he said, elvis doesn't work. elvis is retired. i said well he's going to come out of retirement and when he does i'm going to take him on the road. no you're not. this went on every day. >> larry: was he doing movies then? >> yeah. this went on every day. after 364 days i got a phone call from him. and he said to me, you be in las vegas tomorrow. bring $1 million. i'll be at the international hotel. bring me the million dollars and we'll do a deal. you can have my boy and you can take him on a tour. and i said, okay. no problem. now, i didn't have a million dollars. and when i was that age, i was a kid. i was a baby. i thought that rockefeller had a million dollars. vanderbilt had a million dollars. i didn't know what a million dollars was. but i said okay. i'll meet you there tomorrow. >> larry: what did you do? >> well, there was a lot of people in new york who used to say to me, you know you're a smart kid. you're going to do very, very well. when you come up with a great deal, come to me and i'll help you. get you some money.

then we saw elvis. >> so you know, they talk about elvis memorabilia is big. they have some more items that are up for auction. these are the eat embassy that were used to prepare elvis' body for burial. like gloves. >> there are just enough weird people to buy it. >> creepy, yeah. >> all right. speaking of creepy. not yet, though. creeping. >> not creepy, not weird, not elizabeth. [ laughter ] [overlapping speakers] >> trying to make the segue to traffic creeping along. it wasn't working. >> i see. okay. traffic may be creeping along in san mateo. we have a little bit of roadwork northbound 101 between third and brought way. also the third avenue and peninsula off-ramps are closed. this roadwork should be wrapping up shortly but the off- ramp at 92 is expected to be closed until 7:00 this morning. various lanes closed on the guadalupe parkway also should be wrapping up in the next hour. that's the traffic. for a non-creep over forecast. >> it was creepy yesterday, a whole lot of clouds and not a lot of sunshine. fog at the coast. low clouds, fog and drizzle.

. >> elvis on tour, tonight only, blu-ray of the kins performance will follow. >> looks like fun. >> from all of us, thank you for joining us. "who wts to be a millionaire" is next.

as elvis says, only fools rush n. >> that has me all shook up. >> indeed.nk you for being with us.

as american as bruce spring teen and elvis presley. i see taco bell. i see purple, red, blue, green, orange. i see cheetah revera on broadway. as american as the lee's, the kennedys. none sound american to me. i am not a shamed. jose can you see. i pledge allegiance to this country. land of commercialism. if i can win gold medals. if i can sign my life away. ain't no language. this is my country too. i believe in free dom and diversity, need to get the hell out. [applause] >> i have one more performer. can you believe that? i am so excited. he is a very kind man to be here. he's a total icon. tales of the city. his book that was made do a city. he's here on his book tour. thank you very much. well, i would not have missed this evening for anything. you and i both know these things can be boring. not tonight. i like to read, since i'm back home from a tour. i would like to read the chapter that my editor wanted me to remove. i have to set it up for you. michael toliver is 55 years old. they have gone to florida because his mother has died. and they have

. >> elvis on tour, tonight only, blu-ray of the king's performance will follow. >> looks like fun. > all of us, thank you for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. have a great day. giants take on marlins. see you later.

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through the maxwell street market in chicago with zimmern was like taking a stroll with a big, bald elvislove the show. >> thank you. >> whatever you eat, i'm eating. when we going to get some fried roaches. >> taste like crabs. incredible. >> reporter: the show has earned him many nicknames around the him many nicknames around the world. including -- >> the one that i love, and apparently it's a term of endeerment that means he who eats like a pig and [ bleep ] like a cow. it's meant in a really nice way. it's a real man. >> reporter: a real man who introduced me to tongue tacos. >> we usually peel the taste goods. >> reporter: but it didn't >> reporter: but it didn't measure up to the soup called menudo. ricky martin? which including cow shin, foot, stomach -- >> that's a piece of the intestinal wall. >> reporter: all right. cheers. >> you're a good man for trying >> you're a good man for trying this. >> reporter: it's the best intestine i've ever had. honestly, i was faking it. is this stomach here? >> yeah. >> reporter: something zimmern does occasionally, too. you don't always like i

and some items used to prepare elvis for burial...oing up for auction. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. there will be a chance for severe thunderstorms from the northern rockies to the central plains and into the mid-atlantic states. high heat, humidity, stuck over the southeast today. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. >>> the government is reconsidering its decision to fire a black employee over racially charged remarks. a highly edited video of shirley sherrod was posted on the internet. she was speaking in march about an incident 24 years ago. >>> president obama signs a sweeping financial reform bill into law today. the new law offers added protection to consumers and gives the government broad powers to regulate financial institutions. >>> ousted illinois governor rod blagojevich may not take the stand after all in his corruption trial. he's accused of trying to sell president obama's senate seat. on tuesday his attorneys said they could rest their case without calling a single

much part of that whole search the same kind of move you talk about lack of loyalty but recently an elvis made member of parliament earnings the abbey lost some of her purpose just because she participated in this the target which some israelis felt essentially put her head wall with as well but it's a strange idea that you need to be at war with humanitarian activists to try to bring aid to people of gaza. i think that's a question for all of us we should look at it say what is it legitimate to attack in international waters a boat taking aid to people who are you know what according to all the all the surveys taken by by international bodies like united nations are suffering from malnutrition many other things so but for haneen of course it was a very different situation and she's not only doing that as a concern global. but she's also doing it because it's her people she is a member of the palestinian people. as various commentators in the media pointed out much more sympathetic ones than that with the new find in most of the parliament for instance but they're suggesting that if if th

or wall salma rockets blast off successfully elvis have less happy ending ten long lines that were left hanging by a thread literally went to an extreme through a wall and our rocket like touch and waste ended in tragedy was it just to one of st petersburg's amusement parks were in for a nasty shock as a cable snapped on the ride leaving them suspended in mid-air seventy meters off the ground luckily. the sport just in time to free those stranded this isn't the first safety scare the paul two years ago a twelve year old girl suffered serious injuries after a trampoline accident also involving a stop cable. it had as a date the news from around the world in brief this hour and faulty equipment may prevent b.p. from running a pressure test aimed at stopping the massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico the company was supposed to test the strength of a new cap that could finally help stop the disaster but the cap it's self is going to show them the company says it doesn't know when it will be fixed the new delay follows a string of failed attempts to contain the damage maybe three months af

vivÍa como elvis preslÉy. comÍa de todo, se echaba de todo y dormÍa bastante.es tÚ, neida, [risas] dice que estaba enamorado de ella. una chica que se llama (...) >> pero michael jackson te voy a decir una cosa, se casÓ con una de las mujeres mÁs lindas que yo he podido conocer, priscila presley, se habrÁ casado por poder y despuÉs se divorciÓ por no poder? [risas] >> ella no entendÍa la misiÓn de michael jackson en este mundo. >> las personas que se consideran genios en la mÚsica son personas irreverentes, mucha gente no entienden su estilo de vida. que en paz descanse este sr. comienza despierta amÉrica, mÁs adelante les diremos cÓmo los jóvenes pueden comenzar a crear su crÉdito. qué importante. porque en este paÍs es la base. >> ademÁs, continuamos con toda la informaciÓn de lo que pasa en el caso de ana bÁrbara y tambiÉn le diremos qué sale a desmentir el pirru de su supuesto romance. >> no! >> sÍ. >> todo esto... mÁs adelante. (publicidad) ♪ >>> llegÓ la hora de la informaciÓn deportiva hoy miÉrcoles ombligo de la semana. mi queridÍsima carla martínez, te

way back in 1956, music legends, elvis presley, johnny cash, jerry lee lewis and carl perkins got togethertony awards, including "best musical." here to perform a medley of songs from it tonight, please welcome the cast of "million dollar quartet." [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, i'm johnny cash. ♪ ♪ i hear the train a comin' it's rolling round the bend and i ain't seen the sunshine since i don't know when ♪ ♪ i'm stuck in folsom prison and time keeps draggin' on but that train keeps a rollin'on down to san antone ♪ ♪ when i was just a baby my mama told me, "son, always be a good boy don't ever play with guns" ♪ ♪ but i shot a man in reno just to watch him die when i hear that whistle blowing, i hang my head and cry ♪ ♪ some people like to rock some people like to roll but movin' and a groovin' gonna satisfy your soul ♪ ♪ let's have a party let's have a party ohh, let's have a party let's have a party♪ send 'em to the store let's buy some more and have a party tonight ♪ ♪ i've never kissed a bear i've never kissed a goon but i can shake a chicken in the middle of the room ♪ ♪ let's have

. >> people who were elvis fanatics, they have winston churchill fanatics. >> the microphone that churchillto announce the end of

it's like elvis presley memorabilia. the man paid three times more than the estimated price, and the buyer also owns like the microphone that churchill used to announce the end of the war in europe in 1945. >> that would be a cool thing to have. not the dentures. >>> what were 6200 children doing on the beach in gaza? trying to break the world record for kite flying. we haven't figured out whether they made it. the united nations relief and work agency is behind a summer program for the kids, who are dealing with an israeli blockade. 3,710 kids set the current record in a similar event last year. last week some of these same children part of a record for bouncing basketballs. more than 7,000 of them all dribbling at the same time. >> good for them. >> can you imagine getting out there and there is no wind? [ laughter ] >>> it's greasy and sweet not for people counting calories. >> chocolate covered bacon! >> bacon, bacon, bacon! >> it's being served at what else, money pigs. it's at a state fair. they put a cherry on top

. >> reporter: like elvis, he is in the building? >> he is not. [ laughter ] >> reporter: can you tell me where he is? >> i cannot. >> reporter: the $800,000 a year man has become invisible. vanished. no sign of him at his huntington beach home or at his lavish horse ranch located near seattle, washington and there is no way of knowing if he is going to be at the special bell city council meeting where the five members are going to consider firing him, making him resign, along with his assistant, and the chief of police. >> everybody, everybody resign because they have lost the trust with the community. >> reporter: no city manager assistant or police chief in america makes this kind of money. why here? >> a charter is permission to run your city separate from the general state laws of california. >> reporter: and with rizzo pushing the idea and the bell voters approving it, bell became a charter city in 2003. state assembly hector de la torre whose area includes bell says there is nothing illegal that rizzo and his associates have d

remember the iconic motorcycle themes with elvis. >> keep in touch! >> reporter: popper, the fonz?ying their rides. well today they're not the only ones two-wheeling down the road. women are now getting a leg up, riding high on their own. >> 25 million riders out there, almost 6 million are women. >> reporter: 6 million are women. >> yes. >> reporter: why are so many women gravitating towards a motorcycle? >> more women are seeing women on bikes and they see them and think oh, if she can do it, so can i. honestly there are no barriers to women getting into motorcycling. >> reporter: and not just one group of women, all women, wives, moms, even grandmothers. >> i have a 2-year-old and 7-year-old grandkid. >> reporter: how many of you guys are working, professional jobs now? >> it's the best way to start your day. >> you go to work and you're asleep in your car. you are not asleep here. >> reporter: how could you sleep? your eyes are always on the road, constantly aware of the world around you. it's part of what draws these women to the bike itself. for someone who has never been on

and it's no wonder in recent polls most americans think that elvis is alive. more people think elvis is alive than the stimulus bill has worked. that's failure. nevada's unemployment, clark county unemployment has gone up 40%. that's undisputable. take clark county alone. there are those who say the stimulus is working in las vegas. yet just last month almost 3,500 people filed for unemployment benefits. you take the stimulus down in las vegas, nearly 40,000 people have lost their jobs in las vegas. tell me the stimulus is working in las vegas. take nevada as a whole, just last month, 4,100 people filed for unemployment claims. take the state since the stimulus. almost 50,000 people have lost their jobs in las vegas. tell me that the stimulus has worked in my district. i would debate anybody on this and i'll wait for my phone to ring. just talk a little bit about the fact that in nevada our employment level is 50% higher than the national average. if we had the national average in the state of nevada, there would be 60,000 fewer unemployed nevadans right now.

and it's no wonder in recent polls most americans think that elvis is alive. more people think elvis is alive than the stimulus bill has worked. that's failure. nevada's unemployment, clark county unemployment has gone up 40%. that's undisputable. take clark county alone. there are those who say the stimulus is working in las vegas. yet just last month almost 3,500 people filed for unemployment benefits. you take the stimulus down in las vegas, nearly 40,000 people have lost their jobs in las vegas. tell me the stimulus is working in las vegas. take nevada as a whole, just last month, 4,100 people filed for unemployment claims. take the state since the stimulus. almost 50,000 people have lost their jobs in las vegas. tell me that the stimulus has worked in my district. i would debate anybody on this and i'll wait for my phone to ring. just talk a little bit about the fact that in nevada our employment level is 50% higher than the national average. if we had the national average in the state of nevada, there would be 60,000 fewer unemployed nevadans right now.

>> good morning, we're not socked into much in the way of what is a clear shot of the golden gate elvisg along the coastline we'll start of the daly city. currently 54 degrees in daly city, by noon getting up to 70-day about 75 back down again to 71 by a clock. satellite picture shows the fog this morning pockets just kind of sitting along the coastline from most of the peninsula is in the clear same goes the east, north and down to the south. kron temperatures rainouts 53 san francisco redwood city down into the soap bay. 60 degrees in san jose 56 for los daughters. afternoon highs, we're getting a bit these through the north bay 82 degrees for santa rosa about the same in sonoma, napa, fairfield getting of the '90s 93 degrees or the long peninsula temperatures and pretty much say in a 66 for prices rose 76% of it. through these they ever '60s for berkeley, richmond. 71 in oakland, over to concord temperatures in the '90s, '90s for crocker, pittsburgh, antioch 93 degrees. 83 degrees through san jose also sings the '90s into the south bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. no

and it's no wonder in recent polls most americans think that elvis is alive. more people think elvis is alive than the stimulus bill has worked. that's failure. nevada's unemployment, clark county unemployment has gone up 40%. that's undisputable. take clark county alone. there are those who say the stimulus is working in las vegas. yet just last month almost 3,500 people filed for unemployment benefits. you take the stimulus down in las vegas, nearly 40,000 people have lost their jobs in las vegas. tell me the stimulus is working in las vegas. take nevada as a whole, just last month, 4,100 people filed for unemployment claims. take the state since the stimulus. almost 50,000 people have lost their jobs in las vegas. tell me that the stimulus has worked in my district. i would debate anybody on this and i'll wait for my phone to ring. just talk a little bit about the fact that in nevada our employment level is 50% higher than the national average. if we had the national average in the state of nevada, there would be 60,000 fewer unemployed nevadans right now.

including this record accumulation of the debt, are hostile to job creation, and more people think elvis is alive than believe the democrats' trillion dollar stimulus created jobs. unemployed workers want real jobs, not two years of unemployment benefits. but all this congress offerr is more debt and ultimately more pink slips. that is hardly what the unemployed needs. i urge my members to oppose this bill and insist that any further spending is really paid for. that is the only hope for turning this economy around and actually creating jobs that americans need. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin. mr. levin: i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell, a member of the ways and means committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. pascrell: mr. speaker, i rise to speak for the unemployed. i've had more calls in my office in the last two weeks from those who have run out of benefits. that's a fact of life. the last speaker who talked about the unemployed tha

it is a speakers bureau in which people in recovery from mental elvis go out and talk about their experiencee, there lived experiences, and i am a speaker myself. down in georgia, georgia has done a great job already getting into the va and with family to family in connection stuff. i have been able to kind of fly on their coattails with their own voice. we will go in there at the end of july. i already have a vietnam veteran as a speaker, and i am and hoping to get a younger one so i have at least two veterans speakers. but what you mentioned about educating the upper command about whether it ptsd, depression, anxiety looks like, we would love to get involved in that effort. unfortunately, most of the speakers -- they are civilians. so there's a certain kind of resistance, because we're not military, but we really would like to help with that. if anybody has any recommendations, it you might want to talk to me afterward, i would really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> just to understand, i worked -- besides nami, i work for federally qualified health center where we do primary-care services.

games to elvis impersonations, three-days of activities promise to hold something for everyone. i'm proud of this community in my district and i wish continued success for the next 200 years. the tiny community of tioga celebrates its 150 anniversary this year and located in tioga near the border of new york state. it was a dens and overpowering wilderness of pines and teaming wildlife. the inhabit tants were tribes of indians who viewed it as prime hunting and fishing grounds. it took a brave family to travel from new jersey and become the first settlers in the area. later, another acquired the land and built a house at the southern end of the border, now located beneath the dam. there is a story that he won it in a poker game and first local elections were held in 1804. it was 1860 when tiogaburrough was recognize as a separate division. the residents are proud and i wish them congratulations on this historic occasion. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. jones of north carolina. mr. bright of alabama. mr. burton of

call me elvis.beautiful blue looks great in a room of all neutrals and velvet retains the color. it looks rich. >> for somebody just starting out to incorporate colors into their rooms, the number one piece of advice, do you start small with something simple? >> absolutely. look at your wardrobe, your favorite dress. a favorite sweater. take the color from that. paint the back of your book case. buy an accent table or, you know, a chair like that and see how you like living with it. >> sometimes i bring flowers in and see whether that color works. is that good? >> that's a great way. i love fresh flowers. i think it's a nice thing we do to honor ourselves even if it's from the grocery store for a couple of dollars next to the sink in the morning makes you smile. >> you make me smile. good advice. now i'm not so scared. by the way, the show premieres september 13th. up next, how to set curfew for >>> back now at 8:47. this morning on "today's family" setting curfews for your kids. believe it or not,