get into elvis?gs." yeah, both of us were listening to it. [ laughter ] and he heard that -- >> jimmy: kids love that playlist. >> kids love that podcast, yeah. so he heard the song "mystery train" by elvis. and he goes, "dad, i like that song." so we started listening to more elvis. and then we were sitting at home one day, and i said, "do you want to see what elvis looks like? like, do you want to watch him sing?" he goes, "yeah." and i turned on the elvis 1968 comeback special, and my son, 2-years-old, was riveted more than any "inside out," "moana," anything. >> jimmy: really? >> staring at elvis in a a leather suit in the late '60s. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you actually brought us some b-roll, some footage here. >> this is the first time my son ever saw elvis. >> jimmy: and look at him there. >> he could not look away. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, i love this kid, man. >> and then -- oh, yeah, and then he got his own guitar so he could play in his chair. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: i mean, co

p>> reporter: in 1986 t-bone co-produced elvis's album "king of america."usine," would later be added as a bonus track. ♪ she looked as unlikely as the people's limousine ♪ why did you decide to bring the coward brothers back? >> they've been -- they've been bothering us for decades about this. after we wrote a dozen or so big hit songs for other people, i thought it was time we strike out on our own. >> reporter: elvis wrote the script for the new audio play. >> we didn't need the '60s. we didn't need the bloody counterculture. >> and suddenly there would be a song come out. he'd pull the paper out and we would sit down and he would start singing this whole complete song that he imagined, but he had gotten the words down. ♪ i ♪ >> reporter: an album soon emerged. ♪ love you always ♪ might the coward brothers tour again? >> i don't know if we could even get them in the same private jet. they would have to have separate jets. but i suppose it could happen if the money was right. >> it never has been before. >> no. >> reporter: anthony mason with elvis costel

in new mexico a different elvis than the elvis in the new york studio? said to me at one time or another, you're so relaxed out there. we really like the new mexico elvis. >> reporter: elvis duran can't say how long he'll keep broadcasting. >> to be able to do this this long with this family -- >> it's pretty amazing. >> it's -- it's a miracle. it really is. >> reporter: but he isn't ready to mute his microphone just yet. he's still got a lot of friends to keep company. >> thanks for listening to z100. >> how much of this goes back to the 7-year-old you listening to that voice? >> all of it. you know, i'm not lonely anymore. i never, ever want to go back to being a lonely person ever again. and i don't want anyone listening to our show to be lonely. >> that's the legacy we're all trying to leave. i don't want them to remember my name, i just want them to remember how we made them feel every day. that's it. that's it. [muffled dialogue] are you serious? this is the one that you've had your eyes on. [muffled dialogue] we got the color that you wanted. are

although i do it so badly i don't really think it qualifies as an actual elvis impersonation. if you come tonight, i would encourage you to leave before that song. it is like three songs from the end, but that is how i, i still end up doing the elvis. >> you have to look up mitch and bert bacharach. google mitch and bert bacharach. it was an amazing night at live talk that way that ted runs. a little plug for ted. ridley, you are a musician, too pick what was your thinking when you got -- >> the same way. i got a fax from kathy, and she said i have no idea who's going to be in the band. at that point i think i had sold about 12 books, but i was out on author tours and i received, it was three or four weeks later, i received a fax back and she said you were going to be the bass player and here is your band. amy tan, barbara kingsolver, stephen king, dave barry , and i about fell out of my office chair, and i said me? so i struggle on bass behind everybody. it has been a ton of fun. we did have one, you mentioned a legal problem, and we did have an injunction against the band, a

i do it so badly that i don't it qualifies for an elvis impersonation. if you come tonight i'd encourage you to leave before that song. it's three before the end so you can scoot out. >> you got to look up mitch and burt bacharach, you can see him interviewing him. it was an amazing night. >>> ridley, you're a real musician, too, what was your thinking -- >> nothing real -- same way i got a fax from kathy, she said i have no idea who's going to be in the band, at that point i think i sold about 12 books but i was out on author tours. i received, it was three, four weeks later i received a fax back and she said so you're going be the bass player and here's your band. amy tan, barbara kingsolver, stephen king, dave barry, and i just about fell out of my office chair. so i struggle on bass behind everybody. but it's been a ton of fun. we had a legal problem and an injunction against the band, there's a certain creative horror writer in the band and he likes to improvise lyrics. so we would repeatedly sing this one song that it's illegal for me to mention an

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♪ ♪ i'm elvis elvis on the shelvis i'm elvis elvis on the shelvis ♪ ♪ i'm elvis elvis on the shelvisnother ho ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but you'll like these. lang-lang, one of the best musicians on earth. so anywaysys, it's a new. it's out tomorrow. we have 25 tracks now on the -- [ applause ] >> steve: whoa. >> jimmy: 25 songs. christmas is on the 25th. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: coincidence? it actually was a coincidence. [ laughter ] but anyways, it's available tomorrow on itunes and wherever you get your digital stuff. so thank you so much for supporting. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] but guys, we have exactly nine shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition, "12 days of christmas sweaters." here we go! ♪ 12 days of christmas sweaters 9 days left ♪ >> jimmy: that's right. every show between now and christmas, we'll be giving one lucky audience member a a groovalicious christmas sweater from our countdown to christmas cabinet. since there are nine shows left, let's open door number nine. where are w

but that's how i, i still end up doing the elvis. you got to look up mitch and burt bacharach google, mitch albom and burt bacharach and you can see him interviewing him. it was an amazing night at live talks l.a., which ted runs a little plug for ted ridley. you are a real musician, too. so what was your thinking about? musician well, i same way. got a fax from cathy and said, i have no idea who's going to be in the band at that point. i think i'd sold about 12 books, but i was out on author tours and i it was three or four weeks later i received a fax back and she said, so you're going to be bass player and here's your band amy tan, barbara kingsolver, stephen king, dave barry and i about fell out of my office chair and i said, hey, what? you know? so. so i struggle on bass behind everybody, but it's been a ton of fun. we have one. you mentioned a legal and we did have actually an against the band, and that's because there's a certain creative writer in the band and he likes to improvise lyrics. so we would repeat sing this one son

now we turn to a bizarre true crime story involving an elvis impersonator, a karate teacher, an attack on an elephant. and if that is not enough, there is a connection to the tiger king. it was a chilling crime scene. federal agents in hazmat suits worked the crime scene after a cold hearted suspect used the internet to concoct ricin poison, he sent ricin laced letters to then-president barack obama, u.s. senator roger wicker, and mississippi judge sadie holland. it caused a national scare. fortunately, no one died. the fbi accused mississippi based elvis impersonator kevin curtis of the crime, but he insists he didn't do it. now, curtis is telling his dramatic story in the netflix docuseries the kings of tupelo a southern crime saga. >> i had a peaceful, nice life, but one person hated me and made my life a living hell. >> the person who set him up, his arch enemy, karate instructor james duszak. >> i'm jay verdusco and i approve this message. >> brothers chapman and maclain way chronicled the bizarre story of curtis and dusty in the three part doc. >> we realized very quickly there i

and for the love of elvis, we can only hope that rod's crimes are not routine. if there is a big lie, it's that he's a victim, especially since every other charge was upheld, including the extortion of a children's hospital. gandhi. he ain't this isn't some sort of mystery that, gosh, i didn't know. >> i had no idea. it's so gray. really? i think most of us have some gut sense of when we're beginning to get in trouble. i don't believe blagojevich has ever done any reflection on right and wrong extorting a hospital. never occurred to him that that might harm the citizens, that he was elected to protect. he has no ability to look at anything but himself. that's it. that's it. >> what's the worst thing that can be said about you that's accurate in your view? other than you were stupid to say that stuff? sure. >> look, i've been accused of being a narcissist. i might plead to a misdemeanor on that. okay. um, i think my judgment of some people was way off. i think i should have been a lot more vigilant and see some of the warning signs. i knew they were aggressively

even elvis would have hat hair if he put a hat over those gorgeous locks and same with farrah fawcetthis. our rosanna has a fox nation show that is available now for streaming and it's called "the underground economy." rosanna, tell us about it. >> we did our own investigation in new york city. you know, we hear the headlines. the migrants come here to new york city. they get free shelter. they get free illegally. some of them, food deliveries, emily. you know, so you'll see them on the e-bikes all over town. some of them, sadly, you'll see them in jackson heights selling their bodies, human trafficking, children trafficking. it's not a good situation. it's all in this fox nation documentary called "the underground economy." i hope you'll take a look at it. >> it sounds rivetting. i know that's the tip of the iceberg of your uncovered work, the investigation "underground economy." guys, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. i won't let my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that

they found this photo of of them backstage this is johnny and elvis backstage at the hayride in 1955. it's pretty awesome history. pretty awesome. of course, we would be remiss if we only reflected on the music of johnny cash and did not mention his deeply held faith. that's been referenced here a few times already. his is a story of redemption. it's a story of struggle and of pressing ahead. it's a story of love for family and a deep and growing faith. he sung the hymns of old, and he wrote new songs about the goodness of god. he wanted people to have the same joy and faith and redemption in christ that he had found. several months ago, we were able to unveil a statue of billy graham here in the capitol. and many of you know that johnny cash and billy graham were very close personal friends. johnny, even performed at several of reverend graham's crusades. and today, as you'll see in just a second, johnny cash and billy graham are two of only three statues here in the capital that are holding a bible. i think that's symbolic and i think it should remind us of the importance of faith i

elvis presley, marilyn monroe. michael jackson.pinion is to work, that's it. he can't mistake that. the purpose of famous so that we you will continue to work. >> elton: you have to have a balance. by day you are doing this, by night doing this, by day you're doing this, it's good. >> stephen: i'm in the -- >> elton: the hot dog stand outside. >> stephen: exactly. i am dressed up as elmo. in the documentary about your life "elton john: never too late," you share some parts of your life nobody is ever seen. for instance, we have a clip of you playing with john lennon. jim? >> i was very nervous but for me it wasn't a dream come true. i could have died and gone to heaven, you know. i cycled to get the beatles album and here i am playing on this record and having the greatest time in having the best fun with him and i said listen, this is a number one record and he went no, no. i said listen, if it gets to number one you've got to come on stage with me. he never thought in a million years it would get to number one. and then when it g

griff: speaking of albums, being a kid from memphis, elvis really did own it.one's ever really topped it. carley: that's true. all right. more "fox & friends" as we count down to christmas, coming up. ♪ ♪ lowe's knows the best holiday tradition is taking your tradition to the next level. so, if you find a lower price on the things you - want. - need. we'll match it. plus, with mylowe's rewards, you can earn points when you shop. to make the holidays even more... sweet. lowe's knows how to help you holiday. carley: we are back with a fox news alert. a memorial service being with held this afternoon for five people kill m.d. a suspected terrorist attack at a german christmas market yesterday. a driver rammed into a crowd hurting more than 200 ores -- ohs in what they are calling a deliberate attack. stephanie bennett is joining us now from london. >> reporter: hey, carley. sadly, those numbers are likely to the rise. of the 200 that were injured last night, around 41 of them are considered serious. this all happening about 100 miles west of berlin, just five days

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so, he said, "i -- i handle elvis presley. restaurant of the 20th century fox, and he -- he liked what he saw." [ cheers ] but you know, he liked brunettes, and i was brunette then. [ light laughter ] and i said, "yeah?" he said, "well, he'd like, very much, to meet you. would you like to meet him?" [ laughter ] and i thought of the underwear. [ laughter ] and i said, "yes, i would." [ cheers and applause ] there's more. there's more. marlon found out and went crazy, because, of course, despite the underwear in his house, you know, he was entitled, i was not. >> seth: yep. >> and he asked me to come over, and he was in a rage. and he asked me to come over. and i said, "okay." [ laughter ] and i went over. and i mean, we'd been going, at that point, for, like, six years together. and he said, "how dare you?" and he's carrying on like he's completely innocent. and the best part is he's -- he was so angry, he started to throw chairs. [ light laughter ] it was wonderful. [ laughter ] >> seth: good. let him go buy new chairs after

elvis presley's blue hawaii album went number one and stayed there for 20 weeks. speaking of music in that same year, motown records released, please, mister postman and by the marvel the group's first number one pop song in 1972. apollo 17 astronauts, eugene cernan and harrison schmitt became the last humans to walk on the moon. >> magnum p i starring tom selleck premiered and in 2009, tiger woods announced his indefinite leave from professional golf to focus on his marriage. >> it's and 6. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. there are a bunch of dogs suddenly up for adoption. >> and we're going to tell you where you can help out after they were found abandoned on the side of the road. >> to enjoy night right now and it is a cold morning and things are going to blow in this evening with it now to ignite a little rain. but it's not the big one. the big ones come totally look at night we got her introductory rate, ball and then saturday looks to be. >> the one that really packs the biggest punch. and that's when also see any sort of risk of, you know, water

like elvis presley. like freddie mercury. like elton john.c, but weirdly, his face is imprinted less in some way than these other figures because he's kept himself at a distance. this movie doesn't demystify him, but it honors the cryptic figure that is bob dylan. >> from the look to the voice, chalamet even learning to strum the guitar like bob dylan for the new biopic a complete unknown. you were meant to have a few months to work on this, but because of the pandemic and other interruptions, you got five years. >> i was a non guitar player. i was a non harmonica player before the movie started. what would have been a months long, disciplined, structured process became a years long side passion. >> the film getting oscar buzz and golden globe nominations. >> the first time that i saw timothee perform as bob and fully kind of embodying him, i was moved to tears. >> i caught up with chalamet and costar elle fanning at one of new york's legendary spots, where bob dylan famously launched his career. >> that's where we started in 1961, coming to

pegamento y mucha creatividad, el resultado serán dinosaurios, volcanes, aves, ardillas, pandas y hasta elvisas carrozas, pues el chofer que va conduciendo este enorme vehículo está sentado en este compacto lugar. hay un hueco aquí en el suelo donde van siguiendo una línea que está pintada en la carretera, pero también la visibilidad es poca y estamos justamente abajo de este enorme caimán y esta carroza. el tema es la bondad. y cómo podemos ser más respetuosos unos a los otros? miles de voluntarios y trabajadores van contrarreloj para ver florecer su mensaje en la ruta del desfile sobre el bulevar colorado. bueno, qué bello y justo comentábamos que son exportadas de ecuador. sí, sí. yo te explicaba que si alguien te regala rosas ecuatorianas, pues valóralo mucho porque realmente son como un artículo de lujo, por lo costosas que son y lo valiosas que son, no? sí, sí. y ya con ese dato podemos imaginarnos lo bellísimo que va a estar este desfile que es histórico, icónico ya de pasadena, al sur del estado. sabemos que son muchas las personas que asisten voluntarios también para hacer esas obras

>> the name bob dylan, like elvis presley, like freddie mercury, like elton john.e is imprinted less in some way than these other figures because he's kept himself at a distance. this movie doesn't demystify him, but it honors the cryptic figure that is bob dylan. >> wow. i love that you hit everything. very well said. from the look to the voice, chalamet even learning to strum the guitar like bob dylan for the new biopic a complete unknown. you were meant to have a few months to work on this, but because of the pandemic and other interruptions, you got five years. >> i was a non guitar player. i was a non harmonica player before the movie started. really. what would have been a months long struggle? you know, a disciplined, structured process became a years long side passion. it just gave me a lot of time to live in this space, to live in this role and to soak in the embers of the 1960s. >> the film getting oscar buzz and golden globe nominations. but the highest praise may have been from the legend himself. bob dylan actually posted calling you a brilliant actor.

amazing now to the birthplace of america's music, mississippi, recognizing the 2 kings bb king, an elvis presley honoring the 2 who brought the blues, celebrating the ever as music encompasses our greatest memories and no doubt will be rocking to the beat down colorado. new year's day. >> was jennifer mcgraw reporting for us tonight. by the way, you can watch the rose parade right here on kron 4 starts at 08:00am new year's day. time there as we get a live look outside here, the view from mount tam. >> and nice. >> cold tonight, lawrence. what's going yeah, mostly clear out there now. just a couple high clouds up above you headed to the rose bowl. boys going to be nice there. sunny and bright temperatures in the 60's out the door right now. sfo, you've got some high clouds drifting up above, no delays report sfo. oakland or all looking good there. overall, high pressure finally is taking over after a very wet end of december. storms talked about the middle of the set of head further to the north up in the pacific northwest. so we'll keep things dry here is we see high pressure kind of sl

and you have people like elvis chan who are working to lobby the big tech companies to keep them from allowing people like me from having account so were, were canceled all the time as a result of that. but, but it's bigger and what's more, i think i agree just in this, is it all the people inside that organization which basically represent organized criminals that got together instead, they're just gonna let this left us audiology permeated through our system. they're getting reassigned and they're getting reassigned with this kind of wink wink, will allow you to keep doing your job and lobbying these groups um, while just working in different departments and in and in different environments. so this is it most concerning part about as it hasn't really close. they've just, they've gone underground former us president, i don't know. well, peace prize on a do me cause a has died of the age of a 100 that's according to his son who was a sizes by american media outlets miss.

that a shot, but today there is a gap that goes by her husband's last name, southern elvis, and she lives in bubbles. she only knows who took the photo and hell from around story is a wall correspondence who was mistaken at 1st for a gentleman in disguise. people didn't believe i'm afraid that he'd killed him. oh mama pulls a lack of time. but as of course, the whole lowest little affair. it was at the camp with him of us grandfather, older brother and sister as well as their rounds with her 2 children. they stuck together and tried their best to st. vieira's mother, but her youngest sister was only a few weeks old and too small to be saved to baby go perished. as of course, really a mamma burst on that look for you. no idea to get this joke list. surely that goes out to be shut then by chance took list the almost 2000 kilometers from us energy in german most in the best place of a man who would be directly involved in creating the desk. you're going to have to the father of to lost his parental compass in the forest swamps of battles today. his grandson peter asks for forgiveness and his

c, like that elvis chan who was the f b i. agent, that guy was responsible for canceling me several times ad twitter and other platform. and so there's just really bad people out there that are doing harm. and so the 1st amendment right now is being walk past by much of the judicial apparatus, which is just as runs every other part of our, of our government society. thanks for speaking to us today. it's been great to hear from you've been talking to joe walton and host of the conservative daily post office. thanks. i got i thank you for joining us. hey, on, on the international kind of got like select this episode of in on visions. and what about was mornings at the top the .

uh, but you know, trump didn't stopped elvis me. trump is now i again green lens and the one announcing his pick of the us and boss of the 2 denmark. he indicated his interest in taking control of green light for the following reasons. restless for the purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world. the united states of america feels that the ownership and control of greenland is an absolute necessity. as we all know, donald trump made his name in real estate and he actually discussed busing greenland during his 1st presidency. interesting. right. and also the wall street journal reported on that match the officials in denmark dismissed the site. dave, i'm facing that, that open for business and not for patches and trump of trump. then after receiving such statements from the, from the danish will start to see when tom sold his thing, trip to denmark. and you know, since 1867 the us has considers or made proposals to buy the islands of greenland from denmark. and you know it's, it's something the don't trouble this week. i will not turn his a blind guy to in light of his

and you have people like elvis chan who are working to lobby the big tech companies to keep them from allowing people like me from having account so were, were canceled all the time as a result of that. but what's bigger and what's more, i think i agree just and this is it all the people inside the organization which basically represent organized criminals that got together and said they're just going to let this left, this audiology permeated through our system and they're getting reassigned. and they're getting reassigned with this kind of wink wink, will allow you to keep doing your job and lobbying these groups while just working in different departments and in, in, in different environments. so this is it most concerning part about is it hasn't really close, they've just, they've gone underground. former us president, i don't know, well, peace prize on a do me cause a has died of the age of a 100. that's according to his son who was a sizes by american media outlets. mr. cause i had a long list for life of any us president. he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his f as the re

c, like that elvis chan who was the f b i, agent, that guy was responsible for canceling me several times at twitter and other platforms. and so there's just really bad people out there that are doing harm. and so the 1st amendment right now is being walk past by much of the judicial apparatus, which is just as rotten as every other part of our, of our government society. thanks for speaking to us today. it's been great to hear from you've been talking to joe outland, host of the conservative daily post office. thanks. i god bless you. i thank you for joining us. hey, on on the international kind of got like select this episode of in on visions. and what about was mornings at the top of the, on the mountains, endless steps. the wild type guy on one of the world's most epic rivers were in her cost. you are region so beautiful that the people here believe that it was bestowed upon them by god to himself. so let's get off this mountain and explore this divine land has to offer the, the eunice say is one of the world's great races. because the whole of rushing, ha, we've come most quenching e

that's when he said to the president i hope we will be as close as the old elvis song the president said what you know love me tender ♪ ♪ love me troop ♪ beetroot ♪ [laughter] and he sang the whole song. george bush in his pockets first time on the reason the relationship was so fruitful at that point in time shared with the president, i want the people ofja japan want to be a normal country again japan has the right without all of the claims is reverting to militarism and all of that. as it was pretty to that. he had called very quickly after 911 and offered support and wanted to help. he thought it was very important for the japanese to participate in iraq. there is a battalion of engineering that was there. they were not combat but he felt it was the way to acclimatize the japanese people japan could dost something on the security side of things. the last thing i did and australia it was to go see pre-minister howard because the dutch had provided force protection for the japanese at that point in time. they were pulling out. i went to the prime minister we had told the austrians if y

. >> the top small 45s, those are the first five elvis recordigs on sun. >> reporter: you can find earlyntioned, johnny cash had come through and signed about 40 of his records for us. ♪ >> so this is one of the earliest appearances by the hendrix band. so then we have this signed by the entire band, which is pretty neat. >> reporter: that is pretty neat. ♪ i'm going to tell you how it's going to be ♪ >> this is an early english pressing of the first rolling stones record. and it's signed by the whole band. ♪ stir it up ♪ >> this is a pressing of bob marley's "catch a fire." but as a marketing thing, they did -- >> oh, look at that. >> they did a zippo lighter. they're hard to find without this broken. >> reporter: arc found songs for ken burns' documentary baseball. and martin scorsese's film "goodfellas." david berg was a board member. so this is all the keith richards collection? >> yeah, this is something that keith has endowed for us now 33 years, which is pretty remarkable. >> reporter: among the more than 17,000 blues recordings, a rare copy of robert johnson's "me and the devil b

and you have people like elvis chan who are sporting to lobby the big tech companies to keep them from allowing people like me from having account so were, were cancelled all the time as a result of that. but what's bigger and what's more, i think agreed to us in this is it all the people inside that organization which basically represent organized criminals that got together instead, they're just gonna let this left the side of the ology, permeated to our system that they're getting reassigned and they're getting reassigned with this kind of wink wink, will allow you to keep doing your job and lobbying these groups um, while just working in different departments and in, in different environments. so this is the most concerned part about it is it hasn't really close, they've just, they've gone underground. does that mean is they've got underground because of by that i'm here and the federal. so looking at or when donald trump comes into power, could things change still? when, when the truck comes into power, you're going to have this thing, they call the donors, which is the department

alternative currencies. china and brazil are also focusing on using their own money for global transactions. elvis, while the us presidents, i'd like to set a 100 percent tariff on brick status of certainly on the way if the transition, how it's the american economy of the idea that the bricks countries are trying to move away from the dollar while we stand by and watch is over. we require a commitment from these countries that they will neither create a new bricks, currency, nor back any other currency to replace the mighty us dollar. or they will face 100 percent tariffs and should expect to say good bye to selling into the wonderful us economy. they can go find another sucker. there is no chance that the brakes will replace the us dollar in the international trade in any country that tries should wave good bye to america. so we will get you an opinion on this with the title of guests, and they pretty much share that very similar sentiment. and that is the washington continues to weaponized at dollars. so other nations around the world simply have no choice when it comes to defending their own s

that was when koizumi said to the president, i hope that we will be as close as the old elvis song. the president said, what? he said, you know, love me tender -- and he sang the whole song. at that moment he had george bush in his pocket for the rest of the time. the reason the relationship was so fruitful at that point was koizumi shared with the president, i want, and the people of japan want japan to be a normal country again. what that meant to him i think was japan has the right to protect its own security without having all the claims it was reverting to militarism and all that. the president was very sympathetic. prime minister koizumi had called the president very quickly after 9/11 and offered support and wanted to say japan was sympathetic to what was going on in the united states, and wanted to help. koizumi thought it was important for the japanese to participate in iraq. there was a battalion of engineering that was there. they were noncombat but koizumi felt that was the way to begin to acclimatize the japanese people and the rest of the world to the fact that japan c

this is a place called kristen's elvis presley's heis. it's a beautiful place. so in my mind that i get stressed, i go there and i would be in your for maybe 2030 seconds, and then all of a sudden start being good again. now what i want you to do is i want you to think of your theater, please. and then 10 seconds, you're going to go that you want to close your eyes. you want to see it doesn't work for me. the way it works for me. okay, what do you think of your favorite place? you read a favorite place, close your eyes and go or not see it in your see it in your mind. concentrate on your favor, please. what else in the room? just a and your favorite place. okay. yes. what sort of you like to share with me for you just friends, take off. they want to go on my much version of the space space i want to for to go in a hotel under i'm so i'm in my back yard or do you go like those such a survey on your face participate in everybody else's 5th. so can you see why it's a nice challenge? because once you practice it, it'll become a part of you. whenever you feed fast, y

bob dylan is one of those names like paul mccartney or mick jagger or elvis presley.ecades later. this movie doesn't demystify him. but when people and pop able to break through and retain quality, i think frank ocean does the same thing. you've got to revere these people in my opinion. because they figured it out. if you're sensitive enough to be great then you're smart enough to protect it, now he's got me as his folk warrior and i'm going out and spreading the gospel of bob. >> stephen: you've got to admire a guy who doesn't even show up to his own nobel prize ceremony. >> timothée: got a nobel prize in literature. didn't show up. >> stephen: i know you haven't met him yourself but he gave you a great nod. me opening soon called "a complete unknown." what a title. timothee chalamet is starring in the lead role, brilliant actors i'm sure he's going to be completely believable as me or younger me or some other me. the film is taken from "dylan does electric was quite a book that came out in 2015. it's a fantastic retelling of events from the early '60s that led up to

. >> and of course, the beatles and elvis presley. >> how many songs in your repertoire? around how many? >> thousands already? >> and if you don't know it, you pretty much can fake it real quick. >> yeah, yeah. >> five years from now, where would you like to be? where would you like to be playing? >> that's a good question. >> like, my biggest dream is to play in las vegas. in the u.s.. this is my dream. >> when we get to the dream, you know, playing at las vegas, we want to play first. >> when we got there. we are the champions. if we get there. >> i want to be the greatest player that i could possibly become. hurry. hurry, hurry. >> i just. >> need to make exceptional the standard in the all new buick enclave experience. truly effortless driving that invites you to let go, and stunning technology that's in a class of its own, with quiet tuning that comes standard and room to bring everything along for the ride. the enclave puts you at the center of it all. buick exceptional by design. >> your parents have given you some amazing gifts. celebrate the ones you inherited w

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o'reilly was overall a competent who deserves credit for laying groundwork for later governors like elvis, who arrived in new orleans in 1776 and was the one to send labor to new to saint louis. o'reilly's efforts helped new orleans evolve from a remote and largely neglected french outpost to, a major ports within the larger spanish. among his achievemes also raising the fixed louisia i 1769. this was limited to white recruits comprised. threbaalions. uniforms consisted of a white wool coat. navy blue turned down collarnd cuffs with matching waistcoat and breaches in blue. like what u e here at left. ironiclynough, these are the same colors as what the french marines wore. the french colonial periodn newrance. at i showed this igeut notice how that cocked or tricked worn hat is embellished with a spanish red cockeyed labor was given command of one of the fixed regiment fusileer or rifle companies. and i'll talk more about how it what officers wore differed from common soldiers clothing in a moment. but suffice to say that the fixed regiment was stationed the capital of new orleans. other