dr. nick was doing a memorial tribute. then i went over to his house, the house that elvis had built for him in the '70s, and and dr. nick and i sat around in the living room of this wonderful 1970, at the time very posh place. great big rooms, and we sat there, dr. nick here and his wife, edna, and edna would be -the-furniture was quite far apart and i would try to lean down and put my coffee. i'd have to get up slightly to get the coffee down, and dr. nick and i talked about elvis, and every now and then edna, from -- would pop up with an observation or comment about priscilla presley. so this little dispatch from the distant island nation of edna. >> host: what did you learn from dr. nick? >> guest: i was there to talk about -- well, i should explain to people. "gulp" is adventures on the alimentary canal. from nose to tail, and this chapter, is it possible to die of constipation? and you hear sometimes about people who died upon the toilet. the throne. you know. which i guess would be appropriate with elvis. anyway iss

. >> dr. nick spiratos treats ovarian and uterine cancers. >> take care.king with you. >> when the hospital first informed you that the outpatient oncology clinic was going to close, what did you think? >> how can you do this to cancer patients? they're dying. if we don't provide them care, their outcome is guaranteed. they're going to die. [hissing] >> we spoke to several of those patients. roy scales, a laid off security guard with lung cancer, went to the hospital and got the news in person. >> i walked in. the lady looked down and said "well, i don't see anything down here for you." then she looked in the computer, and she said, "oh, you were supposed to have an oncology today, but it's been canceled. our oncology department is closed." >> they turned you away at the door? >> they turned me away at the door without telling me anything. >> when you walked out of the hospital, what did you think? >> i mean, where am i going to find help? i mean, i'm messing with a disease that will kill you. and for every day that i don't get medical input, i mean, this

>> host: dr. nick nickowpollis. it was lovely, it was the anniversary of elvis's death, and hard-core fans who come to graceland and memphis who were milling around. dr. nicholas doing a memorial tribute went over to his house, the house and all this bill from webmac when in the 70s, and great big rooms. he and his wife had not, furniture was quite far apart and i would try to lean down, try to get slightly to get the coffee cup down and we talked about elvis and every now and then, would pop up with an observation or comment about priscilla presley rescinding, a dispatch from the nation of etna. >> what you learn from dr. nick? >> i was there -- i should explain "gulp: adventures on the alimentary canal," the subtitle is "gulp: adventures on the alimentary canal" so it is everything from that detail. is a to do with constipation, is it possible to die of constipation, a year sometimes about people who died upon the toilet, would be appropriate with elvis but i was interested in this notion because most people assume

dr. di maio spoke to the perception of the person being beaten, it's going to be stunning, painful and fright nick it's pitch dark. you don't know where the next blow is going to take you. i definitely don't think that the quote/unquote minorness of the injuries is going to have any effect on whether the jury can find it under those situations, he had a reasonable fear. >> and ted, i mean, it's not really how bad the injuries are or are not, it's what's in the person's head? >> right -- >> in fact, you can have no injuries. >> absolutely! by the way, dr. carter, who is a j.a.g. officer and a professor of zimmerman testified that you need not have any injury. as long as in your subjective mind that have you a reasonable fear of imminent bodily harm, you can use that force. >> bernie. >> he brought it on himself. this is a close call. diana, dr. badden did 4,000 autopsies. >> that means the opsilt. >> i meant to say no respect toward ted. dr. baden is world renowned. sister veronica. fibeing shoot somebody every time i got a bloody nose, i valid 17 life terms. bang, bang, punch in the nose, he shoot

dr. know was based on my prom date. >> i see this joke never ending. >> what if we end it now? >> i can't think of a bond villain so you win. >> nick, you seem pretty angry about this whole thing. let me add another level on top of it. a source tells e! news -- i can't believe i just said that, but i did. it is unlikely j-lo will donate her fee to controversy as they believe it will be quickly forgotten. i think they are right. >> good for her. >> paula abdul is so glad she didn't pick up the phone that night. >> when you are listening to it, do you feel really, really warm and you are really happy and you want to love everybody? >> i didn't hear what you said. i really didn't. >> you didn't? it is not worth it. it is not worth repeating. >> bill, regarding singing happy birthday, i am going to guess that they don't pay a lot of copy write fees. >> i think you should write a strongly worded letter. >> by the way, at the very least , a google search would have shown that the china petroleum association was involved which may have been the clue to look a little deeper. >> what are you saying about iran? >> they are a rogue state. and

nick, thank you. and thanks to all our teams who spent all day yesterday across the country covering those rallies. ♪ amen, amen, amen >>> two of drrtin luther king jr.'s children attended the justice for trayvon rally in atlanta and both of them spoke with us here at cnn. >> when you look at the fact that the criminal justice system is 59% people of color and we are only 13% of the population, there is something clearly going wrong where targeting or profiling is consistently operating. those are some of the things, the kinds of the laws on the books overall. this is a time for us to look at everything so we can move america forward. we must become a more unified nation. we are far too divided at this time. >> for me, the step is first with the honest dialogue that we have to begin to have. and by the president setting the tone, whether there are those who disagree with it or not, that opens the door and the way for us to begin. >>> meantime, superstars beyonce and jay-z attended the justice for trayvon rally in new york city. you see them right there. they kept a low profile, but the couple did pose for a photograph with trayvon