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. >>> the lot of letters of marilyn monroe -- the love letters of marilyn monroe are headed to auctionhris has the details. what are you, bat 5. >> there she is. so, shep, this is going on in beverly hills. 300 personal items of marilyn monroe's going up for auction. here's one love letter joe dimaggio wrote to her. postmarked october 9, 1954 to mrs. joe demay national -- deimagine joe. here's one that she reportedly wrote to her third husband, arthur miller, who is the playwright of "death of a salesman. "and then this black dress, silk trench coat and a blender she owned. >> it's an osterir. >> the auction owner expects each item to fetch possibly a million dollars each. >> a million dollars for a blender. >> piece of history. >> a piece of work, too. thank you, chris. >>> dozens of students in mexico missing and now presumed dead. and a mayor and his wife are under arrest. the protesters are beginning to go nuts. and they're now setting government buildings on fire. the pictures are incredible and we'm have a live report next. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life.

marilyn monroe's in the seven year inch -- inch. itch.ieve you guys -- >> the cowardly lion. >> favorite part of the movie. >>> and the coolest video of the day comes courtesy of our national symbol. look at this. bald eagle wearing a go pro camera. i didn't even know bald eagle koss buy go pros. goes soaring high in houston at a texan/bengals game sunday. fans cheering wildly as the national anthem plays and challenger, the bald eagle, providing a truly bird's-eye view of that moment. >> the eagle has landed. >> isn't that cool? >> very cool. awesome. >> that's what's trending today. >> now to a man who changed the face of sports. robbie rogers came out as gay in 2013. now he's sharing his journey in a new book and speaking exclusively to nbc's special anchor, maria shriver. maria, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. robbie rogers is the star of the galaxy. in his new memoir, he opens up about the pain of living in the closet and what he says must change in sports so that every athlete, gay or straight, feels part of the team. th

hallucinations are common. >> public getting intimate view into the love life of norma jean, a/k/a marilyn monroe letters and other private documents from the actress archives are on the auction block, these archives include love letters from none other than the yankee clipper joe dimaggio, monroe's third husband, and playwrite, arthur miller, with whom she also wed. there is also handwritten note from monroe to miller, the auction is next month in beverly hills, in the state of california. after years of hilarious wheel of for tape fails, pat say mack may have had enough. >> he walk off the set after one unbelievable answerment the car gory, what are you doing. listen to this. >> amazing. and it is wrong. >> audrey? >> g. >> 1g. >> three seconds. >> driving a white horse? >> if you didn't hear what the first guest was, it is riding a brown horse. >> you should know that they had already guessed a letter n, and it didn't come up in the last -- so obviously it is not brown. it is a sim guest. anyway, doing this for 32 years, we assume that answer was the one that was just too much to bear. the str

if marilyn monroe walked through the door, you'd say okay, she's got it. >> do you stop? do you stop sometimes? >> well, thank you for stopping. i don't stop. oh, my gosh, i've never seen a film unless i have to go in to adr. but i don't watch after. i'm too critical. i don't think it would help me. but i have to see this film. it's my husband. it would be completely selfish if i didn't. >> all right. so no w we've got to your husbad here. how did this project come to be that you were going to star in it for him? >> so danny came to me one day and said he had this great idea and it was in a world that hadn't really been shown beforen and that he was going to write a part for me. i thought, well, great. but listen, how many projects get off the ground? when he said i was going to direct it, i thought yes. inside, i went oh my gosh, okay, okay. and the ma teeshl is interesting. but i thought maybe it would be a hard sell. so, i mean, those were my feelings. two months later, he hands me the skript and i read it just cold. i thought it's a brilliant script, i felt. i'm not a

. >>> marilyn monroe's lost love letters are headed to auction. are intimate messages between monroe and joe dimaggio and arthur miller. it's expected to raise more than $1 million. >>> the nba gets into the ugly sweater game. >>> have you ever wanted to ride your bicycle that fast? faster than a ferrari, too. we'll bring it to you. >>> this morning on "today," jon stewart takes on a new role. serious film director. the daily show host opens up about his new film "rose water" and that's later on today. >>> time for sports this morning. a 27-year-old swede is $10 million richer who won the texas hold 'em. in the end jacobson emerged victorious with three 10s beating a pair of 9s. along with the $10 million the winner also gets a coveted gold bracelet. >>> to the hard court we go now, kobi bryant is the all-time leader in missed field goal shots missing the night with 13,420 misses. >> yikes. >> yikes is right. he still led the lakers with scoring with 28 points in their 107-102 loss to the grizzlies. >>> dirk nowitzki became the highest scorer born

there is an intimate view in to the love life of marilyn monroe. ocument, from the actress' archives, are on the auction block, the archives include love notes from yankee clipper joe dimaggio, of course, monroe's third husband, and playwrite, arthur miller. there is also a handwritten note from monroe to miller, the auction is next month, in beverly hills. >>> okay, what's the secret to staying young? all right there is guy, the oldest known veteran, gives away his secret and you're not going to believe his concoction. >> no, it is interesting, then of course we're following some breaking news out of northeast philadelphia, a very serious accident early this morning right near northeast high school on cottman avenue. this may cause some problems for your morning commutement bob kelly have your alternates for your morning commutement bob kelly have your alternates iwe put all the apps you love... inside a car designed to connect you to a world of possibilities. the connected car by volvo. innovating for you. give the gift of volvo this season and we

but that was for marilyn monroe's white dress in "seven-year itch." >> wow!yeah, it's hanging on my wall. it looks good. >> get your bid in for the next one. okay? thank you, ron. >> that costume would be great to have. >> cheap at twice the price. >> well, it is that time, the holidays are upon us, the time to give unless you are a brazen thief. all across the country they are stealing packages from right off people's front door steps, and abc's linzie janis has details and tips to make sure it doesn happen to you. linzie, i have a couple of ideas. >> good morning, paula. 'tis the season for shopping online and shipping gifts straight to your door. but for scrooges it's also the season for stealingle it's not even thanksgiving yet and these thieves are already hard at eck it out. these videos captured on home security cameras across the country show grinches trying to ruin your holiday. >> the worst thing you can do is let a package sit out all day and night because you never know when a would-be thief might do their own christmas shopping off your front por

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gina directed me tmzards a couple of biographies, one of marilyn monroe, to explore the idea of identitys a sex symbol and what that can do to you on a psychological level. obviously we know her history and how that all ended tragically. and also looking at judy garland as a child star and also her mum was very instrumental in her career early on. that was her starting point. it was not part of the hip hop world. there was a> perspective of history where you could look at these iconic artists but not feel like you were having to, you know, bring in everything that was contemporary. but then of course we looked at numerous artists past and pand then contemporary artists obviously from rihanna to beyonce, we saw them both live in concert. went to the grammys backstage. all the physical and vocal preparation, working with the dream studio and great vocal coach. and also our choreographer who is so dynamic. she works with all of these contemporary artists every day. so just being around that energy and working with her for hours and hours in a studio via osmosis you take on that lingo. we e

. >>> more than a half a century after her death we're about to get an unt mat look at marilyn monroe. >> letters are set to go up for auction. a love letter from her third and final husband playwright arthur miller and a handwritten response from monroe in which she discuss her many insecurities. also in a pained letter from baseball great joe dimaggio when she announced she was filing for divorce in 1954. >> what these are going to go for. >> you can never get enough of marilyn monroe. it's just one of those things. the more you hear about her real life, how sad it was really. she was this gorgeous woman who just had a really sad life. >> and just 36 years old. >>> coming up here -- surviving a shark attack. what the experts are telling swimmers about safety. >>> also a miracle in the maternity ward. the mom declared dead for 45 minutes after a c-section. her family fearing the worst. the moment that amazed everyone. >>> electrodes in your brain zapping away addiction and unhappiness. the promise and the controversy. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" w

. >> and love letters reveal new juicy details about marilyn monroe.did on tv that got >> really odd story out of wisconsin. a truck driver gets stuck on a pedestrian bridge. i mean that's a big old truck. he says he was just following his gps and it led him on to the bridge in milwaukee. the 50 year old driver from indiana drove across the entire foot bridge before ending up a lake along the way he knocked down tree after tree after tree and concrete railings and police now sited with him with reckless driving. >> in your money tonight how would you like to not have to worry about ever damaging your car. there's a new product that claims it can protect against any nick or scratch. >> we call it body armor for cars. >> it protects against rock chips, salt rock chips in the winter and minor abrasions from parking. >> here's you it works high tech plastic shield is put on your car like clear contact paper for school books. it goes right over the surface. it protects for about three to five years and it costs a couple hundred dollars. put that deal to the

gym bell and what best is atmosphere of the crowd scene from 1956 when ike was president and marilyn monroe being written by arthur miller. there is mickey mouse in 1932. take a look at those old parade balloons from way back when. then there they were in 1945 when the parade welcomed gi's home after world war two for their first home thanksgiving dinner for years. yes, it has been a remarkable 95 years of tradition. >> just amazing to think of the history of the division of ellis gimbell in 1920 and who would ever think 95 years later the original, the best, most amazing parade still happening on hangs giving. >> reporter: is there just one more thing from parade cast members. >> happy thanksgiving. >> all right. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: so, the the count down is on, it is all systems go for tomorrow's big parade. i hope you join us. you don't want to miss it. like the kid say, happy thanksgiving. see you later. >> thanks, dann cuellar. now don't worry, if you cannot make it to the parkway tomorrow because we're bringing the parade to you. our live broadca

marilyn monroe, a lot of theories about how she died, was it a suicide? accidental, was he murdered? >> i'm not sure, i don't 100% buy the suicide thing. >> maybe she was murdered. >> by who? >> somebody that loadeder up with bash brbiturates and it's h to stay awake to keep taking them. >> here's a text to go. >> how much was the mafia involved in fact in jfk's assassination, not that i believe that the warren commission was fairly accurate about what happened, but the mafia clearly was involved in funding the west virginia primary against humphrey on behalf of kennedy, i would like to know how much money -- the second thing i can answer is people say, what's before the big bang, and then the scientists say singularity, that's their institute. the answer is god. that's the answer. >> that's the mystery you don't have to worry about. no, you have faith. bob's been avoiding sweets for bob's been avoiding sweets for the last two weeks, can we >>> trick-or-treat, it's halloween, there's plenty of candy to go around, and i have given up sweets. you ought to k

i asked him some questions about marilyn monroe. he was a good guy and easy to talk to. ronald reagan came here when a man, one person could make a difference. i doubt that they can today. >> why so ? >> i don't know. he came here accepted as a conservative democrat or republican, but he'd been a democrat like all the rest of us, so he was in between -- he was a in-between deal there. somehow we felt like you could trust him. i got called the first 30 days he was here, because when he hit here, he hit here with a plan to increase pay for the military and yet cut the budget. that was his goal, and he had enough folks to get it, do it. when he got here about 19 or 20 of his fellow republicans came to him and said, if you don't hang the way you're voting on funs and on abortion, we're not going to support your bill. of course, you know what they told them, to go jump. but then he had to have some help out of the adamic party i was a democrat there. democrat.ousend was a we had some strength over there. jim baker could tell the president, call one of those guys and they'll h

>> for some reason, marilyn monroe fascinates me unendingly. >> what was it about her? what did she say about sex and fame? >> right. i read her diaries that came out last year -- it is not really a diary, it is little notes that she wrote to herself. i think it is the beauty plus the vulnerability, a potent combination. >> she would show up two or three hours late for a scene. it would drive everybody crazy. >> she had an enormous anxiety for performance. >> everything i've read says that you did not include the essay on spanking. is that the most famous essay? >> i shudder to think that it might be. >> why not? >> well first, i included it in the last collection so i would not double it. but a certain kind of candor about sex remains -- >> missing. >> right. it is not one of the things that people are upfront about. keeping it away from the area of porn, which is not about candor anyway. i think the piece has haunted me. it was "the new yorker" -- when i reread it, i thought, i cannot believe i said this. i always think of a title of a collection of "esquire" pieces t

. >> that is the marilyn monroe take. melissa: bottom left is when i tweeted earlier today and folks got really into what that could possibly be. it is a strange campaign for not the cost twice as much. >> laverne and shirley had it tested, right? melissa: i don't think you're supposed to mix them together. the milk you buy in a jug, is cost twice as much and we hope your bear.>> i'm curious, what t supposed to indicate? the next campaign that is ambiguous is not a good ad campaign. melissa: 50% more protein, you will pay twice as much. >> if you pay for quality, that is part of what we have champion here. if you want to pay for it, you pay for it. melissa: money is flying around the globe today starting in iran were a supreme leader has stalled negotiations. he announced clon colonia europd stalled in the attempt to bring iran to the knees. something that will never be achieved. sounds like able need a bit more than an extra seven months, i would say. they're going to put them in a tower instead of burying folks. over 30

boy" was night"a was 1953.y" marilyn monroe was on the cover. there was a picture being widely circulated the time and he bought the rights. he did not know if there would ever be a second issue. he did not know if he would succeed. they sold 1000 copies of the first issue and from that on it kept building and growing. "playboy" was one of those places where these challenges to marriage and conventional sexual norms were being expressed and regularly articulated. "playboy"article in was about alimony. men should be careful about getting married because eventually woman would want to divorce you. it was what "playboy" was preaching at the time, questioning the viability of marriage health. the readers were "freeman" and the other half were free only in spirit. hefner wrote on the first page they were not a family magazine. he told women who saw the magazine to pass it on to a man and move on to "ladies home companion." that man who does not want to be tied to family responsibilities was a playboy. magazine. it is the image. he is interested in pl

. >>> marilyn monroe lost love letters will go up for auction next month from arthur miller and joe dimagioe lost archives go ups forbids at julian auctions in beverly hills. >>> a former linebacker has skyrocketed up the ranks in camden county. vernon odem talks to him about what drove him to law enforcement. >> reporter: this is number 575 philadelphia eagles linebacker, during the buddy ryan area now he is deputy chief of the camden county detectives, tackling crime problems full time. the first african-american to attain that rank in the prosecutor's office. >> camden, it's a tough city, man. >> reporter: this past weekend there were two murders in camden. when we caught up with moten. he had just finished getting reports from some of the detectives. >> these were cases with the possibility of drug activity. >> reporter: he is so new to the top level post dozens of his letters of accommodation have not been hung on the wall yet. the case that sticks out, the bust he made in the woman who was abducted in the parking lot of a patco station. >> this was one that touched me, it touched me b

marilyn monroe was on the cover. the centerfold of the first issue of "playboy" magazine. there was a picture already being used in a widely circulated on a calendar at the time and he bought the rights. he did not put a date on the very first cover, because he did not know if there would ever be a second issue. he did not know if he would succeed. they sold 1000 copies of the -thousandold 50-some copies of the first issue and from that on it kept building and growing. and "playboy" was one of those places where these challenges to marriage and conventional sexual norms were being expressed and regularly articulated. the first article in "playboy" was about alimony. and how men should be careful about getting married because eventually a woman would want to divorce you and take from you the money you have earned. i know that is not any of you guys in class, fear of alimony, but that was what "playboy" was preaching at the time, questioning the viability of marriage health. -- viability of marriage itself. saying about half of the readers were "free men" and the other half,

. >>> a collection of marilyn monroe's letter are going to the auction including a love letter auctionlove letter from joe this is up forbid in beverly hills on december 6. >>> a bicycle path across the bay bridge is a huge price tag. >>> a while rescue caught on camera with good samaritans rescuing a driver and they find they have a surprise connections. >>> waiting for deals. and waiting. and waiting. and waiting. a california shoppers had some shoppers in line for black friday barring amendments. >>> we are at abc7 news with weather and traffic up during weather and traffic up during the entire break to keep you in ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! >>> eight san francisco police officers who responded to the crash of asiana flight 214 at sfo will e

. >>> on our people scene, more than 50 years after her death, intimate letters between marilyn monroe auctioned off next month. they say that arthur miller was an accomplished writer but his letters were so descriptive and details and one from joe dimaggio. >>> if you are looking for a little distraction this afternoon, check out these stories at 6abc.com. watch a tiny baby rock out on the drums, the viral video is sweeping the web and a video captures a shark stalking kayakers in the ocean and watch as two adorable toddlers engage in a light saber battle. those stories and more at 6abc.com/distraction. that could be karen and me right now. >> i go to the dark side. >> may the frost be with you. >> oh! >> lets take a look at the forecast for you, the rain will arrive first in our northwest suburbs late this afternoon, we are looking at 46 in quakertown and 45 in downingtown and 49 in the city and about 50 in berlin and glassboro with lots of cloud cover and along the coastline cloudy and 50s. giving way to rain this evening. >>> and two former presidents are having fun on social media

. >> collection of marilyn monroe personal letters and photo about to go up for auction.ng the items is a love letter from joe di maggio written after the divorce was announced in 1954. in the letter dimaggio wrote he still loved monroe and wanted to be with her. the couple married at san francisco city hall. baseball great cried at her funeral and for 20 years had flowers placed at her crypt several times a weak. her archives goes up for bid on december 6. always love looking at the old footage. >> one back time to check on the weather forecast. experience is hear talking rain in our area. >> that's right. come our way. we certainly await the arrival eagerly. we have some thin cloud around tonight. but pai painly clear at the moment but we expect increase in cloud overnight. state wide tomorrow panly season and dry day. a little bit on the cool side. high pressure generally in the 60's tomorrow. can't find 80 in palm springs. bay area we see some sun tomorrow but cloud increase as the day grows longer. hay low 60's at the coast to mid 60's around the bay to mid upper 60'

. >>> 4:56 right now, the public getting a intimate view into the love life of marilyn monroe, love lettersand other private documents, from the actress' archives, on the auction block. these archives include love notes from yanky joe dimaggio, her third husband, and playwrite arthur miller, handwritten note from her to miller. the auction is next month, in beverly hill. >> so, what were you doing when you were 11 years old? >> collecting baseball cards, playing wiffle barred, swimming. >> how about possibly getting ready to finish high school then move ton college? >> nope. >> not for most people, no. but check out this little girl. oh, ya, here she is. she is rhea chervoo, big plans, will study neuroscience at arizona state university when she starts classes there soon. >> stop. >> eleven? >> eleven. also a pianist and composes her own songs. so what about after college? >> i want to kind of prevent like diseases like alzheimer's maybe and possibly finds an alternate cure. >> you know? she probably will, right? goes to special on line school, says her favorite subject is algebra. >> of co

>> for some reason, marilyn monroe fascinates me unendingly. >> rose: what was it about her. >> it'snteresting. >> rose: what did she say about sex and fame and -- >> right. i don't know, i read her diaries that came out last year. >> rose: yeah. >> these, they are really not diaries, they're little notes she wrote to herself. one of them is a dinner menu. she was trying to teach herself how to entertain. i think she was an interesting-- . >> rose: was the beauty that sort of-- everybody. >> i think it was the beauty and vulnerability it was a potent combination. >> rose: why would she show up two or three hours late for a scene. >> yeah. >> rose: drive everybody crazy. >> i know. she had enormous anxiety of performance. >> rose: every review i have read about your book says the following. she did not include the famous essay on spanking. >> right. >> rose: is that the most famous essay you have ever written. >> i shudder to think that it might be. >> rose: but why is it. >> because i think first of all i include it in my last collection. >> rose: that's a good reason right there. >>

and we had this gown that was allegedly marilyn monroe's. it got badly singed in the fire.s impromptu photo shoot. >> if we can look at the next picture. we were going to get your thoughts on and take us back to that time. what's going on there? >> that is on 14th street in new york. that's debbie in their day-to-day look. and everyone is kind of amazed by their appearance. >> and people just turned around and stared? >> yeah. >> there's one more photo i think we've got for your perspective on this photo of debbie, reading a newspaper here in the uk, a british newspaper, on a tour bus. >> yes. >> that speaks to me of the tabloids a lot. >> there you go. it's the "sun." >> and how impromptu were the photos? when did you just pick up your camera, and when did you just think let's put some planning into this? >> some of them are a little more planned out. but none of them involved stylists or makeup people or any of that kind of situation. so it was all pretty just do it yourself. i always would have a camera handy. >> yeah, chris was always shooting really. i mean, sometimes

. >> those stories and one of the biggest collection of marilyn monroe personal treasures.tha stewart's ultimate friendgiving when we see you here. tracy, by the way, as well, we also have two brand-new recipients of the presidential medal of freedom in our studio this morning. >> excellent. that was a very big day yesterday. >> can't wait to see. >> see you at 7:00. >> all right. thanks, guys. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clouds are overhead and it is dry. that's a view of the art museum this morning, which we'll see a few showers today and then steadier rain followed by snow for tomorrow. heading out right now. it's cloudy over center city. that's a live view from the adventure aquarium. 56 degrees in philadelphia. should be in the 30s at this hour, this time of year. even the pocono mountains is in the 40s. still no on the ground and clouds overhead that will deliver more snow tomorrow. right now, 54 in pottstown and doyles town at 56 degrees and blue bell, glenside, lafayette hill have all dropped to 57 this morning. little

and europe has not just had the monroe doctrine, it is the marilyn monroe doctrine. he she is not a blonde, but the same idea. or how about the empire trap, at harvard university again. now talking about the empire or in praise of empires. this is a historian at ucla. now by the way, i want to suggest that this is not all criticism from the left, and some run to people from the op side side of the political spectrum. and say, we need more empire. we just wish the u.s. was a better one. that's one way of interpreting it. this is probably the most famous interpretations of the empire by johnson who wrote with what is now called the empire trilogy. i sometimes feel like i'm arguing against lord of the rings. this really is sort of the raining paradigm. out in interesting thing about this term empire is that almost nobody defines it with any precision. it is this absolutely sloppy catch-all phrase that you could describe everything from tourism and religion to war. now i know you're saying, what doesn't she like about that firm. i feel strongly about this. but the term t

and europe has not just had the monroe doctrine, it is the marilyn monroe doctrine. as you can see. she's not a blond but it's the same idea. or how about the empire trap, at harvard university again. now talking about the empire or in praise of empires. this is a historian at ucla. now by the way, i want to suggest that this is not all criticism from the left, and sometimes people from the opposite side of the political spectrum will say actually we need more empires and we just wish the u.s. were a better one. that's another way of interpreting it. this is probably the most famous interpretations of the u.s. as an empire by johnson, who wrote this is now what's called the empire trilogy. i sometimes feel like i'm arguing against lord of the rings. this really is sort of the reigning paradigm. out in interesting thing about this term empire is that almost nobody defines it with any precision. it is this absolutely sloppy catch all phrase that's used to describe everything from tourism and religion to foreign investment and war. now i know you're saying, what doesn't she be a little

i asked him some questions about marilyn monroe. he was a good guy and easy to talk to. ronald reagan came here when a man, one person could make a difference. i doubt that they can today. >> why so ? >> i don't know. he came here accepted as a conservative democrat or republican, but he'd been a democrat like all the rest of us, so he was in between -- he was a in-between deal there. somehow we felt like you could trust him. i got called the first 30 days he was here, because when he hit here, he hit here with a plan to increase pay for the military and yet cut the budget. that was his goal, and he had enough folks to get it, do it. when he got here about 19 or 20 of his fellow republicans came to him and said, if you don't hang the way you're voting on funs and on abortion, we're not going to support your bill. of course, you know what they told them, to go jump. but then he had to have some help out of the democratic party i was a democrat there. billy townsend was a democrat. we had some strength over there. jim baker could tell the president, call one of those guys

i told the story of when marilyn monroe came back from korea she told her husband it was unbelievablehe said you can't imagine the crowds reaction. he said yes i can. what was that like for the politician who is dumped or whose term ends? they had the king captured by the romans in the street and he's miserable and says why are they miserable she's been captured by a humane people. he's not going to be shocked. his kids will get to go up fine, he will have money, he will eat won't eat well and have a nice roof over his head. what is he miserable for? because no one is going to be sucking up to him anymore so his wife is awful. i recently heard a story of a rabbi that was sent to the gulags during the post-world war ii era. if you haven't read that book you should read it as a thank you note for the courage it took to write that book. it's three volumes, so if you don't want to read that can read the gulags. it's fantastic. it's a horrible thing where they take people and make them work hard and don't feed them much and it's awful. a ten year sentence is usually a death sentence. often

intimate letters between marilyn monroe and two of her ex-husbands will be on the auction block in beverlyauge yo. it's a -- dimaggio. and then there's a letter from arthur miller in there as well and there's handwritten notes when she talks about her many insecurities. >>> this morning, reality star, kim kardashian, is trying to break the internet with some rather racy photos. tomorrow paper magazine will release the winter issue with kim kardashian on the cover. it fee fewers her -- features her balancing a champagne glass on her most famous asset. we cannot show you one picture because it shows her bare side. that's about all we can show you. so far the picture as 639,000 likes on ingrau ma'am. that's for below the current record of 2 million. she currently holds that record with her and khan yawn west on her wedding day and she's tweeting about the pictures. she sent a tweet out about the first picture and that tweet says, and they say i don't have a talent. try balensing a champagne glass on your blank l.o.l. >> no comment. >>> let's check back with stall. you are watching the toll pl

and a novel about nelson rockefeller and his death and several other novels including one about marilyn monroe called the immortal cent during that period i was published by various houses of simon and schuster happy to be published by them. is probably a little uncomfortable to be published by your own house and have to deal with your own colleagues about your own books so i was not totally unhappy when i left to go to harpercollins. >> host: from your most recent and distant, lee had developed his skill at reconnaissance his courage without which no military virtue has meaning and his ability to keep his head when all about and the bruising there is to pare phrase kipling. all in all he was the perfect warrior. >> guest: had thought of calling my biography the perfect warrior. and yet i felt clouds--so much better described because despite his defeat, despite our doubts today to put it mildly about the wisdom of forming the confederacy, despite the question of whether we should continued fighting after failing at gettysburg, as that lee had nevertheless, in a magic quality of self conviction

and a novel about nelson rockefeller and his death and several other novels including one about marilyn monroe called the immortal cent during that period i was published by various houses of simon and schuster happy to be published by them. is probably a little uncomfortable to be published by your own house and have to deal with your own colleagues about your own books so i was not totally unhappy when i left to go to harpercollins. >> host: from your most recent and distant, lee had developed his skill at reconnaissance his courage without which no military virtue has meaning and his ability to keep his head when all about and the bruising there is to pare phrase kipling. all in all he was the perfect warrior. >> guest: had thought of calling my biography the perfect warrior. and yet i felt clouds--so much better described because despite his defeat, despite our doubts today to put it mildly about the wisdom of forming the confederacy, despite the question of whether we should continued fighting after failing at gettysburg, as that lee had nevertheless, in a magic quality of self conviction