tell me how. >> charlie chaplin was the first legal movie star.e of the things i argue in the book is politics take many forms. most americans when they think of hollywood and politics theater movie star involved with the electoral commanders any candidate or in some of us is running a phase where they will be involved in issue oriented politics. they will take a issue and promote it. in the case reese utley, george clooney and darfur were actually getting arrested and publicized in that issue. but chaplin practiced what he call visual polity. that is he was actually very shy. it was the most famous celebrity in the world who claim that every time he has to speak in public he would throw out before hand. and so he preferred to put his politics directly on the screen and in his early film, throughout his career, but he did was what i call it antiauthoritarian politics. he slammed all authority figures are mainly those who gave working-class people a hard time from employers to form intimate to world figures like many the mussolini and adolf hitler.

. >> each day nurse shirley chaplin wears this cross as a symbolic reminder of her christian face. >> to me it is almost symbolic like a wedding band. i made the vows to be a christian at 16, 17. i have never taken it off. >> if the british government has it this way, she'll lose her rights to wear a cross the work that employers have the right to ban employees from wearing the cross and fire them if they insist on doing so. >> cbn news has been following shirley chaplin's case since 2010 when she filed for discrimination. >> by making that kind of statement, they make the cross an issue. >> williams however is deeply concerned of the implications that the government stands for the future of religious liberty for the uk and europe. >> i can hardly bear to think of what the implications are. as the director of the christian legal center, i don't contemplate losing. >> british government wasn't able to speak to cbn news about this matter. they said the equality act makes clear people have the right to express their views in a legitimate way as long as they don't discriminate against a p

charlie chaplin's iconic cane, his signature bowler hat -- and this suit chaplin wore on screen.this superman get-up worn by christopher reeve. and the first items from wlitny houston's estate. remember these earrings from "the bodyguard" clothes from classics. the riding jacket clark gable wore in "gone with the wind." >> i knew you would do it. >> there is no freedom without the law. >> reporter: the robe charlton heston wore as moses, and the mighty stone tablet, actually made of fiberglass, that were the ten commandments. from hollywood's golden age -- this outfit -- pantaloons to be precise, worn by marilyn monroe in "the river of no return." >> pretty fancy for the northwest. >> reporter: plus pieces of history. this dress worn by princess, diana. a rocking chair made in 1916, used the jfk, in the private bedroom of the white house as he tried to relieve his bad back. a precious piece of history. and we got word that that rocking chair sold for $84,000. >>> that's "world news" tore this saturday. be sure to catch "gma" and "this week" first thing in the morning. thanks for

to win the charlie chaplin award.ery, very proud. >> reporter: the award was named after charlie chaplin. >>> bruce willis is a new daddy for the fourth time. the wife of three years designer and model emma hemming willis gave birth sunday to a baby girl. willis has three daughters with ex-wife demi moore. a representative for willis says the family is overjoyed about the new arrival. and that's your eye on entertainment. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> how about a spectacular day? that sound good? we have the information coming up. i'm mike hydeck, here's monika samtani. monika. mr. bernstein with the best details. >> yes, it's a little cold this morning for sure. some areas get a little frost and may need to do a little scraping of the windshield but it's going to be a great afternoon. going to have red sox or the nationals preseason game? i say red sox in honor of -- >> we're nationals fans. >> in honor of mike hydeck

one could i suppose chaplin it a way. how for no reason suddenly one is popped or clobbered with the cane. kicked in the ass for a slap stick for silence. but it just happens, humiliation sounds very depth. just happens, a wound knows no depth of time and not so random is the karma of lungs breezing arkayicly. i didn't know the volatility of the hatred, i could only think dike. but if you prophecy be true that it will be reasoned. and reasoned must find it's violence in order to be for violence is the memory a horror carried by the soul of the blood to sect. she, a violent of resistance is also a violence for, if she said or of me. why not take all of me and shove it up your ass because you can just about sit with your lips. because i am inside you now in violation of you and are american filthy crumb of a loaf of people. i am here and everywhere. no matter how hold you will always be the snot nosed with the shame spread over your brains from a rumble doubt of gang bang wooden zips where the real thing went down on haight

i remember it vividly seeing tarzan, fred astaire, the chaplin films, musicals, mgm. because of my mother. she was interested in everything and she took me to the opera and ballet. there was a piece of meat which i really smelled from the audience. there were children on stage. there was a hook and i swallowed it. i said i wanted to do with these kids do. i was 6, 7, 8. tavis: we have your mother to thank for all of this. has this career, i'm going to rephrase that, has this life, and this life, from those humble tortured beginnings, in some ways, beautiful with your mom, but those tortured beginnings, as this life turned out to be what you thought it was? has it exceeded your dreams? >> i never thought about those things. in russia, it is torture. children are animals. when my mother died and it was the father remarried, it was kind of awkward. i never was unhappy. i was a happy kid because i fell in love with the the theatre. kids create such a thick calluses. especially in the arts, something happens and you blame your present behavior on your parents, the way they

, but douglas fairban p bankbanks his day was the greatest superstar on earth, along with charlie chaplin. you could go to any country, go to africa, show his picture, they would know who he was. go to norway or spain, she all knew it. and intimate with president roosevelt when he was still the undersecretary the navy and so on. well, douglas fairbanks jr. grew up in his father's shadow and wanted more than anything it seems, to prove himself and to do something that was his alone. so, for example when he did go into acting reluctantly, one of the things he did do, shy way from swashbuckling add vench movies. he thought, my dad did that. flying around the stage on rope, sword fighting and all that. he did other things. by and bishgs by, he got sucked into. became swashbuckler adventure films, including things like gunga din. another surprising history. coming out as it did about the time hitler was ready to go into the sedatant land, betrayed by the thuggees became the heroic allies fighting against the thug, the nazis. in a weird way before douglas fairbanks had gotten into the service h

. >> reporter: grace kim was scheduled to work a bar tending shift here at chaplin's sports bistro. today her friends and family share a video with us and say they still can't believe the vivacious 23-year-old is gone. >> reporter: gracie f. baby was her nickname. >> that's her personality, and what people called her. >> reporter: the bar owner says she was vivacious and close to finishing her studies. >> she would bring a smile to your face. >> reporter: friends knew she attended oikos. when she did not attend to work, they gathered at the bar to wait. >> reporter: the reporter matched tattoos to graces tattoos. some of her friends just broke down and started really losing it. >> reporter: she got her tattoos at inkies studio at fremont and here too they remembered. >> definitely grace was a lot larger than life. >> reporter: one of kim's tattoos read faith. >> she's an angel and she was just somebody that i wish i got to say goodbye to. >> reporter: grace kim graduated from foothill high school in pleasanton five years ago. her friends have organized a fund for her funeral expense

. >> reporter: grace kim was scheduled to work a bar tending shift here at chaplin's sports bistro. today her friends and family share a video with us and say they still can't believe the vivacious 23-year-old is gone. >> reporter: gracie f. baby was her nickname. >> that's her personality, and what people called her. >> reporter: the bar owner says she was vivacious and close to finishing her studies. >> she would bring a smile to your face. >> reporter: friends knew she attended oikos. when she did not attend to work, they gathered at the bar to wait. >> reporter: the reporter matched tattoos to graces tattoos. some of her friends just broke down and started really losing it. >> reporter: she got her tattoos at inkies studio at fremont and here too they remembered. >> definitely grace was a lot larger than life. >> reporter: one of kim's tattoos read faith. >> she's an angel and she was just somebody that i wish i got to say goodbye to. >> reporter: grace kim graduated from foothill high school in pleasanton five years ago. her friends have organized a fund for her funeral expense

. >> the thing with the chaplin, it's an outside person coming in the unit. they like that.nt the outside people to come in here and talk to them. it helps keep the violence down. >> serving 26 years for robbery, ernie johnson landed in ad seg for assaulting an officer. >> have you taken a look at that book yet? i don't want it back unless you're finished with it. >> i've read about half way. >> is it okay? >> yeah. i've been in a couple fights. generally an insolent person and i don't get along well with others. they don't like my religion. they discriminate against me because of that. >> johnson practices an obscure religion called asatru. >> it's a european -- before we were christians, we were asatru. basically a medieval religion. classical. >> prison officials maintain religions like asatru are really covers for white supremacist gangs. >> it's a problem. because you can't violate their religion freedom. >> take it easy, huh? >> all right. >> for father mcnally, the choice or legitimacy of an inmate's religion is a secondary concern. >> forget the priest bit. deal with

. >> george chaplin has is also driven by opposition to the president, despite misgivings about romney's religion. >> now i don't particularly care of all the baggage that he maybe brings along with him, as far as i'm concerned, i am not too fond of a mormon president. but sometimes you have to set those thing as side. >> woodruff: allison blew says she's prepared to go romney if he chooses a truly conservative running mates. >> if rick santorum was the nominee i would have gone out and hit the pavement to sign, you know, the whole nine yards. for romney i will tell my friends, most of them will vote for him anyway. you know, i just won't be as excited. if he would pick a conservative as his vice president like mccain picked palin for his vice president that will go a long way amongst conservatives. >> i am a conservative. i don't consider myself a republican, it's just the party that i have to vote in to be play in the top primary. but i think that people who believe the way that we do, are tired of voting for the lesser of two evils. and that's how i see a vote for romney. he's going t

. >> reporter: in "you nasty spy" the stooges made fun of hitler before charie chaplin did. person that moe, the character, was, what was he like at home? was he like moe or was he entirely different? >> he was... i would say he was very, very different. >> he was terrific. it was like having a built-in santa claus, that loving man. >> reporter: here is joan howard in howard family home movies. both she and her brother paul remember their father as loving but also anxious, impatient. the one who kept the stooges in line just like in the movies. >> hey, porky pine, come here. >> reporter:. >> larry could go off and have a good time. he could spend his money right down to the nickel but really enjoy life. curly is like a big kid. so my dad was a father to curly. just to protect him. >> he would confer with them and make the decisions and then much more likely than not he would speak on behalf of the three of them to columbia studios. >> reporter: moe was careful with money. the howards lived in a nice house in north hollywood, but the three stooge never got rich. they made eig

. >> brian: charlie chaplin. >> 1976 mesh purse. $1,100 for it. you wind up making money on what's in there? >> there is a 30% success rate. >> steve: that's not good. >> but what you don't understand, when it's success, it only takes one good bag to make a good week. it really is like christmas. look at the stuff. all this came out of the bag. >> gretchen: i want to get this question in. what would people be surprised at that's valuable that you might not think is valuable? >> you want to answer that? >> designer sunglasses, old jewelry, old diamonds, stuff like that, that people leave if their bags. there is all kinds of stuff. when you travel, it's generally how you lose stuff because you're off your game. i'm sure you guys travel a lot. going through the airport with three screaming kids is not generally when you're on your game. >> brian: ever feel compelled to find the people whose name is on the tag and give it back to them? >> i have. i got a class ring. >> did you find the tag? >> no, there is never a tag. >> i've got a class ring that i

chaplin's smile was embarrassed. i'm afraid i couldn't say. i don't think i know him that well. you could take my word for it yossarian said. he says to you as they come. the chaplain with the next silence had lead shattered it with an abrupt question. you are capped in yossarian, ru? steps you had a bad start. he can prevent family. please ask disney chapter in persisted. i may be created very grave error. are you casting a yossarian? yes, captain yossarian confessed. i am captain yossarian at the 256 quadrant. i didn't know there were any other cat 10 yossarian spirit is so far as i know i'm the only cap in yossarian as i know. but that's only as far as i know. i see the chaplain that unhappily. that's two to the fighting needs power yossarian point that if you think about writing a poem about her squadron. no mumbled the chaplain. i'm not thinking about writing a symbolic poem about her squadron. yossarian straighten sharply when he spied the tiny silver cross on the other side of the chaplain's collar. he was thoroughly astonished. never really talked to the before. your cha

chaplin's smile was embarrassed. i'm afraid i couldn't say. i don't think i know him that well. you could take my word for it yossarian said. he says to you as they come. the chaplain with the next silence had lead shattered it with an abrupt question. you are capped in yossarian, ru? steps you had a bad start. he can prevent family. please ask disney chapter in persisted. i may be created very grave error. are you casting a yossarian? yes, captain yossarian confessed. i am captain yossarian at the 256 quadrant. i didn't know there were any other cat 10 yossarian spirit is so far as i know i'm the only cap in yossarian as i know. but that's only as far as i know. i see the chaplain that unhappily. that's two to the fighting needs power yossarian point that if you think about writing a poem about her squadron. no mumbled the chaplain. i'm not thinking about writing a symbolic poem about her squadron. yossarian straighten sharply when he spied the tiny silver cross on the other side of the chaplain's collar. he was thoroughly astonished. never really talked to the before. your cha