joanne woodward and paul newman.ip you can see how it was like, you know, a snowball rolling down a hill they found each other. >> and that was it. >> and that was it. >> they were married for 50 years until paul died in 2008. >> if it had been me, i would have stayed until sunset. >> aren't you reckless. >> aren't you? >> and the spark never vanished. melissa says >> i would watch my father walk by my mother and he would do this little pinch. as they're walking by, they would just touch each other. they were very affectionate with each other i see this picture of them younger, and it reminds them of exactly images that i have from them except, they're in bathrobes and their hair is gray. >> they kept that. >> they did. >> i have no serious time for anything else. >> you don't have to explain. >> pouring through hundreds of images, the project was a labor of love for melissa. >> there must have been a juxtaposition between the photos of your parents as movie stars and your photos of your parents as parents. >> the bi

charles: you know that is the 1967 classic "cool hand luke" starring paul newman.and. my next guest has the same philosophy when it comes to the stock market. money map chief strategist, cool hand shah gilani. something you learned early in your career, when there is nothing out there do nothing? >> one of the first tenets i grabbed a hold of, it was the hard way, trying to push trades in very difficult market in the early '80s, when there is nothing to do, do nothing. sit back to see what is going to happen. we're at that point right now, maybe we're leaning into a point where the markets are about to correct. nasdaq just reached clerk shun territory, down 10% off the july highs. the s&p reaches 10% off its july highs at 4146. now, first of all we're approaching 4200 for the s&p. that is the 200-day moving average. a lot of traders who are technical traders are going to look at that level to see what are investors going to do? is there any commitment the? will people try to bottom fish here. it is a very difficult market, rates, no clarity on rates. i think they w