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here with her dance partner dmitry chaplin, please welcome the fourth celebrity eliminated from thiscova. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm glad that you're still dancing. you seemed sad at the end of the show. >> i don't why the tears come from but they were a little bit of sadness and joy. there was so much love in the room. you create such a special bond with everyone. it's hard to say good-bye. >> jimmy: sure. you don't have to say good-bye. you can happening around there all the time if you want, probably. >> you think i want to get my butt beaten every day? no. bruises. >> jimmy: let me think about it for a second. >> let me say, two months straight, every single day, so, i think -- >> jimmy: yeah, that horrible face. i can imagine, it's a real -- it's just awful to have to look at it every day. you must just get exhausted in the mirror. >> i am, actually. >> jimmy: i am so angry at america for voting you off. it's ridiculous. you did, again, make it longer than any super model. you beat rachel hunter, kathy ireland and master p, who, i don't think is a super model. but you

going to seem simple this is how the kids remember their dead friends inspector tony chaplin and then bro bring from the special brigade against ugandans tell us about. these guys get caught up in things that they don't know why they're doing it they just remember the last shooting that they need to have been for the last killing that they need to send a message about. so go folks i mean a lot of girls posted just literally being held hostage to their you know i mean. they never lies but everybody knows the time to come. according to the inspectors the presence of gangs here is evident they inspect an empty house and west point which according to what they've heard has become a new meeting place. is almost like rena gang newspaper yeah who their enemies are they have. to rock big block and kirkwood. corsi that assists were on earlier then again you have the allies you have the home gang you're wesnoth who's turf this this actually is then you have sunnydale. it was a group way on the other side of the city who where some obvious clay dealt with or ally with. the officers comb the neig

video was filmed locally in fremont, on the same side of the niles movie studio that the real life chaplinck in the day. in fact, the museum on the site had regular screenings of silent films. >> i love silent films. >> great. >>> a postage stamp now in circulation appears to show a photo of the statue of liberty. sadly, that is not the case. it's really a picture of a replica of the statue that stands outside new york, new york hotel casino in las vegas. a stamp expert pointed out the discrepancy, noting there are dark areas instead of the windows in the crown. >>> we got to go. >> have a good day. >> bye. ,,,,,,

charlie chaplin had an investigation -- under investigations for months and had fled to europe.so you have high-profile people there were under investigation every day, and so paul child's didn't make the news. julia wasn't famous yet. she hadn't published her cookbook, they were not celebrities but her friends knew. everybody in the state department knew and was humiliating and terrifying, and paul rightly predicted his career would probably not recover from it. >> [inaudible] -- by the committee investigators >> he was subjected to the inquiry that was the fbi investigated him. the united states information service investigated him, his past going back ten years and all that but he wasn't dragged before the senate subcommittee. in the end, even though they thought he was about as little as you could get without being a communist, and they thought he was probably a, sexual and accused him of all kind of other sorts of nefarious acts. julia was from a very wealthy right-wing family, and her father was one of the early supporters of nixon and she pulled every string she could in

charlie chaplin had been under investigation for months and fled to europe. you had very high profile people under investigation everyday. so paul child did not make the move. julia had not published her cookbooks. they weren't celebrities but their friends all new. everyone in the state department knew. it was humiliating and terrifying. paul predicted that his career would probably not recover from it. >> was paul brought before the committee himself? or just by the committee investigators? >> he was subjected to a full loyalty inquiry that was the fbi investigated him. the united states information service investigated him. his past going back ten years but he wasn't dragged before a senate subcommittee. in the end, even though he thought he was a liberal as you can get without being a communist, they thought he was probably a homosexual and accused him of all kinds of other sort of nefarious acts, julia was from a well the right wing family and her father was one of the early supporters of nixon and she told -- pull every string she could washington and h

regarding chaplins, will chaplin's space career penalties if they -- chaplains base career penalties if they beat our 0- face careerchaplains penalties if they defer same sex marriages to someone else? >> no. we have not experienced ecclesiastical agencies withdrawing their endorsements of the chaplains. that has not been an issue. >> our time is up. i appreciate your consideration. i respect with you are doing and we are counting on you. >> thank you. we now proceed to the congressman from new york. >> a former j.a.g. officer, i want to know if you are comfortable with the regulations or hindering the implementation. as you expressed before, the ability of the chain of command to process and handle complaints and deviations from military standards. i ask that of each of you. >> i am comfortable with that. yes, sir. we deal with adherence to standards every day throughout our military. nothing will change in that regard. >> it is our belief that commanders have sufficient tools to address, the that violates good order and discipline. we support the recommendations concluded in the re

this is charlie chaplin's hat from when he portrayed the tramp. it's charlie's. it has the little bow on the side. >> that's what tells you it's charlie's. >> that was his trademark. >> they expect it to go for $20,000. >> i'm going to keep it for that. i'll tell you. >> that's a beauty. that's a winner. >> moving on from there, this is grace kelly's dress. she wore it in "to catch a thief" with cary grant. >> i love cary grant. we have his outfit. we have the complete cast, not just the leading ladies. it's everybody. >> talk about a tiny waist she had. my gosh. >> all the stars had 17-inch waists. we just kept in shape. it wasn't the wildness they make of it today. we just kept in shape, exercised every day, every morning. >> that's expected to go from $30,000 to $50,000. >> or whatever. >> this is from charlton heston in "ben hur." >> this is the belt that goes with it. the mannequin was too big and charlton was small. he was very limber, you know, lithe. >> and the hand cuffs are great. >> they have magnificent costumes. it was a great picture

. >> that was the moment last night, petra nemcova and her partner, dmitry chaplin, voted off "dancingodel curse. gone farther than any other supermodel on "dancing with the stars." >> thanks to dimitry. my sister was watching me dancing. now, hopefully, she is more proud. >> you never danced before? >> never, ever. i dance like an elephant. >> honestly, it's all possible because of petra. i can only teach so much. but it's like -- she's not picking up, i can't do anything. so, it's all you, too. >> dmitry, you had a break from "dancing with the stars," the last time we saw you. a couple years ago, with maya. how does it feel to be back? >> it feels great. especially with petra. she is awesome. we have fun at rehearsals. i am happy right now. and i don't care they kicked us out because she is my partner. >> i will still kick him out every day. >> sure, you will. >> yeah. you are lucky, in your partners. we've also been just watching all season long, petra, bruno seemed to have the most passionate crush an you and your dancing. take a look. >> it's not petra. it's carmen. femme fatale.

charlie chaplin was under investigation for months and fled to europe, so there were high profile people under investigation every day. paul child didn't make the news. julia was not famous yet, had not published her cookbook yet. everybody in the state department knew and their friends knew, and it was humiliating and paul predicted his career probably would not recover from it. >> was paul brought before the committee itself or just by the committee investigators? >> he was subjected to a full loyalty inquiry that was the fbi investigating him, the united states information service up vest gaited -- investigated him, his past going back 10 years and all that, but not dragged before a senate subcommittee. in the end even though they thought he was about as liberal you could get without being a communist and thought he was a homosexual and accused him of other no acts, you'll ya -- julia was from a wealth right wing family and her father was an early supporter of nixon, and she pulled every striping in washington she -- every string in washington she could, and he was finally cleared. >>

but the late comedian charlie chaplin does, thanks to google! the search engine produced a short film in chaplin's unique slapstick style to mark his 122nd birthday tomorrow. click on what google calls "the doodle" at the top the home page to watch it. tom, that google now has a team of workers who do nothing but doodle all day. great work if you can get it. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for friday, april 15. i'm susie gharib. have a great weekend-- you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson goodnight, everyone. we hope to see all of you again next week. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org