why do we remember marilyn monroe 50 years later?i believe that young girls, they don't mind if their boyfriends or husbands look at the pictures. they themselves see this innocence and this insecurity and many people say to themselves, if i was there, i could have saved marilyn monroe. i would have helped her. >> i was reading your book. what was the story with robert kennedy? >> well, i wasn't in the bedroom with them. i was at the house one day bringing some pictures for her to approve. i had stopped by a little earlier than i should have. i'm in the backyard waiting for her and all of a sudden i see through the window ed walk in first and a minute later bobby kennedy walks in. >> ed was an aide to robert kennedy. >> he was an aide when bobby was in the justice department and pulitzer prize winning writer as you know. later on i would work with ed photographing bobby kennedy's campaign. they walked out in the backyard waiting for marilyn. i'm on the other side of the pool. i just kind of walked up and introduced myself. i had not

google video has shown this for years on marilyn monroe.re the estate did nothing to stop that. but in any event, i think a judge is going to sit and give great credence to the rights of the estate and i do believe in the end there will be a financial settlement. and we'll be able to see this. >> even though, avery, they say they have the rights for a very long time. >> right. i can't believe this is the first time i'm agreeing with this guy in three weeks. >> what's happening? >> likely -- >> he finally got smarts. >> they have a good argument on this case. no one's done anything for 15 years. but i think at the end of the day, the state prevails. it will be settled up. >> all right. avery, richard, thanks so much. we have one more case. we won't talk about it. but, you know, we're going to remind folks it is case closed. the john edwards case. we have talked about for a very long time now. prosecutors have made a decision. they are dropping the remaining charges against him. they will not retry the case. so case closed. this comes just le

marilyn monroe perhaps. >> yes, marilyn monroe. fun for companies involved in what's shaping up to be a little legal. marilyn monroe's estate is very concerned about digital holograms of marilyn monroe. it alleged created the image in the mid 1990s. the estate here wants to stop diggiconfrom infringing on their rights and stop using marilyn's image. digicon says they have a copyright to this virtual marilyn monroe, and what they are trying to do is create an entire concert around the character. imagine showing up to a marilyn monroe concert in 2012. they also say the estate doesn't have any rights to publicity for marilyn's image, and they point to two court cases they say justify that statement. according to digicon, the estate didn't inherit those rights. it will be interesting to see regardless of the legalities. what concern me is marilyn monroe was seemingly exploited so much in life, it's a shame to see that going on all these years later. >> and just the whole idea is just kind of creepy. it's just creepy. i don't know. aj h

. >> ahead also, the largest marilyn monroe exhibit opens today. where you can see her and the historic memorabilia coming up next. >> and get latest information on the iphone. slide over and you can see showers and storms back off towards the west. right now, we are dry with a temperature coming in right around 64 degrees. i will have your ocean city forecast coming up. stick around. çñç?ç?çñçwçñçwç?ó?çwçñó?ç?çñó?çw >>> it's 5:55 and five things to know this morning. the donald will be in greensboro north carolina the keynote speaker at state g op dinner. >>> a judge is meeting with lawyers today for research and recovery company based in texas suing casey anthony to recomfort cost for searching for her daughter's remains. she was found not guilty in her daughter death. >>> the man who pleaded guilty to stealing historical documents from several museums now set to be sentenced today. barry landau admitted to stealing items that belonged to past presidents and faces 15 years in prison. >>> starting today a. hollywood museum will display the largest

. >> i know you really want to appear on this case as well involving a halogram of marilyn monroe.'t stop myself. >> yeah. >> according to the hollywood reporter there is a planned concert and this company claims it has the copy right to marilyn monroe's image and has had this for quite sometime. they want to use her image by way of halogram interacting with folks onstage but the estate says no way. they sent a cease and desizzler. who would be right and have the upper hand in a case like this? >> this is going to come down -- >> if you have the copyright, i guess, rights, but then the estate says we want to control the image of our person. who has the upper hand? >> right. the issue is to what extent does the copyright control here? i believe the estate has the paramount right. i believe there will be a financial settlement here. it's going to come down to money. it really is. but the estate i believe has every right to control this. the copyright i don't know that it exists. i know they're claiming a statute of limitation expired. that google video has shown this for years on mar

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she turned around and became marilyn monroe.s of photos to get right to. continue telling your story around each one. the first one where she's in the swimming pool. >> this was taken two years later. i had already engrashuated myself by previously publishing her. she knew my work. i had a meeting with her about ten days before the shooting a scene in the film in which she's supposed to be swimming around in a nude-colored bathing suit so it it looks like it's not clothed. she said what if i came out with nothing on? and her press agent said you're not serious. she said i'm thinking about it. what we didn't know is the studio was already ready to fire her. she'd been late on the set costing them millions of dollars. she was going to try to prove she had enough publicity value as elizabeth taylor did. marilyn monroe wanted to do it. i was very cocky at that time. i still am a little. i said you're already famous. now you're going to make me famous. she looked at me and said don't be so cocky. she said photographers like you can e

their director got his paw as his paws are next to other famous hance such as marilyn monroe. the last few days have been nice now will start to warm those temperatures of about side. it will be mostly clear in the valley. by the afternoon we will bees creeping back up to a low 80s. a little cool out toward the coastline with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. the low pressure is geeking to the east now, so this high- pressure is slowly going to creep back in. we will head back to normal as we go into thursday and friday. the couple patches of fog at toward the pacific area. about 79 degrees in pleasant hill. 69 degrees in mill valley. this check on the roadways with elizabeth now. >>> we will take you out toward the east bay. i mention this all big rig. apparently it's brakes locked and the error still waiting for towers to get out there. all lanes of highway 4 are still shut down. this was up for over that road work. it should be wrapping up at about 530. westbound highway 4, that is a smooth ride. you see that flashing lights, their opening more southbound lane to commuters

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but the pope has nothing to do with marilyn monroe. i gave up. hear, this is about diet coke and mentos. i was trying to figure out what happens when you put these into colo. it explodes. this was addressing the fact that we live in constant fear of terrorist attacks. we went around the office, they tried to see how many of our colleagues were even aware of the phenomenon of diet coke and mentos. a substantial portion knew that this was a generational reference. every image is a roszak test. is this where americans bring their cultural values wherever they go or is this an allegory of a very backward country and that is the meaningful element? that is what cartoonist's do, they actually distill a multitude of information into a few lines. the power of those lines is unmatched by any thing. >> she has incredibly difficult job of deciding which card is not to put on the cover of the "new yorker." remember, you can get updates on our website anytime on any of our stories. for all of us here, thank you for watching. we will see you back here tomorrow

it will honor her life and 50th anniversary of marilyn monroe's passin>>> time for a check of when yourer -- of your weather and traffic how is it look. >> reporter: if you are using the jfx to get into the city, it will take 11 minutes from towson to downtown. not too bad. and everything up to speed through fort mchenry and harbor tunnel. 95 had been clear from white marsh into the city. and the beltway no delays all the way around. >> all right. weather wise i guess the words for the day is be prepared. >> be prepared. you want to be prepared when it comes to the weather and also hurricane season officially today. we will talk about that. a little later. but we are dry right now and maryland's most powerful radar, not picking up on a whole lot but if your travels will take you off to the south and west in virginia, you picking up on a few showers there right around manassas and warrington and dumfries. i-95 could get wet in the next few minutes or so. we will stay dry until about daybreak and then some of that could be moving into our area. just a few scattered showers. the storms wil

so like tiger woods, whereas joe dimaggio's marriage to marilyn monroe was off limits -- >> ended in could have ended it that way and we don't know all the details, that's just crazy. now we know everything. >> that's exactly the point. can you imagine dimaggio's marriage to marilyn monroe and we don't have every detail, whereas tiger woods' unfortunate episode we know more than we want to know. >> is it because you think there's a way to keep score with with athletes? there's a game, a winner and loser, which unlike so many other areas where we honor people, whether it's theater or science or whether it's business. >> i think that's exactly right. and i think that, you know, what that does is it offers athletes the possibility of redemption. you know, last sunday -- >> tying irwoods came back. >> right, on the 16th green. that amazing chip shot which jack nicklaus said was the greatest shot in history, he'd know, rolling towards the cup. he was redeemed because he was able to win. he was able to be what he was when we loved him. >> what was interesting about it from looking at it wa

. >> the old days if marilyn monroe is tweeting i'm sure the magic in marilyn would have died quicklyng people these days carries that mystique and jack nicholson haven't given a tv interview in 40 years and understand less is more. >> i haven't figured that out yet. >> thank god! because you're a good guest. >> thank you. >> you have something to say which is so unusual. >> i'm over the line and have to go with it. oceania. it's out now. what do you feel about this album? >> what's interesting about it in my life is, you know, i made some great albums in the '90s which became sort of like a mill stone around my neck. you'll never reach that height again and never do it and you need the old band. dah, dah, dah. i make an album and as good as those albums. the question is why did you stop making these kinds of albums? they can't understand the cultural aspects to be an artist and down turn in the music business and fans making it about the past and you find yourself reacting and rejecting against those expectations only through maturity and a little bit of spiritual revelation have i r

. ♪ sang sweet ♪ think what a year can bring >> and that film roger ebert compared you to marilyn monroe he did? i didn't read anything. >> that's another thing. >> or i don't remember it. >> you don't read reviews or watch your stuff. >> i read a couple that come my way. after one or two really scathing ones, i stop. because they're never all good. there's some good ones and some bad ones. if you believe the good ones you have to believe the bad ones too. >> it's tough. is it something that weighs on you at all? how much of your time -- >> not so much. >> there were several roles that you reportedly turned down. i have a list here. the lead in "pretty woman" went to julia roberts. lead in "silence of the lambs" went to jodie foster. "thelma and louise." those were all offered to you. >> correct. >> any regrets not taking those? >> no. not that i wouldn't have liked to have been with them. they're all great films. but, you know, sometimes you choose not to do something not because you don't want to do it. there are extenuating circumstances, there are other bigger priorities at the time.

. >> and mayor bloomberg on monroe's birthday, i used to love marilyn monroe, and the first thing i had in my dorm room. it was pretty cool. she would have been 86 years of age and she's also one of the stars that tenned about getting holograms and resurrecting the star. >> a genius. great job. >> i give up. but anyway, happy birthday, marilyn. >> that was a great follow-up story. we talk about brian danks who was checked of reigning a girl and he was cleared recently and all he wanted to do was get a shot at trying out for the nfl. great news, many teams have all given a shot to him to try out, and his former actually coach that tried to recruit him before this terrible thing happened to him, pete carol at usc, he's at the seahawks and he will give him a chance to try out. what a great story. >> so great. good luck to him. >> bob, are you going to throw up yet? >> no, he may throw up after this one. take a look at the jay carney trying to explain the difference between bain capital and solyndra. >> oh, my god. >> look, there is the difference in that your overall view of what your resp

who can forget her "playboy" spread ala marilyn monroe. >> stay here for a second. she's good. >> reporter: when hosting "snl" she showed a sense of humor about her troubles. >> the alarm goes off if i leave the stage? i thought it was if i leave the studio. >> reporter: if all goes well, this movie could put lohan back in the game. >> i'm sure lindsay lohan feels a great deal of pressure. the good news for lindsay, we haven't heard reports of her being late to the set. so far, she's kept her nose clean. >> reporter: there's even more good news for lindsay. her rep tells me, she's doing better. she's eager to get back to work. she was back on set working by the end of the day yesterday. she took very little time to recover. it seems she's determined to give her all to this production. >> that's right. a lot of hype about this movie. tanya, thank you. >>> fresh off her diamond jubilee extravaganza, there's another celebration for the queen today. marking her birthday, which means lots more pomp, pageantry, royalty and big parades. abc's lama hasan has more on the mon

. >> also the old days, marilyn monroe is tweeting.t's the mystique. you still carry that and people like jack nicholson haven't given an sbrinterview in 40 yea they understand less is more. you have something to say which is unusual. >> i am over the line. i have to go with it. >> me oceania. it's out now. what do you feel about this album? >> what's interesting about it in my life is i made great albums in the 90s which became sort of almost like a mill stone around my neck. you will never reach that height again. you need the old band. i makan album that is just as good, but wait a second. now the question is why did you stop making these kinds of albums and they can't understand the cultural aspects and being in the downturn and have fans start making it about the past and you find yourself reacting and rejecting only through maturity and spiritual revelation that i realize that i was diminishing myself to try to answer some question that i couldn't answer and this is my way of saying i would have done this all along. now i'm in a

new york gave them a huge ticker tape parade, and at a film premiere in london, marilyn monroe waited fire ask who was the lovelier. one destined for early death and popular iconography, or the other, dazzling in glak, just a few years into a long, long reign. we're here at walmart with the burtons, who love movies. let me show you something new. come on. walmart can now convert your favorite dvds from disc to digital. so you can watch them on your laptop, tablet, phone... anytime, anywhere. cool, huh? yea! yea! what'd you guys think that it would cost? i thought it'd be around $10. it's only $2 per disc. that's a great price. bring in your favorite dvds. see for yourself. boooom! [ host ] that's the walmart entertainment disc to digital service. visit the photo center at your local walmart to get started. that's my favorite part. ♪ >>> when the queen was born the mat was still substantially an imperial pink. that changed irrevocably after 1945 with the end of empire came a new role, head of the commonwealth, and she has absolutely reveled in it. >> i think she has always believed in

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there, he wrote the songs for the smash hits pajama game and damn yankees, he also produced marilyn monroe'sance at john f. kennedy's birthday. ♪ happy birthday, mr. president. ♪ happy birthday to you. >> shepard: richard adler produced shows for several other u.s. presidents. he later wrote the song the lady remembers for the 100th anniversary for the statue of liberty. richard adler died in his home south hampton on long island. he was 90 years old. ♪ whatever lola wants. ♪ lola gets. [ male announcer ] don't miss d lobster's four course seafo feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscuits then choose one of 7 entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. the winner, the mt. vernon's ladies association which maintains washington's estate in the state of virginia or commonwealth. the association won after a fierce bidding war with another potential buyer. the book is in pristine condition they tell us. even contains some of washington's personal notes. laura ingle with the news live in new york. the final price

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. >> a little out of africa meets marilyn monroe with a lot of recycled stuff in there. >> you guys areetend like we have junk and we wanted to sell it. what are some things we should do to make sure we get the most bang for our buck? >> joleen and i are definitely big believers in not throwing things away, especially if you can make money on it. everybody has these things in their garage like the old band instruments that your kids went through, the drum phase, guitar phase. whatever. we think like drums, you can take them and turn them into storage units. things like that you can always sell in a garage sale or sell them someplace like et ceteray. >> we'll add casters and make it an end table or storage unit. guitars are great decor items. >> right, you don't have to play it. just stick it on the wall. >> even like horns, french horns or tubas, you can turn those into lighting pieces. we've drilled holes in the tops of those before and hung them and made them as a lamp. >> of course you have. what about picture frames? a lot of people have tons of old picture frames. >> everybody has