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letters from dwight eisenhower, george washington, even marilyn monroe. y others will go on sale next month. it's expected to bring in as much as $5 million. cnn's jason carroll got a preview. >> reporter: monroe, hemingway, eisenhow eisenhower. icons. all so exposed you might think you've seen all there is to see, until now. >> breathless. >> reporter: a collection of more than 200 rare personal letters, documents and photographs released from a private collector, soon to be sold by profiles in history. >> you just feel as if she's slipping away. >> reporter: included, a handwritten letter by marilyn monroe to acting coach lee strasburg. there is a reference to suicide, is there not? >> there is. >> reporter: the letter reads -- >> there is only concentration between the actor and suicide. as soon as i walk into a scene, i lose my mental relaxation. my will is weak, but i can't stand anything. i think i'm going crazy. >> reporter: a troubled soul. >> a very troubled soul who was losing her concentration because of her alcohol and barbiturate intake. >> re

even marilyn monroe's bra from "some like it hot" is up for bidding at $88,000. >>> "dancing with the stars" had a bit of an awkward moment when len goodman criticized win oyno judd's dancing skills. >> you're like mt. rushmore, you look magnificent, but you don't move. there's no hip action. i don't want to be nasty to anyone. i know how hard this is -- >> no, you don't. >> all right. bruno. >> yeah, he really said that. the stars came out for tom hanks's broadway debut in nora ephron's lucky guy. those in attendance included regis, spike lee, larry david, barbara walters, martin short and even mayor bloomberg. he did not get a soda at the concession stand, we hear. >>> heidi klum saved her nanny and two sons. >> she's every woman. >> she is. >>> and finally jay leno and jimmy fallon decided to sing away those awkward "tonight show" rumors. ♪ tonight tonight >> that's what you have to do sometimes. you have to laugh at yourself, right? >> they had to. there's so much tension around that. the fact that they can actually make fun of themselves is always fun. they weren't singing good,

the guy slept with marilyn monroe. he's in dinky doughnuts. what about this doctor's note? let's see roy. i never said i'd do that. that's 75 bucks. i'm not working. i can't afford that. i don't know how i feel about it. are you like a quaker now? all right, all right. a stall man, huh? what? we were wondering if you could write us a note. if you can't, it's fine. he didn't say he can't. if you feel funny-- he doesn't feel funny. do you feel funny? forget it. he didn't say anything. he feels funny. you don't have to do this. he knows that! roy, should we go? is this a breach of our friendship? can you be any more dramatic? don't be ridiculous. holyfield's a good friend of one of my patients. he's got some body doesn't he? how would i know? do you like him? what do you mean like him? do you like him? he's a good fighter and a nice guy but i don't like him. why don't you like him? why should i? what's the matter with you? nothing. why? you think something's wrong? am i different? you want the notes? you don't have to. it's o.k. we should get one for elaine, too, right, george

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other big sellers included this single partially nude marilyn monroe negative which sold for nearly $2,000. vintage hollywood on display. >> i think it's americana. >> reporter: proving to be a dream come true for collectors and movie buffs alike. this first in a series of auctions of the movie star news collection concluded today. we're told "the wizard of oz" items were among the big sellers including a single negative and six prints made from it that went for $1,300. >>> an icon of fashion and high society died today. lilly pulitzer, best known for her colorful floral prints, dressed generations of women who embraced the style which became a uniform for the preppie set. she attended boarding school with jacqueline kennedy, married into the famous pulitzer journalism family and began making dresses around 1960. she sold the rights to the brand around 20 years ago but remained a consultant. lilly pulitzer was 81 years old. >>> up next here tonight -- time to retire? no, thanks, says a 79-year-old nurse who still has much more work to do. >>> let's face it, by the age of 79, most people ar

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over 800 props and costumes are hitting the auction block later this week, even marilyn monroe's brae like it hot starting at a cool $8,000. "dancing with the stars" had an awkward moment last night when the judge criticized wynona judd's dancing skills. >> well, you're like mount rushmore. you look magnificent but you don't move. it had no rhythm. there was no hip action. you kept going wrong. you know, i don't want to be nasty to anyone. i know how hard this is -- >> no, you don't. >> bruno. >> ouch. well the stars came out for tomorrow hanks broadway debut and nora efron's lucky guy. regis philbin, larry david, barbara walters, martin short and mayor bloomberg approximate. he did not get a soda at the concession stand by the way. heidi klum saved her son and a nanny in a dangerous riptide. jay leno and jimmy fallon decided to sing away the tonight show rumors. ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ >> they like each other. i'm betty nguyen. this is first look. way too early starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning to you. i'm peter alexander. this is way too early. obviously not just a clever nam

marilyn monroe entertaining the troops on stage in korea. dean was caught clowning around with natalie wood. fray ray, before being snatched up by king kong. and judy garland flirting with some servicemen. the photos being auctioned off today. if you're a parent, you know how to multitask. a dad juggling it to the game. jayson werth, smook smacks the ball out there. and the dad, no glove, watch here in the stands. he reaches out. here it comes. catches the ball with his bare hand. there is the camera. look at what's in his other arm, his baby. we're still not sure, tonight, what mom thought about that. >>> the next image on the field is the one that stole our hearts today. the little 7-year-old football fan in nebraska, dreaming of scoring a touchdown, even as he battles cancer. jack hoffman is just 7. as you'll see right here, he's number 22 on the field. the nebraska cornhuskers, pulling him on the field before the game is over. they handed him the ball. which way to go? they direct him. and the crowd cheers. he runs 69 yards. the team gua

i think marilyn monroe did not overdose for sure. >> dana: like what. >> andrea: and necessity she was whacked, killed. she was definitely killed. they were going to get her hands on the diary. >> bob: it's that italian stuff, whacked. >> there was big conspiracy that tupac is still alive. >> and him morrison. >> dana: 6% of paul mccartney that he died, whatever the beetles or something. >> who did you mean if it wasn't paul mccartney carted any. >> dana: people think, 5% believe that paul mccartney died in 1966. >> who went to the white house and performed. >> dana: this is great conspiracy they could keep going and going. i was trying to think of conspiracy theory involving you but everything is true. >> greg: what would you love about the hard-core conspiracy minded person. they believe government and corporations are creating a world that is fooling all of us, but them they can see through it but we can't but they are abject failures. if you see a hard-core conspirator, why aren't you at least clean? do you have all your teeth? not talking about the guys that sit next to you, by th

. >> marilyn monroe meets kathie lee gifford. >> hey, ivy. you did four shows over the weekend and flew out to los angeles, did leno last night. got home on the red-eye and here you are with us on the "today" show, it must be exhausting. >> no, it's exhilarating, kathie lee. >> are you ready to mambo? >> i'm ready. >> watch how it's done. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fun! ♪ >> that's great. >> that was cool. >> everybody was -- that took six hours, by the way. >> i didn't know all of that was happening. >> me either. it wasn't in the script the way it was -- >> what was that supposed to be? >> i kept moaning and groaning, why do they need me for six hours? i was going to say, hey girl. i didn't know until i got out to queens in some big warehouse. an old bagel factory or something. >> where they shot it. >> by the way, do you have your dancing shoes? you're going to be in the number. >> it was a lot of fun and they were so sweet. i'm sorry the show -- hasn't -- hasn't gotten the attention it deserves, it is such a fun show. >> until now. >> we'

marilyn monroe's bra went for $25,000.artineau lan is the director of the auction house which sold all these items. he showed me one of the iconic pieces which should for hundreds of thousands. >> yes, well i'm holing a really cool rifle from the second pilot of "star trek". captain kirk held this in 1965. and we sold this for $235,000. so this is a precious iconic piece now. and the owner would want know wear white gloves and keeping it in its pristine condition as it is today. >> $235,000, because what was the matching price? you thought it was $60,000? >> exactly. really when it went over $200,000 it was a phenomenal price. the second highest price paid star track memorabilia. i was on the phone with the winning bidder. the creator of the rifle and the consigner was nals the room. a gentleman by the name of ruben claimer. it was a touching moment for the excitement of the new bidder on the phone and to see the gentleman let him go. and to see what he was selling for a record price. >> hold it up while we keep on talking

. >> it's called the marilyn monroe. change it like every three days, i change it and put a new piece of comb in it. because when you eat, bacteria get on it. i don't want it to be infected. >> jeffries' homemade jewelry could be confiscated because in jail any item that is altered from its intended use is contraband. but she can legally acquire her raw supplies like candy bars and combs from the jail commissary, a virtual general store. >> that's real important to the inmates if they've got money on their account because they can buy cookies, pops, potato chips, soups. >> i try to not eat a lot of sweets because i'm a diabetic. my commissary snacks are cup cakes, pop-tarts, snickers. >> and how do these qualify as not being sweet? >> i act naughty sometimes during my -- i'm not supposed to have sugar, but i have it just in case my sugar level drops. >> but jeffries faces another risk every time she wants to place an order for new commissary items. >> hello? how are you doing? >> having enough money on her inmate debit a

. >> she has the eyes of kaligua but the mouth of marilyn monroe.ore than a decade margaret thatcher the world stage a polarizing figure whose three terms downing street made her the longest serving prim year of the 21st century. >> she just didn't lead our country she saved our country. i believe she goal down as the greatest peace time prime minister. >> born margaret roberts in 1925, thatcher later said her father's grocery gave her the ideal mental outlook to reconstruct an economy by state socialism. married to dennis thatcher and mother of twins by 1970 mrs. thatcher was the conservative party's education minister. five years after that its leader acutely aware of the glass ceiling she was cracking. >> i stand before you tonight in my red chief upon chief upon evening gown. >> by may of 1979 after the u.k.'s sagging economy and spirits gave rise to warcht discontent thatcher was elected first and only female prime minister. >> where there is discourse, may we bring harmony. where there is error may we bring truth. where there is doubt may we b

it was a -- she had the mouth of marilyn monroe. >> leave it to the french. >> exactly. >> but you know the other thing she did, i think, that was very important and martin is quite right, anyone who has seen "billy elliot" is how divided they were under margaret thatcher. >> we idlize her in a way. >> i grew up in her era. it was all nonstop protests in the streets of the university raising money for the miners' strikes whether you were on the right or the left, it felt like a divided country. she made britain less classest. the daughter of a grocer. the chancellor was a te, she wa daughter of a grocer and she brought with her through her economic policies a lot of british working class people into the middle class by giving them access to credit. >> the other dominant issue during her time and i say this because this is what i remember dealing with growing up and her dealings with the ira. this was the dominant, we forget here in the united states, this was another part of the dominant storyline of the thatcher, of the thatcher years. was it not, marten? >> again, chuck, people fail t

up next, never before seen photos of marilyn monroe. could be yours for the right price. first, this is "today" on nbc. other hollywood stars could be yours for the right price. first this is "today here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> if you ever wanted to get your hands on one-of-a-kind hollywood memorabilia, now is your chance. including some never before seen items, including 600 photos of marilyn monroe, including rare images like this one, showing marilyn testing a dress for the movie "nye iagara" in 1952. >> beach shots showing the blond bombshell, of course, having a little fun. >> and she is famous for her looks and also her bows. check out this classic shot of her and her playboy husband, arthur miller. >> lucille ball, scantily dressed in the publicity photo for mgm. >> this behind-the-scenes photo from "wizard of oz," undergo a number of makeup tests to perfect his look. >> that's funny. also audrey hepburn, looking flawless, one of her h

would think that aeg does not want older people who would remember the days of the studio where marilyn monroes to go to sleep and pills to stay up because aeg sort of sounds like that now. they knew something was wrong with this man. their inner office e-mails prove that but yet they still prodded and pressed a he that goes to katherine jackson's argument that they literally pushed michael jackson to death. >> and that would be the argument. if you're aeg and you're looking at mrs. jackson and terribly sympathetic, these children that could end up on the stand here, don't you want to say, i'm sorry, mr. and mrs. jackson, paris, prince, and blanket, but you can't ascribe a $40 million price tag to a man that could barely stand up. how could you say that you would be due that money from that man? >> that he could have performed. >> and if he did, would he have given it to you? >> there's so many questions surrounding this but aeg has, according to my sources -- and i wrote about this in "the daily beast" this week, they have been digging up stuff on michael jackson that is sure to make this tri

and there is a quote mitterrand said she had the eyes of call ig you la and the-- of marilyn monroe. arafat when they were calling her the iron lady, arafat said no, the iron man. >> brzezinski said she has no female quality. everybody was terrified she would go into the wrong toilet. >> i disagree. i think she-- she was kind of that mummy stereotype, the tough nanny. she was the nanny. >> she would have spanked you if you didn't do shall did --. >> that's right. she would spank you if you didn't. i do remember actually that woodrow wyatt once said, because he was completely infatuated wither had. he said we love-- it's the whiff of chanel as she goes by in her perts which i thought was wonderful. >> the whiff of chanel as she stalked by. a woman who if you had had a nanny who wasn't that nice to you which is a great deal of them, she was irresistable. >> did you say she spanked christopher i mean -- >> yes, they got into some argument. she had some minutes and she rolled them-- mittens and she rolled them up and said bend down. and gave him several blows. >> bend down. >> he bent do

that includes marilyn monroe, everett hemingway and thomas edison. show photos of adolf hitler and a gift to hitler from muse mussolini's staff. a gift from president eisenhower to his staff. >> one is god i hate the germans. this war is so difficult. it's so hard to win. >> some of the items expected to sell for about $50,000 and that includes edison's first patent application for the lightbulb and a profanity laced letter from john lennon to paul and linda mccartney, one of the oldest items is a 1786 letter from president george washington. >>> speaking of baseball, that 103, 4-year-old baseball card, as on the roads, giants here. lets check in with rosemary for the weather. >> going to be nice out there, mostly dry, maybe a try, late shower -- stray, light shower. temperatures on the cool side but better than too hot. giving you a look there at the partly sunny, mostly cloudy skies but no rain falling at this point. below the radar the possibility of patches of drizzle, fog has formed in areas right around santa rosa reporting visibility down to a

that includes marilyn monroe, ernest hemingway and thomas edison.photos of mussolini and adolf hitler, a gift to hitler from mussolini's staff. there is also a letter from president eisenhower to his wife describing his challenges fighting nazi, germany. >> one line says god i hate the germans. it's so difficult, so hard to win. >> some of the items are expected to sell for about $50,000. that includes edison's first patent application for the lightbulb and a profanity laced letter from john lennon to paul and linda mccartney. one of the oldest items is a 1786 letter from president george washington. >> very cool right there. >>> warm weather on the way but first we got to get through this next 24 hours. let's check in with rosemary to see why. rosemary. >> good morning to you. and today not so bad. partly sunny skies, temperatures warming back into the 60s for the afternoon, right now widespread 50s outside our door. the winds are light. little bit of drizzle, a few light sprinkles a possibility for today and that will be about it. we'd like to see

eyesne said she had the of caligula and the lives lives of marilyn monroe. she took them all as a compliment, she asked for no quarter and certainly gave none. this wednesday, in today's time -- two days time, i was that churchill's funeral. that is not what the whole truth. i was an 18-year-old student who had hitchhiked to london and spent the night on the pavement and watched the arrival at st. paul's cathedral. we will honor the other great last 50,ister of the 60, 70 years. in a similar way. that is something that not only we can be proud of, the country can be proud of, but the whole to her in which they fully recognize as well. >> angus robertson. >> thank you for the opportunity to be able to make a brief contribution. i would like to acknowledge that margaret thatcher was one of the most formidable politicians of recent times. to her family, friends, colleagues, supporters, i extend the condolences of my party. would be wrong not to put on record the profound as agreement with her socially and economic devices policies, which were particularly oppos

that includes marilyn monroe, everett hemingway and thomas edison.how photos of adolf hitler and a gift to hitler from muse mussolini's staff. a gift from president eisenhower to his staff. >> one is god i hate the germans. this war is so difficult. it's so hard to win. >> some of the items expected to sell for about $50,000 and that includes edison's first patent application for the lightbulb and a profanity laced letter from john lennon to paul and linda mccartney, one of the oldest items is a 1786 letter from president george washington. >>> speaking of baseball, that 103, 4-year-old baseball card, as on the roads, giants here. lets check in with rosemary for the weather. >> going to be nice out there, mostly dry, maybe a try, late shower -- stray, light shower. temperatures on the cool side but better than too hot. giving you a look there at the partly sunny, mostly cloudy skies but no rain falling at this point. below the radar the possibility of patches of drizzle, fog has formed in areas right around santa rosa reporting visibility down to abo

this is marilyn monroe. of value? >> a letter like this, probably 30 to 50,000 in an estimate. but marilyn money co- is talking of -- monroe is talking about her psychological well-being and comparing it to acting and saying she's so unhappy with her life that it's basically carrying into her acting. it's like she had constant problems with this idea of suicide. she actually mentions suicide and compares it to acting. >> brian: unlike the jefferson, which is tough to read, but you can read t. she says this, dear lee, who is she writing to? >> lee strasburg. >> brian: her acting coach. i'm embarrassed to start this, but thank you for understanding and having changed my life even though you changed it, i still am lost. she goes on to talk about -- >> other not well-being. >> brian: so if i want to buy this what, would it cost me? >> between 30 to $50,000. you can use a credit card. >> brian: i can? >> absolutely. good. because i think ted has some room on his. so all of this is just a sample of what you have.

i think marilyn monroe did not overdose for sure. >> but did what?ed. >> oh, killed. >> i do. i definitely do. >> whacked. >> she was definitely killed. and there was a big conspiracy theory in my generation which was that tupac shakur is still alive. >> jim morrisson.c >> and elvis. >> i'm surprised in this list. there was 6% of people think paul mccartney never died. >> no, he didn't. >> or that he died, whatever. >> who cares. i listen to country music? >> who did you mean? john lennon. >> it is paul mccartney. people i -- 5% of people think he actually died in 1966. but iau think -- >> who went to the white house and performed for the obama? >> this is a great conspiracy. that's why they can keep going and going. think ofts trying to one involving you, but everything is true. >> i know. that's the problem. you know what i love about the hard core conspiracy-minded person? there is an l inherent contradiction. they believe that governments and corporations are controlling or creating a world that is fooling all of us, but them. they can see throug

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she famously said that she had the eyes of regula and their lives of marilyn monroe.ext week, we will have the funeral. i was at churchill's funeral as well. i was just an 18-year-old student who had spent the night on the pavement and watched the arrival of the cathedral. we will either other the on other great prime ministers, including margaret thatcher in a similar way. that is something the country can be proud of and the whole world has a debt to her. we fully recognize that as well. [cheers] >> and give her the opportunity to be able to make the brief contribution. i would like to acknowledge that margaret thatcher was one of the most per bit fermentable politicians of recent times. from her family and friends or colleagues to her supporters. i extend my condolences of the national party. she had social aid and economic divisive policies which were particularly opposed in scotland and wales. we will never forget and we will never forget the tax being imposed before the rest of this. no country should have such policies imposed on them when they were rejected at

. >> marilyn monroe meets kathie leigh gifford. >> hey, i'vy.ready. >> watch how it's done. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fun! ♪ >> that's great. >> that was cool. >> everybody was -- that took six hours, by the way. >> i didn't know all of that was happening. >> me, either. it wasn't in the script the way it was -- >> what was that supposed to be. >> i kept moaning and groaning, why do they need me for six hours. i was going to say hey girl. i didn't know until i got out to queens in some big warehouse. an old bagel factory or something. >> where they shot it. >> by the way, do you have your dancing shoes? you're going to be in the number. >> it was a lot of fun and they were so sweet. i'm sorry the show -- hasn't -- hasn't gotten the attention it deserves, it is such a fun show. >> until now. >>e're going to ask you nicely on saturday night at 8:00, 7:00 p.m. central, to watch it or tivo it. saturday night. >> they've got some fantastic performances on there, lovely, lovely people. >> that wig, you wore it well, girl. >> you know there's been so much a