being an elvis fan might be behind it. he'll excite you like nobody can. i've always heard that. i wish i had a dollar for every album i bought. how much were they? huh? actually, i'm a big fan, but to me, he was more than just a singer. he was like, i don't know, the king. up till now, i've never had the right equipment to make him sound like he should. wait till you see this. huh? huh? huh? oh, man. holy mackerel! are these beauties or what? they're huge. your apartment can't handle these. just watch. it'll feel like elvis is right in the room. people will think he really is alive. where'd you get these? it's kind of a sad story.

. >> it's really -- are you an elvis fan? >> jimmy: giant. are you kidding? >> did you go to graceland?not go, because justin timberlake is there as well. >> jt. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i haven't even been to his house. so, i mean, i'm waitintart there and then go to graceland. over there. >> the best. rendezvous. >> jimmy: rendezvous barbecue. y central barbecue next time you're there. >> jimmy: okay, central. >> trumps rendezvous, yep. >> jimmy: really? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: 'cause rendezvous, i ordered some --ff. >> jimmy: they mail it to you, they send it in the mail now. >> they ship worldwide. >> jimmy: i mean, why not? >> i don't know how that works. >> jimmy: i would love opening with ribs in there. >> just some meat. >> jimmy: that's fantastic, i'm like, why not? >> love that meat. yeah. >> jimmy: so you're a memphis girl. >> i am, yeah.t really hear the accent. i don't hear the southern. >> i know. so i moved to l.a. when i was 15, with my mom. and you know, i moved for acting.couple auditions and had like, not a a strong accent, but a litt

"gone with the wind," "cuckoo's nest," an elvis special. and a lot of shows get knocked off the air before they get a chance. nbc did over 50 pilots themselves, and, uh, i'm gonna give you-- i don't think these are all nbc pilots, the ones i'm gonna tell you about. but these are the actual names of new shows coming up or there's a show called "the gray panther express." do you have any idea what that's about? >> old people. >> it deals with the adventures of old people-- or senior citizens, they say. i've never liked that word. >> no. >> elderly people. at a retirement home. "father brown" is about a middle-aged priest preoccupied with detective work. [ whistles ] i don't understand some of these at all. "ifr" is an institute staffed by volunteers who help victims get non-violent revenge. [ laughter ] i think it's called-- ifr. i think it's the international force for retaliation or something. "golden gun." the saga of a hero on a white horse who fights off the bad men. [ laughter ] [ whistles ] that sounds original. "sloan of the secret se

by the way, i posted an elvis photo and it's getting a lot of play. i did.eople love that stuff. >>> this is thomas smith. this is february? yes, this is february, tom. it could end up being a little warm on the trail. there are temperatures in the 30s. but san jose, 74, 43. average 66, 46. the record 76, 1947. and the record low, 26 way back in 1897. mountain view, we'll keep it close to san jose. looking for 70s. i went 73. 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, it can click up. high pressure is here today and tomorrow. 38 san ramon and livermore 39. and east bay temps will leading the pack along with the santa cruz mountains. alamo and danville is close. blackhawk, 43. and lafayette, 42. and antioch is also 24. ukiah is 42. and everything says mostly sunny and a little bit of fog in the valley. that's about it. a lot of sun and a few high clouds, and cool lows and 70s on the temps. a few upper 60s and 70s. 75 st. helena. petaluma 73 degrees. 74 for pleasanton. and 73 walnut creek. and low 70s oakland, berkeley, and alameda. mid-70s to santa cruz. and 78. 68 pacifica to redwoo

"gone with the wind," "cuckoo's nest," an elvis special. and a lot of shows get knocked off the air before they get a chance. nbc did over 50 pilots themselves, and, uh, i'm gonna give you-- i don't think these are all nbc pilots, the ones i'm gonna tell you about. but these are the actual names of new shows coming up or projected for the fall. "the gray panther express." do you have any idea what that's about? >> old people. >> it deals with the adventures of old people-- or senior citizens, they say. i've never liked that word. >> no. >> elderly people. at a retirement home. "father brown" is about a middle-aged priest preoccupied with detective work. [ whistles ] i don't understand some of these at all. "ifr" is an institute staffed by volunteers who help victims get non-violent revenge. [ laughter ] i think it's called-- ifr. i think it's the international force for retaliation or something. "golden gun." the saga of a hero on a white horse who fights off the bad men. [ laughter ] [ whistles ] that sounds original. "sloan of the secret

one thing you can do is see elvis perform. >> there is an extravaganza going on. the 9th annual elvis contest on the 13th and 14th of february obviously and it is at the coca-cola music stage. >> we practiced that so many times. >> the coca headline music stage and it is free with admission to the fair. check it out. >>reporter: what you're really an expert obviously is your i know you've wofr this several times -- you've won this several times. [ music ] . >> i'm sorry. unfortunately i'm married. i can't even participate in this. tell me, why have you won so many times. what is different from your elvis act? >> i grew up. elvis was one of my idols growing up and he was my first concert i ever went to in 1974, aging myself a little bit. he was an incredible singer and talent and he changed the world as we knew it in music. >> we appreciate you waking up early. we hope this is waking you guys up a little bit and gene and gayle. this performance is free. it is a great thing to do. >> it got our attention. >> waking us up and causing a conundrum. will go see barry man

we're talking about none other than elvis! an impersonator from "legends in concert" officiated the ceremonies for 12 couples for free! it happened down at the linq promenade. he also sang the song for their first dance, and the couples got a champagne toast aboard the high roller. and that does it for action news live at 3:30 but stay with us - judge judy is up next. we'll be back in 60 minutes for action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a great evening. flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big,for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> announcer: this sports agent said all the right things. >> i was under the impression

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an arrest warrant for elvis allison says he's working with tyson allison and bobby allison. they've offered bogus roofing jobs, lightning rods, and driveway coatings in tama county. the sheriff's office says all three are from indiana, and they're using fake names and fake i-ds. the sheriff's office says the three men n ve scammed people all across the midwest. elvis allison is also wanted in palo alto county, along transportation planners have recommend defunding a stretch of a road thth would connect marion, robins, hiawatha and northern cedar rapids. linn county was hoping to build three-quarters of a mile of tower terrace road from robins road to council street. but the eimated cost for that project jumped to almost 19- million dollars, three times the original estimate by the corridor metropolitan planning organization in 2008. so, that group is recommending taking 760- thousand dololrs from that project and putting it into a different stretch of tower terrace road. the other stretch would connect tower terrace from c avenue northeast in cedar rapids to alburnett road i

we're talking about none other than elvis! an impersonator from "legends in concert" officiated the ceremonies.... for -12- couples for free.... at the linq promenade. he also sang the song.... and... the couples got a champagne toast... the couples got a champagne aboard the high roller. we'll be right back.... with a final look at your wake-up weather forecast. first.. here's jimmy kimmel with a preview of tonight's show.. right after action news. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. dominating feature to the forecast through the first half high temps tomorrow will reach the mid and upper 70s, then approach 80 degrees on wednesda

. >> an entrance more anticipated... than elvis. at least here. this guy is elvis. [ ] most of the people in this room are victims of a disease that steals their memories their thoughts and sometimes their emotions. >> dementia closes doors. but my music opens doors. >> this is elizabeth. alzheimer's sometimes has her doors sealed shut. [ ] here is where you see how wrong john was. [ ] it knocks them down. it's so nice to have you back where you belong [ ] >> we have members who have not spoken have not really engaged in a longtime who absolutely come alive. and he has a gift of knowing how and when to engage people. [ ] that gift of knowing comes from knowing personally. >> it's almost like i'm digging for gold looking for memories of my own mother. >> 13 years ago alzheimer's stole his mother. two times a week he gets a piece of her back. [ ] it gives me extreme pleasure to do this. >> two times a week thanks to john... dementia takes a backseat while genuine joy takes center stage. in charlotte with the good news, kristen hampton wbtv on your s

." >> reporter: an entrance more anticipated ... then elvis, at leastat least here anyway, this guy is elvis. >>reporter: most of the people in this room are victims of a disease that steals their memorymemories, their thoughts and sometimes their emotions. >> dementia closes doors, but my music open doors. >> reporter: this is elizabeth. alzheimer's sometimes has her doors sealed shut. here is where you see how wrong john was. his music doesn't open doors -- hello dolly, so nice to have you back where we belong >> we have members who haven't spoken, haven't really engaged in a long time who absolutely come alive, and he has a gift of knowing how and when to engage people. you are my sunshine >>reporter: that gift is knowing comes from knowing personally. >> it is almost like i am digging for gold, looking for memory of my own mother. >> reporter: 13 years ago alzheimer's stole his mother. two times a week, he gets a little piece of her back don't you know you never can win >> it gives me extreme pleasure>> it gives me extreme pleasure. >> rep

an arrest warrrrt for elvis allison says he's working with tyson allison and bobby allison. they offer bogus roofing jobs, lightning rods and driveway coatings in tama county. the sheriff's office says all three are from indiana, and they're using fake names and the sheriff's office says the three men have scammed people all across the midwest. elvis allison is also wanted in palo alto county. you don't hear a lot about tapeworms, which can make that diagnosis a little unnerving. but one man was counting h)mself lucky that he only had tapeworms. more on his story in plan on a quiet thursday with a clear start as well. while we'll start off cold again, highs should make the upper teens to lower 20s. tonight, another batch of light snow should move into the area. this one should be farther east than yesterday's snow and should affect more of eastern iowa as a result. while amounts will remain light and generally under 1", it'll make for a slick morning commute on friday. the wind will pick up behind this system during the day on friday and may cause some patchy blowing snow ye

a salem police officer testified in court that an suv driven by elvis rodriguez pulled out of a closed business where and drove straight at the officer nearly hitting his cruiser. after deliberate for 15 minutes, a jury found him guilty of charges, including felony reckless conduct. erin: it looks like a familiar name could be added to the list of candidates running for governor. ted gastas says he's received a lot of encouragement to run. he's considered it for a number of reasons. >> i think there's a lot of things i've been watching from the local level that people in concord don't realize are happening here. probably the most predominant is the drug epidemic. how long it took for people to respond to it. erin: gastas says he will take weeks to focus on making a decision. meantime some other people have already announced their candidacies for governor. chris sununu says he's running for the corner office. on the democrat side, colin van ostern and mark connolly. sean: there are a lot of campaign signs. state law fires them to be taken down by february 18th. instead of throwing the s

elvis. we'll tell you how he is doing when we see you in an hour. >> victor: we hope elvis is all right. thank you. >>> and pictures and video have been pouring into our newsroom this afternoon, popping up all over social media. >> janine: the pictures really tell the tory. amy viteri is in the newsroom with more of those. >> amy: janine and victor, from the moment those tornadoes hit this morning people including our own crews on the ground have been speing in i images of the incredible storm and the damage it left behi. it started with relentless rain and wind tuesday morning, like this scene in hollywood. surveillance cameras at the in miramar showed winds drag a large potted plant and debris across the driveway. tree. also in miramar, the wind upended this large trampoline. like thiss mattress on a street in pembroke pines. in sunny isles beach chairs overturned and a pool full of dedeis. in aventura this pip pushing captured what looked like a large funnel cloud at the inner harbor apartments this tree came down. our crew found large trees uprooted at us-1 and 1 injured street, some

and today, just like elvis, he rode into town with an unbelievable following. here for the first time. yoenis yoenis ses cespedes arrived in port st. lucie and was thrilled to be here. >> translator: just like that, it's exactly what it is. it's just coming home, and i'm home relaxed. >> reporter: after meeting with the media, cespedes headed to the bat being cage to face kevin long. cespedes flashed some power and showed some rust, too. how do you look for the first day out there? >> he's not exactly where he needs to be yet, he'll say that. i'll say that. he couldn't be happier. he's here. he couldn't be happier that he's with the new york mets. it's a good fit. he was smiling ear to ear today. and he's excited to get going. >> reporter: the mets slugger arrived three days early, making a huge statement, according to >> you won the pit play, he loves new york, he loves the fans, i salute him for coming back, and now he shows up early, that's a sign of a real pro. >> it's a huge message. not only shows that he wants to be here early to kind of finish off what we started last year, bu

elvis' side. it was a half an inch from puncturing hi lung. # 0 miles per hour winds from the tornado cut a deep clear pash path from the pompano beach on tuesday morning a across the west here on dix highway. swrai number of of business that's had structural damage. we had roofs torn off. what appears that this twist 2er came nayortheast directions from there. it went across 5th avenue straight through these stables. >> and as it did that horse owner raced the storm to the stable i was sick. ways crying all the way here and going through traffic lights and it was hard. the traffic was so bad and the skies were black. >> under sunny skies now they are cleaning up large stray branches mixed with pieces of barn and carefully nursing elvis' cut all left behind by a storm. spent most of the afternoon out here on tuesday pushing the dpe bree in large files piles to make it easier to pick up in wh they get to that p point. in total 50 stables damaged thon property. it will take time to do the complete repairs. but they say that one horse that was injured is expected to be okay in pompano beach. liz nagy. 7

. >> reporter: an entrance more anticipated than elvis. at least here anyway, this guy is elvis. [ music ] >> most of the people in the room are victims of a disease that steals their memories, their thoughts and sometimes their emotions. >> dementia closes doors. but my music opens doors. >> reporter: this is he liggedthis is this is elizabeth. alzheimers sometimes has her john's music doesn't open doors -- it knocks them down. [ music ] >> hello, d olly. >> we have members who haven't spoken, haven't really engaged in a long time who absolutely come alive and he has a gift of knowing how and when to engage people. [ music ] >> reporter: that gift of knowing comes from knowing personally. >> it's almost like i'm digging for gold, looking for memories of my own mother. >> reporter: 13 years ago alzheimers stoled his mother. two times a week he gets a little piece of her back. [ music ] >> it gives me extreme pleasure. john, dementia takes a back seat stage. in charlotte with the good news, kristen hampton, wbtv on your side. >> kristen: if

fear of having no connection with your cell phone the fear of fish sandwiches which is an inside job speakers when elvis passed away wayne was eating a fish sandwich. there after a fish sandwiches. i'm not going with deep. that what is that. i'm going to go with be. that has to be a thing. as a phobia for everything. here are right. whole bunch of mcdonald's can certificates. one more thing guys they decent going to work. everybody. goodbye. goodbye. that job guys. we have a present.. however thank you so much. nice meeting you guys good luck to you. stick around. on steak 'n shake'st$4 dollar menu, one mustt calm the mind r in our zen garden. focus. r the garlic double steakburger meal. reflect. the taco salad meal. zen. r the original double 'n cheese steakburger meal. oh! the $4 menu. twhere all meals are under $4. yesterday afternoon when this accident happened 15 callss cars and summarize were slipping and sliding and slamming into each other. the visibility was awful three people critically injured driven driving home and i 90 is around 230 or so he pulled over came up over the hill he saw the roc

. >> ready to bring his soulful sound here to an american >> it's called "sound of your heart." elvis, what is it, other than his stunningly good that head of hair that girls, and guys, will want to run their hands through. >> he's canadian. we love our north. >> yes. >> thank you. >> his song we're playing it he broke anness world record. >> by standing ball. >> three hours, 16 minutes. >> how did you even realize you could do that? >> short story. i grew up in canada. i used to play hockey all the canada fever. i was training to play hockey and get core strength. i decided to break the guinness world record because i was guinness world records as a kid. >> and you did it! >> long story short, i did. >> when did you realize you could sing? how old were you when youad a skill? >> my grandfather was a singer. there's a christmas video, i was 4 years old, sitting at the my leg on, pretending i was singing and playing guitar. i didn't realize i could sing until high school. >> did the chicks digh! you performed with elton john? >> yeah. >> what? >> it was a charity event. >> what was tha

elvis duran's artist of the month. >> shawn hook is ready to bring his soulful sound here to an >> his single is called "sound of your heart." it's burning up the charts. elvis, what is it, other than his stunningly good boy looks. and the head of hair. >> and that head of hair that girls, and guys, will want to run their hands through. >> he's canadian. we love our friends to the north. >> yes. >> thank you. >> his song we're playing it here on z-100 in new york. can we forget about the music part for a second? >> yes. >> he broke a guinness book of word record record by did. >> i stood on an exercise ball for the longest time. >> how long? >> three hours. >> three hours, 16 minutes. he broke the record. could do that? >> short story. i grew up in canada. i used to play hockey all the time. >> canada fever. >> i was training to play hockey and get core strength. i decided to break the guinness world record because i was fascinated by guinness world >> and you did it! >> long story short, i got recognized. >> when did you realize you could sing? how old were you when you realized you had a skill? >> my grandfather wa