boring elvis!♪ ♪ i'm going to watch this show about birds with the sound turned off ♪ ♪ going to turn on the tube turn off the sound and i'm going to watch them birds fly around ♪ ♪ i'm going to watch this show about birds with the sound turned off ♪ ♪ ♪ said i'm going to watch this show about birds with the sound turned off ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: boring elvis, everybody! boring elvis! we'll be right back with keith olbermann. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at cheez-it, we expect a lot from our cheese. hello. hello. how are you? how are you? are you mocking me? are you mocking me? [ both ] well it sounded like you were... now that you're repeating... everything...that i say. ok. ok. [ both ] we made some progress yesterday. [ pen clicks ] click. check. [ pen clicks ] click. [ male announcer ] we take the time for our cheese to mature before we bake it into every delicious cracker because at cheez-it, real cheese matters. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back,

boring elvis!with the sound turned off ♪ ♪ i'm going to watch this show about birds with the sound turned off ♪ ♪ going to turn on the tube turn off the sound and i'm going to watch them birds fly around ♪ ♪ i'm going to watch this show about birds with the sound turned off ♪ ♪ ♪ said i'm going to watch this show about birds with the sound turned off ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: boring elvis, everybody! boring elvis! we'll be right back with keith olbermann. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cellphone vibrates ] hey baby, what's going on? [ ella ] happy anniversary! are we still on for tonight? yeah, of course. of course. [ laughs ] you remembered to make a reservation, right? yeah, i remembered that. the number one thing a man should remember. i'm gonna be there soon. i'm gonna come pick you up. and i'll, uh...i'll -- i'll -- i'll call you -- i'll call you when i'm on the way. i'm -- i'm on the way. ok? ok! [ male announcer ] only at&t's network lets your iphone talk and surf at the same time.

elvis took place at a deranged celebrity gathering. i believe it might have happened. alice cooper told the daily mirror when he first went to meet elvis he went up to elvis's penthouse suite. elvis

opposite real artists did not wait for permission to create justice you're saying imagine how many elvis presley's we haven't had because of this monopoly right and you know there is an instinct to copy certainly within every human cell is contained d.n.a. that spends its entire life on this planet seeking to reproduce itself through sexual reproduction in the case of human beings there is only at the cellular level and instinct to copy and reproduce so again by thwarting the very instinct of humanity you are effectively giving humanity a collective look bottom e. let me tell you just how hard wired we are to copy there's this tradition of when you're drinking coffee or tea you're sort of extending your your little finger a little bit you know i'm sorry i'm sure your scene when when we go out cos we do a little bit like this and there was a researcher trying to find where does that come from. and this was trying to wade back into england in the sixteen hundreds and now point turns out. people people just kept doing it ever since for very much no reason just because everybody else was doi

between what's called between seven and nine years so no other words if you take an artist like an elvis presley who wore out heavily if not cloned many of the blues artists in america back in the one nine hundred fifty s. in repackaged material that was already they came before him and launched a successful career as rock'n'roll which was just. they re putting a new beat to the existing blues material that was already extent throughout the south in america so for a period of time the album's presently artist capitalized fantastically on this repackaging of ideas that he pulled from the public domain that were not his ideas and then at some point it makes sense to allow the copyright to expire to allow those ideas to return to the public domain so that somebody else can use them and what you're saying is that because they let their on the books for a lifetime plus seventy years it is in fact stifling creativity which at the end of the day is actually stifling the economy the copyright lobby is arguing. longer copyright is good for creativity what we're seeing is the exact opposite real a

the rangers elvis andrews helping a teammate out by t.is a bright optometry when baseball ends. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> get out that mega phone, jane lynch will be hosting the emmy awards this fall. the academy of television arts and sciences making the announcement today. lynch stars as sue sylvester the cheerleading coach who bullies students on the tv show about a high school glee club. she's tickled pink to be chosen. lynch was the first and only choice this year.

. >> who i think looks so much like elvis that my theory is elvis is her real father. look at her.arie. that's a family shrouded in secrets. and i love own because it's all women on buses sobbing. [ laughter ] and that's all they do, is they get on a bus with a life coach. we should do that sometime. we should get a life coach. >> jimmy: sure, why not? >> and just cry it out. and do you find that you wake up every morning like shania twain and just say "why not?" why not? [ laughter ] shania's on a journey. >> jimmy: is she on a journey? >> she's on a bus crying also. >> jimmy: why is she on a bus? >> why not? [ laughter ] that's the frame of mind when you're watching own. >> jimmy: so no particular reason. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you are watching own, which is what's important. >> i can't believe you're having sarah ferguson on next week. >> jimmy: are you excited about that? >> "finding sarah." i want to find her right now. that is going to be fantastic. where she was trying to sell the husband for 500 pounds. for like a handshake. a million if he hugs you. oh, that's going to be

but blagojevich wasn't quoting that other elvis song, "jailhouse rock." chris bury, abc news, chicago. >>> and another lightning bolt from the legal world tonight. here is the headline out of the supreme court today. children do have the right to buy violent video games. abc's "nightline" anchor terry moran covers the court for us and tells us how, by 7 to 2, the justices came to their verdict. good evening, terry. so how did it happen? >> reporter: diane, it was a strong free speech ruling, no question about it. even though many of the justices were clearly disturbed by these games. we're talking about games like grand theft auto, vice city, postal 2, duke nuke 'em. mortal combat. children who play these games can kill, shoot, maim, dismember, shoot john f. kennedy in the head, re-enact columbine. and california wanted to ban their sales to minors. the court said no way. that restricts free speech. justice scalia said in his opinion government might be able to restrict sexual materials but not violent and other materials. he said state power does not inc

as american as bruce spring teen and elvis presley. i see taco bell. i see purple, red, blue, green, orange. i see cheetah revera on broadway. as american as the lee's, the kennedys. none sound american to me. i am not a shamed. jose can you see. i pledge allegiance to this country. land of commercialism. if i can win gold medals. if i can sign my life away. ain't no language. this is my country too. i believe in free dom and diversity, need to get the hell out. [applause] >> i have one more performer. can you believe that? i am so excited. he is a very kind man to be here. he's a total icon. tales of the city. his book that was made do a city. he's here on his book tour. thank you very much. well, i would not have missed this evening for anything. you and i both know these things can be boring. not tonight. i like to read, since i'm back home from a tour. i would like to read the chapter that my editor wanted me to remove. i have to set it up for you. michael toliver is 55 years old. they have gone to florida because his mother has died. and they have

you're a detective who likes elvis and music. >> yes. that's right. elvis to johnny cash. it's awesome. >> jimmy: how fun is that? >> it's awesome. >> jimmy: 'cause i know you're a musical guy, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of people don't know that about you. >> yes. that's why i picked this show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> if you're going to be a cop, be one who sings. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah. at first, i thought it was maybe -- >> i play guitar, too. it's really great. >> jimmy: i know you play the -- did you get any new guitars recently? >> i got an old kay craft 1920s parlor guitar recently. >> jimmy: oh, is that a real thing? >> yeah, it's awesome. [ light laughter ] it's like a little sort of -- did you see that movie "sweet and lowdown" with sean penn? >> jimmy: yes, i did. >> like it's an old kind of jazz -- >> jimmy: i still have the poster for that movie. >> oh, it's a great movie. "sweet and lowdown." >> jimmy: no, it's a woody allen film, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, you're really frustrated now! >> yeah. >> jimmy:

>> elvis or johnny cash? "dancing with the stars" or american idol. leno or conan? deep dish or thin crust? blackberry or iphone? (laughter) >> jon: i have a follow up. crazy bread or chur ros? (laughter) cash or credit? oh, wait, i'm sorry, we're trying to find out which candidates is best qualified to perhaps run america. are there any hashtag innovative www./debate (bleep)ing annoying tv.tv/bieber you have up your sleeve before we move on? >> you'll see an electronic code on your screen. you can snap a picture of that code, you'll get exclusive access about our debates, behind-the-scenes video, analysis and content. >> you're suggesting while i watch this debate i get out my phone and take a picture of the screen watching a mobile device internet browse filled with another screen filled with content not good enough to put on your 24 hour seven day a week why don't you text us to vote on what story you want to see lazy susan of stupid (bleep). (laughter) i watch way too much cnn. (cheers and applause) actually... i apologize, it does sound like a cool idea. go ahe

and besides being a hard-core johnny cash fan, the world found out that i have christmas with elvis on my ipod. but you have to tell a little secret, you are not going to tell anyone? but i have to tell you, i was a little nervous and i didn't know if they were going to ask boxers or briefs. you know a girl never knows. but the debate i think did bring three things out in new hampshire that were very important. and the first is. this in contrast to the current administration, what we saw on the stage in new hampshire were leaders. people who could lead this country. and our parties showed very well, i think in that debate. and it was a real honor for me to be able to announce that night, that i had filed my paperwork to seek the office of the presidency of the united states of america. the greatest country the world has ever seen. during the brief years i feel that my job is to bring the voice of the people in the halls of congress. and politicians started to pay attention to your voice when brought into washington, d.c. and my goal is to take your voice into the white house, where it

[laughter] >> jon: quoting elvis on your way to hear a criminal verdict and you go with "all shook up"? "jailhouse rock" doesn't come up in that? "suspicious minds"? ♪ i'm caught in a trap ♪ nothing. of course, that was on his way to the verdict being read. after words, blah... [stumbles over name] wanted people to know that he'd learned his lesson. >> among the many lessons i've learned from this whole experience is to try to speak a little bit less, so i'm going to keep my remarks kind of short. >> jon: you weren't convicted of not being concise. [laughter] your words on obama's senate seat, "i've got this thing and it's [bleeped] golden and i'm just not giving it up for [bleeped] nothing." that's actually quite succinct. but rod blah... [stumbles over name], his before-and-after reangsts are but small part of what's truly astonishing thing about this story. the truly astonishing part of this story is rod blagojevich is the fourth out of the last seven electedded governors of illinois to be convicted of a felony. four out of the last seven. 57%. if you were an individual in illinois

but blagojevich wasn't quoting the other elvis song, jail house rock.is chicago. >>> quickly growing wildfire has shut down the nuclear lab in new mexico ncaa and the town evacuated. fire has burned 30 buildings since it started yesterday. the lab sits on a 36 square mile complex and officials insist all of the radioactive materials stored there are safe. >>> gangster bullger told the fbi that he returned several times to his native boston to indisguise and armed to the teeth during the 16 years on the run. he said he needed to take care of quote unfinished business. bullger also said that he often traveled to tijuana to buy medication. after bullger was arrested agents found more than 800,000 dollars in cash in his apartment. much of which was hidden inside the wall. >>> l older drivers are once again under scawt any after tragic accident in san jose this weekend. 100-year-old woman and 88-year-old woman died after crash at nursing home. another elderly driver was behind the wheel. corina reports on how it happened. >>reporter: crews busy today repairi

elvis presley. >> the king. >> richard nixon.very serious meeting, though, that day in the white house. elvis offering his help in fighting the drug problem. >> yeah, believe it or not, this meeting inspired president nixon to announce the start of the war on drugs 40 years ago today. we're going to have a story of a family who has suffered personal tragedy in that battle and that is comipng up. >>> welcome back. >> half past the hour now. >>> ahead in saudi arabia a potential revolution under way. women there are fighting for their right to drive. today, activists are kicking off the women to drive campaign an effort to defy that law and the latest on it coming up. >>> first, betty nguyen is at the headlines desk with the top headlines of the morning. >>> good morning. >>> ten days after admitting he sex sexted women online, anthony weiner is stepping down. >> i am announcing my resignation from congress. >> reporter: hecklerring punctuated his announcement. weiner's wife did not appear with him during his resignation announceme

i have not finished college, so i think it is so important that these programs, from elvis to youth, -- from elders to use, are not taking away from the people by giving to the people and our extended rather than cut. you mentioned earlier in the program how much other districts have wealthy people in their districts. i think it is so important to close that tax loopholes and increase the taxes of the wealthy. i disagree with you, mayor, in terms of cutting the pensions and looking at that as something to cut employees' benefits. i think that sets up a front for people working people -- and use a working-class families -- to be fighting against each other for all these cuts and pieces. i do not think that we should be fighting for crumbs. i think we need the whole damned pie. we need to teach our kids. we need to keep our streets clean. workers are not the enemy. students are not the enemy. therefore, we need to be working together and really keep the demand of what everybody is saying tonight. thank you. [applause] >> hello. i am a youth worker for the burn all -- burn all heights -

. >> elvis or johnny cash? >> that's tough. that's tough.oth. >> "dancing with the stars" or "american idol"? >> "american idol." >> governor romney to you now. imagine your getting a to the barbecue joint here or south carolina, spicy or mild? >> spicy, absolutely. >> mr. cain? >> who knew romney liked the hot stuff huh? the moderator having fund with the candidates to loosen them up. they all seemed to have a good sense of humor about it. but those questions are over now. >> spicy or mild? >> mild. >> i'm a spicy girl. >> we'll have to go out and eat together sometime >> you'll order yours, i'll order mine. i don't have as asbestos tongue so if my food starts to make me tear up, i'm done with it. >> good to know. >> yes. >>> the u.s. senate hit by hackers. the sneaky way they broke in and the single best thing you can do to protect your online identity coming up. >>> say good-bye to waterproof sunscreen. new rules from the fda. what you need to know before you slather it on. ,, ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your

. >> my name is elvis bird, i'm a program manager with hospitality house and manage the tenderloin self-help center. i'm here today to express my great concerns over the proposed budget cuts to our organizations. both our drop-in centers serve 18,000 people a year. half of those are homeless and so if these cuts are allowed to go through, that will be 9,000 people who will not have access to basic human needs and being able to use a clean restroom to brush their teeth, things we take granted from time to time and doesn't include our case management services and's substance abuse programs as well as basic health and hygiene services. right now the self-help centers operate five days a week and 12 hours a day. it's half a day people have to escape from the cold, hard reality of being on the streets, a place to find community and not be labeled for homeless and prepare themselves for the other 12 hours they have to be by themselves alone, homeless. it also does not include the 48 hours we closed on weekends where people have to fend for themselves. i've been with hospitality house for seven yea

we don't need a war elvie it has in a sense and people don't need one either there is a force that wants the defeat of the georgian at has an assyrian people i promise they won't let it happen. but in the early hours of august the altering repeated showed symbolic from georgian territory in the morning troops were sent into the republic. it was the start of a military operation described by saakashvili as the introduction of constitutional order in the turret tree south of setia. i was woken up by a little noise everything was for. shaking wieman outside with cream and crying it was as if all of us had landed in hell after a volcanic eruption and everybody stayed awake throughout the night the noise never died down not even for a second. color man could have lived in an old house on the outskirts of the village of got a cooler fifteen kilometers from the border with south of thirty or his north interests in politics and doesn't know the first thing about international relations but artists from around the world flock to his home to display their works one of the projects was called liqui

such places are indispensable sites of refuge and sanctuary, and, as elvis said so eloquently, they save lives. third, as president of the board -- i am very proud of that -- of hospitality house, my fellow board members and i are committed to coming to speak to you as often as it is necessary to remind you that the measure of a civilized society is the care it provides to its most needy citizens. i also thank you for your service because i know you have a hard job. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. >> hello. how are you doing this afternoon? i am speaking as a client over 10 years, dealing with substance abuse. all aspects and different levels, through the organizations that you have provided for us. ok? i am going to tell you a little bit of substance abuse rehabilitation and how important these organizations are -- important to keep. from hitting rock bottom -- i do not know if you have been there or not, but i have. i had nowhere to go, no where to eat, no where to live. these organizations, my life has progress. housing, knowledge of my addiction, to my recovery. also, personal

senate seatat >> reporter: earlier that morning, when asked how he felt, blagojevich quoted his hero, elviss song, "all shook up." >> my hands are shaking. r rorter: blagojevich may soon be singing a different tune, now that he's facing a lengthy prison sentence. >> and rod blagojevich is expected to ask for a mistrial, then appeal the verdict. >>> in medical news, new evidence this morning about the importrtce of mammography screening. a study on swedish women between the ages of 40 and 74, credits mammography for cutting breast cancer deaths by 40%. research relief from last year, for only the youngest portion of that same group. >>> and a new generation of bug repellents may be closer to hitting the market. researchers at vanderbilt university have discovered the most powerful repellent ever. the study is based on mosquitos. it dries off bugs by turning on all the receptors in their nose at once. >>> it started when josh hamilton said that blue eyes were the reason he heard poorly during the daytime. some scientists say those with baby blues do better in school and achieve more. they say

i for israel elvis funded system. and so he described the logistics as those logistics that were needed by the neo to carry out their policies on behalf of israel. and you can watch that interview in full in about an hour and a quarter right here on our c that was a lot more about the situation in the middle east i just got my web site got strong qanbar regular updates interviews and videos all available for you online twenty four seventh's e.u. foreign policy chief catherine ashton to talk to our t.v. about the challenges she faces a major revolutions in the arab world check out a series of interviews on our web site. on the world's best known classical music concerts crushers and the competition that gets underway on tuesday at moscow's newly renovated conservatory you can watch and download any of our videos by the way video blog dot com. could take three. three. three. three. three. three in video for your media project a free radio gun tard. he is coming to you live from moscow now russia is plagued by one of the

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>> i have christmas with elvis on my ipod. >> all right. we know what's on the congresswoman's ipod. >> we have a question. >> congressman paul, this is for you. the federal government now assists many industries, green jobs, the auto industry, research and development, all good subsidies. given the current state of the economy, what standards do you ha have, if any, to government assistance to private enterprise. >> there shouldn't be any government assistance to private enterprise. it's not morally correct. it's not legal. it's bad complexes. it's not part of the constitution. if you allow an economy to thrive they'll de decide where r&d works. when the politicians get in and direct things, they do the dumb things they might build too many houses and they might not direct their research to the right places. so, no, it's a fallacy to think that government and politicians and bureaucrats are smart enough to manage the economy. so it shouldn't happen. >> all right. these are the republicans, the conservative candidates. every time you applau

ambassador rene sensible to kowtow to triple a sotto for truthful toto gold and gold in nova tilson to elvis you will take stone dostoevsky . in a sea of colors even this. ranger wraps on the streets of athens just minutes after the greek parliament approves more austerity cuts paving the way for billions more in the new bailout couch. series on rast threats to spread across the middle east israel is concerned that hizbollah lot is moving weapons to levanon just in case president assad is overthrown. and orphans in russia continue to struggle in adulthood a lack of government provided housing mean some have to live in rundown homes with little help. also in business as greece approves new austerity measures russia along with other markets was rallying on wednesday with the obvious ending up one percent my sex half of a cent more on that in our business goes on twenty minutes. it's seven pm in moscow this is coming to you live now with our top story this hour the greek government has voted in favor of a new round of austerity comp securing the next multibillion installment of cash from the e.

year i think is the only person i haven't heard that before yeah i think he's in new zealand with elvis is kind of the result was still the hobbit with peter jackson as well. i can't wait to hear about maybe. the hobbit two part i'm serious the people you know p.b.s. even knew who tupac was so i think i really got the figure you know we had the you know you know it was. you know they got a very good break for joining me tonight that's it for a night show things refuting and make you can back tomorrow alex sites offering progress is going to be here for tomorrow's installment happy hour but in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the lower show on facebook and follow us on twitter if you missed any of tonight's show or any other night you can always catch you tube dot com watch the law to show the interview in its entirety that we have tonight is an inverse of the right. fists fist first sgt first. class. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future of coverage. download the official t. application joy i phone or i pod touch from

on a lucky streak with the dow gaining four full session in a row with more than one percent this elvis is all an optimism about greece's bailout. more than three hopeful sennheiser the sell european stock markets ended the day high a greek lawmakers approving additional security measures that's providing optimism this will help the country get more aid and avoid a default footsie was up led by lloyds banking group surging around nine point seven percent on the recent. russian stocks also ended the day mostly has been in point six six point four percent. mixed was actually one of the top gain is gaining more than one percent of a close brother and that's exactly one hundred. roubles up half a percent of the clothes as a converts she has been surveyed eos the sawtooth in london and in in germany and also calm the end of the session the dow was tough gainer also should not. so we have time for we will be back next hour with more stories. from. michigan free couldn't issue free.

elvis or johnny cash advance for coke or pepsi coke leno or conan i'm probably one of them blackberry or i phone blackberry blackberry it is deep dish or thin crust. spicy or miles oh spicy dancing with the stores or american idol american idol maybe we'll have to have an american idol contest with something. shiny and fun it's fine they've got to give you a little dessert with your broccoli and your state quote i read dessert though we had a big debate about this in our editorial meeting this morning where some people thought that it was fine it was great it really gave you a look into their personalities which i don't think that coke or pepsi tells you anything about a person's personality another thought that was a bad distraction considering that comic situation in the country i think they were given a better way to do it one word thing i see what they were trying to do conceptually but it sort of fell flat i mean colker pepsi spike they gave mitt romney who's known for a very calculated they gave him spicy or hot when i mean it was just like home only give us something a little b

lot of scoring for the rangers. 1-0 rangers, an inning later it was two home runs in two innings as elvis off. that was it for the scoring. the rangers finish a home run streak in cleveland. both teams in first place in their representative divisions. >>> and both teams showing a little something when it comes to heart tonight in dallas. as the heat and mavs met in game three of the nba finals. after their split in miami the mavericks happy to be on their home floor. but the heat came out strong in the first quarter. lebron james powers in for two of his 17. here is how the quarter ended. chalmers lets it fly at the buzzer. dallas on a 17-3 run in the third quarter. jason terry gets a good bounce. mavericks up by one. now we're inside five in the fourth quarter. dwayne wade gets three of his 29 points. miami in front by six. but not for long when jason kidd fed dirk nowitzki, they were tied. his following shot with 1:39 tied the game. the heat had an answer. they work the ball to chris bosh. 39 seconds left, one last chance for the mavs. they will go to nowitzki of course. it gets the sho

>> do you feel you will break elvis's longevity record in vegas?s. >> you got fed up with the traveling. >> it's a young guy's gig, being on the road. it was fun in the beginning, but whoa, it got to me. i didn't want to retire. i ain't that old. i'm in great shape. i love the band, the music, the whole thing. then they offered me the vegas gig. i said, absolutely. it turned out to be beautiful. >> we have a twitter question from liz mccabe. what would you be doing if you hadn't gone into music, do you think? >> i can't imagine. i would be playing in a bar complaining about how nobody understands me. that's where i would have been. if there was no music in me or my family i did like writing. i wrote an autobiography years ago. i loved the process of writing. maybe i would have wound up in front of -- you know, writing something. >> when we come back, more questions from your fans. >> anything you want. >> and from the twitterati as they are now known. >> isn't that great? [ applause ] let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i

elvis or johnny cash oh that's really tom coke or pepsi or coke leno or conan i'm probably leno blackberry or i phone blackberry blackberry it is a deep dish for thin crust. so if you're mild oh spicy dancing with the stores or american idol american idol maybe we'll have to have an american idol contest. i'm sorry. unemployment just going up to nine point per cent half of all unemployed americans have been out of work for at least six months forty four million americans are in food stamps and their home sales dropped six point three trillion that's look at pete dollar since the housing crisis began and the fed is printing dollars not going to paper and we're asking the next president of the united states about pizza really something that is black hair but thankfully i know just the man to set it straight gerald celente is the director of the trends research institute and the publisher of the trends journal he's with us from new york thank you so much for being here mr salon say now did you hear a single idea from from the you can't candidates during the two hour debate last night that mad