having sex with marilyn monroe.if it was a common thing. >> otash worked to dig up work for hollywood enemies. it provides salacious details of the long rumored affairs between marilyn monroe and both john f. kennedy and his brother robert kennedy and claims he listened to marilyn monroe having sex with john f. kennedy and in the hours before her death, she claims she had an argument with bobby kennedy. he claims he heard bobby kennedy trying to quiet her down with a pillow so the neighbors wouldn't hear her shouting. >> some of these files this we reviewed contain elements that are not 100% verifiable. they are his recollections to his daughter. >> otash was part of the l.a.p.d. until 1955 after a falling out with the police chief so he became gum shoe to the stars. the real life gum shoe helped inspired the character jack nicholson played in "chinatown." >> he moved in the gray zone between the police, the mob, the private investigators who made hollywood in the 1950s such an interesting place. >> now, otash's dau

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i'm talking about marilyn monroe, and john and bobby kennedy.ied on the trio dishes from beyond the grave in the secret files long locked away in a storage unit and recently give ton the hollywood reporter. i want you to watch this. this is from cnn's earn erin mcpike. >> reporter: there are new intimate details of a reported relationship between a president, his brother and a hollywood sex symbol. 11 boxes socked away in a storage unit in the san fernando valley were reviewed by the hollywood reporter. >> this is someone who had wiretaps all over town. was listening to some of the biggest stars. in an era when some of these revelations would be published in magazines. >> matt belloni is executive editor for the hollywood editor. >> otash claims he has recordings of jfk having sex with marilyn monroe. >> reporter: otash worked for members of hollywood's elite to dig up dirt on their enemies. in notes he left behind before his death reviewed by the hollywood reporter, otash provides salacious details of the long rumored affairs between marilyn mo

it started heard on the outskirts of seattle, the sleepy town of monroe, washington, where manicured lawns smack of ordinary life. the kind of place where life seems pretty predictable, unless, of course, you're planning the unpredictable. in curcio's case, it was a crime fit for hollywood, complete with decoys and disguises, darings cams on jet skis and inner tubes and backs overflowing with loot. you had just stolen $400,000. what does that even look like? >> i would say enough to fit in a bathtub. >> reporter: curcio's life of crime started innocently enough. a golden boy from a well-to do family with everything going for him and for whom everything came a little too easy. captain of the high school football team, known for his friday night lights victories. >> catching a touchdown pass, that's a true feeling. >> reporter: how much of that defined who you were? >> everything. that's what i was. >> reporter: he had it all. good looks, a talent for sports and a pretty cheerleader girlfriend named emily. >> i knew that there was something special about emily. beyond special, for sure

while taping marilyn monroe.hat, you're not the most trust-worthy guy around. clearly otash knew something, but he's not around to be interrogated. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> fascinating stuff. >> the files are somewhere. get them out. clear his name, right? that's what the daughter is trying to do. let's see the files. >> you hire this guy to work for you and then he's secretly taping you? >> i know. he did this to more than one person judy garland. he apparently wrote about he was the one who cleaned out her beverly hills apartment about all the pills and alcohol after a bitter split from her third husband. >> he also did this to -- i mean, stars upon stars. rock hudson he also did this. i would like to hear these audio tapes. >> i know. pretty fascinating stuff. >> absolutely. >>> still to come, we've heard a lot about photoshopping models to make them skinnier. what about making them bigger? >> we'll explain why the state of california made a little girl look obese. you're watching "wor

and the district had been carved to favor james monroe. madison decided to contest it, and in an upset he beat james monroe who, of course, was a friend of his, stayed a friend and succeeded him as president. so this is, this is quite an interesting book, and it contends that because madison won that election we got the bill of rights. otherwise maybe we wouldn't have gotten it, because madison was a great champion of that bill of rights. so this election had great consequences. it's not a well known piece of virginia history, but it's actually a critical piece of virginia history, and again, it's a book i very much look forward to reading this summer. >> let us know what you're reading this summer. tweet us @booktv, post it on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> are you interested in being a part of booktv's online book club? our selection this month is sheryl sandberg's book, "lean in: women, work and the will to lead." in "lean in" ms. sandberg, who is the coo of facebook, discusses why it's still difficult f

the district had been carved to favor monroe and madison decided to test it and in an upset he beat monroe who of course, was a friend of his death and stayed a friend and succeeded him as president. this is quite an interesting book and because madison won the election we got the bill of rights otherwise we would not have because madison was a great champion so it had great consequences. not a well-known piece of virginia history but it is a critical piece and again a book i look forward to reading this summer. >> this is a poem that i first heard in turkey come, whoever you are, worshiper lover of leaving it doesn't matter. ours is not a caravan of despair, , even if you have broken your foul a thousand times, come yet again, come. a couple of reasons it is meaningful to me it is in the book sacred ground i say whenever i looked at the statue of liberty, this great, beautiful woman of welcoming, the inscription is premier tired, your for your huddled masses yearning to breathe three -- breathed free radical openness bring your traditions and plan your seats in american soil and let them

in madison decided to contest it with the upset he beat james monroe who of course, was a friend of his, stayed a friend and succeeded him as president. so this is an interesting book and i can test because madison won that election reid at the bill of rights. it could've had great consequences not a welcome piece of history but virginia history and a book i look forward to reading this summer. . . >> host: welcome to "after words," and we're here with "t

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>> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say you have a gun, you're going to use it, and it did happen. we was just with a girl having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by. we had a confrontation and i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes, and me trying to prove myself to my peers like, yeah, okay i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. and i shot him six times. and i ended up murdering him for basically a color. >> i never planned to commit a robbery. he never planned for his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery. what do you think going to happen? >> you get caught, then you're going to juvie. >> what about your mom? what you think going to happen to her? >> she gonna be sad and cry. >> and hurt. >> and hurt. yeah. >> and you shaking your head so you know that can happen to your mother,

chance to visit the crime lab and learn more about some of the technology so i will true inspector monroe invite the commissioners to go out there and understand more about this, so appreciate the support of captain perae out at the crime lab and good to learn about the issues when we are dealing with them. >> thank you for taking the lead on that. >> and the chief has made the commitment to test all of the kits. >> thank you for the work and follow up they know you're doing and i am interested in going on that trip. >> please call item 3d, commission announcements. >> commission announcements and will asking of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. >> any commission announcements inspector monroe? >> one. we have a community meeting on the 29 and that will be held at balboa high school in the green room and it's may 29 at 6:00 p.m. and that is to hear comments from the public and ingleside captain concerning issues of protection in the area. >> great thank you. so you're not doing the 40 minute slide show tonight? >> what is the address again? >> [inaudible] >

monroe of course, he was a friend of his coming state a friend and succeeded him as president. and it contends because madison won that election we got the bill of rights. otherwise maybe we wouldn't. so this election had great consequence dishearten -- consequences. with very little known virginia history in a look forward to reading it this summer. >> i and the president of new york public library and thank-you to coming to our humble trustees' room. i draw your attention to the mantelpiece, the city of new york

i just remember as a kid my own monroe fake name charles manson fake name he puts together it's like abracadabra really describes american culture all together marilyn manson you got light and dark but you take the name of a notorious villain well she wasn't a villain no he good line. now how did the makeup come about why do you why the lipstick why glass why i didn't see myself talk and deal with the lips is good because i'm become a live signal collar if you are white collar jobs and you know good thinking is always keep but i mean why why did you go this route being a fan of bowie prince alice cooper of course and even madonna. i don't know i think it's probably you know i wrote a book before i was famous really an autobiography and that sort of turned me into being more popular by making a book it was sort of what we did with ziggy stardust came to america and said that he was something bigger than he was i've always been a big fan of the art of war or the war of art whichever way you want to go and just . if you can do something in life i was but i always been a big fan of film

i just remember as a kid well monroe fake name charles manson fake name you put the two together it's like abracadabra really describes american culture all together marilyn manson you got light and dark but you take the name of a notorious villain well she wasn't a villain no he good line. now how did the make up come about why do you why the lipstick why glass why didn't she myself talk to deal with the lips is good because and become a live cigar collar if you are white collar job and you know good thinking is always a keeper but i mean why why did you go this route being a fan of well we prince alice cooper of course and even madonna. i don't know i think it's probably you know i wrote a book before i was famous really not a biography and that sort of turned me into being more popular by making a book it was sort of what he did with ziggy stardust came to america and said that he was something bigger than he was i've always been a big fan of the art of war or the war of art whichever way you want to go and just . if you can do something in life i've just been i always been a big f

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united states congress and the district had been carved to favored james monroe. madison decided to contest this and in an upset he beat james monroe who was a friend of his, stayed a friend and succeeded him as president. this is quite an interesting book and it contends that because madison won that election we got the bill of rights. otherwise maybe we wouldn't have gotten it because champion debtors madison was a champion of that. this election had great consequences. not a well-known piece of virginia history but a critical piece of virginia history. it is a book i am looking forward to reading this summer. >> let us know what you are reading this summer, tweet us at booktv, posted on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. ..

. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our wednesday may 29, 2013, san francisco police commission meeting and this is our monthly meeting in the community. you will hear from commissioners about how much they enjoy doing this. we go to the community once a month, we go each district station. we do 10 meetings a year and now it's time for captain falvey, who was former lieutenant falvey to watch these. tonight's agenda we are going to have presentations of two certificates for two citizens and we are going to have a report from captain falvey about the district and after this report we'll have public comment. we encourage the public from the community to tell us about your concerns of this community. we have some regulars in city hall whchl -- when we come out, we enjoy this. we introduce ourselves. and tell you about what we do in our day jobs and tell you about what we've done in the past. i will start to my left. >> thank you, president mazzucco. welcome everyone. my name is susie loftus

well, now that monroe has given my entire report in the title i'll rest. first, i want to introduce the clerk and she's in the audience and i think i just slaufrthd her name. she's a third year law student at berkley and she just for the record in boston and maintained a 3 had the 9 gpa. she's fluent in russian and conversational in japan's and polish. she's a resident of the house of berkley. she's volunteering with the o v cc through the ends of july. she learned yesterday all that remains on her path to senseship is one more step. i also like to thank our policy analyst attorney who is the supervisor and i neglected to acknowledge ms. marianne during the protocol item where she works with the police department to insure that everything t is committed with. i addressed the analyst recommended reductions to marry lee's reductions. mayor lee's occ contained no reductions and it contained the - under the city healthy and clean he ordinance any car 12 years or older must be retired. the board of supervisors proposed two cuts. first a $37,000 attrition cut to

monroe can we get a handle on that we can get a reasonable time. >> absolutely. >> okay. i haven't heard minimal. we're now open to line items abc and d. >> uncertain a problem i have is i'm sure your somewhat aware of. it seems like those gangsters here. i have a problem. i don't know what to do i've tried everything i can do to avoid it to - there's no other issue i can address it we'll have to cross that bridge. i got into two fights today and one yesterday they're trying to get me in trouble. the issue i see they're trying to utilize coalition. they're trying to ingratiate an incident their characterizing me like to lynch mob of sort. with me posing they lure me here because i'm a chart up. i feel i'm a victim of a hate crime. they're jealous of me. let me see whatever. stemming from a child abuse claim in a lot of laugh - las vegas. anyway, the biggest problem in this complaint they gave me a snitch jacket and they've got all those jokers after me. i've tried to avoid it from miami to new york and need help. everyone night their knocking me out and they're impacting

monroe. so it's really a place where the monroes would probably feel the most comfortable, too, like teddy roosevelt in the east room. they would say i understand this room. the furniture we bought, the portraits we sat for and this is wall paper that is of our vintage. >> the only first lady born outside the u.s. had to make a few adjustments to her new life in america. and with her mother in-law former first lady abigail adams. >> when luisa and john quincy first came to the old house they had just jurenied back from europe, landed in washington, d.c. and then made the journey oup to quincy. the journey was arduous. her health was not good at the time and her journey was very difficult. she was brought to the house to meet her father and mother in-law. and of that moment she would write, had i stepped on to noah's ark i could not have been more utterly astonished. she had a challenge in winning over abigail adams. john adams was easy. he took o to her right away and she always felt comforta

. >> my name is minnard monroe, i am a program director of the youth first program. i will be real quick, i would like to say it's ironic that in 2003 i received an unsung hero award from the supervisors in our district for starting the program. and then 10 years later they are telling me to close the doors. just interesting and it's heart breaking. i feel like i let the children down in my community. and i just hope that the supervisors when they make decisions can remember some of the faces and understanding that it affects a lot of people when we cut programs in communities. thank you. >> next five speakers. alma robinson. jackie flin. delores mcgee. eddie zane. erin yen. al alma robinson [repeating] this is erin yen. >> thank you very much. good evening supervisors, mr. mayor. i really appreciate you coming to my neighborhood, district 10. and listening to so many committed citizens who have turned out tonight. i am here to speak on behalf of a couple programs, first of all a thank you. my name is alma robinson. i am director of california lawyers for the arts. w

thank you all. [ applause ] >> i will check with inspector monroe to see if we have that letter. next speaker? no more public speakers? harris, president of the district council. i appreciate it more every time i read about oakland, i think we are so fortunate, we really and truly are. very disappointed about the taser turnout. so it's probably why -- i should have stayed sitting down. maybe it will come up again. just was around when chief did the press conference and the guy was waving the match -- moving on to team falvey. i gave him a promotion. sorry. [ laughter ] . captain falvey. we have been really fortunate out in the ingleside since captain lazar, cast nago and captain falvey. he's everything everyone said. he's very involved. he was at the youth summit and it wasn't easy. there was a lot of distrust between the youth and police and there was a lot of misinformation and going forward, i think that's going to be an on going dialogue and i think there is going to be a lot of improved relations between the youth and the community and the police department and i think it's

. >> my name is minnard monroe, i am a program director of the youth first program. i will be real quick, i would like to say it's ironic that in 2003 i received an unsung hero award from the supervisors in our district for starting the program. and then 10 years later they are telling me to close the doors. just interesting and it's heart breaking. i feel like i let the children down in my community. and i just hope that the supervisors when they make decisions can remember some of the faces and understanding that it affects a lot of people when we cut programs in communities. thank you.

thank you all. [ applause ] >> i will check with inspector monroe to see if we have that letter. next speaker? no more public speakers? harris, president of the district council. i appreciate it more every time i read about oakland, i think we are so fortunate, we really and truly are. very disappointed about the taser turnout. so it's probably why -- i should have stayed sitting down. maybe it will come up again. just was around when chief did the press conference and the guy was waving the match

investigators believe they are using credit cards they stole from a home on monroe street last month. break in happened between 9:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. on may 29th and the credit cards were used at this clothing store on georgia video. if you recognize people in the surveillance video, call d.c. police. >>> d.c. police are trying to find out if two home invasions within an hour of each other are linked. first happened on north capitol street in northeast around 3:00 yesterday morning. two men broke into a home. the owner picked up ankle weights and yelled he was coming to get them. they escaped through a basement door. an hour later a couple woke to two men in their bedroom. one with a knife. the other with a gun. they took money, iphones and laptops and then one of the men tried to rape the woman. there was a struggle and a shot was fired. no one was hit. >> in both cases at least one of the suspects had a knife so they're similar enough in location and time frame and area that we are looking at them. we don't know for sure if they are linked or not but we believe there's a possibili