marilyn monroe, he bought rights to the marilyn monroe calendar pictures, put that in his first magaziney was born. he created a giant corporation off of that, even president trump at one point was on the cover of the "playboy" magazine. 60 years he was editor in chief of "playboy" magazine. this is a guy who made sex sort of respectable in society for some, sort of a boy's magazi, and also made, of course, silk pajamas and smoking jackets cool and skrshchic. anderson interviewed him a couple years ago and asked him about what he thought obscenity actually was. >> racism, war, bigotry, but sex itself no. what is sad and cold war this would be if we weren't sexual beings. that's the heart of who we are. >> reporter: his son cooper said that his father lived an exceptional life and advocated free speech, civil rights, and sexual freedom. hugh hefner actually purchased the crypt next to marilyn monroe a couple miles from here, and that's where he will be buried. of course he's the one that started his giant career with that centerfold. the word centerfold, hugh hefner brought into the lexic

again we like the it's enough marilyn for now. but she would be on the cover you know regularly every two three years see and as editors you get cynical and you think oh that's too much but you know you meet people and they all mention her. there he would be like she's with her son. and he knew what everybody else like too so sometimes where we're sitting here we're too smart for own good we're going to have to leave it there christopher dippolito know he was the editorial director of playboy magazine until two thousand and nine. well the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter use the hash tag the day my friend. and. he was one of the bees in the apa by me and the sun. now benny is back with his own album featuring a mix of a new a change and an old favorite. a romance. on. which a british african. tour linked to news from africa and the world your link to exceptionally stories and discussions from more news as easy as i want website d.w. dot com smart freakout join us on facebook at g.w

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again we'd like the it's enough marilyn for now. but she would be on the cover you know regularly every two three years see and as editors you get cynical and you think oh that's too much but you know you meet people and they all mention her there he would be like she's with her son. and he knew what everybody else like too so sometimes where we're sitting here we're too smart for own good we're going to have to leave it there christopher dippolito know he was the editorial director of playboy magazine until two thousand and nine. well the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter use the hash tag the day my friend. one tree guy international talk show four journalists discuss the topic of the week . after last sunday's national election here in germany angela merkel europe's longest serving leader it's still pretty young to power but how much has she been wounded domestically and internationally find out on portrait. in thirty minutes on d w. d w true diversity. where the world of science is

again we'd like the it's enough marilyn for now. but she would be on the cover you know regularly every two three years see and as editors you get cynical and you think oh that's too much but you know you meet people and they all mention her there he would be like she's with her son. and he knew what everybody else like too so sometimes where we're sitting here and we're too smart for own good we're going to have to leave it there christopher dippolito know he was the editorial director of playboy magazine until two thousand and nine thanks very much. well the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter use the hash tag the day by for now. we. kick off life we take football personally. by doing. three women religious one with the bold compliments they've come a long way to the indian state of gold because football is a team sport. you take it personally are you ready with all of the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. there are a true fan all my life i am. making more tha

next to marilyn monroe in the same mausoleum. monroe was on the first cover of playboy, and today many of the women he made famous are mourning his loss. >> good-bye, hef. >> pamela anderson, who appeared on the cover of playboy 14 times, was in tears. >> she has been on the magazine more than anybody else, and for very good reason. >> because i keep wants to do it. >> jenny mccarthy, play mate of the year in 1994 called him a revolutionary. >> there's always people who change your life. how many peek he affected. i will always miss you hef. >> now to who gets all his money. >> he showed me around the mansion. >> the beautiful bride to be. the one and only. >> "e.t." learned his widow crystal was not in the will. it was a bumpy road leading up to the wedding. >> we were watching a movie. when i looked over, she was gone. >> crystal told us the legal process of getting down the aisle scared her away. >> i'm going prenup lawyers and lawyers to do a show. it just makes me realize that money isn't everything, and i just needed to tre

a 1960s compact from marilyn monroe which mimi bought at auction for $34,000. birkin bag, a gift from boxing champ, floyd mayweather. and lots of shades. >> i try to see what works on my face because i have chipmunk cheeks. >> the diva's domain isn't off limits for twins roc and roe. in fact, the 6-year-olds already have an appreciation for the finer things. >> man, don't put that thing on my nice suit. >> do you know the name of the designer, rocky? >> it's balmain. >> that's dem babies. >> teaching them babies early. that's what she is doing. >>> i don't know about y'all, but i want to see more of this, and if you do too, go see the video on vogue.com. >>> now to the victoria's secret fashion show. it airs november 28th on cbs, and this year it will head to shanghai, china. but who won't be there? >> kendall jenner. she's reportedly out because of her gig with la perla, but familiar angel faces, karlie kloss and candice swanepoel, will be back, and lais ribeiro too. >> speaking of lais, what does she do the get into angel form? well, it's a new hollywood trea

rob: hefner published the first playboy with marilyn monroe on the cover.her. hugh hefner, dead at 91 years old. rob: i was wondering. heather: his first wife is still alive. rob: talk about an icon in the los angeles area, eager to see how the city of los angeles remember them, we lost adam west not long ago, another icon from the same year a. he is still today even from the youngest iteration people talk about half like a god. rob: they recently filled the mansion. rob: playboy has gone through some changes too. once-in-a-lifetime tax plan as we moved to politics, that is what donald trump is calling his long-awaited reform bill designed to boost middle-class. heather: mike pence pushes for democrats to get on board and get it passed. live in washington dc those details. >> for every american under the age of 31st time they had any major tax overhaul in their lifetime ever. it makes the taxes simpler and fair for working americans but the president says it won't benefit wealthy guys like himself. >> we will ensure the benefits are focused on the middle cl

his first nude centerfold, marilyn monroe, didn't get a penny from "playboy," but many were happy tose the publication for their own ends. pushing the boundaries was not always easy. hugh hefner battled against censorship, for free speech, he said. >> i think i take the greatest pride over 50 years now in the impact that i think i personally and "playboy" has had in the change in the social sexual values of our time. james: and change they did, no more so than at the playboy mansion here in los angeles. for hugh hefner, all of this, the mansion, the money, the multiple girlfriends, was about freedom, freedom to live whatever life you like. for his many critics, it was about freedom for men only. >> to look back at that period and say it was liberating for women is fatuous. it was liberating for men, not for women. of course, men said they read "playboy" for the articles, and some were serious. hugh hefner showcased countless great authors like norman mailer, ray bradbury, and margaret atwood. but his legacy was built on was sex, which in his words regarded women like objects. laura:

marilyn young argued that the aftermath of every u.s. war was marred by efforts to erase the experience of war itself. for marilyn, the difference between the views of soldiers and civilians is a failure of historical memory. soldiers, she argued, came to revise their own narrative to fit societal expectations. the dead bury the cause for which they were supposed to have died, she wrote, the cause of at home and try to embrace. the politics of memory, originating in the way war was experienced in the first place. ernie pyle eventually came to see war as a flat, black depression without highlights. a revulsion of the mind, and exhaustion of the spirit. in september, 1944, after 29 months of war and 700,000 words, he went home. "i am leaving for only one reason, he wrote, "because i have just got to stop." he thought he would go off his nut if he saw one more shot or one more dead man. five months later, he was at sea with the navy in the pacific. he had found his life's work, bringing war and the american soldier's experience to the citiz

he will be buried next to marilyn monroe. what is going on with that?tt: he got his start with that, he purchased naked pictures of marilyn monroe who was not very well known at the time in 1952. he purchased the pictures, he put her on the cover. it was her first cover. it really contributed to his stardom, is built his empire and now he will be lying next to her, sort of for eternity, and they both in a way where mirror images of one another. sarah: kind of sweet or maybe creepy? >> i think you will get a lot of visitors at his grave. sarah: safe to say. we will have to leave it there. thank you for bringing us both sides of the story. our top stories this hour, a number of airlines and often they are suspending flights to the semi-autonomous kurdish region of iraq after the government threatened to close down the airport in respse to the nonbinding referendum this week in which the kurds have backed independence. you are watching dw news. more to come. stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for

>> reporter: it was a revolution waged in a red silk robe with an $8,000 loan and a photograph of marilyn monroe, hugh hefner changed the way that americans look at women and sex. beginning with the first issue of "playboy" back in 1953. the magazine an instant success. >> it's probably the most famous nude in the world. >> reporter: certainly the most profitable. as hefner's empire quickly exploded. hefner launched his business at a very different time. six decades ago, the word "pregnant" couldn't be said on "i love lucy." >> hello there. glad you could join us this evening. >> reporter: hefner challenged what he saw as the priggish, repressed attitudes that were part of his midwestern methodist upbringing. his magazine was shocking to some, banned by others. the u.s. post office at one point refused to deliver it. all the while copies of the magazine carefully hidden under mattresses became secret treasures for generations of teenage boys. at its peak in the 1970s "playboy" sold 7 million copies a month while making bunny ears as famous as the golden arches. >> the day that you are wil

will be buried in a mausoleum next marilyn monroe. we never met credits with launching his success more than half a century ag. but it's a resistance when i came eighty is here with us in the studio i and that mall up problems for ryan and the budget and on a is in a lot of but will treason about that max consolations. of flights nuts right nuts now being eyed by uk regulators at its launch enforcement action and threatened penalties. accusing the firm of persistently misleading its passengers more than seven hundred thousand people have now been impacted by a wave of cancelled flights. service will continue peter be disrupted through march of next year. civil aviation authority says the carrier is not informing customers of their rights to compensation. and has until five pm on friday to begin providing complete details. thousand olcott has more. brian as flight cancellations of caused huge disruption for thousands of customers olivia europe. this winter thirty four routes have been suspended including gatwick to belfast newcastle to

on that cover, marilyn monroe. by the 1970s, "playboy" was selling 7 million copies a month. a pageant of american women posed from sharon stone, kim basinger, cindy crawford and drew barrymore. "playboy" took flak from both conservatives and feminists, most memorably, in this sparring session between gloria steinem, publisher of "ms." and hefner, 35 years after she went undercover as a playboy bunny. >> i do not find the body of work admirable at all. i think it's part of the problem, not part of the solution. >> we do know that in nature at every kind of level, there is thrs>>pue epanorr ueter:e id n recently said he wanted to be remembered as a trailblazer of sexuality. >> i would love to be remembered as somebody who played some positive part in changing the social sexual values of my time. >> reporter: david, hefner's estate said it hasn't yet formalized a memorial or a funeral service, but we do know that hefner owns a cemetery plot not far from here, right next to marilyn monroe. david? >> matt gutman here in california tonight. matt, thank you. >>> there is still much

first this year was published in december one thousand nine hundred fifty three featuring a nude marilyn monroe family members say he passed away at the famous playboy mansion. the sale of bicycles has taken a dramatic leap in america and that means there's also been a serious rise in injuries and that is one of the main topics for a big gathering of cycling experts research as in town plan is taking place in the u.s. jacob has that story from davis california two hundred years after bikes were invented cycling in the united states is on the rise it's healthy it's cheap it's fun but still only one percent of u.s. troops to work or play involved a bike compared to thirty percent in countries like another. at the same time u.s. bike feed talent and road twelve percent in twenty fifteen alone the international cycling safety conference is gathering in the united states for the first time to discuss the reasons why kate testy from the university of british columbia studies how the safety of bike routes affects our motivation to ride and our rate of injury she says that clear findings are eme

marilyn monroe what is that that's that's a very interesting story actually i mean he got his start with his first issue of playboy he bought naked pictures of marilyn monroe at the time wasn't very well known i guess eight hundred nine hundred fifty two fifty three he bought the book the pictures he put on the cover it was her first our cover that often really contribute to a start up it built his empire up helped build her up and yet now he'll be doing next tour the muscly of next door sort of for eternity and they both in a way were you know mirror images of one another but it's kind of sweet or maybe creepy i don't think i'll say what you think i think you'll get a lot of visit to describe him probably i probably wouldn't have come there any day but i think i'm safe to say yeah i'll be like the people who read this magazine we'll have to leave it there guys thanks so much for bringing us both sides of the story quick reminder of our top stories this hour on a number of airlines have announced they're suspending flights to iraq semi autonomous kurdish region after the government threa

it featured marilyn monroe. >> i never thought of playboy as a sex magazine. i tried to create a lifestyle magazine for men. >> during the early days of the magazine's success he decided not only promote the fantasy he helped create but live it as well. audiences got a taste of his good life in an early 1960s television show called playboy's tent house. >> having already established himself in chicago. he made the move out west. in the early 1970s when the magazine was selling 7 million copies a month he made his permanent home in the playboy mansion in los angeles. he married play mate of the yr kimberly conrad. he realized he was much happier as a bachelor. >> i am see essentially a romantic, so i think my life revolves and all has, around women. >> he continued to live out the playboy fantasy even in his later years. often seen in his silk pajama as surrounded by women, hosting parties. he returned to television in 2005. in the late 2,000s he began an on again off again relationship. he sold his beloved playboy mansion for $100 million in 2016 on the condit

to make a decision. >> i said to larry, i'm telling the truth, done. >> i did have an affair with marilyn's been over for quite some time. >> what was that press conference like? >> it was horrible. my parents were crying. >> king lost fans. and millions in endorsement deals. >> and those, i knew those were going to be gone. so, that's the breaks. >> the life in the spotlight, personal and professional, made lake a movie, perhaps it is no surprise that hollywood has taken notice. >> billie jean king, champion of women's life, now the most successful female player of all time. >> women don't belong. >> oh, my god. >> this week "the battle of the sexes" comes out,ta sginrr carell as bobby riggs and emma stone as king. >> i almost fainted. emma stone, you have to be kidding. you can get emma stone. she is amazing. >> you dent caon't care about h look. >> as pretty as the you. >> i'm not -- i'm not pretty, i mean, i don't. thank you. thank you for saying that. >> what was it like for you to watch all that though? >> i had a hard time. i watched it a couple times. i can't. i can't. i can't wat

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. >> you said you worked in the administration, specifically marilyn quayle. i read that it was working for heard that you developed your mantra as far as how you define yourself, what is that and why is it important? rep. handel: i think you are probably talking about the fact that she taught me that you do not ever let other people decide who you are, that you do find yourself through your convictions, your words, and your actions. to be really true to that to the fullest extent that i possibly can, she and i have stayed in touch and i have always appreciated the opportunity she not to a young girl, i do know anything about the world of politics. i did not have a college degree. she took a big chance on me. i am grateful for that. not knowing about the world of politics, you ran for several positions. you were secretary of state at one time. what did you learn from those experiences, especially now in the position you hold? rep. handel: to be true to myself and my convictions. and to always make sure that when i am looking at a particular issue, that i am lo

. >> heather: i know he is set to be buried next to marilyn monroe who was first on his cover. thank you so much for joining us, appreciate it. >> jon: tensions with north korea causing concern around the world, the south korean president says his country's efforts with the international community are at the highest level ever. why our next guest to says north korea is about to act out once again. press, the crisis in puerto rico getting worse by the day. supplies of food, water, and fuel cannot reach the millions of people who desperately need them in the pentagon just announced it is taking new action. >> you have these container sitting at the port, they are having trouble distributing it because they don't have a way to distribute it, they don't know where to distribute and they don't have power for the generators to protect things that need to be refrigerated like insulin. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ but on the inside, i fee

cemetery next to marilyn monroe. cheryl: he really was an amazing american figure. lauren: let's move on to taxes. following today's president trump colony once in a generation opportunity unveiling his land in a major speech in indiana saying it would boost economic growth within middle-class miracle. connell mcshane with more. >> an argument we heard from the president that lower taxes lead to more jobs. vice president mike pence and now run the country. the headlines from his speech, seven brackets down to three. corporate rate higher than 7% and he will focus from president trump on the middle class. >> we will cut taxes for the everyday hard-working americans. people who worked so long, so hard and they've been forgotten. but not forgotten anymore. we prove that november 8th. >> the next season all this will take the argument the president made here back to washington d.c. and trying to read the number of members of congress to come on board. that led to a moment here in his speech yesterday with the president directly address one of those members. a democrat f

hugh hefner will be buried next to marilyn monroe.ght that plot. >>> we're working on several stories for 5:00. >> puerto rico is in crisis. the latest developments on the mission to get aid to the island. plus the new jersey senator we just learned left moments ago to see the damage. >>> plus the new campaign from new jersey detectives to find a murder. what officers are doing now to get tips on who killed this man nine years ago. our veterans have given us the rights and freedoms that we have and we enjoy today. ready. aim. fire. and it's important for us to let them know that we will never forget their service. fire. it was steve's idea to have this cemetery. this was supplied to the veterans, giving us a final resting place. we owe everything to steve for what he gave us here. i wanted to make sure that we just didn't say thank you to veterans, we had tangible things to show, and i think we've accomplished that. [ "taps" playing ] >>> island in crisis. a new jersey senator wants to see puerto rico for himself. we just learned he l

his first nude centrefold, marilyn monroe, didn't get a penny from playboy, but plenty of women were more than happy to use the publication for their own ends. carol needham was playmate of the month in february 1979. hef was a private man. he wasn't flamboyant, although the image would seem that wayjust because of the way the parties have been portrayed. all the playmates loved him. he treated us all well. there was no pressure to do anything we didn't want to do. others tell a different story, but pushing boundaries was not always easy. hugh hefner battled against censorship, for free speech he said. i take the greatest pride, it's been over 50 years now and i take the greatest pride in the impact that i think i personally and playboy has had on the change in social sexual values in my time. and change they did. no more so than here at the playboy mansion, in los angeles. so for hugh hefner, all of this — the mansion, the money, the multiple girlfriends — was about freedom. freedom to live whatever life he liked. for his many critics, it was about freedom — for men only. to look ba

the cover featured a photo of marilyn monroe and earned $53,000. the funds to finance another issue and the playboy empire was born. >> i never thought of playboy as a sex magazine i tried to create a lifestyle magazine for men. >> he divorced his wife in 1959 and during the early days of the magazine's success decided he would not only promote the fantasy but live it as well. audiences got a taste of pentho. >> having established himself in chicago he moved out west and in the early 1970s when playboy magazine was selling millions of copies a month, he made his permanent home in los angeles. in 1949 he uttered the two words many again when he married playboy of the year kimberly conrad the couple had two children and separated in 1998 he realized he is much happier as a bachelor. >> i'm essentially a romantic. so i think think my life resolves and always has revolved around women. >> hefner continued to live out the playboy fantasy even in his later years. often seen in his trademark silk pajamas surrounded by bust ty blond women hosting extravaga

. >> reporter: the first issue of playboy launched in 1953 with a naked marilyn monroe. >> i think that i started playboy in part because i was raised in a lot of repression, very typically midwestern methodist home. >> reporter: and throughout the years, celebrities continued to grace the cover and centerfolds of the provocative magazine. after hearing the news of his death, reality star kim kardashian took to social media tweeting in part: >> reporter: always comfortable in a pair of silk pajamas, it featured articles, essays and short stories. overnight larry king said: >> reporter: shortly after hefner's death was announced, his son cooper said: my father lived an exceptional and impactful life as a media and culture pioneer and a leading voice behind some of the most significant social and cultural movements of our time." >> a statement from playboy suggests hefner died of natural causes at his los angeles home. he was surrounded by family. >>> richmond police are look for the driver in a hit-and-run crash that critically injured a 3-year-old boy. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in

. >> with $8,000 he produced the first issue of playboy magazine featuring a photo of marilyn monroe. and playboy was born. >> i never thought of playboy as a sex magazine i tried to create a lifestyle magazine for men. >> he decided to not only promote the fantasy but live it as well. audiences got a taste of hefner's good life in "playboy's penthouse". >> having established himself in chicago bulls chicago chicago he moved out west and made his permanent home in los angeles. in 1949 married playboy of the year kimberly conrad the couple had two children and separated in 1998 he realized he is much happier as a bachelor. >> i'm sexually romantic so i think my life resolves and always has resolved around women. >> hefner continued to live out the playboy fantasy even in his later years surrounded by busty blond women hosting extravaganza parties with celebrity guests and shared the small screen in the reality show "the girls next door" in the late 2000s began on again off again relationship with crystal harris, 60 years his junior they tied the knot in 2012. he sold the playboy mansi

it featured a nude photo of marilyn monroe and was an instant success.he magazine led to tv shows and an entire playboyempire. there were clubs with waitresses wearing revealing costumes. >> playboy exploits sex likes "sports illustrated" expitttdan profits to the playboy clubs dropped. by 1988, hefner had turned over control of the still profitable magazine to his daughter. from that point on hefner married, had two sons, tot gn a string of girlfriends and a reality tv show, hefner got married >> the women i was attracted to have not changed. >> reporter: as for hefner's legacy, we asked the daughter of the playboy kco-founder. >> he was much more open. true to his own feelings. >> reporter: asked once what he was most proud of, hefner said having changed america's attitude towards sex. abc 7 news. >>> tonight celebrities are sharing their thoughts on hefner's death. simmons tweeted, a great man, entrepreneur and innovator. your legacy lives on. much more reaction to hefner's death on our website abc7news.com. we have a page, keeping track of celebritie

and people say it started their careers arguably you have to i was responsible for the career of marilyn monroe she was a quite small time actress first first issue he got nude photographs of her put her on the cover after that she became a huge sex symbol and you know i caught on of the era and as head beauty faded she became more and more aware of her own inadequacy to live up to the woman who she was supposed to be but was it was that hugh hefner's fault who we're talking about an age sort of though you're talking about you know and here's the only you know if you actually have either of you actually read or looked up playboy yes of course and i'd be. the foolish least i've never seen a playboy but i've also even read playboy the articles were quite good. also i think there was silence therefore i got my take on that as a young go in rural new zealand we were interested in what this entertainment for men was what men debt and especially boys. to know could i want to go so you say you're so used both you both how to look at it and you both came away from it with different ideas about w

hugh hefner died at the age of 91, the founder of playboy magazine first published in 1953 featuring marilyn monroe. he was a philanthropist contributing millions of dollars to tragedy. the picture you see here is the way most americans will remember hefner surrounded by beautiful women. hugh hefner dead tonight at the age of 91. ♪ ♪ >> apparently no one is thinking much about eagle chargers. they are thinking about carson wentz's paycheck. >> where's his money going? carson wentz is putting his money where his mouth is after the eagle quarterback blurted out he would give his paycheck, $32,000 if elliot made the fuel goal. he forgot he was miked up, but elliot refused to take the money so instead, wentz donated to elliot's favorite charity. >> we had fun with it. >> talking to jake, it's a cool opportunity to give back end of the day. that's why we have the platform, play the game. i never lose sleep about overhelping others. >> he's going to give them the money but they'll give it to charity. >> no, you have to give it to him. >> i want it in my bank account. >> give it to a worthy cause.

for heftner the party in chicago, it featured a huge photo of marilyn monroe and instant success. he was part of the sexual revolution, its host the magazine led to tv shows and playboy key clubs with wait threatses wearing revealing bunny costumes. in the 70 ts -- 70s he was attacked by feminists. >>> the mood changed, the clubs closed and turned the magazine to his daughter christy. a year later he seemed ready to change his bachelor ways. his former married resulted in two sons after 8 years it ended. in his mid 70s, and touting the benefits of viagra, he took on seven girlfriends all staring in a reality tv show. in 2012 at 86, heftner settled down again, marrying 26-year-old crystal harris. her neff has been immortalized in wax and in the pages of his magazine. asked once what he was most proud of, he said he changed america's attitude toward sex. broken hicks abc news los angeles. >> 4:40 a.m., oj simpson is days away from becoming a free man. >>> a volcano on the other side of the world is about to erupt. >> reporter: today is a day of change, we'll see morning clouds and b

his own publication and with only $10,000 he published the first issue of playboy which was a nude marilyn monroe on the cover. >> the female ideal in women's magazines was like someone's older sister, and even the young women were wearing girdles and had those bullet bra's. playboy went for the girl next- door natural look. >> reporter:'s marriage him and it ended -- his marriage ended and in 1974 he packed up and headed west moving into the 22,000 square foot house that became his infamous residence for the swinging parties. 40 years after his first wedding, the ultimate bachelor took the plunge again marrying the playmate kimberly conrad. they had two children, and divorced amicably in 1998. playboy reached the 50th answer bursary -- anniversary and hefner makes the most of it with a string of young beauties on his arm. >> i grew up in a more romantic time and i remiss to the end of the romanticism and i think the younger generation misses it as well. a lot of that comes out of depression. sex was a dirty little secret that everyone is fascinated with but did not talk about. >> reporter

he resigned to start his own publication, and published first issue of playboy with $10,000, nude marilyn monroe on cover. >> the magazine began in 1953, female ideal in women's magazine looked like someone's sister and wore girdles. the playboy was a more natural look. >> his marriage ended in 1959, and changed his townhouse to the original playboy mansion, in 1974, he packed up and headed west. moving into 22 thousand square foot house in los angeles, that became home base for the playboy empire, and his infamous swinging parties. >> in 90s, beginning of new millennial, a resell break in terms of -- resell -- celebrating life. >> he got married again, they had two children. divorced in 1998. >> how time flies. reporter: playboy reached 50th anniversary in 2003, hefner made the most of it, holding court with his string of young beauties on his arm. >> i grew up in a more romantic time. i miss some of that. i think that the younger generation missed it. some of that comes out of repression, when we were kids, sex you know was a dirty little secret that everyone was fascinated with but did

and today it was reported that hefner will be laid to rest in a maws lee up right next to marilyn monroeonight, ladies and gentlemen. in the orange room, he is an emmy nominated actor you know from miami vice, nash bridges and django unchained, the man, the myth, the legend that is, mr. don johnson is here tonight. hey, don, how are you? >> i'm good, james. >> james: how are you doing? >> i'm really good, thank you so much for the dog. >> james: we like to leave a dog in everybody's room. >> really? >> james: who is this lady lady. >> pepper, she belongs to my publicist who is sitting over in the corner. >> james: it's not your dog. >> well, maybe after this. >> james: i was going to say. i've got to say, only don johnson could still look that manly holding that dog. am i right? thank you for being here, mr. don johnson, everybody. (applause) and in the blue room, she is a brilliant oscar and em knee nominated actress you know from good will hunting, gross point the wilde wedding, the absolutely di vine minnie driver is here tonight. how are you? >> i'm fine, how are you? >> james: how a

it featured a nude photo of marilyn monroe and was an instant success. the magazine led to tv shows and an entire playboy empire. there were clubs with waitresses wearing revealing bunny costumes. >> playboy exploits sex likes "sports illustrated" exploits sports. >> reporter: attendance and profits to the playboy clubs dropped. by 1988, hefner had turned over control of the still profitable magazine to his daughter. from that point on hefner married, had two sons, got divorced, and then after a string of girlfriends and a reality tv show, hefner got married again. >> the women i was attracted to have not changed. >> reporter: as for hefner's legacy, we asked the daughter of the playboy kco-founder. >> he was much more open. true to his own feelings. >> reporter: asked once what he was most proud of, hefner said having changed america's attitude towards sex. abc 7 news. >>> tonight celebrities are sharing their thoughts on hefner's death. simmons tweeted, a great man, entrepreneur and innovator. your legacy lives on. much more reaction to hefner's death

laughs it off, continues to go taking in the fun touristy attractions on hollywood boulevard, giving marilyn a kiss but hasn't forgotten about that altercation with the guy earlier. soon after that watch in the background. you see that flash of red, white and blue that distinctive jacket. that guy is still following tribei. that guy runs up, grabs the phone out of tribait's hand and takes off but tribait gives chase. from this point on you can't see much but you can see what's happening. itrseapp who has the phone saying stop chasing me, stop following me. i'll shoot you, i'll kill. but he repeats that over and over again. >> how can people be that stupid? you know what a livestream is. your face is in the video. we saw you snatching it and threateningodlive and the stream is still going. >> the video ends soon after. i was left questioning is this authentic? we have seen people pull stuff like this to increase we did more digging and found this. looks like an investigative report filed at the los angeles police department looks like this is the real deal. scary video. we put a call in to la