humphrey bogart. she was one of his wives and they were known as the battling bogarts. him a couple of times, that was the end of the marriage. i think he got the message it was over. so this was pre-lauren bacall, then? yes, 1935. christmas 1935, yes. now what about this? elvis's pink sapphire ring. of all the things in my collection which i do have some quite lovely things everybody wants to see that. everybody wants to try it on. given to the sister, the lady who was unfortunately in his bed when he died. so it's perfect provenance. well, that's a provenance you can't dispute then, is it? you can't dispute that, no. if the lady says that elvis gave it to her, then he gave it to her. but anything of elvis presley now has become so iconic. it's like john lennon or marilyn. it's just lots of cash. couldn't afford to buy it today. so how much would something like that be worth, then? today, about--i would say, £30,000-40,000 today. yeah. i didn't pay anything like that but there we are. gosh. so how did all this come your way? well, i started really collecting about 60 y

(gunshot) humphrey bogart.e a star, before they knew what to do with him, he was in a lot of lousy roles and every now and then he would do something crazy like play the irish stable hand. morning, ladies. i managed to get you up? don't be fresh. well, i hear you've got the finest string of horses. the least you could do is let them look at you. if the little horses can get up to run and jump for you, you can get up to watch 'em. they made so many movies, 4 and 5 a year sometimes; and if you go back and look at all the movies, only a small percent of them really fit what we believe. but the public remembered those films, embraced them in those films, discarded the others. and then they were smart enough to start casting them as bogie. (man) from s. charles einfeld, advertising and publicity, to martin weisser. dear marty: bogart has been typed as a gangster character. now, we want to undo this. sell bogart romantically. ♪ no matter what ♪ the future brings ♪ as time goes by ♪ sam, i thought i told you never to

. >> and then you said, greg, don't bogart that joint which is f ofed up the wazzoo. >> with all of thisce armstrong back and forth saga that is only seeming to end now, maybe if there is a foolproof way to detect drugs, it is a good thing. >> no. >> coming from you, of course. >> if you can detect drugs in hair bill would be the rainforest of coke. >> that's why i wear a wig. >> that is a wig because bill you are totally hairless for this reason. >> i predict the uncle fester look is going to be rocking at rock land high real soon. >> that was the whole point behind britney spears shaving. >> the theory was her husband wanted to get custody and he was going to take a drug test via her hair. as a result she shaved her head. and judging from the up skirt photos she took, she was very thorough. >> that's disgusting. >> i am an investigating reporter. >> if they took your kids' hair and drug tested it, would you care? >> i would care. i don't want the school to do this stuff. i am sort of a civil libertarian. i will take the hair and test it myself. i believe the parents should do it themse

. >> and then you said, greg, don't bogart that joint which is f ofed up the wazzoo. >> with all of thisforth saga that is only seeming to end now, maybe if there is a foolproof way to detect drugs, it is a good thing. >> no. >> coming from you, of course. >> if you can detect drugs in hair bill would be the rainforest of coke. >> that's why i wear a wig. >> that is a wig because bill you are totally hairless for this reason. >> i predict the uncle fester look is going to be rocking at rock land high real soon. >> that was the whole point behind britney spears shaving. >> the theory was her husband wanted to get custody and he was going to take a drug test via her hair. as a result she shaved her head. and judging from the up skirt photos she took, she was very thorough. >> that's disgusting. >> i am an investigating reporter. >> if they took your kids' hair and drug tested it, would you care? >> i would care. i don't want the school to do this stuff. i am sort of a civil libertarian. i will take the hair and test it myself. i believe the parents should do it themselves. i would put a ch

don't bogart the up and down sliding window. >> the slamming back like that, i think that's kinds ofe dogs do at the park. >> oh, really? >> it's like claiming your territory early on. >> it'sry like saying, don't bother asking me. i lovere the people that do. when you're smoking and somebody walks by and does the fake cough, that's the person behind when you you recline, they go oh and i just look and smile. >> 'cause you don't care about them. >> what did you say about dogs that's not pentagon, is it? >> i'm not used to it. >> i'm saying when you have someone in front of you who does the slam back on the airplane, that is like claiming your territory and marking your territory before the flight gets going. >> i thought that usually meant claiming your territory was urinating. >> yeah, thank you. thank you for calling me, greg. so yeah, i don't think -- i feel bad, you're going to recline back and somebody has theirec drink and computer and you knock over their stuff and they hate you and you're t stuck with the. >> i'm used to it. >> i just try and suck it up and i always end up in

i talked of "high sierra" where bogart hid in the hills and was killed.es cagney going up in flames at the end yelling "top of the world, ma." t the strange connection between the mind and the love of media attention and the way this person was seeking out media attention, trying to connect in perhaps strange ways with charlie sheen, who has had a troubled past himself, and mentioning names of the media people, myself even. this strange connect between refuge seeking refuge and desperation and still wanting attention. >> and this is a guy who clint van zandt said was angry and had collected all these grievances over the years. he in his manifesto talks about an incident in high school. and even cites the name of the assistant principal he clashed with. cites the name of another student who he clashed with, and clearly had been carrying that with him all that time. and sort of just built up all these other slights that he felt, that he had been railroaded by the lapd because of his race. colleagues on the lapd who had used racial epithets against him. all