let me try this. >> two against one here. >> did you know marilyn monroe? >> she was actually in my brother's acting class in new york. but the reality is that i never met her. i talked to her once on the phone but i never met her. she was gone, sadly, before i came out here. >> yeah. >> she was remarkable. dennis hopper was in that class, too, wasn't he? >> yes. >> must have been with your brother. i had the same conversation with him. >> jane fonda, some famous people in that class. >> what's a classic hefner day like? for you two when you get married, what will be a classic normal day? >> it's fairly well structured. the daytime begins late morning and then i take care of inventory. i'm still very much involved -- >> he works monday through

marilyn douglass could have sung professionally had she wanted to.ld have done all kinds of things. >> she was a straight-a student and, you know, i just saw her as being so smart and successful in what it was that she wanted to do. >> reporter: and what she wanted to do more than anything else was raise brooks and leslie. you can see their faces still? >> oh, yes. and i can hear my mom singing. ♪ i see see >> reporter: she did every week at church. and at home where she sewed the outfits leslie wore to compete in miss teen oklahoma. >> i was the one that spent time with my mom, whether it be singing or her making me a new dress for a pageant. >> reporter: so autumn '79. 16-year-old brooks was an advanced football playing senior in high school making money breeding doberman pinscher dogs. leslie, a precociously pretty 12-year-old, was in middle school. dad was busy and all over oklahoma. a chaplain at the statehouse, visitor of prisoners at mcalester penitentiary. even preaching a bit on early morning television. >> simply saying that death is not me

marilyn monroe stunned the nation when she wore it in "the seven year itch."ld for $5.6 million last night, part of debbie reynolds amazing collection of movie memorabilia. also sold, the guitar julie andrews played in "the sound of music." >>> on this father's day, we note that being a dad takes a lot of patience, and a great sense of humor. so, we looked so some famous comedian dads for a few worlds of advice. comedian and father will ferrell has said of children, they make me laugh. they have a completely unique outlook about the world. jerry seinfeld on fatherhood said, you figure out what the program is and stick to it. i always say, ask mommy. stephen colbert said raising a child is like wrestling a small but relentless opponent. you can't beat children in a logic battle. their simple minds are better at it. and on getting them to eat the right stuff, colbert says, accept that waffles are vegetables. and ben stiller, who said, getting a tie, that's when you feel like you've actually become a dad. i did it for my dad for years, and now it's ben getting th

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let me try this. >> two against one here. >> did you know marilyn monroe?tually in my brother's acting class in new york. but the reality is that i never met her. i talked to her once on the phone but i never met her. she was gone, sadly, before i came out here. >> yeah. >> she was remarkable. dennis hopper was in that class, too, wasn't he? >> yes. >> must have been with your brother. i had the same conversation with him. >> jane fonda, some famous people in that class. >> what's a classic hefner day like? for you two when you get married, what will be a classic normal day? >> it's fairly well structured. the daytime begins late morning and then i take care of inventory. i'm still very much involved -- >> he works monday through friday in the office. >> and do interviews, et cetera. during the day. >> how much of the "playboy" brand do you think is down to you personally? >> well, i certainly didn't do it alone but it is certainly a very personal brand. i mean the whole notion of "playboy," you know, came from my own dreams in my childhood, adolescent drea

thank you. >> hello, my name in marilyn. i am a certified board national credentialed teacher at a middle school, and i have been teaching pe for 32 years, and in the people that spoke before me, i have been taking notes, and i have noticed some flawed logic. in response to the "san francisco quanis," article, the student went on to describe the activities that would be in the physical education class. the students and of spoken tonight have made a number of comments about only having to do activities i am capable of doing, not being the person i would be without jrotc. how do you know? how do you know you are not the person you would have been? again, we are talking flawed logic. the difference between graduating and flunking out, that speaks to motivation. its students are motivated to get an education, they will, so i think they need to get the education that the state of california set down for them. thank you. >> good evening. i am a physical educator with the san francisco unified school district. i am here because i a

mientras, marilyn y sus amigas atienden a otra mujer. >> quÉ idea tan maravillosa. unas escuelas triplican los costos y miles de estudiantes hispanos se ven afectados. mÁs adelante, aunque se ha convertido en el primer funcionario transexual de un juzgado, nos cuenta que su vida no ha sido buena. les contaremos como el pensamiento positivo es el remedio para el supuesto fin del mundo. todo esto y mucho mÁs. >> las universidades del condado de arizona implementan cambios que triplican el costo para extranjeros e indocumentados. , nos explica vÍctor hugo rodrÍguez, miles de estudiantes se verÁn afectados. >> mÁxima guerrero estudia en el colegio comunitario de phoenix. estÁ cursando el tercer semestre y ha logrado pagar su colegiatura a base de becas privadas y mucho sacrificio. >> tuve que empeÑar cadenas, pedir prestado dinero, a lo mejor deba hacerlo a travÉs. >> los colegios de cobrar a los indocumentados, extranjeros. mientras los estudiantes legales y pagando $ 113 por clase, los trabajos comunitarios cobran 288 por extranjeros. a partir de junio tendrÁn que pag

unbelievable. >> you shared the biggest iconic item up for sale is the marilyn monroe dress, which ito add would look excellent in my closet. but -- >> oh, on you? >> or on me, maybe. that is going to probably fetch up to $1 million or $2 million. that is a big deal dress and a beautiful dress. other items for sale, the headdress that elizabeth taylor wore in the "cleopatra" film. that is starting bid at $30,000. also the dress that julie andrews wore in "the sound of music" which she sang "do r re mi," ordinary looking dress, but bound to make tens of thousands. big memorabilia items here. >> what i thought was cool about the marilyn monroe dress is i think people say it's not like a size 1 or 2. it's like an 18 or 12 or something like that. she had curves. curves -- whoa. curve are good. women look good with curves, you know. all right. how did she get these items? that's the thing. this is quite a collection. >> she has a huge collection. she has about 3,500 costumes, not including photographs and props and things that she has. she bought a lot of these in prooift sales. she's ver

>> i'll go for marilyn monroe. can i take marilyn? >> none of you said classic middle aged crises. >> well, i'm assuming megan fox is the caretaker of the island. >> she runs the drug store. >> all right. you can have that. scott, you haven't really come out with a name. you can't really have marilyn. >> why did he get sophia loren? >> she is still alive. >> i'll go with sophia begara. >> i had a scene with her in a movie, a love scene with her in a movie. >> really? >> it was movie that never came out. >> really? >> but i watch it every night. >> if i had a scene with her, i wouldn't care if it came out. gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. love the show. we're done. thank you. when we come back, a sneak preview of a blockbuster month on "piers morgan tonight" and my interview with one of the funniest men in television, jimmy fallon. >>> and that's it for us tonight. be sure to be here monday for the republican presidential

. >>> and marilyn monroe's iconic dress from the subway scene in the film "seven year itch" is goingp for auction. not cheap. the price tag is $2 million. the price tag is one item from debbie reynolds' collection being sold on june 18th. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. republicaned respected international panel on cell phones have been announced that cell phones may cause cancer. still it is being recommended that you try and use your phone hands free and keep it in your purse or briefcase instead of in your pockets. many experts are questioning the finding. still, it is being recommended that you try and use your phone's hands free device and keep it in yours purse or briefcase instead of in your pocket. for more information on this and other stories, check out the health page at msnbc.com. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,569 after climbing 128 points yesterday. the s&p gained 14 points. the nasdaq rose 38. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nik

the marilyn monroe dress she wore in "seven year itch" sell for $4.6 million according to reuters.ction of movie memorabilia collected by actress debbie reynolds. at the new york stock exchange, i'm callie carolyn with the bloomberg business report. >>> a new report this morning shows a child dies every five days in portable pool in warm weather month. the study says 209 children under the age of 12 died and 35 nearly drown from 2001 to 2009. most were five years old or younger. the pools they were in ranged from small wading pools to large inflatable ones. the study author called for protection devices for all portable pools in the u.s. it was conducted by researchers at nationwide children hospital in columbus. and independent safety consulting in maryland. >>> results are in on a first of its kind survey that looks in the street trash that ends up in san francisco bay and sheds light where cities should compensate effort to move to comply with regional order to end all trash pollution in the bay by 2022. the group clean water action looked at the street trash in several bay area

kimberly rae s, dnr hall, gregory williams, a mitre and, -- gary is daniels, md., -- darius daniels, marilyn -- can we work on your hand writing skills? [laughter] we will give you each one minute, and go ahead and start us off. >> good evening, board members, superintendent. president mendoza: i am sorry. can we please be respectful >> my name is anthony. i have a letter from the assembly woman who was not able to be here today but you wanted to have this made part of the public record. dear mr. garcia. we have participated in the junior rotc program. it fosters teamwork, health and physical fitness, and other things. this is invaluable to all of the students and the district. as the board considers amendments to the resolution, i want to reiterate my strong support for the jrotc program and to urge continued strong supporter of the program by allowing students into new -- to continue to receive the education credit. further, the instructors to provide such exemplary leadership and work so hard to make the jrotc a success, i understand that the budget is difficult. providing a quality educa

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thanks to marilyn monroe and that kind of over the grill, subway grill, shot in the city. >> i love thatthis is a beautiful dress. everyone loves it. someone loved it so much they bought it for $5.6 million. >> $5.6 million. >> bought that dress. >> insane. >> this was part of debbie reynolds' collection. she was smart enough many years ago to say you know what, all these wonderful iconic things from judy garland's slippers from "the wizard of oz" to this dress, other things, elizabeth taylor's outfit she wore. i went black. >> "national velvet." >> thanks very much. >> we don't know who the buyer is, by the way. >> when you spend that much money, you don't tell. you're calling in. you've got someone representing you in the audience. >> you've got people who handle things for you. you have your people call my people to buy a dress for $5.6 million. >> that's right. neat stuff. what else do we have? >> what else do we have? oh, i love this story. >> i do, too. >> this is my favorite thing of the day. >> that's right. i'm remembering now. >> a lot of people going online to find love, right

eulogy, and the one thought on my mind is i don't want to make eye contact with merlin mantle -- marilynantle, his wide owe, or his surviving son, david, who is the spitting image of mickey. so as you do when you speak publicly, you move your eyes around. and i see a lot of his old yankee teammates and a baseball contemporaries and there were some people missing who you might have expected to have been there. and then i look to my left and about half way back at the end of the row of pews, by the wall, sitting by himself is the then 73, 74, 75-year-old stan musial. i just catch a glimpse of stan. and in a split second, you real what has happened here. a man no one would have marked absent. he wasn't linked to him like willie maze and louie snider. he never faced him except in all-star game or spring training game. but he dide as a prominent member of the baseball fraternity and somebodyickey cared out that it was the ght thing to do to get out of bed that northern st. louis, get on a plane, fly dallas, mick his esence known, express his respect and condolences. by himself. no entourage o

if it is the one that marilyn monroe wore in this classic scene, a lot. we told you about this last week. the auction is taking place and what they got for that dress is simply astounding. we'll tell you about the winning bid coming up. >> lester has been talking about the dress the entire morning. it is a must-have for you. >>> we'll continue our father's day series. like father, like son. you spent some time with the racing legends. >> the famous nascar driver. they told me what father's day means for them and how they have found success together on and off the track. >>> but, before we get to all that, let's start with the golf summit between president obama and john boehner. by all accounts, the outing was a success and one that ended with a cold drink at the clubhouse patio. athena jones joins us from the white house with more. good morning. >> the white house says this golf match was a chance to get together with the speaker of the house in a more casual environment than you would find here at the white house or the halls of congress. from everythin

marilyn monroe is dancing on the grass. a new phone application recognizes images and link them to something else. it is called augmented reality. is it really the next big thing? >> we are seeing a new technology that allows us to interact with information in a different way. you get 1000 ideas about how you can use this. >> augmented reality has been around for a while, but the image recognition app could make the whole idea more appealing. you can even use this to put your face on famous buildings. it looks like fun. but here is the big question. do businesses or consumers want to augment their reality? the advertising industry has been playing with augmented reality for a while, and believes there is interest. >> we have seen people interacting with our posters, getting completely involved, being able to open the doors on a car ad. people pick it up pretty quickly. we think people like this sort of thing. >> even if it can bring your business card to life, not everyone is convinced. >> how many people are going to hold

. >> reporter: marilyn calls herself a fat activists.he says that this study highlights the fact that there is weight discrimination happening in the workplace. >> what we're seeing is valuing women for appearance and men for accomplishments. >> you lost 25 points. you might make more money. would you do it? >> always going to make more money. i work in education. >> reporter: if you wanted a raise at work would you gain, say, 25 points? >> ha. probably would be easier than losing 25 pounds. >> elizabeth lost 5 pounds during that piece and got a raise yesterday! so it was all good. >> and it's official. i'm going on a diet. [ laughter ] >> i need to gain weight apparently so i'm going to have a real juicy lunch today. >>> arnold schwarzenegger's mistress breaking her silence. >> she violence how maria caught on to the secret affair. what she said when she found out about it. >>> and we have a new contest to tell you about here on cbssf.com just by asking or -- by answering a question about the bay area on our site, get answers page. your

. >> well photographs of marilyn monroe are on display in new york.s will be at the washington hotel until september. garret took the pictures of her in the late 40s when she was a model in hollywood. it's his way he said of saying happy birthday to the icon. she would have turned 85 today. she was born norma jean in 1926 in los angeles. >> we are coming back with the good question. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, don't? ts in my house re . >>> it's what they say are you supposed to do but what says and what if you don't? do the air ducts in my house really need to be cleaned out or is this just a big scam? that's tonight's good question. >> we have found all kinds of stuff in ductwork, whether it's rodents, toys, balls, everything, you can imagine, rings,. >> kevin has been climb around heating ducts for more than 20 years, his company offers duct cleaning so it must be something everybody needs right? >> i really do think it's a waste of money. if a client doesn't get the ducts sealed first. >> here is the problem. if your house is over ten years old chances are you

. >> marilyn calls herself a fat activist. says that this study highlights the fact that there is weight dediscrimination happening in the workplace. >> what we're seeing is values women for appearance and men for accomplishment. >> if you lost 25-pounds, you might make it fun. >> i work in education. >> if you wanted a raise at work, would you gain 25-pounds? >> probably easier than losing 25-pounds. > researchers started the study in 1979 and looked at over 12,000 participates in a crass section of the united states. they look at race, age, gender when calculating their findings. >> how are the aves right now? >> awesome. thanks. >> thank you. >>> british got some apps, too. runerer, jumper, cyclist, twimmer. >> don't leave the studio yet. give me ten. >> i can't do anymore. >> full moon outside. we have lots of clear skies except for a hint of status hanging tight to the immediate seashore. it looked like we had temperatures into the 70s, 80s, even a few 90s. topped out 94 degrees. gosh, i knew it was going to do that. let

. >> this shelter takes in pets from evacuees on the move marilyn had to leave behind mystery. not sure when she'll see him again. >> we don't have power, but we're surviving. all is well. we care more about our dogs than ourselves. >> communities may be dry, but lives certainly have changed, and folks who lived here along the river are worried not only about the levees but the rain and snow. much more in montana. >> thank you. >>> and a quick look at a couple more dramatic wind moment today. cameras from the canadian broadcasting company caught lightning striking the cnn tour yesterday. show you what nasa caught, an impressive looking solar flair. nasa called it a medium-sized event, and that could have some effect on radio communications on earth tonight and tomorrow. >>> when we come back in a moment, we go back to japan where the nuclear disaster is worse than 1st told. >>> and later, experts making a comeback, and the tragedyied that's making a difference. making a difference where it counts. we're having mexicanonig, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill la

the iconic white number marilyn monroe wore in the seven-year itch, it brought in $4.6 million at auctionr the weekend. stay with cbs money watch .com. in new york, i'm ashley morrison. >>> they look harmless. why some say kiddie pools are just as dangerous as the real thing. and one person's trash causing a big mess in the bay. the shocking truth about where our garbage is going, when we come back. ============b r e a >>> plus a sign of aging that is tough to erase. the new way to treat cellulite. >>> summer is just a day away but it is already feeling like it outside. it is feeling hot especially many spots inland and some temperatures already in the 90s. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, after we make a dingy floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> right now, a major wildfire burning in central california. the antelope fire has charred nearly eight square miles and broke out yesterday morning in the oil fields east of passa robl

. >> there appears to be a dragon on the steps of the national gallery and marilyn monroe is bouncing phone application which recognizes images and links them to something else, it's called augmented reality but is it really the next big thing? what we're seeing now is a radical new technology that lous us to interact with information in a completely different way. you talk to a thousand people and you get 1,001 ideas on how to use this stuff. >> augmented reality has been around for a while but the recognition app that can bring alive a music poster can make the whole idea more appealing. you can use this technology to put your face on famous buildings. so it looks a lot of fun but here's the big question, do businesses or consumers want to augment their reality? the advertising industry has been playing with augmented reality for a while, and they believe it does have appeal. >> we've seen people interacting with our posters and getting completely involved , opening the doors on a car ad or something like that. people pick it up pretty quickly and we think people like this sort of t

. >> well photographs of marilyn monroe are on display in new york.ll be at the washington hotel until september. garret took the pictures of her in the late 40s when she was a model in hollywood. it's his way he said of saying happy birthday to the icon. she would have turned 85 today. she was born norma jean in 1926 in los angeles. >> we are coming back with the good question. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. don't? ts in my house . >>> it's what they say are you supposed to do but what says and what if you don't? do the air ducts in my house really need to be cleaned out or is this just a big scam? that's tonight's good question. >> we have found all kinds of stuff in ductwork, wh

you know the iconic white number that marilyn monroe wore in the "seven year itch" can brought in $4.6 million, there we would, whoop, debbie reynolds selling movie memorabilia she correct collected and that dress is very well-known. >> throwing away the dress and let the bidding begin. ashley morrison in new york thank you. >>> totally different note, amy winehouse canceled her comeback tour after a disastrous performance in belgrade, take a look. ♪ she took the stage an hour late on saturday and appeared disoriented. the audience booed and many walked out. she's been in and out of rehab. her manager says she is returning home. >>> tributes are coming in from all over the world following the death of clarence clemons. ♪ the big man had played sax with bruce springsteen and the e street band since the '70s. springsteen he was 69 years old. >>> "cbs moneywatch" sponsored by vagisil wash, the confident clean. by vagisil wash, the confident clean. ♪ [ female announcer ] we all want cleaner laundry. we all want a world with fewer chemicals. we all want the best of both worlds. introducing

it might have all started with what you marilyn and proclaim in cinema the most important of the artsanyway judging by this monument to what camera in moscow that of filmmaking is clear worshiped in russia and that is celebrated here every dune when dozens of movies from around the world arrive in moscow for the international film festival it was the soviet action film chip life which first guarded goal when in one thousand thirty five the first of a moscow international film festival had two legendary sergei eisenstein on the jury the prizes then went to the soviet civil war epic but also to a fringe rene clair comedy and the disney cartoon three little pigs it was not until the one nine hundred sixty s. that the festival became a regulator vent every of the year the soviets could enjoy a breath of fresh cinema to graphic there from the west and see four in stars arrive in moscow for the rico fellini's masterpiece eight and a half and won the festival's grand prize in nineteen sixty three despite legend having it that nikita crew sure fell asleep while watching the soviet festival wa

. >>> and the dress no one can forget from the marilyn monroe movie, "the seven-year itch."lls at a beverly hills auction. >>> what's the best advice you've gotten from your dad over the years? here's one, there are two things in the world no one can ever take away from you, your knowledge and integrity. another reader got this, money won't buy you happiness, it just gives you options. that's pretty good. if you have advice you'd like to share with us oob i'll be posting this question as a reminder. also just telling you right now, send the answers and advice to cnn.com/tj. you know where to find me on facebook @tjholmescnn and twitter it's simply @tjholmes. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. [ male announcer ] breathe, socket. just breathe. we know it's intimidating. ins

i talk with events sister marilyn, she remembers a very dedicated brother, a son, and firefighter. >>t to go to my mother and now do what he was doing there. vinson did not look at the past or into the future. he looked for where his 2 ft. work, whether his 2 ft. work, that is where he was, he was here he was a lieutenant was a firefighter and he did that to the best of his ability. when he was the mother's house, he was her son, he would be content sitting there watching tv taking my mother to the movies, dinner or whatever. this is the second son that she is lost in 11--eleven years. a mother should not have to bury her son. it is a difficult thing, my heart breaks for her. it is the outpouring of love and support that is really helping us to get through this. in fact, i have a request from my family. they did not want to go on camera but they want me to ask that for prayer, a prayer for my family. we believe in the power of prayer. we would love to have your prayers now during this difficult time. >> still no word on the cause of the fire nor the exact cause of death of the two fir

. >>> 95 marilyn southbound, accident between 216 and 198 with delays beginning near rte. 132. after getting by to the right. southbound 95, crashed between 216 and 198, moved on to the shoulder. virginia, everything is open on 95 66, the greenway, the toll road, and quiet at glebe road. now to news. >>> 65 degrees outside 6:20. >> scary moments at a soccer tournament as some inflatable rides go airborne. >> today on "oprah," behind a curtain with a real-life "black swan," 4:00 and abc 7. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> 6:23 on this monday morning. today marks 67 years since one of the most decisive battles in history. thousands of soldiers landed on the beaches of france for the d- day invasion. the soldiers breached determinegerman defenses. more than 40 world war ii veterans will gather in normandy to rededicate a monument to that invasion. >> i have been to normandy and it is magnificent. it is so amazing what those men did. >> absolutely, the sacrifice. 13 children are recovering from injuries they suffered while playing in a bounce ho

es el caso de marilyn monroe. ayer hubiese cumplido 85 aÑos.onde se exhumaron numerosos cadÁveres en el mes de abril. las autoridades han encontrado 226 cadÁveres desde el 11 de abril en 7 fozas en durango. otras 7 fozas clandestinas aparecieron en tamaolipas. >> juliÁn conrado o el cantante, un miembro del estado mayor de la guerrilla de las farc. con ayuda de las trdpi colombianas, aÑadiÓ que el presidente hugo chÁvez prometiÓ entregarlo al gobierno de colombia. >> honduras recuperÓ su silla en el seno de la oea despuÉs de que los 22 estados miembros aceptaron su reintegraciÓn. marÍa Ángela olguÍn dijo que el retorno de honduras es una profunda reflexiÓn mÁs que una celebraciÓn porque los hondureÑos aprendieron de una crisis polÍtica que perdieron con el poder zelaya. >> uno de los simulacros de votaciÓn de la empresa... dio a conocer un 51 % para fujimori y un 49 % para humala. es un empate tÉcnico. significa un punto de pÉrdida de ventaja de fujimori en la Última semana. la ventaja de fujimori es de menos de dos puntos. >> pasamos a chile,

brothersulousio and alex and sister marilyn and the valerio fam tam mr.nk and lor rain valerio, sisters jackie and donna and marina and lauraand brothers mark and kevin. san francisco fire department family. we lostt two sons, brothers and uncles cousins and friend and public servant. we stand here today in the cathedral of the city of st. francis to mourn the loss and celebrate the lives of lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter anthony valerio. >> that was the fire chief joanne hayes-white. i wanted to know just how many firefighters give the ultimate sacrifice and i called the foundation and in the last 10 years 120 firefighters lose their lives in the state of the california. half of them in california and most from the bay area. >> that is more than 10 a year . i think that this day that is a good figure to have and it highlights the risk and danger that all of us take for granted. >> we don't appreciate it until it happen to us . john is standing outside. you are talking to machine who came to the service in >> yes, we mentioned firefighters from

and here is marilyn monroe's iconic white dress, it sold for a whopping $4.6 million at an auction inas only expected to bring in to million-dollar is but it really is a bidding frenzy. more coming up next hour, we will be right back. 3ç i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >> top stories right now and fire in sunnyvale displaces a bunch of people from an apartment complex. we are live in will have more details. >> quiet the suspect in the case against--with bryan stow may be released today. >> and where they sought a great white. >> now it will be toasty of their today, this is mt. tam, so far so good. temperatures were mild, it will get warmer this afternoon. hot this afternoon with a high and low to mid 90's and even hotter by tomorrow. the cou