paul newman plays a kind of washed up lawyer who is an alcoholic ambulance chaser.vie stars, big movie stars, he manages to bring them down in the case of "the verdict" to the boston streets. you can see the stars in the movie, but they have not turned the movie into something glamorous but on the opposite have entered the drudge and reality that he is painting. >> i should have never taken it. there was no way i could win. >> snum was asked -- newman was to be the leading man and be charming and funny. when he does "the verdict," it makes you cry. newman shows you what he is made of as an actor. >> i think you are making a big mistake. you should reconsider. get the principals back together again. >> to see that scene where he is calling the insurance company to rekindle the deal he turned down. >> okay. no, no. i understand. >> it's really one of the greatest pieces of acting i've ever seen in my life, no cuts. i mean, lumet just goes, here we go. >> how is your life? >> great. how is yours? >> not so great. >> oh. we're telling the truth? >> "the big chill" is ab

: or a vase bought for $4.99 this rolex is in pristine condition, a model known as a daytona, a paul newman watch he kept all the paper work and never wore it makes it even valuable he purchased it while serving in the air force in the 1970s and the price back then, about a month's salary and the value now. >> $500,000 to $700,000 >> reporter: yes, enough to knock you off your feet. harry smith, nbc news. >> you okay? >> that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone, and good night >>> everybody understands the urgency. >> only on nbc, the bay area company searching for a cure to the coronavirus, and how the outbreak is putting a strain on tech giants in silicon valley. the news at 6:00 starts right now. in our nbc bay area studios, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm janelle wang. we'll get to that in a bit. but let's go to south beach, florida and raj mathai. he is following the 49ers and their quest. >> we've been covering since sunday in miami. as each day pass, the excitement and the anticipation is growing. we have four reporters here in south florida covering a

a paul newman watch he kept all the paperwork and never wore it makes it even valuable he purchased it0s and the price back then, about a month's salary and the value now? >> $500,000 to $700,000 >> reporter: yes, enough to knock you off your feet. harry smith, nbc news. >> you okay? >> that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone, and good night [phone rings] >> rafe: hey. talk to your mother? >> shawn: yeah, yeah, i did. >> rafe: well, what'd she say? >> shawn: she said that she thinks that you're... having trouble getting over the divorce and, uh, you don't want to let her go. >> rafe: well, what do you think? >> shawn: i don't think my mom is lying... because i don't think that that woman is my mother. >> rafe: okay, if that woman is not hope, then who were you talking to? >> shawn: listen, i can't be totally sure, but from everything that you've told me and the way that she was acting once we were alone... i think we're dealing with princess gina. >> hope as gina: finally... a moment of peace. [door opens] >> kate: i've had it. i want to know what you a

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is resigning but when he spoke to paul newman last week in iraq he said that he had been threatened. that if he did chinese oil deal he was going to be assassinated and so there would be protests against him which would then be shot by snipers killing both protesters and police officers which is pretty similar to what happened in modern square and elsewhere and. now in other words there's all these possibilities floating around zelinsky saying not to jump to conclusions he's absolutely right but on the other hand it's inevitable everybody is trying to spin this because we're in the middle of a basically a war situation where everybody's trying to get advantage trying to control the narrative. so when i ask you a bit more about the role of the the media in situations like this everyone's looking for somebody to provide answers in this case around who would seem to be leading an investigation often what happens though you get news outlets major ones saying we have information is pretty clearly come from a government source usually the u.s. or western government they won't divulge who t

the appraiser says the watch's high values because of its great condition and the fact that after paul newmaneace. is that a dye? >> a little bit of both. the pc police targeted thanksgiving, then came the war on christmas. >> you know it. the mob is turning on punxsutawney phil. our next guest says he feels like bill murray in groundhog day because the same thing keeps happening again and again and again. ♪ good morning! oh no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. todd: rudy giuliani associate parnas creating a scene at the senate impeachment trial, the focus of the trial for his dealings with ukraine to get them to investigate the bidens. parnas volunteering to testify before the senate. >> the truth needs to get out. it is import

. >> collectors love this watch because paul newman wore it in a movie.auction is worth about $400,000. [laughter] you okay? don't fall, i'm not done yet. your watch at auction today, $500 to $700,000. >> katie: while serving abroad, back in 1974, for about $400. >> dana: that is great, i love it. i don't get a chance to watch the show all the time but if i see clips on youtube i was think it is pretty fun. i don't have anything in my closet that i think i could take but you never know. that's why i've got to go see. >> juan: let me just say, that is a daytona and there's one man in this building, also a woman, one man in our fox building who does the 3:00 show, bill hemmer, who owns a beautiful rolex. every time i see him i try to distract him and strip it off his wrist. [laughter] >> katie: salad at auction or where it yourself? >> juan: are you kidding? i would just prize it. i would be like a little kid with a baseball card. >> jesse: and he's a very rich man. >> katie: i mean, he is a rich man but that is not him. >> jesse: i don't even buy this stor

it's called the paul newman. >> why is that? >> because the actor wore it in the '60s.w" expert believe it's the finest example of its kind. the executive producer my frien. that's "pop news." >> thank you, lara. >>> we'll move on to our "gma" cover story counting down to the super bowl with an inside look at the ads that feature star power during the super bowl. adrienne bankert with an exclusive sneak peek. >> hello. the competition over who has the most talked about super bowl ad can be as intense as the game. companies are paying over $5 million to broadcast a commercial. they're being released early before sunday in hopes they go viral. it's just days to the super bowl but the biggest competition this sunday could be the one off the field. as companies compete in the battle of the brands for your attention. remember this ad, the moment the world met the apple macintosh computer. a defining moment for apple as a brand and super bowl as must see tv for commercials. from this memorable mcdonald's ad. ♪ what you want >> reporter: to "star wars" kid for volkswagen. comp

newman? >> yes. thank you. >> excellent presentation. this report is thorough, comprehensive and it's a beautiful report. paul is getting jealous over there because he's been working on his drafts this year. >> i did notice all the good pictures. >> it's very accessible and easy to get that information from it. i think the chief touched on this, but the issue of assignments and where people end up and administration versus patrol. and i might have missed this, but was there anything in your data about their preference? meaning just to clarify, if people are requesting administration, we have a notoriously long list for our airport division, which is the source of consternation for many of us, but if people are requesting administration, and the administration numbers are high, that means one thing, but if they are requesting patrol and the administration numbers are high, that means something different. >> yeah. just to speak to, one, we do know that there are many women who prefer to be in an administrative assignment because it does allow for more of a scheduling consistency that they can then accommodate f

newman? >> yes. thank you. >> excellent presentation. this report is thorough, comprehensive and it's a beautiful report. paul is getting jealous over there because he's been working on his drafts this year. >> i did notice all the good pictures. >> it's very accessible and easy to get that information from it. i think the chief touched on this, but the issue of assignments and where people end up and administration versus patrol. and i might have missed this, but was there anything in your data about their preference? meaning just to clarify, if people are requesting administration, we have a notoriously long list for our airport division, which is the source of consternation for many of us, but if people are requesting administration, and the administration numbers are high, that means one thing, but if they are requesting patrol and the administration numbers are high, that means something different. >> yeah. just to speak to, one, we do know that there are many women who prefer to be in an administrative assignment because it does allow for more of a scheduling consistency that they can then accommodate f

newman? >> yes. thank you. >> excellent presentation. this report is thorough, comprehensive and it's a beautiful report. paul is getting jealous over there because he's been working on his drafts this year. >> i did notice all the good pictures. >> it's very accessible and easy to get that information from it. i think the chief touched on this, but the issue of assignments and where people end up and administration versus patrol. and i might have missed this, but was there anything in your data about their preference? meaning just to clarify, if people are requesting administration, we have a notoriously long list for our airport division, which is the source of consternation for many of us, but if people are requesting administration, and the administration numbers are high, that means one thing, but if they are requesting patrol and the administration numbers are high, that means something different. >> yeah. just to speak to, one, we do know that there are many women who prefer to be in an administrative assignment because it does allow for more of a scheduling consistency that they can then accommodate f