, graceland ♪ ♪ in memphis, tennessee i'm going to graceland ♪ ♪ poor boys and children with familiesbody jump start ♪ ♪ it's every generation throws a hero up the pop charts ♪ ♪ medicine is magical and magical is art ♪ ♪ the boy in the bubble ♪ ♪ the baby with the baboon heart ♪ pareles: music evolved the way the album predicted. a lot of people make music this way now. this album is early sampling. this album uses something from elsewhere and puts you on top of it and is a layered assemblage of places and ideas, and, welcome to hip hop. ♪ somebody can walk into this room ♪ ♪ and say "your life's on fire" ♪ ♪ and it's all over ♪ ♪ the evening news ♪ glass: i think when we look at the work of a man like paul, you have to put it into the context of a labor of a lifetime. to articulate... what could we say... the secrets of the human heart and mind. what loftier ambition could anyone have than that? now you can say, "well we should've talked about the protests and this and that and the bad things --" the newspapers do that all the time. people who have far less talent than paul are well

. >> everybody ready to see graceland?f the elvis realm is now controlled by billionaire entertainment entrepreneur robert sillerman. >> and this modest, by today's standards, home is the second-most-visited private residence in the united states. it's seen by 600,000 people a year. >> sillerman doesn't just represent elvis. he owns elvis. four years ago, he spent $100 million to buy 85% of the rights to the presley estate. >> turned out to be a wonderful deal for us and for the family. >> ♪ love me tender >> with everyone now getting their 15 minutes of fame on cable television and the web, sillerman doesn't believe there will ever be another phenomenon quite like elvis, who has turned out to be relatively recession-proof. some parts of his business are actually up. why do you think they're up? >> well, i would love to say that it's because of our brilliant management. >> you just did. >> i said i would love to say it. i didn't say it was true. but the fact is, is that you can't manufacture the affection and the appeal th

known at darren "graceland" jones, giving a shout-out to maintenance workers tells us what they go through. ♪ something they don't need is another cold night with a road to clean ♪ >> check this out at our website and click on -- >> best of "rtm." >>> an engineering team in the u.k. decided we need to do something to protect our trains from terror attacks. a train decommissioned. what they wanted to do, use a hi-san explosion >> whoa. >> after analyzing this, look what they've come up with. now, if you notice, all the windows don't come out of this. the roof does not come off, and there is substantially less damage. they developed a window coating to keep the glass from flying out and creating shrapnel that hurts people inside the train, and also people that may be standing on the platform. >> that's really interesting. you can see there's not nearly as much force coming out of this train car. >> but it also blows out the back, too, which allows for all the smoke and everything to get out of there. >> another thing it does, steven, it says that it keeps the gangway clear, so when emergency

after graceland, it's one of those things that makes new orleans unique. >> it's more than a cemeteryt draws me here. [ man singing ] >> i have been sitting here probably for about an hour just sketching and you start to notice things. this is where people's family members are buried. [ man singing ] >> is it peaceful? is it a place that people want to come and spend time or is it kind of spooky? i think it's a little bit spooky, not a place i would want to come after sundown. but that's kind of what's special about it. [ man sings ] >> we have a very unique relationship with the dead. not crazy. it's actually very peaceful so i would invite them to come visit and experience it for themselves. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> interesting i think i'll stick with the football though. super bowl xlvii will only be played once of course on sunday but with five days before the big kickoff, still time to run some numbers so let's do a little bit of that. prediction, machine.com looks at the computer models to predict the outcome of sporting events. they ran the matchup 50,000 times and the 49ers won nearly

one of the most famous cemeteries in all europe. 600,000 people go to graceland and most people see elvis'se. and michael jackson. you can't get all that close to jackson's mausoleum, i'm warning you, but it is popular, nonetheless. >> tonight, a story on "death, it's a living", surrounding death in the united states. there's a a lot of controversy about b it. here is a sneak peek. >> is like a business trip, in a way, right down to the orange slices in the water jug. >> sure. sure. we will become a part of this family's experience for the next five days or so as they move on. we want them, as they are coming in and out, making decision answers planning their funerals, that they feel comfortable here. >> comfortable isn't cheap. >> give me a typical cost of a casket. >> that cost including casket is between 8 and $10,000 is what i would quote a family. you're sitting at about $3500 for the average casket that we sell. you're looking in transportation costs in 4 to $500 range depending on the number of limousines they might have chosen. anywhere between 2 and $400 for flowers. >> for public

after graceland, it's one of those things that makes new orleans unique. >> it's more than a cemeteryt draws me here. i probably been sitting here for an hour sketching. you start to notice things. this is where people's family members are buried. is it peaceful? is it a place that people want to come and spend time? or is it kind of spooky? i think it's a little bit spooky. it's not a place i want to come after the sun went down but that's kind of what's special about it. >> we have a very unique relationship with the dead. >> it's peaceful. i would invite people to visit and experience it for themselves. >> sports director dennis o'donnell, vern glenn, michelle griego and mike sugerman will bring us reports from new orleans throughout the week. >>> a faithful bay area fan wins a free trip to the super bowl. still ahead, how a 49ers jacket and twitter turned out to be a winning combination. >> a warning if you are paying for anything online. how copycats are trying to take your money. start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to downlo

after graceland, it's one of those things that makes new orleans unique. >> it's more than a cemeteryan continuing to sing ] >> i have been sitting here about an hour. kind of sketching and you start to notice things. this is where people's family members are buried. is it peaceful? i think it's a little spooky. wouldn't want to come here after sundown. that's what is special about it. [ man sings ] >> we have a unique relationship with the dead. not crazy. it's very peaceful. so i would invite them to come and visited and experience it for themselves. [ singing ] >>> there really is something special about walking through that cemetery. again, that is st. louis cemetery number one. now, our very own wilson walker made his way over to cafe du monde this morning. and that's where they are serving up their cafe au lait and french style beignets. cafe du monde has been here since 1862 serving up delicious stuff. this is what's been keeping us going in the morning. so i hope when wilson finishes there at cafe du monde he comes back here with a bagful of beignets. >> those beignet, three o

after graceland. it makes new orleans unique. >> it's the cemetery that drives me here.ting here about an hour sketching and you start to notice things. this is where people's family members are buried. is it peaceful or spooky? it's spooky. it's not a place i'd want to come after sundown. but that's what's special about it. >> we have a very unique relationship with the dead. not crazy. it's actually very peaceful. so i invite them to come and visit and experience it for themselves. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> reporter: that's honestly been one of my favorite places to visit so far in new orleans. all joking aside, it really is a sacred place not eerie during the day but i don't want to be there at night, liza. >> that could be creepy but interesting. could be fun depending who you're with, i guess. >> reporter: a lot of history. >> yes. thank you so much, michelle. hi there, everybody. >>> we are going to talk about the morning commute. and got some interesting stuff brewing on bay area freeways. chp had to temporarily shut down all lanes of north 880 in hayward approaching highwa

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