with a posh company that took me around, and i had this wonderful guy in named elvis. he could not figure me out either. where was my father and where was my husband? i felt i really passionately loved it. i responded to the people, the place, and the sounds, the animals. every time and we would drive, we went through tanzania on market place, and there were tons of people and goats, and i who wouldf them envy seen to be in and aids wasting state. they were walking around. i said to elvis, these people who look really sick, and you think they have aids? he said, no. i thought, they might have aids. he said, no. i thought, i am not going to get very far, because when you are with the safari company, they think you do not want to know what is going on. i say, i am going to have to find a way to come here and get the truth about what is happening. the gap between -- not just money, but the gap in education, health care, just having a voice in your own lives. yet the same time you see these people who in our world have nothing, but they still have the joy. tavis: what did

who did elvis bad mouth. cards up, please.oll the tape. ♪ all my loving ♪ i will send to you all my loving ♪ ♪ darling i'll be true. >> bill: bad mouthing the beatles. a little jealousy. you both got that right. that was easy. now the hard ones. "washington post" reporters revealed to the world the president's involvement in the watergate scandal. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. vice president ford will be sworn this as president at that hour in this office. >> bill: in 1967 it was a movie based on the book called "all the president's men". who played woodward in that film? who played woodward? you guys should know that. robert redford, that's correct. i wanted to break him in easy. he's up all night, he's exhausted. okay. i hope you all got those. during the gerald ford presidency, saturday night live often lampooned him and portrayed mr. ford as accident prone. >> bill: truth is ford was one of the most athletic presidents in history. what sport did gerald ford play in college? ford was a what ki

elvis.o. a 55-year-old interview. it will be great to get to that. but actually, we have a whole lot to cover this morning, including the breaking news on the american hikers. that's coming right up. >> we have so much to get to. we'll get to that. also, into the emotional testimony in the trial of a florida millionaire, accused of killing his wife. why his daughter broke down on the stand yesterday. what she said about her mother's state of mind. dan abrams will be along to help us break down the case. >> he always does. >> one less star on the dance floor. last night, basketball star player, ron artest, a.k.a., metta world peace and his partner, peta murgatroyd. they were voted off and joining us live this morning. let's get to the breaking news. the two americans jailed for spying in iran finally released this morning and likely headed for amman. abc's jim sciutto has been tracking the story and joins us there now. jim. >> reporter: robin after two and a half years of waiting, finally the

a great example, i think, just a month or so ago, when she flubbed the elvis anniversary.he probably heard something on tv that morning about elvis, and she interpreted it as his birthday instead of his anniversary of his passing. that's just really hard for the staff to manage her lack of ability to stay on script. >> and david, certainly, that's one of the minor things, the elvis thing. a lot of the things she's saying are serious issues with serious political ramifications and you shouldn't be making misstatements about, like mental disabilities being brought about by hpv vaccines. it doesn't seem, david gergen, that these things stick thought, that we're constantly pointing out this is factually incorrect, but it doesn't seem, until now, to have had much impact on her? >> anderson, americans are very forgiving and often a person will start who has a sizzling background are well meaning, compassionate as she is. and when they get into the big time and get into -- this is the nfl, in effect, she's playing in, it's a much tougher game. and you're forgiven one or two, but

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

and it was-- it was such a sad thing because she was really-- since elvis presley and the beatles and rolling stones and the whole contemporary change that came in, she was the only singer that really sang what i call the right way. >> jon: really? >> yeah, because she's-- she was a great jazz pop singer, and she was a little apprehensive about the whole thing when we were doing the record, but i-- i came up with one sentence that made everything work. and i just said, "you know," i said, "i may be wrong but i bet you're influenced by dinah washington." and when she heard that, she said, "oh, my god. that's my god. that's who i love." and it really changed the whole record, and she actually used some dinah washington phrases in the recording and the-- you could tell when you hear the record how wonderful she-- she was really a great jazz singer, a true jazz singer. and that-- i regret that because that's the right way to sing. >> jon: right. and you-- in your-- you really are intuitive now about the music, aren't you? like you can just feel it from people. you've done it long enough t

confusing elvis' death with his birthday.who, a., has a new competitor in governor perry. and b., letting her tongue get ahead of her brain, now people are going to say she has a campaign staff shakeup. people will say, another misstep, another problem for congressman bachmann. do you think they will? >> probably. but i will be there every day. i talked to her today after she did very well in your forum in south carolina. i'm going to still be around and give her council. it's not -- it's just -- there's a difference between starting at 6:00 in the morning and going until midnight and making every decision in a campaign, which may have been my skillset 20 years ago. but today, my sense is my value is more or less giving her advice and council. what we're going to do is -- the campaign both from the fundraising and also, in the political side, and the key thing over the next couple of weeks is how she fights very effectively as she has in the past, the whole debt ceiling and the new budget and all those kinds of things, and es

great example, a month or so ago when she flubbed the elvis anniversary and she didn't listen carefully. it was the anniversary of his passing and not his birthday and that's just really hard for the staff to manage her lack of ability to stay on script. >> and david, certainly, that's one of the minor things, the elvis thing. a lot of the things she's saying are serious issues with serious political ramifications and you shouldn't be making misstatements about, like mental disabilities being brought about by hpv vaccine. it doesn't seem, david gergen, that these things stick thought, that we're constantly pointing out this is factually incorrect, but it doesn't seem, until now, to have had much impact on her? >> anderson, americans are very forgiving and often a person starts with a sizzling background and they're well-meaning, compassionate as she is. when they get into the big-time and get into -- this is the nfl, in effect, she's playing and it's a much tougher game. and you're forgiven one or two, but you get a whole string like this and particularly this last one, it's done seriou

confusing elvis's birthday with his death day. silly factual misstatements, some not so silly. the management of the campaign saying, hey, staffers must be giving her bad information has come into play. last time i talked to ed rollins was in an e-mail exchange. he was having fun. he has had health issues so i will take them at their word for now. they have had questions about management style and substance within the campaign without a doubt. >> james, you have worked on a lot of campaigns and still work on campaigns overseas. obviously you disagree with her politically but as a campaign. >> she has a lot of energy. one thing we know is michele bachmann, contrary to my pulling for her won't be the republican nominee. it's hard to work on a campaign where you have a chance. but it's really hard to work on a campaign where you know in the end that you are not going to prevail. that could have something to do with this. ari is right. this is strictly when a campaign is a cause as opposed to something that will end in ultimate victory. you have to have energy and perseveran persev

. >> guest: it's violins i want, but i must say we do kind of compromise on elvis presley. never has elvis presley sounded so good to my ears as after hearing some of the hard rock, the metallic stuff. c-span: it seems that this has come up in a lot of the books we have talked about on history, something you say that you did, that you went out here to the rock creek cemetery to the statue grief. why? eleanor roosevelt used to do that. >> guest: it's a place to be alone, a place to be quiet, a place to meditate, and i think this was at the time that fred maroon had just done a beautiful book called washington, d.c. with a gorgeous picture of the shrouded figure in it. you never knew whether it was a man or a woman. there's no expression of joy or grief. it's just there, and it's in a cloister of beautiful trees -- what's the christmas berry tree? it had berry trees. c-span: holly trees? >> guest: holly -- it slipped my mind; that happens all the time now. and these holly trees, and there it is, a tribute of henry adams to his wife. i think it's a lesson in not to be immobili

is this the day elvis died or the day elvis was born? is this about john wayne or john wayne gacy?ut her? >> she's extremely bright. she's a great scholar. and when she has the answers researched, she can articulate them extremely well. unfortunately, as in this particular case, she's someone that relates to people. a woman walked up to her, told her her story. what we always try to do is get these stories vetted. are there facts to it? did it really happen this way? even in it was in this one circumstance, is that the kind of statement you want to make? that's part of the problem. there's a lot of people come up to candidates and they give them counsel and they basically give them advice and there's a tendency sometimes to repeat them. it's not just her. it's ronald reagan. it was many other candidates i've been with. you have to have a system that vets everything that comes out of a candidate's mouth. anything that goes in has to be vetted before it comes out. obviously, this was a case where the campaign didn't get the chance to vet this particular subject. >> this issue is not

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

pieces of rock-and-roll history -- photos of bob dylan, buddy holly, paintings by gamete hendrix, and elvis presley's first guitar. expect some spending from anywhere mementos. whoever gets them will have their very own piece of music history. bbc news. >> to a been watching "news the." -- you have been watching " newsday." >> you can catch all the stories on the bbc website. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. 

ambassador really so speak to kowtow to truthfulness otoh the true story toto told new golden children to elvis you. can see it on this if you visit. here with me here is a reminder of the top stories that he was already provide freedom and democracy but people say they're afraid any criticism of the new government will be met with severe punishment. france and germany stand down calls for greece to be kicked out of the euro zone as the third anniversary of the two thousand and eight financial crash brings concern and another this close of. russia's political season is only just underway but the first now is already here super rich russian to spend as quick as leader of the right causes party after just a few months in the job. others join our team on its regular journey to discover russia taking you this time to the southern city of crusted are a true story jewel on the river. it's always a pleasure to visit the room south of russia. to be one of its finest cities. founded on the cuban river at the end of the eighteenth century exclusion from a small club outpost to a modern administrative cap

. >> john, look at what we've tunnel john, rock and roll, beatles, elvis, jazz, all these things came arts and music in america without a single dime from the national endowment from the arts. the most famous things are the crucifix in urine and pornographic >>> prediction, patted. >> cantor is very talented, jong. but i predict that he does not become speaker of the house and he's blocked from running from governor because two outstanding guys, and he got two democrats and republicans will have that senate seats locked up. >> eleanor. >> republicans will return to work after labor day, chastened by the anger they will have heard from their constituents about their performance and the anger over a debt ceiling bill that seeps to have further flattened the economy. >> tim? >> rick perry will win the iowa caucus in january, michele bachmann will drop out and endorse him, and then will be a one on one between perry and romney. >> wow. mort. >> and jon huntsman will drop out of the race if he doesn't come first or second in new hampshire. >> marco rubio, senator from florida, will be the

elvis' very first guitar. held together barely by old masking tape.he astrid kercher beatles collectiononsisting of nearly 1,000 otographs, negatives, and their copyrights taken by astrid kercher. started photographing em at a time when the were just a backup band. u can see what she saw. >> that's the show for today. next week my guest, ew york times" foreign affairs columnist tom iedman. where wall street meets main street. haveve a great week, everybody,

ambassador in a small school sokoto patroclus photo a tricycle shoto golden gold and noble tilson for elvis year old stone from dostoyevsky lift you can see it on this column if you visit. nine thirty on sunday night here in the russian capital this is r t with weekly top stories now this hour america said decades since the tragedy of nine eleven which unites the nation brought about two of the bloodiest wars of the twenty first century and we bring the pictures of the ceremony taking place there at ground zero in you will. also visit russia in the sports world say goodbye to the country's top national ice hockey team wiped out in a plane crash in the blink of an eye. bosco course on the international community not to take sides in syria's internal violence as president did it says negotiation is the only way to peace in the arab league announces it's reached an agreement with damascus on a long promised reforms. i'll be back with more in less than thirty minutes from now let me tell me explore what's being done to clean up the world's oceans a deadly plastic waste that's the first part of

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citizens were killed israel has repeatedly refused to apologize for the deaths and in response has its elvis lady a massacre it has downgraded diplomatic relations between both countries to the level of security secretary and it's also frozen all military cooperation the took its prime minister used the word savagely when he referred to the israeli behavior he also accused israel of behaving like a spoiled boy in the region and he said that the turks would challenge israeli bullying in the mediterranean by increasing the naval presence there the turkish government has also rejected another finding of a un palmer report which said that these raids blockade on gaza was not illegal with the turkish government saying that it would now lobby that with the international criminal court in the hague we've heard from the turkish foreign minister who held a press briefing with the top official now bill shaath in which he said that the turks had a campaign underway to help the palestinians be successful in may come september the twentieth for a palestinian state now this is no surprise because for seve

the news in brief an elvis anti gadhafi fighters have taken control of the air in the future to him tell of the six day long assault continues all the previous dc's the two weeks ago but we've been driven back by loyalists he still without stiff resistance so that means continue to feed the violence in the besieged city. so called in bahrain has handed twenty medics a jail sentences of up to fifteen years after convicting them of incitement to overthrow the government the group had treated protesters injured during clashes with security forces earlier this year in a separate case the protester has been sentenced to death for killing a policeman cheering the armrest the op rising came in the wake of the arab spring i was harshly suppressed with numerous claims of human rights abuses. people are feared dead in indonesia after a plane crashed in a mountainous region in the west of the country heavy rain was reported in the area shortly before the plane came down it's the latest transportation tragedy in the country only the day before eight people were killed and dozens more injured in a st

the coming hours as more details of for the next half hour though we're in the company of people of elvis laced vision of his cross talk show it's just fifteen seconds from . you can see. the low welcome across an archive you know about is it time to write the obituary for the euro as the single currency reels from one crisis to the next europe's politicians appear to be powerless in the face of a monetary union that is proven to be dysfunctional what started out as a monetary crisis is now turned into a fiscal and political meltdown. can. still see. across the fate of the euro i'm joined by rodney shakespeare in london he's one of the founders of the global justice movement also in london we have daniel didn't i mean he is a journalist and author and in princeton across to andrew moravcsik he's professor of politics and director of the european union program at princeton university's woodrow wilson school all right gentlemen with this is cross-eyed it means i want you to jump in any time you feel like you want to say something but first let's take a look at the changing landscape of the

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i hope you are rocking and rolling with elvis. >> grace yu cua >> kenneth john cubas >> francisco cruzichard j. cudina >> neil james cudmore >> thomas patrick cullen lll >> joyce cummings >> brian thomas cummins >> michael cunningham >> robert curatolo >> laurence damian curia >> paul dario curioli >> >> beverly curry fax and my father, nypd of emergency service unit, a truck for. we love you and miss you more than words could say, but we know you're looking down at us, a beaming with pride. >> i love you, and every day we miss you more and more. you will always be in our hearts. >> michael s. curtin >> taiex patricia cushing. >> gavin cushny >> john d'allara >> vincent gerard d'amadeo >> jack d'ambrosi >> mary d'antonio >> edward a. d'atri >> michael d. d'auria >> michael jude d'esposito >> manuel john da mota >> caleb arron dack >> carlos s. dacosta dale.ian j. l >> joao alberto dafonseca aguiar, jr. >> thomas a. damaskinos >> jeannine marie damiani-jones >> the poet, john donne, roche, and never sent to know for whom the bell tolls. it tolls for thee. to mark the two strikes against

ambassador in a sense bill to kowtow to triple a sotto for true spoto gold to gold you know tilson to elvis you will take stock dostoevsky neptune in a sea of colors you business. nine thirty on a sunday night here in the russian capital this is r t with weekly top stories this hour america decade since the tragedy of nine eleven which united a nation brought about two of the bloodiest wars of the twenty first century and we bring the live pictures of the ceremony taking place there ground zero in you will . also in the sports world say goodbye to the country's top national ice hockey team in a plane crash in the blink of an eye. on the international community not to take sides in syria's internal violence as president bit of says negotiation is the only way to peace in the arab league announces it's reached an agreement with damascus on long promised.

elvis in sonoma -- he will visit in sonoma for a fundraiser. guests will pay 2500 to $25.ick perry stopped in san jose during a west coast campaign swing. >>> it appears the government found a way to avoid shutting down. it drops a provision for $1 billion worth of disaster aid that caused republicans to filibuster the original legislation. this comes after they told lawmakers they have enough staff money to make it through friday, the last day of the budget year. >>> facebook is taking its users into politics. here is why the company looking for more friends in washington. >> reporter: that's right, in political offices across the country and here in the capital, they are forming a political action committee. facebook had a town hall style meeting about technology and jobs and now the company will use its new pack to start doing money -- handing out money to candidates in the upcoming election. they have been influencing them on user privacy and patents and they say it will give employees a way to have their voices heard in the political process. it is promoting innovatio

será papá por quinta vez el cantante puertorriqueño elvis crespo.esa miren el beso que se dieron en una conferencia de prensa. este fin de semana en monterrey. y el famoso comediante mexicano de 82 años llegó en silla de ruedas y con buen animo, y nos habló del premio especial a la herencia hispana que recibirá este jueves en washington. vamos a escucharlo. ahí siguen los besos. habla chespirito, cuéntanos. . >>> por mí, me sentí muy halagado y voy a ir por eso no. los detesto un poco porque nos hicieron mucho. >>> dijo que los órgano jarredes leen vairn un avión m avión pri para que asista. felicidades de antemano. >>> regresó a la cárcel gloria trevi fue al penal de chi agchihuahua llevarle alimentos, artículos de higiene personal. fue acusada de perversión de menores pero fue absuelta. >>> se prepara para recibir un premio especial en la duodécima entrega del latín grammy según él, no difunden su música. de esto habló esta mañana con nuestro crew tony de andrade. escuchemos. >>> ha grabado 70 producto ha recibido 45 discos de oro y plátano. >>> s

[applause] >> sons are recorded by elvis presley and a karls.welcome hall of famer paul williams. >> guest: it is a pleasure. it is a great pleasure. >> mike: the body of your work extends that we could never cover it all. you are do ask cap. >> guest: i am the chairman of the board of ascap. it is hundred years worth of great songs. while we are talking there is a little lady writing on a electric key board with head sets and so she doesn't wake the baby. she deserves to make a viable living with her living. there is three levels of payment. first level is that moment when you learn about yourself. it is like free therapy and you play it for a young lady and you go wow. she likes me have i gone from weird to wonderful. what is going on? and the second level of payment is where you put food on the table and buy gas and get your kids to school. we are trying to make sure people can make a living and american music. and third level of payment and the one we talked about later. is heart payment. when someone walked up to you. thren years ago, i pla

have you ever thought about elvis impersonation? >> i i was thinking if this comedy thing doesn't work out, i can sell some advertising on the side there and just carve in and watch "red eye" on fox. >> you have the pill addiction down. >> the rest is cake. it is literally cake. >> i am ready to go. >> and patti ann, you said that these students that it was an english grad. she graduated and is employable. what could she expect? anyone with a harvard degree should expect a job. >> yes. my husband went to harvard, but he is working as a doctor, so what can you say? >> look at you. >> always have to throw out the harvard card. >> patti ann, how are the mets doing? >> they went to harvard. >> patti ann has a good point. >> wlaw liberal arts major regardless of where your degree is from, unless you are going to teach english lit what good is it? >> most lawyers in law school graduated from under grad with an english degree and most turn out to be politicians or the president of the country. >> that's exactly what is wrong with this coun

. >> bill: comparing factor gear to ge is like comparing puff daddy to elvis.use american distributors to make sure our stuff is good quality, inexpensive and can be made quickly. we keep the costs to you low and you get fast service. if our distributors can get the stuff paid in america, they do. remember, billoreilly.com is set up to help charities, not make big profits like ge. >> bill: you're welcome, linda. >> bill: that's excellent. i'm sending you a signed advance copy of killing lincoln. you will learn a lot and about the greatest president eve ever had. >> bill: excellent signed pinheads and patriots on the way to northern ireland. hope you like it. finally pinheads and patriots tv side. our pal spike lee sometimes does dubious stuff. recently he produced a commercial store state farm insurance. ♪ ♪ new york ♪ there's nothing you can't do now you're in new york ♪ these streets will make you feel brand new, they will inspire you ♪ here in new york ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill: excellent spot mr. lee and state farm are patriots for putting it together. >> that is it fo

but parents have been complaining anti-elvis about racy lyrics.different about the research? >> all parents know the media in some ways is the third parent for our children. the big difference is the diver jens of feelings and emotion. remember love songs? they don't exist. songs are about sex. there is a separation in the lyrics between emotion and feelings and sex. that's the scary thing that's going into the brains of our young kids. >> what should parent and teachers do to counter the effects of lyrics? >> they need to teach that sex isn't a plumbing lesson. they need to talk about the emotional experience, how women have a completely different emotional experience with sex than men do an men need to have compassion for women and women shouldn't necessarily adopt a male model of sexuality because they excrete oxytocin, the female bonding agent during orgasm. parents need to learn about it first themselves and then teach kids. >> no co-host of "the doctors." i haven't watched tv. do you premiere this week? >> we premiered this week. check your