tragic. that simply wasn t true. can we start again? she had an agency, she was hungry for more creative chall challenges. she had a lot of strength with her vulnerability. she stood up to the old hollywood guard and said i m mad as hell and won t take it anymore. up until the day she died, she was a fighter. of course her early death is a tragedy but that doesn t over right everything she achieved up until that point. she became the biggest movie store in the world. and she is one of the famous and most recognizable women in history. excited fans gather on a san diego beach to watch marilyn monroe shoot her first film in two years. arguably her greatest role. it s incredible what she does in that. on paper, the role of sugarcane is very much a type of a dumb blonde. i can t believe this musical family. my mother is a piano teacher and my father a conductor. this woman is so dumb she doesn t even realize her two best friends are men in drag. what
isn t real, and maybe most importantly, that instead of learning from the indigenous people of this land, the united states attempted to wipe them and their knowledge out. this type of thinking is not just a california problem. it isn t just a fire problem. these problems stretch from california to the new york island. and if we don t figure it out, this land will burn with you and me. nbc news on the hour. in california, screen actress marilyn monroe is dead. she was found dead in her bed. the successful lonely actress led a speck tarly life. the story of marilyn monroe is an authentic tragedy. it began in tragedy and ended in tragedy and in between always a tr
there. the kennedys weren t there. everybody that is supposed to have killed her, never happened. it was a mistake. she took the damn sleeping pills. then she forgot she took them, so she took more. that s how it happens. a month before her death, marilyn met her friend, photographer george barris, for a photo shoot. you re very beautiful. i love these. these pictures reflect the old marilyn, someone you could talk
be a big part of it, too. if that happens, if she wins and it s going to be because of a huge turnout of hispanic voters are, it s no accident. yes, donald trump has served as a huge mobilizer of the hispanic vote but the hillary clinton campaign has put unprecedented focus, infrastructure and investments into getting out the hispanic vote in a way that i have never seen before. and, of course, isn t a monolithic group, though, jackie. you know, obviously it does tend to vote overwhelmingly democratic but in the most recent usa today poll, 18% of hispanics said they were undecided. that is hardly they re all mad about the wall and all going to straight vote for hillary clinton. 18%, not enough to win. not even close. probably half what he would need to win. but it does show that it isn t as simple as it seems. well, and partially, that could be the cuban vote which cubans but in the univision poll last week showed that cubans weren t really gravitating to donald trump either. but
military fatigues. looked healthy enough but i don t think he looked sturdy. actually, if you look at pictures, when he walked into the huge hall of the havana convention center he was holding on to the arm of an aide who was there to steady him. he sat down, after the 12 minutes. he answered about an hour s worth of questions from the floor, and that actually seemed to tire him out. i remember photos from him last year, alex, that were released by the nicaraguan government, the cubans weren t too happy about it. they had just met with him. he was sitting in a wheelchair. so i think he s frail and he turns 84 this friday. okay. it s been a long four years for him. thank you very much, mary. good to speak with you. as democrats try to fend off a tough gop challenge this november, many are aiming at one republican in particular and he s not on the ballot. check out the new line of attack. bonuses, lost savings,