you don't know elvis. what are you gonna do with elvis? -- go to sleep. i got up the next morning and called colonel parker. i called him 365 days, every morning i called him, i said, hello, this is jerry weintraub. yes. i want to take elvis on the road. no. and we went like that, 365 days. after that, one day he called me. he said, jerry, you still want to take elvis on the road. i said, absolutely with all my heart. he said, great, meet me in las vegas tomorrow with a million dollars. a million dollars. >> jimmy: a million dollars. how the heck are you gonna do that? >> now i know what a million dollars is now but in those days a million dollars was the rockefellers or something. but i said i would get it and i said i would be there. and i went to the bank in las vegas, which had a gold crown on it and a purple facade. you know, vegas. >> jimmy: sure, absolutely. >> and i said to the lady, i got a million coming, and i was wearing crocodile boots, cowboy belt. i had long hair down to here. >> jimmy: how old were you then? >> i was 24, 25

presley watching his career explode. >> there was elvis, singing and gyrating.e girls-- oh, you know. and we had never seen anything like that. >> reporter: but elvis had eyes for her. >> he said, "would you be my girl?" "yeah, i would." and he reached in his pocket and he gave me this ring. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yeah. i really was. and i had it checked. it's diamonds. >> reporter: you had it checked. >> well, of course. after he got to be a big star i thought, i wonder if those old suckers are real, you know? they were itty-bitty. yeah, they're diamonds. >> reporter: it was elvis who advised wanda to switch to rock 'n' roll. ♪ some people like to roll some people like to roll. ♪ >> reporter: and in 1960 "let's have a party' became her breakthrough hit. ♪ let's have a party . >> reporter: on stage wanda was also making a fashion statement. >> the girls in country music wore these fluffy little things. >> reporter: you didn't like those. >> i said these cloths are covering up my assets. >> reporter: the silk fringe outfits her mother sewed became wa

these people took great pleasure in the teaching nature of all things elvis. to them and mentioned that preserve the assets of green shag carpeting and mirrored walls was both funny and tacky. they cast missile the jumpsuit collection. as we held along with its your professionalism of our tour guide struck me. her task was not an easy one. she had to provide a thought of elvis knowledge to all the intensive devotees. at the same time she had to acknowledge the absurd nature of the experience for the rest of the tour group. with subtle changes in our facial expression and slightly judgment in her tone of voice, our guide covers her task brilliantly. at no point in time did she diminish elvis in the eyes of his devout followers. still haven't everyone left graceland that be thoroughly satisfied with their visit. think of this book as my tour of a different kind of graceland. only with a lot more footnotes. oh, and zombies. so with the introduction. there are many natural sources of fear in world politics. terrorist attacks, pandemics, natural disasters, climate

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it was elvis. he believed elvis was the best performer in town. it was in his later years, and he was large. [laughter] he was wearing a sequence jump suit. >> not the white house attire? >> no, no. of course i had never seen the man or heard the man, and he had these -- what color is it? red, pink? scarlett? he had scarlett scarves and he would wipe his face and sing. it was fantastic. he sang the most ridiculous thing in the world and people would cheer and yell and love it. i'd sit there and go like this. [laughter] he would sing a ballad, and it was absolutely beautiful. i mean, this man had a voice that was spectacular. i love country music, and i love ballads, and he would sing, and you'd just get carried away with it. he'd wipe his face off and throw the scarf out into the crowd, and everyone would scream. joyce got one of the scarves, and it's framed. [laughter] what happened was afterwards, sammy said, come on, let's go back into the dressing room. you know, i'm not the type who hangs around las vegas dressing rooms. [laughter] you go in

it was elvis presley. sami believed that elvis was the best performer in town. he was in his later years and he was large. he was wearing a sequin jump suit. >> not what you picture. >> no, i had never seen the man. he had scarlet. and he would wipe his face. he would sing about the most ridiculous crap. then he would sing a ballot. and i love country music and ballots. he would sing and it would just -- you'll be carried away. then he'd take the scarf, wait his sweat, and you throw it into the crowd. joyce has one, and it's framed. what happened, sami said come on we're going to go back into the dressing room. i'm not the type that hangs around las vegas dressing rooms. you go in the place and it's large. here are all of the people. sami is getting dressed, walking around, and there are attractive women with trays selling cigarettes and western jewelry and turquoise and what have you. all of the staff and everyone, they are all milling around. joyce gets carried away. she's talking to somebody. she couldn't find me. she finally looked around the room and way of

i called them elvis sightings

i called them elvis sightings.

>> reporter: overseeing these vows as elvis.ing an actual celebrity to wed them. not the king, of course. but a recognizable name all the same. now recognizable? well, don't be expecting the likes of robin williams from "lie sense to wed" or "doubt's" phillip see more hoffman. celebs that are available tend to be of the upbeat. tori spelling has done it. >> tony and dax, it is my honor and privilege to pronounce you committed partners in love and in life. >> reporter: d-list diva kathy griffin. >> i am allowed to use any profanity i want, including [ bleep ] jokes. however, i am forbidden from using the word [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and she hasn't shied away from her candor. >> you may screw the bride! >> reporter: but that's white wedding stuff next to the alter ego of movie director, writer, podcaster kevin smith who is doing for holy matrimony what he once did for film comedy in the '90s. make it for money and a lot dirtier. >> that's why i manually masturbate caged animals. >> show me $5,000 wedding other than an elopement. >

so i broke elvis's record.he king. >> yeah, of course he is. >> jimmy: i'm so psyched you're here, kenny rogers. i've got to say, where is the beard? >> well, part of it's still here. i've had this for seven or eight years now. my wife wanda is an identical twin and the process one day she and her sister were bitching and moaning about cutting their hair. i said, "for god's sake, cut it. it will grow up." and she said, "if it's that simple, why don't you shave your beard?" so as a joke, i had about a month off, i went in and was going to shave it and i shaved it down to here and i said, "you know what, i like this." so, i never grew it back. >> jimmy: it looks pretty good. i like it, yeah. you can grow it back. and then the next album could be the return of the beard. >> that's right. >> jimmy: it'd be awesome. [ laughter ] >> that's right. he's old again. >> jimmy: you own that look. there's a website called "men who look like kenny rogers" have you ever seen this? [ cheers ] you know what i'm talking about? a

take a look at the world's rough cut of elvis presley's name is home graceland.n of an elvis fan in denmark. he decided to build his own copy of the home. yet to quit his job as a salesman. he said he's determined to make a living as a full-time elvis fan. royal fever has reached canada. today canada unveiled three new stance they honor the wedding of prince william and kate middleton. if they will be available april 29th at the same day as the wedding. more than 16 million will be made and no be available on- line for to be in canada they will be available at post office branches there. the speaking of stance on on details of the statue of liberty stamp in the west. we would have to be an expert to notice this. the face of the statue of liberty is not the real deal. it's actually the face of the replica from the new york, new york hotel and casino in vegas. fisher by state collector uncover the truth and alerted the u.s. postal service. >>jacqueline: a live look good side over the bay bridge toll plaza, mostly sunny skies but a few clouds streaming in. for seen

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

so they dedicated a lot that will be called elvis presley park. it's off the danube river.e hoping the park will some day rival graceland in memphis. that may be tough to pull off. coming up, we'll take you to napa valley grape vineyard that hasn't been award for i'm done with all these lists.. i want one list. for one store. [ female announcer ] at safeway, you get it all. great quality and great prices. so you just need a safeway list. [ male announcer ] with thousands of everyday low prices you'll save all over the store. [ female announcer ] plus we have great club card specials like refreshe water, 24 packs are only $2.99 each. [ male announcer ] quality and low prices. so there's one stop for everything. [ female announcer ] at safeway, that's our promise. that's ingredients for life. >> in napa county, a vineyard experiment it uses a process that imitates nature. it could lead to a day when growers irrigate crops from thin air. >> its vineyard where the proverbable old vines rule. despite buying wrinkled as matt likes to say, they are admiral. >> they are resilient.

the four of us sat down and it was elvis presley. sammy believed that elvis was the best performance in town. he was in his later years and he was large. he was wearing a sequin jump suit. >> not quite the uniform of the next white house? >> no, no, no, no. of course, i'd never seen the man and i'd never heard the man. and he had these -- what color is it chartreuse? red? pink? scarlet? he had scarlet scarfs, and he would wipe his face. he'd stand up there and sing. it was fantastic. he'd sing the most ridiculous thing in the world and people would cheer and yell and love it. and i'd sit there and go like this. then he would sing a ballot and it was absolutely beautiful. i mean this man had a voice that was spectacular. and i love country music and i love ballots. and he would sing and it would just -- you'd be carried away with it. then he'd take the scarf, wipe the face, sweat off, and throw it out in the crowd and everywhere would scream. he through one to davis. davis gave it to joyce. and it's framed. [cheers and applause] >> wh

the four of us sat down and it was elvis presley. sammy believed that elvis was the best performance in town. he was in his later years and he was large. he was wearing a sequin jump suit. >> not quite the uniform of the next white house? >> no, no, no, no. of course, i'd never seen the man and i'd never heard the man. and he had these -- what color is it chartreuse? red? pink? scarlet? he had scarlet scarfs, and he would wipe his face. he'd stand up there and sing. it was fantastic. he'd sing the most ridiculous thing in the world and people would cheer and yell and love it. and i'd sit there and go like this. then he would sing a ballot and it was absolutely beautiful. i mean this man had a voice that was spectacular. and i love country music and i love ballots. and he would sing and it would just -- you'd be carried away with it. then he'd take the scarf, wipe the face, sweat off, and throw it out in the crowd and everywhere would scream. he through one to davis. davis gave it to joyce. and it's framed. [cheers and applause] >> wh

i said, i can't, i have elvis and frank and the carpenters and, i'm a little busy, dylan. over for a day and see him. so i flew over to london. when i got there, he was prancing up and down in front of the hotel. pissed off. couldn't have been worse. and i got out -- >> jimmy: i can't imagine him mad to start with. >> he was mad. i got out of the car. he said to me, we got a problem. i said, okay, what is the problem? he said, well, the airplanes are no good, the sound system stinks, the buildings are no good, the tour is awful, the food's awful, everything, it's just all wrong, it's no good, jerry. i said, john, can i just get a little sleep, i just flew in from los angeles, i was on a 12-hour flight. he said, okay, when can we meet? i said, 5:00. he said, fine, we'll meet at 5:00. i went upstairs, 5:00, downstairs, sit down with john. i said, john, i took care of everything. you did? what did you do? i said, i fired ferguson. he said, you didn't. i said, i did. he said, why would you do that? i said, because he was in charge of the airplanes and the venues and the sound

elvis crespo. ¡el papÁ de los helados!ambora. ♪ hace mucho tiempo que se fue, ya comencé a extrañarla tanto. ♪ ♪ si la vuelvo a ver le pediré que tenga valor y que en mi propia cara jure que no me ama, que no quiere volver. ♪ ♪ que la espere, ella no llegó, que le jure, ella me juró volvernos a ver tan pronto caiga el sol. ♪ ♪ y hace 15 años que el sol ha caído y su calor marchitó todo mi amor. ♪ [♪] ♪ 15 los inviernos, 15 son los años que yo la he llorado, 15 años de pie, 15 años con fe. ♪ ♪ yo que le dibujé corazones en el suelo con su nombre. ♪ ♪ ¿total, para qué? ♪ ♪ de pie la esperé y ella no llegó, de pie le juré, ♪ ♪ ella me juró volvernos a ver tan pronto caiga el sol. ♪ ♪ y hace 15 años que el sol ha caído, y su calor marchitó todo mi amor. ♪ [♪] esto tiene bumbÚn. vamos ya. cc: telemundo network. captioning@telemundo.com (3o5) 887-3o6o cc: telemundo network josé d.b: hola, quÉ tal. muy buenos dÍas. gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo. 3 de abril, desde washington d.c. esto es "enfoque". tenemos mucho que

until brand's portrayal of elvis snow -- >> i'm a motorist. >> reporter: in two hit come dips made himbvious choice to play another self-destructive here donnist. how is arthur different from snow? >> snow a dark man. he's a man suffering from addiction. arthur is just like a kid. like, like, snow is drinking and taking drugs because, oh, gold, the world is so awful, tortured, like me. but arthur is just, so, you didn't have to go to work and you had loads and loads of money, why not drink a martini for breakfast. >> reporter: to play a drunk or a june can i, most actors draw on the sense memory of binges past. and russell brand has a lot of sense memory. after a childhood filled with receive loathing, bulimia and cutting, much of his early work was performed while stoned out of his gourd. >> i don't [ bleep ] believe i just did that. that was me having a mental breakdown on heroin. >> reporter: when did you realize you haud to make a change? >> i lost my job at mtv because of some inappropriate crack-induced on-screen lunacy. >> reporter: je, the day after 9/11, he showed up for work

people thought the world was coming to the end and morals went out the window with elvis presley. but then we have not the age of innocence. we had disco, punk, new wave, rap, hip-hop, and electronic music. all of these are deejay-driven music genres. they could be considered electronic dance music. i would like to lend my support for the young people. in mind -- in the same vein, i believe our young people have to take responsibility for their actions. they need to look up for one another, facilitate a reduction with regard to drinking, drugs, and violence. if we are not figuring out who we need to grow up to be and fall in love with, and who we are going to date and stuff -- it just robs us of such an important part of our live. all of us did it, even the people who are against electronic dance music. all of us had that, growing up. as female appointees -- as the mayoral appointee, i strongly support the use commission in trying to find good news for people to go to. >> any other commissioners? >> my name is leah lacroix. the commission is a 17-member advisory body appointed by

seldomer sold by critics of elvis. and military war games this is the nation's launch ballistic missiles on american cities. possible impact of san francisco shores but in reality who is capable of pulling off such an attack against the usa the interesting thing is that the threat is actually shrinking not increasing the ballistic missile threat is declining there are far fewer ballistic missiles in the world now than they were fifteen years ago there were fewer countries with ballistic missile programs there were fewer hostile countries to the united states with ballistic missile programs. when you start when you look at it it really comes down to work to a handful of states who programs through we worry about north korea and iran basically and they only. we have medium range missiles that is they can reach the united states. from ronald reagan on birds every president has three funding for missile defense under different guises using various funds costing at least two hundred billion dollars. are u.s. taxpayers getti

he is the producer of the "ocean's eleven" trilogy, the man behind the concert tours of both elvis and frank sinatra, a diverse and long show business resume. jerry, great to see you again. >> great to see you. >> really good to have you back here. >> thank you. >> a new documentary, we just saw a couple of clip there's about your life and your career about to air on hbo. how did that come about? >> graydon carter, the editor of "vanity fair" came to me and said he would like to make a documentary about my life after my book was so successful. and my book was coming out in paper back "i'll stop talking when i'm dead." a little plug there. i said graydon, i can't produce a documentary about myself. it means i have to turn it over. and i can't creatively get involved with a documentary about myself. because that's not right. so that means i am out of the loop except i'm an actor. all of the sudden in front of the camera, and an actor. and i don't know if i want to do that. >> so you didn't have anything to do with the creative then. >> zero. >> what was it like? what was it like? was it

we fell asleep listening to elvis presley on the stereo. i must have dozed off because i awoke to the sound of my girlfriends saying, stop it. i was so terrified that i closed my eyes and pretended to be asleep. i can't tell you how many years it took me to forgive myself for that. afterwards, my girlfriend to the bathroom, told me what happened. i was devastated and scared and confronted my mother in the morning. her back was to us, a said, mom, mary kay said it dad. chris -- said dad put his hands down her pants. to finally turned to me and said, how could you ever think that your father would do something like that? i remember feeling such guilt, like, wow, what an incredibly horrible boulder in to think something about that. i should have known that my mother's reaction was typical of over 80% of families dealing with these issues. since then she has become the biggest supporter. it took me years to get through the process of grieving. how did i turn that into a message of courage and light? one thing never left my mind in the long proc

. >> reporter: they even have elvis. >> ♪ loving you, loving you >> reporter: at the hotel the well manneredcakes to the ever growing crowd of well-wishers. any delivery caused a stir with the gawkers and paparazzi. are those dresses for the wedding? but royal watchers already got what they came for. a priceless moment with the future queen. buckingham palace also released a program tonight. in the program the couple says they are deeply touched by the outpouring of affection by the public. also, liz, they -- we know that miss middleton won't promise to obey william in her vows but she will promise to love, comfort, honor and keep him. >> very interesting. any more little juicy details about what's going to go on tomorrow, specifically maybe the dress or the ring perhaps? >> you know, the dress is the best kept secret, of course. it's probably going to be a british designer. there's been a lot of talk it will be the late alexander mcqueen from his style house. a woman ran in with the fur coat over her head. that might be the designer. the ring is welsh gold from a little chunk given to the q

a small school to kowtow to troops on the soto patris built hotel golden gold and noble tilson for elvis you stone dostoevsky. in a sea of kindness if you visit.

i have not finished college, so i think it is so important that these programs, from elvis to youth, -- from elders to use, are not taking away from the people by giving to the people and our extended rather than cut. you mentioned earlier in the program how much other districts have wealthy people in their districts. i think it is so important to close that tax loopholes and increase the taxes of the wealthy. i disagree with you, mayor, in terms of cutting the pensions and looking at that as something to cut employees' benefits. i think that sets up a front for people working people -- and use a working-class families -- to be fighting against each other for all these cuts and pieces. i do not think that we should be fighting for crumbs. i think we need the whole damned pie. we need to teach our kids. we need to keep our streets clean. workers are not the enemy. students are not the enemy. therefore, we need to be working together and really keep the demand of what everybody is saying tonight. thank you. [applause] >> hello. i am a youth worker for the burn all -- burn all heights -

it tells you elvis defined what being a rock star was.know, we're in a new place now. >> rock & roll isn't just about music. it's the energy and excitement. >> and the style and how elvis looked. it's about the dancing and that full package was something. i meap, certainly chuck berry, little richard. to most of the world elvis took it out there. >> i thought the number two choice was interesting. bob dylan has been described as a poet. a huge influence on a generation of song writers. >> this is where you see the difference of having musicians vote. you see the impact that bob dylan has had. in terms of transforming what songwriting is. in the ability to draw from poetry and art and politics and your own emotions in a different way than any other writer had done in songwriting history. he transformed the possibilities for what rock & roll could be. >> before number one, has rock and roll changed? when you listen to what's popular out there, is rock and roll dead, changed? what's going on? >> everything has grown so big -- >> well, we hav

i called them elvis sightings. he really was not there. he was not doing what it thought he did. maybe somebody recall vaguely. what i try to do was at least base it on the record and use the anecdotes. >> what was the extent of communist penetration? >> they had done a lot of studies. i don't have the numbers and my head, but it's in the book. there are at least a half-dozen in the ls as headquarters. they believed to have at a communist sympathies or feeding information to soviet intelligence. there were breaches and penetrations of stations all of round the world. the cia has done some good analysis of that. donovan knew he had communist organization. he actually had a very complicated relationship. he wanted to work with them but did not want them working for him. he would set up relationships with communists and the u.s. he could be very harsh on communists in his organization, particularly if they were being investigated by congress with the name popped up there. he beckham has until the end that there were probably 40 people in his organization that he thought were communi

especially, those sorts of venues, and also the movies, so particularly in the 50s, rock n' roll, and elvis presley for a favorite of young people and older folks as well who really made a name for himself agenting and put on a performance of blackness, of black styles, black dress styles, black musical styles, though he was, of course, white. other figures followed him, but rock n' roll is one place people fell in love with rebels. james dean, "rebel without a cause" was a catch phrase for rebels of the era. that applies to cough field as well. these are folks who don't have a political problem, a class problem, but they are alienated all the same, so all of deen's movies, marlin brando, for example, and the young waitress asked what he's rebelling against, and he says, what do you got? that's the places you see rebels, and bow homian is popular at the time and "life" magazines brings fringes into middle class homes across the country, and people pick up that magazine and look at pictures of beat necks and beat riders and look at writers like jackson pollack, folks they wouldn't know much

they took great pleasure in the nature of all they as elvis those that preserved reared walls and green shag carpeting was tacky part of a gasped and how ridiculous they thought it jumpsuit was. the professionalism of our tour guide struck me. where task is not easy she had to give some all this knowledge to their deformities but at the same time had to a knowledge the absurd nature of the experience for the rest of the tour group. with their slight adjustments and total voice the guide accomplished her tax broke -- task brainman 0.time did she diminished all this in the eyes of his followers but still i believe everybody who left graceland that day thoroughly satisfied with their visit think of this book of my two were only with a lot more footnotes. and zombies. there is the introduction. >> many national sources of fear with terrorist attacks lethal pandemic scum and natural disasters, climate change, a financial panic, nuclear proliferation, will a lawyer for and support. pocket is one of the fastest-growing concerns and of course, i speak of zombies where they're called post humans

so particularly in the '50s rock 'n roll, the birth of rock 'n roll, particularly folks like elvis presley, certainly a huge favorite of young people and some older folks as well across the country who really made a name for himself acting very deliberately putting on a performance of blackness, of blackstone, black dress styles of black musical styles. though he was of course why. and other figures followed him. of rock 'n roll would be one place that he fell in love with rebels are also movies, james dean of course rebel without a cause, became a kind of catch phrase for the rebels of the air. that phrase would certainly apply to holden caulfield as well. these are folks who don't have a political problem. they don't have a class problem, but they're alienated all the same. so all of dean's movie, marlon brando, the wild one for exemplary makes that wonderful line, young waitress, ask them which are rebelling against, and he says what you've got? so those are places you should rebels and then also looking it becomes more popular at the time. "life" magazine does a great job of bringing p

>> reporter: overseeing these vows as elvis presley, now couples are hiring an actual celebrity to wed the king, of course, but a recognizable name all the same. how recognizable? well, don't be expecting the likes of robin williams from "licensed to wed." or "doubt's" philip seymour hoffman. celebrities tend toward the offbeat. beverly hills "90210"'s tori spelling's done it. >> it is my honor and it is my privilege to pronounce you committed partners in love and in life. >> reporter: but that's white wedding stuff next to the alter ego of movie director/writer/actor/ personality podcaster kevin smith, who is doing for holy matrimony what he once did for film comedy in the '90s. make it a lot more fun and a lot dirtier. >> show me another $5,000 wedding other than an elopement. >> reporter: smith's weddings take place within the 50-seat hollywood theater he calls the smodcastle. each wedding is part of a regular podcast. it's michael and scott's wedding day, and if you are wondering when they're planning to change out of those hockey jerseys, they're not. this is a hockey-themed weddi

particularly in the 50's rock-and-roll, the birth of what control, it looks like elvis presley, certainly a huge favorite of young people. older folks as well who really made a name for himself acting. very deliberately putting on a performance of blackness, black styles, black dress styles, but musical styles though he was, of course, white. of the figures followed him. rock and roll would be one place that people fell in love. also youth movies. james dean, rebel without a cause became a kind of catch phrase for the rebels of the era. that phrase was certainly applying to holden caulfield. folks don't have a political problem, cost problem, but they are alienated all the same. all of the mollen brando, many of his early movies, the wild ones where he makes that wonderful line. young waitress asked him what he is rebelling against. he says, what to you have. those are places you see rebels. also bohemia becomes more popular. but life magazine does a great job of bringing people from the fringes into middle-class homes across the country. people are able to pick up the life magazine and l

the most unlikely summit since elvis met richard. someone else suggested beebe bring along kids who suffered missiles fired from gaza. that's political. would he take sides in the most contested stalemate at times? no. the meeting was off. red faces. even sulkier teen. i want to see this country and all the places i've dreamed of. and whether it's the paps or being pulled into politics, it's been frustrating. my guess, bieber will now say never. he'll leave peace to bolder dudes and stick to the teen tunes. "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, london. >> i'm so glad that nick did that piece. >> perfect. i guess he has a lot to sulk about, that young man. >> he should be able to walk around. >> that's what he wanted to do. >>> coming up, catherine zeta-jones and michael douglas face another health crisis. what's going on? we'll tell you. >>> and how young is too young to stop bullying with plastic surgery? the mother and daughter you just don't want to miss. >>> and the teen mom star fleeing her marriage, just months after tie

. >> elvis had a thing for you.:00 in the morning trying to show you around london. >> that was a big mistake of mine. he's cute. he's cute. >> paul newman said he had insecurities about the way he looked? paul newman? >> no, it was his height the. we did the scene, he looked down and said, well, you're the first leading lady i have been able the look down on. so charming and gracious. >> there are some painful moments you write about. notably, about the miscarriage of your second son and how difficult that was. you carried him seven months before the pregnancy ended. >> almost eight. >> almost eight. it wassen a day you don't want to remember. >> no, no, i don't. i think it's important for women to know, even recently, i think, i heard -- that certain people said that the baby blues is just a -- you know, a little thing. but, it's a terrible thick for women that go through it. it's a deep, deep, deep depression. and it should be dealt with. >> this was more than baby blues. your mother was so worried. your quote qu

. >> reporter: i met elvis, a half-zebra half-giraffe.he people grooming them. trimming hairspraying. hair painting. welcome to intergroom, that brings together 3,000 annual groomers from 21 countries together, to learn new ways to transform their beloved pets from ordinary to extraordinary. the biggest attraction at the show was the creative challenge competition, where dogs are colored and sculpted into pieces of art that would make willy wonka jealous. we caught up with angela and lori. where do the styles come from? >> you have to plan months in advance and plan for it. >> reporter: your dog sees a puddle of mud and just rolls around? >> yes. >> that's a dog being a dog. yeah. and he loves the mud. >> reporter: but the practice of dyeing dogs for fun has raised some eyebrows. are there health side-effects? >> we don't use any harmful products. we use a lot of colored hairsprays. these guys are our children. we wouldn't use anything that was dangerous on them. >> reporter: and americans aren't monkeying around when it comes to grooming

. >> darya: he's the guy who took elvis' seventh tour.woman i guess, still carrying on with another. he's the guy who produced oceans 12. >> darya: that's not a good sign. >> gary: he made more shots. >> darya: what about the sharks? speaking bear on fire, three games left against the playoffs will begin probably a week from thursday? >> darya: so this is exciting the cliched. that's great. i have a couple of other pieces of video since were not watching baskets it will be fun. this is often easy to criticize these celebrities to go on the show is like dancing with the stars. i have a couple of pieces, let's first to christie allen. this is a case where max, the guy blames a charlie horse, watch this, he drops so he dropped christie. the embarrassment factor, christie is criticized for her weight. he sang know it was my turn remorse my leg collapsed. he said she got up. that is taft. >> gary: let me tell you again, a this woman you criticize someone who's heavy or something goes wrong, will your sitting in front of your computer screen th

i called them elvis sightings when i was doing the research, where he really you know he wasn't theree wasn't doing what they thought he did or maybe somebody recalled vaguely. what i tried to do was a police base it on the record and use the anecdote that lot of oral histories out there for oss officers --. >> what was the extent of communist penetration of oss? >> they have done a lot of studies on that and i don't have the numbers in my head that it is in the book. there were at least like a half dozen in the oss headquarters who were believed to have either communist sympathies or repeating information to soviet intelligence. there were breaches and penetrations in stations all around the world. the cia does a good analysis of that. donovan knew he had communists in his organization. he actually had a complicated relationship with the communist. he wanted to work with them but he didn't necessarily want them working for him. so, he would set up a relationship with the communists in the u.s., the communist party in the u.s., and with communists overseas but he could be very very ha

y su perro que se llama elvis, serÁ crespo. es un defecto que no es puntual. no cecilia, vamos mÁs.zul >>> quiere no nos dijeron dÓnde encontrarlo >>> todos son prÍncipes, vean, vean. >>> bueno comiencen con azules pero va cambiando el color a pedida que pasa el tiempo y terminan siendo como negros o no hut muchachos? >>> a parte quÉ difÍcil imagÍnate ella no es princesa, de la realeza entonces ollenarl el ojo a todo el mundo y no hacer un paso en falso porque las crÍticas serÁn para ellas. el tratar de ser perfectas imposible, estas de acuerdo. >>> no dejarÁ contento a todo el mundo >>> llenar el ojo a todo el mundo no es fÁcil >>> a parte estarÁ estresada >>> primero perdiÓ su vida privada jamÁs nunca va a seran nim > >>> y llegar a ser asÍ lo que todo el mundo estÁ viendo, con tensiÓn >>> desde mucho tiempo atrÁs hemos estado viviendo cuÁntas veces terminaron su noviazgo y regresaron y era la polÉmica si se iban a casar o no. y que a flnuncian la boda la expectativa es tremenda, y cuando eres novia quiere casarte y cuando te casas quieren el primer hijo y luego no te has divorcia

i called them elvis sightings when i was doing the research, where he really you know he wasn't there he wasn't doing what they thought he did or maybe somebody recalled vaguely. what i tried to do was a police base it on the record and use the anecdote that lot of oral histories out there for oss officers --. >> what was the extent of communist penetration of oss? >> they have done a lot of studies on that and i don't have the numbers in my head that it is in the book. there were at least like a half dozen in the oss headquarters who were believed to have either communist sympathies or repeating information to soviet intelligence. there were breaches and penetrations in stations all around the world. the cia does a good analysis of that. donovan knew he had communists in his organization. he actually had a complicated relationship with the communist. he wanted to work with them but he didn't necessarily want them working for him. so, he would set up a relationship with the communists in the u.s., the communist party in the u.s., and with communists overseas but he could be very very

we only need bananas in there as well and we've got a dish for elvis, too, right?ting a huge portion like this. >> oh, my goodness. >> english sticky of the fi pudding. >> i wonder where ann is, because i'd like to share this with her. i would love to share this -- >> ann! >> hello. >> sticky toffee pudding. >> bring it on, baby. >> you should smell this. >> gosh. when will i ever learn about the joke around you? smell the food. >> because you end up wearing it. >> daren mcgrady, so nice to have you here, giving us a little insight as to what we'll be seeing after the wedding at some of the lunches and brunches. >> pretty cool. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, we'll be talking about a live announcement of the cmt music awards so all you country music fans stick around. >> plus some royal wedding worthy wines. first, your local news. >>> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. a chance to get your voice heard. we start with san francisco and the budget there. mayor ed lee and supervisor eric marr will hold a district one town hall meeting at 6:30 to answer qu