it's sort of a concept that we... the james deans and the marilyn monroes and we would talk about it,u... i'm not comparing myself to any of those people, and your persona, your look, your whatever, is a focal point, if that person dies looking like that person, that we imprinted on, um... but if you are one of those people and you become imprinted on at a young age, a youthful face, i mean, marilyn monroe is a perfect example. if i saw her as an 80—year—old woman, i'd go, "oh, but she's in there somewhere." like, you miss her. and thought of, or whatever it is. and so i think psychologically, it's a very interesting thing. but from a person who's that person, you really have to do a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok with not also being disappointed with yourself.— because you... i don't look... everything's lower, and... yeah. it was a shock to me the first time i saw a wrinkle on a monitor, because i thought something was in the film. they got a hair on the lens. yeah, it's got to be a hair in the lens.— definitely in italy and france, there is a certain respect and rever

when i was younger, my mom and i would talk about, you know, the james deans and the marilyn monroes but when you are someone in the public eye and your the one we knew and fell in love with, that we um... you know, unless you're maybe audrey hepburn, but if you are one of those people and you become “1???“ lgéf'l’i�*fi éfififigififi if i saw her as an 80—year—old woman, i'd go, "oh, but she's like, you miss her. you miss the one you fell in love with and looked and so i think psychologically, it's a very interesting thing. a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok right. because you... i don't look... everything's lower, and... yeah. and, like, you know, and it's a shock. it was a shock to me the first time i saw something was in the film. he was like, "aw." they got a hair on the lens. yeah, it's got to be a hair in the lens. definitely. i think you go to europe or... i'm not sure about the uk as much, but definitely... we don't... we have not figured that out yet. ithink... and i think, i'm hoping to contribute to that. is there... to 60, this idea that somehow you disappear. i thi

my mom got married at san francisco city hall, in the same room that marilyn monroe and joe dimaggio. her marriage didn't last. i hope mine will. maybe we'll get that room and change the luck. they got married right at city hall. marilynonroe. then they had their first honeymoon night in los gatos and then down the central coast. i was at city hall today. i saw a bunch of these people getting married. it was so fun. a historian for valentine's day. i love this day. on a normal day, the county clerk's office officiates 28 city hall weddings. but today, more than 250 couples tied the knot. congratulations to all of them. up next, india won't be the only famous face from oakland in her hit show euphoria, new cast members announced today. and this one you're going to recognize. let's take a look inside the control room at 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. one of the top stories. a look inside saturday night live before the big 50th anniversary show. you'll hear from the show's very first musical guest. lester joins us in about 3.5 minutes. for all those making it big o

charles: so what could be more exciting than a birthday can celebration only from marilyn monroe?ell, my next guest says for the nation's 250th birthday, revaluing gold holdings, and that would be the best gift and could ignite the debate for trump's vision of a new golden age. let's bring in author the of good as gold, judy shelton. i'm not sure how much of the conversation you heard i had with jim, but he was talking about part of the way trump can get in this golden era going is to take advantage of our assets, and he actually mentioned gold. today goldman said, they make the case for gold going to 3300 by the end of the year. we have more gold than anyone else in the world, 8100 ounces. let's talk about it. if they were to value this at current market prices, what would the impact be? >> i think the impact would be to underscore the idea of american leadership and ushering in not just our own nation, but the well world into a new golden age. and it could include having a level international monetary playing field. that's the only appropriate foundation for carrying out free tr

lo to marilyn monroe, but if you asked someone about the dress, there's a good chance they'll bring upcolor. >> have you heard about the dress seen around the world? >> what color do you see? >> some people see white and gold? >> that is gold to you? >> others are seeing blue and black. >> this is black and blue. >> how did the cze begin? with a simple text. cecilia blezdell sent this photo to her briz to be daughter grace, ask fg she thought this blue and black dress was. grace saw it as white with gold lace. the poorly lit photo made its way online, and it was seen by a manager. >> i turned to my colleagues, and said, hey, guys, what color is this dress? within five minutes, there were 20 people behind my desk just screaming at each other, and i figured, if we were yelling about it, maybe the rest of the internet would. >> kate was right. buzzfeed launched a poll which sparked the biggest debate of the year with 67% of the people saying it was white and gold, and only 33% saying blue and black. >> i had dozens of text messages. i couldn't load twitter because my mentions were crashin