they get to graceland and the gates open and he says, are you ready?and they walked through and disappear. then you realize that she was in the crash, unique plane crash. .- in the plane crash tavis tavis: no parent wants to see their child suffer. yet i suspect it is the case for all of us, that people learn things about you that they might not have known when they see you go through a crisis. is there something are some things you learn about your daughter that you didn't know or came to appreciate in a different way when you saw her go through crisis? over how,couldn't get up until the very end, how positive she was. even when she was in pain sometimes and she would come out of it, she would be there with a smile. it was amazing. everybody in the hospital, the nurses on the floor, they just adored her. i expected her to be that way. tavis: that's good. that, inbirdie told me august of this year, we will she you -- we will see you and mr. conway -- [laughter] reunited. is there truth to the story? [laughter] cleveland."hot in seenjust a short little

and thousands travelled to graceland for the 36th anniversary of the king's death. >> good evening. elvis presley died today, he was 42, apparently of a heart attack. >> do you remember his death? >> i'm too young. but it is another memory. we hope this is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading today's "atlanta journal constitution." he is best remembered for coining the afraid "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." and darren young announces he is ga. he is the first pro wrestling star in a major organization to admit he is gay. >>> stricter controls, trainer es, and improved tracking of complaints, in response, kristen gillibrand said the pentagon taking action is a good thing, but it is not the leap forward required to solve the problem. >>> a warning for swimmers. be weary of swimming in fresh water. two 12-year-olds, a boy from florida and a girl from arkansas are currently fighting this very rare infection. scientists made a rather adorable discovery. researches realized it was a new breed when it was not able to mate with other olingos. there are some in the u.s. as well.

first arrest in '75 when he was caught vandalizing the gates of graceland.f up if i tried. then he was arrested for attempted murder in '88 and then again for a diamond heist in arizona, where he served 8 years. released march, year of our lord 2000. in 1984, thomas j. murphy filed charges against the estate of elvis presley for not recognizing him as elvis' biological son. right. sure. he was denounced in '85, and he lost the case, along with 75 others claiming to be elvis presley's illegitimate children. the court ordered dna testing done. 73 of the 75 proved to be false outright. [siren] nice day. great day. marshal: now you're not gonna tell me that murphy was one of the inconclusive 2. buddy, take a look at those sideburns. [coins clattering] [ringing] peterson's antique refurbishing. naomi speaking. yes, hi, um, i'm trying to reach jay peterson. one moment, please. jay, there's a woman on the phone for you. oh, all right. [door buzzer] [buzzes] jay peterson. [doohow can i help you? cleanliness is next to godliness. hey, alarm, see? yeah, you're right.

i'm teresa strausser. 36 years ago today elvis presley went to the graceland in the sky and we're searchingst stories you need to know not unlike an elvis impersonator searching for a peanut butter and banana sandwich. here's the top five stories. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. at number one, coffee. sigh leapt killer or healthy beverage? drink coffee. it's healthy for you. >> but what you don't know is it might kill you. >> it might. a study found that drinking at least four cups of coffee a day shortens your life and for those under 55 the probability goes up by 55%. is it the tonic of life? a study last year by the national institutes of health said it extended health. switch to decaf until the study comes out that will kill me. number two, trouble. just because superis good doesn't mean it's good for you food. the heart healthy claims are being called in to question in a lawsuit. >> they make the soups the world loves best. >> so good we'll make a lot. >> sodium levels on the cans are way higher than the levels okayed on the aha website. they pay a fee for the heart healthy stamp of approval. >>

. >> law and order and nurse jackie and graceland. he has been all over. what's that movie?> lottery came out a couple of years ago. yeah. >> in milwaukee, the sheriff supports the controversial tactic of stop and frisk. you have been the most focal critic. what about the argument that 97% of the murderers committed in this city are committed by black or latino. who are you going to stop? chinese grandmas? >> i don't know. i'm the that i go to a lot of funerals. it's unfortunate. we need to do a couple of things. the ability to stop someone and that needs to continue. we are talking about a profiling that has been embedded. >> if 97 percent per are black and latino who kill, why is it profiling? >> the thing that you said, the murder rate is 190. the murder rate has dropped. the mayor has been taking credit for things he didn't do. from 1990 to the year he came into office. the murder rate droped from 2500 to 649. the year they have been in office, no correlation to stop shooting up. when they do the stops, 4% of weapons found on whites, 2% of weapons found on black and lati

went to the graceland chapel, the cab driver was the witness and 24 years later, it's still.eers and applause] this isn't going to turn into a total jon bon jovi love fest, well maybe a little. but one of the things i really love about you, you've been married to her for almost 24 years now, and you know, listen, none of us live the life of a rock star, but all you hear about are women throwing themselves -- >> they do! [laughter] [cheers and applause] katie: you know, that's tough on a marriage. if i were married to you, a girl can dream can't she? you know, i think i would -- >> i roll over in the morning, and she goes is that what they think of it? you're like, you come out like looking like that guy from "seinfeld." katie: that's tough on a marriage. >> it's not tough on a marriage. it's actually one of the many cliches about my business is that people think -- without bruce, bono, mccartney, everybody's married. it's not a big deal. it really isn't a big deal. guys like bono and bruce have been married just as long. if i'm going to be the poster boy for happily married g

not support these findingsing with tens of thousands of fans are still making the annual trip to gracelandto say goodbye to the king, elvis pressly. the annual vigil is underway in memphis, tennessee, to celebrate presley's life and career. he died on august 16, 1977. he was just 44 years old. he's believed to have sold more than 1 billion records worldwide. >>> disease hits several major exporters affecting white shrimp in thailand, and vietnam. prices for prawns are up to nearly $6 a pound. analysts expect consumption to drop this year because of the disease and rising prices. >>> here we are as the weekend is beginning. if you have outdoor plans, our chief meteorologist bill martin has help in planning when you want to be inside and maybe stay outside. >> reporter: the weekend is looking good for lots of outside actually. the fog at the coast that's the constant player. there it is behind me. it's about where it was last night. the marine lands a little thicker in some places, not much. temperatures today exactly like they were yesterday. you saw the fog right along the coast there. we

this past thursday evening, thousands of fans took part in a candle light vigil at graceland on the 36th' death. hard to believe that if elvis really is alive somewhere, he's 78 years old. ♪ love me tender, love me sweet ♪ >> lee: curves ahead. right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our co

thousands of fans gathered a graceland last night marking a 36 anniversary of his death.ans holding vigil walk slowly to the meditation garden. fans of his music and movies come every year for a weeklong celebration of his life. and those are your news headlines on the fox business network. i'm laurin green. back to accommodate. dagen: thank you. connell: now on to this versace mansion up for sale. the same residence where the fashion designer was murdered back in 1997. in this house was once listed for $1,205,000,000. dagen: it might go for a lot less. standing on ocean drive in front of the famous and infamous mansion in miami, florida, south beach. >> reporter: hello. everything about this story is rich. you have to be super race to get into the auction next month to buy this property. all of the decor and amenities inside this really piece of art. and the location is equally rich, right across the sand dune the beach. the password is i've got money. loads of it. $25 million is the starting date for next month's public auction of the glamorous and historic for such a m

it is like graceland to them. it really is. >> stephanie: wow. do in catholic school. i was showing you dirty things during the commercial break. it is in horrible taste and paul who sent it to me is a horrible man. it is a picture of a building it says turrets research institute. it says f'ing c word. >> it has turrets on the top. that's bad, paul. don't send me things like that. >> oh, by the way, here is a lovely thing. i also get love e-mails. we had a gal that called in friday who broke everybody's heart. marie has been out of work -- i'm sorry, she's a trucking dispatcher and anyway, their work has really shrunk and her husband is having health stuff. it was heartbreaking. she couldn't find work and anyway, there was someone who lives in her area who's helping her. a woman from san antonio called friday, rolen, steph, marie got in touch with me. i've will already put her in touch with my husband to help her get help. great job to you and your staff to get them connected. her husband works on a trucking company in her area. there you go. >>

. >> we're at graceland. >> connecticut, massachusetts. >> jamestown, virginia. >> yeah, go, buddy!rip of a lifetime. >> we packed the rv. >> reporter: their mission, to see all 50 states. >> it's going to be so much fun. >> we went up through new england. >> reporter: after nine months from planning they took sabbaticals, sold their home, pulled the kids out of school. >> seeing all of america and seeing how good people are and the different regions and cultures of america. >> reporter: traveling by rv, the martins traveled for 13 months, more than 67,000 miles, through all 50 states. driving across the lower 48, flying to hawaii, and sailing to alaska. >> here we are at the state capitol budding in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the martins went to every state capitol as well as presidential libraries and historic sites. >> we learned a ton about politics, places that i see in textbooks, we actually crossed the mississippi, got to go on the battlefields where george washington walked. >> hi, we're here in the rocky nationals. >> reporter: highlights from the road trip. >>