it's what makes an auction so exciting. >> up first... >> grace kelly. >> ...a vintage grace kelly candid >> let's see what happens. >> and $220 bid. now $250. and $220 bid. now $250. $250. it's $220 bid. >> david's baffled. >> $250? >> $250. last call. this is sold -- $220. >> that's only 20 bucks more than the minimum. >> liz taylor signed original candid photograph. $250 bid... >> liz taylor doesn't fair much better. >> sold $225. >> i was hoping it was gonna get higher. the candid photos that rhoda took over the years didn't quite get what i thought it deserved. >> a discouraging sign. david figured the stars of yesteryear would draw the biggest bucks. >> and $332.50. sold to the internet! >> but to everyone's surprise, the contemporary celebrities not only hold their own, but in many cases outperform the golden agers. big sales include that "breakfast club" cast signature for $2,500... and the late rapper tupac shakur's autograph -- $3,300. >> i was not expecting that. a lot of the more modern stuff sold very well, and that was a great test balloon to tell me that we can do a lot mor

beach patrol so that the beaches could remain guarded. >> reporter: did you know this , as a teen grace kelly had a summer job as a waitress in the chatter box restaurant. summer home kelly family built in 1924 still stand here today and find it on the northwest corner of 26th and wesley avenue. it greeted me as i came across the bridge and greets everyone else when they dot same thing coming across see chatter box right there on your right. replica of the grace kelly's famous wedding gown as a side in ocean city historical museum. it is an excellent history museum and excellent history lesson. you can drop in for freon simpson street and direct business hours. it will be an experience thaw will never, ever forget. ocean city also has a busy, very busy shopping district. you know, our tori woodill has to check it out and you are wondering how she did. >> well, let's find out. >> reporter: sure, park your beach towel on the beach but drop your towel on the grassy until bias bring avenue and only thing you'll miss is the sand there is plenty to dive into on this main drag and you don't to have

." >> blackwell lists the 10 best-dressed women of the year, including joan crawford and grace kelly,on the worst dressed. blackwell says shelley winters is "a rag doll brought to the circus and covered with pink cotton candy." and the voluptuous anita ekberg "provokes the idea that she dresses with a shoehorn." >> the worst-dressed list caused more of a fury in the fashion business than anything that i can remember. everybody was talking about, "how dare he?" it was truly outrageous. >> who could say an unkind word about the gorgeous brigitte bardot? richard blackwell can. from the 1962 worst-dressed -- "a buxom milkmaid reminiscent of a cow wearing a girdle, and both have the same amount of acting talent." yikes! >> it was all over the world. and everyone was looking forward to reading it. he's just calling attention to what people already know. >> and to call more attention to himself, the former richard selzer once again tailors his name to fit his persona. he declares that his first name is now "mr." why the "mr." >> "mr." because it was very dramatic. he tried to create a charac

. >> grace kelly. >> so, there's royalty. >> yes. >> jimmy stewart. >> jimmy stewart. >> yeah. >> harveytti, "bikini," nice. you know what he was thinking about. >> that's one of my favorites. >> remember, baird jones spoke about spending a million dollars to acquire all this artwork. hugh decides to auction it all off. >> this is muhammad ali. >> in the ring. >> in the ring. >> hugh, you're going to sell this? >> yes, i am because who's going to enjoy it? nobody's getting any chance to look at it. that's what art is for, it's for people to appreciate. >> you think it's worth anything? >> i would imagine it is. what, i don't know. >> he's about to find out. let's open up at $1,500. $1,600, $1,700, $1,800. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, srangeinheritance.com. ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪maybe we can find a way ♪there's got to be solutions ♪how to make a brighter day ♪what do we do? ♪we've got to give a little love♪ ♪have a little hope ♪make th

. >> in addition to screen stars like grace kelly and pop icons like michael jackson, jack has hundredsos has never heard of. how many signatures are we talking about? >> we're talking about over 35,000 signatures. >> wait, 35,000? >> thousand. >> plus 1,700 original photos and hundreds more signed promotional stills. juan carlos carts the whole kit and caboodle back to tampa and locks them inside a fire- and waterproof safe. then, he calls his friend and attorney, spiro verras, for help. >> initially, i handled this as i would handle any probate in my practice. i wrote to a lot of the auction houses, and they were all extremely interested. the largest ones knew who jack kuster was before i wrote to them. >> what, in your wildest dreams, juan carlos, what is this collection worth? >> it's hard to put a price on it. >> well, what would an appraiser say? what kind of numbers are we talking about? give me a ballpark. that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. according to autograph magazine, which one of these celebrities is most unwilling to give autographs? beyoncé, angelina j

we have grace kelly, so many people hoff emerge over years. do you remember the first super model ever, didn't end well for her but she was from south philadelphia as well. is there so many beautiful women have every different kind of background. >> but mike had a theory, he thinks you'll of the people are in california do you care to explain. >> i said, the best looking people in small towns across america, people say to them, o h, my gosh you should go to hollywood and go to the hollywood and be a actor or actress. >> they could be there from north dakota where they are corn federalled if, tall, whatever, minneapolis, you can go all over. beauty queens come from kansas , alabamas, and floridas >> exactly right. >> what are you saying. >> yes. >> when you are young, attractive and in that, that is your, place, your thing. >> listen to this fish face, every year these different magazines named, which is a horrible thing to do, most un attractive people in certain cities. >> they do. >> i mean like last year travel and leisure magazine put out

i can think of a better person than general john kelly to succeed me and i wish them god's blessing and graceeah kelly begins his official role in the white house on monday. leia blake, you know of course lots of information coming in that we all want to know what happened behind the scenes on this one and for that we ever programming alert for you. neil cavuto will be live tomorrow morning on the cause of freedom with full coverage on the latest shakeup tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "fox news" the potential market impact of this white house shakeup hasn't seen a huge bump in the market from political issues yet. what's going to happen now? he will break it down. that's next. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutu

graces. >> thank you, kelly. >>> a major part of the white house shake-up could be due to the russia investigation. attorney general jeff sessions allegedly did talk about the campaign last year with the russian government, according to "the washington post." the conversations were reportedly caught by u.s. intelligence intercepts. last month jeff sessions denied under oath that it happened. if true, it could put sessions' job in jeopardy. that could make critics question the timing of this purportedly. it comes a day after the president jabbed at sessions specifically, telling "the new york times," if he knew sessions was going to recuse himself from the russia probe, he would never have nominated sessions. the president took a shot at sessions this morning for not investigating hillary clinton in that tweet you see there. but next week, the russian investigation will hit very close to home. son-in-law jared kushner will be interviewed by both the senate and the house intelligence committees next week. and his son don junior and former campaign manager manafort will be interviewed by the senate j

kelly wanted him gone. mr scarramucci spun it with more grace than had been evident in most of his communications. a clean slate and the ability to build his own team, the white house statement said. at the end of a turbulent week it does seem that president trump has yielded to the argument that stability is better than chaos. here's chris cook. you're here to stay? we'll see, i'm here to serve at the discretion of the president.

kelly wanted him gone. mr scarramucci spun it with more grace than had been evident in most of his communications. he felt it was best to give the new chief of staffjohn kelly a clean slate and the ability to build his own team, the white house statement said. at the end of a turbulent week it does seem that president trump has yielded to the argument that stability is better than chaos. here's chris cook. you're here to stay? we'll see, i'm here to serve at the discretion of the president. if he wants me to leave tomorrow then i'm not going to be here to stay. anthony scaramucci is an excommunications director. this interview from the white house was recorded earlier today. so the chief of staff was literally sworn in about 52 minutes ago, so he is setting in place the procedures by which he will run the white house internally. where anthony fits into that you would have to ask general kelly. we'll talk to anthony. but let's give him more than 52 minutes and find out later in the week. we didn't need that long. here is a quick recap of how we got here. i love the president. and i'm very, very loya

i'm very hopeful general kelly will be successful in restoring dignity, grace, respect and order.: how does he do it? sitting at a memo, putting everybody in the room, there is a new sheriff in town, this is how it is going to be. >> he needs to hold a meeting monday and he himself personally so they can see the presence of four *military general has. he is a very intimidating man and there are a lot of egos that need to be put in line because the white house is not only about serving a president of the united states and being loyal to his mission but serving the interest of the american people and when we have this gerri springer back and forth between members of the staff it is disgusting, it is a distraction from the president's agenda and demeaning to the white house as an institution. >> you have establishment and nonestablishment ideology advising donald trump and he has gotten rid of two non-establishments, priebus and spicer he so you need a unified message to the president, the message is all over the map. needs to be a unified message. to get back to the mission which is

some way, perhaps he might leave and perhaps, the fed job would be a graceful exit for him we'll have to see how the appointment of kelly to this position of chief of staff shax up that power dynamic. but right now gary cohn has a large staff. he is considered the expert on things -- all things economic. so, we'll find out whether or not that continues and how secure he feels in his position. >> ylan, it has been a crazy week sean spicer, robert short, and now reince priebus ylan, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> sure. >> so, yeah, guys, we saw sean spicer, robert short, a little bit less visible, but high level, now reince priebus out, possibly more coming when we rook at this, we're listening. it's political intrigue, but i bring it back to the markets and money, should something at home say, okay, let's trim our stock -- let's sell. i'm nervous now, d.c.'s a mess or -- >> i get very nervous when the fed is politicized and therefore , if we're talking about some presumptions, we're lacking at the tea leaves, but janet yellen has been groomed for that job her entire career and say what you want about fed policy a

grace? maya: it seems to have been this one-two punch, the strongly worded rant as well as the bringing in of general john kellys new chief of staff. for those keeping track, thehere is definitely a revolving door of people in the white house. scaramucci coming in 10 days ago. former press secretary sean spicer resigned in protest to scaramucci being b brought in. scaramucci then brought down before chief of staff reince priebus. in his place, john kelly was brought in. john kelly then requested that scaramucci be fired and here we are today. gerhart: scaramucci was named to this job only 10 days ago. what a shambles. what does this departure say about donald trump's white house? maya: it certainly does not help the allegations of chaos that has been plaguing this white house since day one. we saw a very short departure of michael flynn at the beginning of his administration due to alleged entanglements with russia. it certainly doesn't help a white house that wants to do business. the white house and their communications people constantly complain immediate is not covering what they are actually doing in terms

i think john kelly will have some honey. , a grace period where maybe he will be able to straighten thingsill be able to get leaks under control. navy anthony scaramucci will clean house in the munication department. the thing is, we talked about factions in the white house could jared kushner and ivanka trump our family for the president. they will always have a direct line. both senior advisors also. there will not be waiting for john kelly to let them get time with the president's schedule. there are the kids. that i think to some degree, donald trump feels like he has gotten this far. again, he feels like he let reince priebus try to run things and it did not work. every president has a shakeup at some point in their first 2 to 3 years as president. bill clinton has his probably a couple of months later than donald trump. reince priebus is the shortest chief of staff. a short serving chief of staff ever. but every president has a shakeup as they tried to get things under control and really, this is not uncommon. some of the chaos is uncommon. the question is, will this right the ship?

staying in his good graces or keeping him pleased and that's why it's a leaky white house, frankly, and that's why there's all this cop stantel fighting back and forth. >> is kellyng to be able to put a lid on that. >> for a while i think he'll be able to. and also we keep hearing a word discipline and that's a popular word to describe it. i also think he will be very operational. i think the white house needs to get on track with hires, moving things along, moving their agenda and i think he can be very helpful with getting white house hires done. >> what is the mandate? he needs to go who goes to the white house, the leaks together, or is he going to be in charge of getting donald trump himself on track? >> they did a profile on james baker recently and he said what you want to be a chief of staff is to manage the staff, not the chief. and in this case i think he's coming in to manage the chief, to manage donald trump. so the left of the staff can actually do their business. that's going to be incredibly hard with the infighting. and because he does not have the liaison to congress, he's going to have -- kelly is going to have a really hard actually kpekting t