marilyn twice.ge to the head. >> reporter: do you have crimes like that in tucson in that neighborhood? >> i'm a homicide detective. i wouldn't need this job if we didn't have any homicides. and how nice would that be? but this is incredibly rare to have a random act of violence to two women who have done nothing to anybody. >> reporter: how quickly, detective, do you start to connect the dots and say, "this is the mother in the same house of the missing linda watson?" >> immediately. immediately. >> reporter: several hours later, pima county sheriff's investigators went to the last place the two women had visited. >> two detectives came over and had told us they were there to do a well check on jordynn. and they started talking to us. >> reporter: investigators told them there had been a shooting at marilyn's home. they wanted to know where the watsons had been. >> when she dropped her off, you and your wife were here, right? >> yeah. yeah. >> okay. >> i had a union meeting. i came home. um, i got

don'td, whatever you do, bring up marilyn, sinatra, or the kennedys.rlie: just wait for him to talk about it? dr. positano: yes. basically. i would stare into my coffee and say, i'm going to ignore it and pretend i'm not hearing a word he would say. he would like to talk about anything. one thing i found interesting is that everybody speaks about his heroism. an american icon. but he's just as interested in everyone else's life. we would sit down with the brat pack, and he would ask, what are your kids doing, how is your restaurant going? he was very interested and engaged. he wasn't self absorbed or selfish. one thing that people say is that he was so aloof and this, but no. the man was extremely caring, extremely outgoing when he was in the right group of people. as you know when you sat at the dinner table with dimaggio, you never know what's coming out of his mouth. charlie: everybody started in the negative column. they had to prove themselves to him to be in the positive column. dr. positano: always. ellis the first thing he said to me. he starts

we want to talk about the show with frank and marilyn. this is 14th year, frank, you have been about it from the very beginning. >> i have been part of it since we were doing with bicycles and then we have elevated to cars. thinks our 14th annual happening at american heritage credit union northeast philadelphia and all proceed from the cars all proceed from the registration fees go to children's hospital of philadelphia. >> what is so interesting because event is free but then registration, money from the registration is what goes to chop. >> and tomorrow will be such a beautiful day. we will i would guess 250, 300 cars. >> so this is something really for the whole family in the just necessarily, the dad, mom who love the cars but whole family event. >> you bet, we have face painting, we have petting zoo for kid, it is a carnival-like hot dogs, snacks, and anything you want, it will be a great time. >> even you don't anything about cars like me i live in new jersey. i don't have to pump my own gas. if you don't know anything about cars i

clearly one thing that was sensitive was his second wife, marilyn monroe.ther thing with his relationship with frank sinatra. also, he did not like to talk about politics. he didn't bring up the kennedys or anyone he had dealings with. those were the three topics. bill gallo told me that. he said, whatever you do, don't bring up marilyn, sinatra, or the kennedys. charlie: just wait for him to talk about it? dr. positano: if you wanted to, exactly. i would stare into my coffee and say, i'm going to ignore it and pretend i'm not hearing a word he would say. he would like to talk about anything. one thing i found interesting is that everybody speaks about his heroism. he's an american icon. but he was just as interested in everyone else's life. we would sit down with the brat pack, and he would ask, what are your kids doing, how is your restaurant going? he was very interested and engaged. he wasn't self absorbed or selfish. one thing that people say is that he was so aloof and this, but no. the man was extremely caring, extremely outgoing when he was in the r

then this is di paj why and marilyn monroe celebrate in l.a. after she left her hand print 234 the cement at the chinese theater, 1953. that is marilyn monroe's funeral. let's just go to the next one with dr. positano in the 1990s. there you go. that is the one. >> that is a scary picture, charlie. >> rose: look at that. >> and then there is one in which we posed for a photo in the studio. rock, congratulations, this say book you should have written, i book you have written, people who care about sports, people who care about heroes will want to read this because it is really a first person account of your life with swroa dimaggio. >> i appreciate that. charlie, just to quote the great dimaggio when he signed your base ball, he put to charlie rose, the best of the best. and this is the reason why. you are the, you will always be, charlie. >> rose: thank you, rock. back in a moment, the book is you will cad din we are dimaggio, memories of an american hero. a friend of this program, brad grey died sunday after a bat well cancer. he was 59 years

violence without understanding the neurobiology of the year and in the world where dorati is afraid -- marilyn is afraid but what parts of the brain doesn't talk to? also what is interesting is the insular cortex that is incredibly boring if you are a lab rat it is very straightforward if you bite into a piece of food if it is spoiled negative rotten as a result your ince of the cortex activates to robberies -- reflects you have a gag reflex very useful to keep mammals from eating poisonous foods that those who do is convince to bite into this food they have a brain scanner it activates cell receptor think about eating something disgusting and and it activates but now sit down one -- since someone down have them to you about the time they did something miserable and rotten or another occurrence. but the insular cortex will activate with every other minimal and also does moral discussed. if it is morally appalling we feel sick today were stomach we feel sorry old because the breed invented the symbolic thing of those standards of 50,000 years ago and did not have the new part of the brain so th

part of the draw was they got a chance to meet marilyn. >> very cool. over that talking about the bunny in the white house. >> marlon bundo. i wonder who named the bunny. >> that's anybody's guess. i think the pences have one child if i'm not mistaken. i don't know if it's a daughter. i could be wrong. who knows. >> maybe it was mrs. pence who did it. >> could be. >> all right. love and politics don't always mix and according to a new study the change in the administration is causing a spike in divorces. >> what? >> we'll talk about it on five at 6:30 next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> apparently love and politics don't go together like a horse and car ramp. carriage. >> new study suggests president trump may be the reason for more divorce. >> reporter: is president trump building couples? a new poll suggested politics of the day isn't just pitting the parties against one another, it's splitting relationships, too. >> i have never seen so much relationship drama over politics ever before. >> reporter: in the new study virginia based polling firm wakefield research surv

jared kushner sentenced that the saudis were a little worried about the price tag so he called up marilyn huesen, while in the room, she's the ceo of lockheed, and said hey, can you give us a better deal on this missile defense system and marilyn huesen was the first person in the exchanging of military documents to go up there and shake the hands of one of the saudi dignataries and hand over from the missile system. and it's interesting to take note about the atmospherics here and the difference from president obama. one of the biggest differences when president obama touched down here in riyadh, at king kaled airport, the king salman did not come out to meet him at the tarmac, but when president trump arrived this morning at about 9:50 a.m., there was a red carpet out there. there was a middle eastern rug out there as well, ceremonial one, and there was king salmans out to greet the president. the two had, what looks like a very good relationship, rim reminiscent of the bush relationship in late '80s and '90s and george w had with king abdella. things are off to a good start, i would th

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. >> [ bleep ] dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. all right. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11-story building, having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> while some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and

which apparently takes on the forms of a number of different celebrities, besides bowie, including marilynucille ball. >> i'm curious to see how they transform her into the oth >> marilyn monroe, garland. >> she looks great as lucille ball. >> an epic freak out on the price is rice. >> this is great. recent penn state graduate became the new god of plinko. check it out. >> drops it right on the end. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my gosh. he raked in a total of $31,500. >> highest winner, congratulations. >> the highest winner in plinko. look at that, he looks so stunned. >> his reaction is my favorite. what do you think is the key, the kissing of the plinko? >> you have to give it some love first. yes. >> all right. now we know. now we're ready. and finally as thousands of new yorkers leave the city this weekend for the hamptons, you might want to check out a notable house that just went on the market. >> as we call them, the .5% of new yorkers. the 11 1/2 acre hampton estate here named la sada, the former first home of jack kennedy. >> built in 1917, used by the family in the 1920s, by the way. i

marilyn is working on an appeal to yesterday's ruling but still no word on when that will happen. the purple line proposal would run from bethesda to new carrollton. >>> cleanup is underway in berryville, virginia where a strong line of storms blew through the town. one man says a building inspector told him he's lucky to be alive after a tree fell issued a tornado warning for clark and frederick counties last night as well as berkeley county in west virginia. crews were out in berryville today trying to verify if the system did indeed produce a confirmed tornado. fortunately, there were no injuries connected to those storms. >>> followed after video shows campus police officers dumping a woman from her wheelchair outside of the howard university hospital. two officers and a supervisor had been fired. this incident happened last month. the supervisor was fired for ordering the woman to be removed from the hospital. campus police officers apparently left her on the ground at a bus stop. >>> a dc taxi cab driver is facing kidnapping and rape charges. the victim says she held a ride

she ran for marilyn's eighth congressional district. anchor here on channel seven, signing off in 2006. france's election commission warning journalists and those on media not to share emails --om hack to hacked emails. a large on-campus fight at howard university. 30-40 people were fighting. punches were thrown. three people were fighting disorderly conduct. a fourth women interfering with the investigation was warned to back away and didn't. they try to when arrest her and taken to jail. we don't know why that fight started in the first place. >> ♪ when i was born a coal miner's daughter ♪ kimberly: country legend loretta lynn remains hospitalized after a stroke. the singer was admitted to a nashville hospital thursday night. she is expected to make a full recovery. her upcoming concerts have been postponed while she recovers. coming up at 6:00, dangerous drugs. why police officers are being warned about touching some drugs when they find them. check your freezer. seven is on your kimberly: america's growing opioid crisis is getting w

police arrested two met on friday, and marilyn bureau chief brad bell joins us maryland bureau chief brad bell joins us now. >> this is a really clothing going on right now, and we are going to show you just how many people are doing it, but the idea was to come here. the sidewalk outside the school where this news was found, to just leave uplifting messages. i'm not much of an artist. take a look at what some of these other folks are doing around me now. there is a large group of people and their goal as we have set is to cover just about every inch of the sidewalk here in front of crofton middle school with uplifting messages. brad: take a look at this o one. " be kind." that is the message. this is organized by a woman who founded a group called "crofton is kind." that is her message. crofton its kind. she came up with this idea. as we take a wide shot, take a look at how many people have come out here. it looks like every bit of the sidewalk will be cov these up with the messages. this is a school that was very upset the other day to come in on wednesday morning at around 11:00.

. >>> in a statement, marilyn governor calls the murder a heinous crime and a senseless tragedy. he says he and the state first lady are simply devastated by the loss of an incredibly promising young man. >>> anne arundel county police have suspended a civilian employee for a message posted online. here is a screenshot of the facebook post. we have brought out the racial comments and profanity. the police chief calls the facebook post a betrayal of the values of the anne arundel county police department investigator steadily -- a deadly shooting involving one of their own. a state trooper has told authorities she shot her boyfriend in self-defense after he began beating her during an argument. it happened last night inside the trooper's home while she was off duty. that boyfriend was shot once in the chest and he died at the hospital. the trooper was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> fired national security adviser mike flynn declining to cooperate with the senate intelligence committee investigation into russia's meddling in the presidential election. flynn's atto

♪ >>> probablemente este sea el cumpleaÑos feliz mÁs famoso de la historia se lo cantÓ la actriz marilynrecordado como un gran ganador y visionario el recuerdo del presidente kennedy parece seguir vivo >>> mataron a kennedy >>> hizo cosas buenas no como el que tenemos ahora >>> sin embargo no tienen muchas diferencias, kennedy era catÓlico y trump por su falta experiencia polÍtica. >>> el glamour y la elegancia de jacqueline kennedy fue lo que hizo j f usado por el mundo y como melania trump quien opacÓ a su esposo. los criticos de kennedy dicen era mÁs estilo y carisma que sustancia, pero ambos lÍder entendieron el poder de los medios. mientras kennedy cautivaba con sus discursos, trump utiliza los 140 carÁcteres en twitter, escribe sin mayor profundidad como lo hizo en la controversial nota que dejÓ en el museo del holocausto. >>> kennedy fue fuertemente criticado por lo que muchos consideran un fracaso en bahÍa de cochino en cuba. asÍ como esta avenida en new jersey hay cientos de calless, escuelas, el centro especial y hasta un aeropuerto que le rinden un homenaje al expresidente ken

. >> yeah, marilyn monroe. judy garland. >> will she stomp grapes?t as good as we did. >> record broken. epic freak-out on the price is right. >> great. ryan bells became the new god of plinko. check it out. >> drops it right on the end. >> oh! >> oh, my god! >> oh! >> ha-ha-ha. >> oh, my god. >> he raked in a total of so stunned. >> his reaction my favorite. what do you think is the key, kissing of the plinko token. the move? >> for many timize play plinko. you have to give it some love, first. >> now we know. now we are ready. finally, thousands of new yorkers leave the city this weekend for the hamptons. you might want to check out notable house on the market. >> or we call them, .5% of new yorkers. the 11 1/2 acre hampton estate, named lasada childhood summer home of the former first lady, jackie kennedy. >> built in 1917. used throughout the 1920s. ten bed rooms. 12 bathrooms. also two bedroom pool house. obviously need one of those. by the way, then the guest house. different thing entirely. got its own bedroom as the well. ten ills court. swim

>> reporter: marilyn lives just a mile from the refinery. she asked officials why city wide warning sirens weren't activated until one hour after the incident started? >> you don't know anything is going on, but that could be when the acute release is happening. >> reporter: workers at the refinery were also evacuated. two elementary schools, turner and simple, did not evacuate, but had the students who showed up shelter in place. benicia police also diverted traffic away from the roads leading to the refinery. the prevailing wind carried the big black smoke up and to the east blanketing the east bay in a thick haze. epa local agencies sent teams out to monitor the pollutants in the air. >> in light of what is going on in the weather we expect those levels to diminish over time, but we have already discussed we will continue to monitor and confirm that is in fact happening. >> reporter: in benicia, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> a sonoma state university police officer shot and wounded a man after a fight off campus. it happened overnight in d

if we asked you to picture marilyn monroe, you would probably think of her wearing that fluttering whiteophy will likely come to mind. these images behind us arejust a few of the famous shots from the getty images archive. now, for the first time, all 80 million photographs are being stored in one location and our correspondent graham satchell has been given exclusive access. they are some of the most remarkable, memorable and culturally significant photographs ever taken. and they all belong to the picture agency getty. this is their new home, it is now the largest commercial archive of physical photos anywhere in the world. so, matt, how many pictures have you got here? there's about 80 million images on—site. 80 million? yeah, 80, eight zero. it's a bit like an iceberg, so if you go to our website, for every one image on the website, there's 200 prints in the files that aren't on the website. and for every one of those prints, there's about 200 negatives that have never been printed or seen before. there are pictures here going back to the birth of photography in the 1830s. these are

trump's's personal lawyer will refuse to cooperate with the congressional investigation into the russian marilynrequest for congress poorly phrased and not capable of being answered. it makes him --fake washington global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. conspiracy. close on his 20 -- mark: oil remaining under pressure today. investors where u.s. supply against opec cut. this is bloomberg. also, a lineup from the conference in russia tomorrow. do not miss an exclusive interview with the owner of 7:20 a.m.dependent, u.k. time, and of course, we -- 11:30the russian u.k. time. plenty more. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. let's get to futures and focus all falling today. curves will counter show production after the first time in four sessions joining us now to discuss, a senior market analyst. what is going on with oil today down by 3.4% further moving away from $50? >> what is going on is the market is realizing u.s. shale producers are still out in words and will

the democrat nominee and the first marilyn congressional district. this fbi under comey never prosecuted her. she committed federal felonies. over and over again. lou: let's go through the prosecution. the justice department's fbi famously involved in "fast and furious." famously going to resolve with their agents standing in the ruins of the benghazi consulate. we never saw the reports from that, did you? i've never seen the conclusion. i've never seen a single person endited as a result of an fbi investigation into those big scandal of the obama years. all eight of those years. >> yeah. let's talk about the rationale-motivated hate crimes against americans of all races and creeds that the fbi refused to investigate under comey and obama. we can go on and on about selective law enforcement that endangered american election integrity, endangered americans' lives. yet these democrats are phantom russian threat. lou: let me ask one question as we conclude here, chris. who was it at the dnc that told the fbi that they could not come into the dnc, even a

the big takeaway is lockheed martin's ceo marilyn houston which is one of the world's most influential she is a female my she hoped -- helped negotiate and ink part of the investment plan with the saudi's in a country where men are not able to drive cars. she presented to the saudi's, i think that is the example that that country needs. i will never forget speaking with one twentysomething female reporter in saudi arabia who told me tolerance is not happening fast enough. any type of person i came i contact with in riyadh connected to prominent saudi-based figure outwe can which one i am talking about, try to make the case that perhaps civil rights is advancing faster. will not forget speaking to a 20 something a man over there who said that you cannot spin your way out of these types of issues. it was interesting beyond seeing the business investments coming but also the example that u.s. executives are setting by being alonghere to help push progress in a country like that which is a beautiful culture filled with nice people but still has a waste to go on a host of different issues.

. >> pregnant marilyn teenager not being allowed to walk for her graduation. >> do you think you're being punished here for choosing life? >> yes, but they won't admit that. >> more on this graduation controversy on the way intestate it. >>> how a local albright >>> a deadly stabbing and possible hate crime at the university of maryland "tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> suspect in the possible race-based stabbing at the university of maryland. the 22-year-old was absolutely dangerous. prosecutors say the attack this weekend was completely unprovoked but they are still trying to determine if it was a hate crime. collins was due to graduate this week and had just been commiss

. >> his speciality is pasta and thai food and cooks for his bud you shock rocker marilyn manson. >>is, what's up, my man, give me a hug. >> their bromance started when the singer guested on charlie's show, sons of anarchy. >> we're an unlikely duo. but we love each other. >> opposites attract. now cameron, you are my number one, right. but i love me some charlie. i'm just trying to prepare you. charlie has signed on for two more king arthur movies. going to gush over him. >> that's all right. >> still ahead, i'm hanging out with more men with mussels. our exclusive inside the new kids on the block rehearsal. >> most offaare fathers but the no dad bods. >> and we're hanging out on the set of bay watch with so many sexy stars i mean who do you look at first? >> the number one thing people are going to enjoy when they see bay watch is me. >> closed captioning provided by -- protect like a mother. it's what you do. it's what we do. what it takes to protect. even when you're taking an antidepressant, you may still be struggling with depression. ♪ you try to put on a brave face. but insid

marilyn has a system where a person can give a thumbs-up or thumbs down on charges, and despite the fact that police and the anne arundel state attorney requested these two guys be charged with a hate crime, that direct commissioner said there wasn't enough probable cause and that's despite all the surveillance photos. so he took the hate crime off the list. tonight it looks like the states attorney might try to overrule that decision. after we started asking questions, states attorney wes adams told us now that charges have been filed, we will evaluate them and the evidence to determine the sufficiency of the charges and if any additional charges are merited. this includes deciding weather or not the evidence supports a hate crime. but here is the kicker. even if the suspects are charged with a hate crime, it will still only be a misdemeanor. that's because in maryland a hate crime is only a felony. if it's against a person and not property. >> no word on when the state attorney will decide weather to add that hcr of charges. >>> many of us woke up this morning with the news about two h

the marilyn's district court ruling which blocked the van. here is the oral argument in its entirety. >> i can ask you before you get started to clarify what you viewed

. >>> from stafford to marilyn, three teens face charges for vandalism. police received calls that up to 36 vehicles were damaged in the montgomery village neighborhood. we are told the teens use baseball bats to smash windshields and mirrors on those cars. >> look at the car. the police are here. we saw everybody's car going from here up and down. they broke the windshield. >> they are heartless, they are mean. i don't know who would do such a thing to someone. >> if your car was hit, montgomery county police want to hear from you. >>> a disturbing discovery at american university. school officials say someone hung bananas from nooses at three locations in the northwest washington campus. they were marked with the letters a.k.a. those are the letters of a sorority whose members are dominantly african-american. they ask anyone with information to contact them. students are expressing their disgust with the school on twitter. take a look. >> this keeps happening because they don't do anything about it. may be expelled the students who committed the same cr

so she has to rely on shock value to get attention from those who still think that marilyn manson is she embarrassed herself each new year's eve on cnn, alongside a giggly anderson cooper who certainly knows his. >> i don't care what he says to the russians, he is the president of the united states. if he wants to say that, barack obama wants to say whatever, if george bush says i look in his eyes, whatever. >> oh, mr. cooper. so comedy is another thing, maybe why kathy griffin is embracing tragedy. what we are going to show you is disturbing, so if there are kids in the room, tell them to go get you a beer. here is griffin and a photo shoot holding a mocked decapitated head of president trump. i'm glad we put mock in there. it is not his real head. here is the behind the scenes video. >> tyler and i are not afraid to do images that make noise. look at the artist. [indistinguishable] >> just like that? >> we are going to do it. call your dad, apologize. you, me, darrell and mexico today. not surviving this. okay. >> so brave, so edgy. her defense, she considers this art. it kind of r

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so she has to rely on shock value to get attention from those who still think that marilyn manson isself each new year's eve on cnn, alongside a giggly anderson cooper who certainly knows his crap. >> i don't care what he says to the russians, he is the president of the united states.

idea that imagery can take us from one place and put in another place, and y, and the importance of marilynt grew and grew and grew. after his that. that is -- after his death. that is what made it important, what happened in the future. in a moment, we cannot always know. the future will tell. a very strange man, andy warhol. i am certainly not one of his best friends, but he would just -- charlie: you knew him. guest: i knew him. he would just say "great, wow, wonderful." he was a camouflage figure. always had a camera. once or i met him twice. always had a camera. guest: when i was a 20-year-old in new york, he was more famous than his work. his work sort of, kind of, has fallen by the wayside. charlie: at that time? but grown significantly since then. people upon him one of the three or four greatest painters of the 20th century. guest: we have + warhol -- we have picasso and we have warhol. the entire art market is made up of picasso and warhol. that is 50 percent of the market. everything else shares the rest. the picasso market is just billions of dollars a year globally, and picasso

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that imagery can take it from one place and put it in another and celebrity and the importance of marilynonroe and all of these that i think. >> and moo see thing and all of this. >> that's what made it important is what happened in the future. so i think in the moment we can't always know. we ke know what we know know but the future will tell. >> what kind of man was andy warhol. >> a very strange man. i'm certainly knot one of his best friends but he would -- >> you know him. >> i knew him. he would just say "great, wow, wonderful" and never let you know. he was a camouflage figure. always had a camera, always taking pictures. i met him once or twice and he always had a camera and took pictures. >> but in the 80s when i was a 20-year-old in new york, he was more famous than his work. in other words he was famous as a celebrity but his work had sort of kind of fallen by the wayside. >> at that time oar -- >> i think so. >> but grown significantly since then. >> well now. >> now, you have people calling him one of the three or four painters of the 20th century. >> well we have picasso and

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this is the marriage certificate of joe dimaggio and marilyn monroe.jean doherty marrying joe dimaggio, and that's the original marriage certificate and joe dimaggio died owning that. stuart: he loved her. >> yes, sent roses to her grave 20 years after her death. we're figuring 75,000 plus for the certificate. stuart: 75,000 plus. dimaggio was a sensational player and marilyn monroe was a sensational person. the marriage certificate 75 k. i can go for that. what is this, a jersey in front of us. yes, this is extremely special, yogi berra game-used jersey from the 1961 world series which was viewed as one of the two greatest baseball teams of all time. what's important about this? it's photo matched to game two, which is when he hit his final world series career home run. stuart: really? >> yes. stuart: so he was wearing that when he hit the final home run in the world series? >> correct. stuart: of his career. >> correct. stuart: stuart varney question, how much. >> about $125,000. stuart: worth every penny, i might add. >> absolutely. stuart: now i've