i do think gregory peck and -- he makes compromises in "to kill a mockingbird". >> there is the sense of betrayal for a lot of people who really worshiped atticus and did accept him not just as a character but as a symbol. maybe many of us came to that book as younger readers. to me it was one of the first serious books i ever loved that i still love and it is hard to match those two kinds of knowledge and look in hindsight act "to kill a mockingbird" and what do we make of it now? one thing, the different age of the point of view character which is to say in "to kill a mockingbird" scouts is young looking at her father through the point of view of a girl and she does see it more simply and the older spouse is looking at the point of view as an adult and is more nuanced and i don't think atticus seems mortal. the dog is dead in the street, he can do anything. gregory peck who apparently harper lee call yummy adds to the way we view him and it is hard to wrap our new knowledge around. >> speaking of "go set a watchman" let's talk about the release of that novel. the official story is a

gregory peck, who harper lee apparently called yummy, certainly acted that way we view atticus. it is hard to wrap our new knowledge with the old knowledge. >>> well, speaking of go set a watchman. let's talk about the release of the novel. the official story is harper lee's lawyer found it is a safe deposit box and that it is a functional first draft of "to kill a mocking bird" that her editor said pull out aspect and rewrite it and she did. it took two years to turn go set a watchman n "to kill a mocking bird." there is a lot of debate on if harp lee is even able to consent to the releasing of the bock. i want to ask you if you think it should have been published? >> i would argue no. i think it is something that should have been left in an archive for scholars to study. the other thing i noted is that was not edited. someone who spent a lot of my career as an editor -- >> excellent editor. >> when i read go set a watchman i knew her editor said the flash backs to childhood are working. go back and use that as part of the way you were constructing your narrative. we know that

by the way, i was in an all-male revue based on it was called oh, men. >> and gregory peck starred int. >> that's true. that was a stage name. it wasn't just peck. no. gregory pecs i think. >> gregory? >> nightmare on elm street. my story is similar to yours. miff dad toomg took me to the movies to see a double feature. action jaks is what we went to see but we had to sit through nightmare in elm street. i don't remember much because i had my dad buried in my dad. >> kid taking cades to more films is child abuse. >> my dad is coming after you. >> i like getting comed after. joanne, why do we need to be scared? what's the point? >> i don't watch a lot of horror films because it doesn't feel good. >> then you get pair nigh knowed for the rest of i don't know your life. in high school i saw final destination 3. i know it's not like a horror film. it's a thriller. but i hate roller coasters. i used to go tanning and people die in tanning beds. then you die at the drive-through? you pick up a value meal and die? these are things that terrify a teenager and you carry it with you. >> the fac

the sprawling 8,800-square-foot 1930s ranch-style home was owned by actor gregory peck.ouple bought it just six years ago for over 17 million. just over 17 million. that's a pretty large markup, though. >> that is. and rounding out our celebrity real estate report, beyonce and jay-z are moving into a new rental in l.a. near the playboy mansion. >> but this is no ordinary rental. the hip-hop power couple is reportedly renting -- >> this $45 million palace. signing a one-year lease for, get this, 20,000-square-foot mansion for a jaw-dropping $150,000 a month. >> wow. i wish i had that kind of money. the home features an indoor olympic-size pool. >> as well as an outdoor swimming hole with waterfall. and you may recognize the house. it was featured in the 1998 film "the big lebowski." >> it looks so impressive. it looks almost like the white house. >> it's bigger than the white house. >> coming up, a rare look at steve jobs. the white house. >> coming up, a rare look at steve jobs. we've been changing things up with k-y love. oh yeah. it's a pleasure gel that magnifies both

before gregory peck died in the movie, he said don't be pecksniffiant. >> again, please remember, we're dev definitely looking out for you wilyou. >>> breaking tonight, stunning new evidence in the search for the truth about the terrorist attack in benghazi, libya. it led to the first assassination of a u.s. ambassador in decades as well as the murter of three americans. for years, americans have demanded to know why security was so lax on our benghazi consulate. whether and whether the administration may have misled the nation about the reasons behind the assault. now, after an exhaustive hearing featuring former secretary of state hillary clinton. we may be closer to answers. in particular, on whether the american people were misled by an administration fighting to win a second term. it was september 11, 2012. 56 days before the presidential election. and 11 years to the day after the worst terror attack in our nation's history. america, once again, came under attack. this time, in a foreign city many have never heard of. but as day turned tonight in benghazi, libya, at 940 p.m. local

i don't know if you know that movie with gregory peck. >> my dad showed all of the movies to me before i was 10. i swear he wanted to desensitize me to the horror world. some called it child abuse and i call it love. i can now watch them and you put me in a dim lit apartment by myself and i am not afraid. i am not afraid of liberals. >> that's why it builds up your immune system. . >> what do you think? >> the list is a joke. first of all to get a hundred people to come together it is the be t of all time and it is lazy. >> we went to the entire list. >> when you talk about that genre of film it is a masterpiece and it gives you lots of great ideas. >> i don't think i want to see that movie or even read the description of it. >> katie, i think the exorcist -- people don't remember -- oh you young people, you don't remember how you were in the 70s. >> you had no special effects. i actually thought this list was pretty accurate. i know you will agree with me. >> how did rob zombie not put the movie on the list? >> can we get back to the point where there is a legitimate thing. hundreds o

before gregory peck died in the movie, he said don't be pecksniffiant. >> again, please remember, we'rey looking out for you will you. >>> breaking tonight, stunning new evidence in the search for the truth about the terrorist attack in benghazi, libya. it led to the first assassination of a u.s. ambassador in decades as well as the murter of three americans. for years, americans have demanded to know why security was so lax on our benghazi consulate. whether and whether the administration may have misled the nation about the reasons behind the assault. now, after an exhaustive hearing featuring f