elvis said to the president, mr. president, can you get me a badge from the bureau of narcotics and dangerous drugs? >> and that's what he wanted? >> that's what he wanted. that's what the meeting was about. president turned and said why can't we get him a badge? now when you don't have a clue, what could you have said? sir, i'll check into it. i yi do that. i said, sir, if you want to get him a badge, we'll get him a badge. >> elvis stepped forward and hugged the president, which wasn't normal in the white house. that was sort of the meeting. we got him a badge and carried the badge for the next seven years. and, actually, i heard that he used it once, which was a little bizarre. but i had gone -- you see, the thing is that i was so anxious to please both the president and elvis that i was willing to give an answer that was beyond my knowledge base. when i teach young people or law students and others, so often we say things that we think people want to hear rather than what we think is right. frankly, i didn't know

there's a pitch over, but low ball 1 to elvis andrus.either side not to get into the ball game yet. here's the 1-0. 2-0. so much talk about ballot box stuffing and voting so much on the internet for the san francisco giants and their fans. i think they knew what they were talking about. >> tim: i do too. >> joe: here's andrus with a fly ball down the right-field line. foul. you can look at that man and that man and the guy who started t game, pablo sandoval on the left, had a bases-clearing three-run triple in the first. melky cabrera, two hits, including a two-run shot, batting right-handed. and then matt cain, the starter for the giants got the nod from la russa, made them look good with two shutout innings, one hit, one strikeout. andrus with another foul ball. elvis already has 545 hits in his career and he's only 23. he won't turn 24 until next month. it's his second all-star game. he was very important to help solidify that defense in texas and back up what is an outstanding pitching staff. >> tim: a musical tribute night here in k

what a good play by elvis andrus, the shortstop for the rangers. andrew mccutchen. >> tim: that's a shortstop's arm at third base, and he needed every bit of it to get mccutchen. good play. >> joe: that will bring in jay bruce, who is 0 for 1, with lahair on deck. rodney gets a strike on jay bruce. >> tim: elvis andrus back to his old position. >> joe: because of the shift for bruce. he's playing where a shortstop typically would and everyone else is on the right side. that's over but low. the count 1-1. we had a chance to talk with charlie manuel, the manager of the phillies, last year, and he was talking about the guy, jay bruce. charlie manuel is probably one of the best students of the game and hitting instructors, and he thought this guy was just going to keep getting better and better and just be a superstar with his swing. good pitch by rodney. strike 2. >> tim: a tailing fastball. started off inside. floated back over the plate. manual saying jay bruce doesn't know how good he could be. as he slashes it foul into the seats. despite the scor

now, i know all of you are elvis fans. you're nixon fans. so you can get magnets and mugs, t-shirts, and that photograph, too. and that photograph in several colorful executions on t-shirts. you can do that on www.nixonfoundation.org. great gifts. thank you, david. and thank you, david for embracing so much of our programming. we've had several nixon legacy forums here on this stage. nixon legacy forums tell the story of what happened in the white house and all of the arenas of innovation and vision that he -- that he insisted on. in energy, and health care, law enforcement, supreme court justices and diplomacy. we have seven more planned this year, some of them we hope will be on the stage. and if you check our website, you'll know when and where they are. we are in pat nixon's 100th birthday year. her centennial. and because of that, on march 16th, we opened a spectacular pat nixon exhibit, a centennial exhibit, themed to people were her project, because they were. that exhibit will be up all summer long and into the fall. then next year i

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allowing jeremy tyler to do elvis. [ singing ] >> all right. there he is. 6'11" having fun. boxing over the weekend. there was a marriage proposal. >> on national tv. in front of the whole world. can you brush my hair? [ laughter ] >> that is quite an honor. you're gonna find this hard to believe. anything you think you know about your life, it's all a lie. how did he get activated? ♪ track him! ♪ just tell me what's going on. we're just trying to recover what's in your head. [ man ] the future depends on what you do next. ♪ you don't even know who you are. ♪ [ male announcer ] "total recall." rated pg-13. thank you. hey. hey. wow. hot dog times, huh? i only eat them on special occasions. what's the special occasion? i decided to eat one. fair enough. you going this way? uh, no. i'm going in here, actually. i'll see you later. okay. [bells tolling] church on a tuesday? but he seemed so normal. i know, right? (jack) and, uh, this is kenneth, one of our pages-- kenneth, this is devin banks, our vice president of west coast news, web content and theme park talent relations. hey

y tambiÉn el elvis crespo se confiesa sobre los problemas legales con su ex representante.o... por el momento no hay nadie arrestado en relacion con este crimen.---y la secretaria del trabajo de los estados unidos esta en el area de la bahia para promover programas de entrenamiento laboral... la ♪ a promover programas de >>> bueno, de regreso a "primer impacto." tras las rejas terminÓ omega, y lo acusan de golpear a su novia. >>> desde repÚblica dominicana esperanza ceballos amplia. >>> es la tercera ocasiÓn que omega es citado ante los tbia por agredir a una mujer. >>> es una mentira, se aprovecharon de un caso que fue real, lo lamento, pero todas las veces fue que lo usan en mi contra, cualquier mujer lo utilizan. >>> fue llevado al centro de intervenciÓn para hombres donde recibiÓ una charla, tras entregarse el sÁbado cuando una mujer lo habÍa denunciado. >>> tiene caso de prisiÓn preventiva que debe ser cumplida en condiciones especiales, a qÉe se refiere el ministerio pÚblico, pedimos la instancia que sea enviado a un centro de correcciÓn. el representante pretende dem

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

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

. >> that's better than a vintage elvis on velvet. >> yes. elvis, you decorate your house. >>> straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. what did you do when you were 8 years old? meet the little boy who climbed the second highest mountain in the world and why he did it. >>> courtroom chaos. a man dies after swallowing a mysterious substance. >>> steamy weekend ahead. stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> a father is accused of

not elvis, not the beatles, not bob dylan.to remember when born to run came out he had two albums that were out and didn't do anything. columbia was going to get rid of him if the third album didn't sell. >> rose: this is an extraordinary profile. it will tell you and help you understand this will make real who he is, what he is and where the music comes from and what it's about. how does this happen. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: it's true. how does that happen? >> it's the gift of the "new yorker" to be honest with you. it's the ability to have the space to do it and the time to do it even though my time is 99% taken up with editing the magazine. this is a lark for me. i have a writer right now in syria and people risking their lives doing tough investigative work. following bruce springsteen up the i-95 corridor and to bars low that isn't exactly tough duty. >> rose: but it's a work of love. >> it is. i first saw him, as i write in the piece, by accident in 1973. i was 14 and for some reason, i don't know why, i went to s

there's john wayne, elvis, "the x files" even the liam knee sen movie "taken." wonder if the rationale is, is it sort of essential to be talking about faith, writing about faith, to incorporate culture and put it in a modern context? >> i think that's some of it. what i'm trying to show is the various themes about grief, about doubt, disillusionment, the idea of resurrection, the poison of religion, these themes, they are just -- they're in our own culture, they're in our lives. we're going to kind of need to see how the concept from the scripture can actually connect to our everyday practical real life experiences. i found myself increasingly frustrated by sermons in church that didn't seem to connect the scripture really to my own life. as a layman, i wanted to take a shot at it. >> you mentioned the poison of religion and you're critical in some ways of the professional church. you quote, also from pascal and say men never do so evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. on the other hand, some of the greatest and most hum

elvis andrews, ground ball to second to dustin pedroia. oh, man. gets the 2-1 score.rs take a 2-1 lead. a few minutes later, the man with the most hits in history, michael young. bottom six, mike napoli. he owns the second batting percentage all-time. are you kidding me? 15th home run of the season. the rangers win 9-1, boston is 48-49. >>> team usa takes on spain on tuesday in its final tuneup before the olympics. spain is the only team ever to score 100 points against the u.s. in the olympics. back in 2008. you can catch the action at 4:30 on espn2, espn3 and the watchespn app. >> our producers know how to make great transitions. speaking of olympians -- that wassee uniforms worn by u.s. olympic athletes in opening and closing ceremonies will soon be made only in -- >> -- america! the u.s. olympic committee has reached a deal outfit team usa in american-made clothes. it does not apply to uniforms worn in actual sporting eengtss. there we go. right here in america. >> the "the pulse" and crazy flights from up in iceland. >> surprise, surprise, a new name for one of f

tupelo, mississippi, it is the birthplace of elvis presley. the name connotes a folk music and blues music. it has served as a guidepost for everything from our style of food to decor to the entertainment choices will make for our guests. without entertainment, tupelo is incomplete. we specifically selected 1337 grand avenue as our location of choice to do to its size, the quality of its petition -- its kitchen, and its 50-year history of the entertainment venue. any significant restrictions in the hours proposed would impair our ability to attract the best artist the city has to offer. we're highly focused on improving existing use. we have completed an extensive remodeling of the interior and dexter of the premises. we've brought a unique food offering to the north beach neighborhood. we've budgeted for substantial investment in sound abatement. we believe that live entertainment is essential to maintaining the vibrancy of north beach. grant avenue has always been a destination for live music. live entertainment is already prevalent in the n

jonathan, peter, john, r;=ñjmic, °elvis. then, again, if you are not a senior or person with disabilities or a family with young children, and your name has not been called, i am not going to let people speak until your name has been called, next speaker? i@2ç÷the second microphone? >> thank you. i want to say two things very shortly. one is that i do support cpmc and the new hospital to be built. g'&Ñthe second question is i an the transportation authority, [a at and this is what the paratransit's and other agencies that help the disabled get the transportation. i would like to make a recommendation a at -- recommendation for the wheel chairs so they can transport their patients to dialysis and other facilities so that the people do keep their appointments and do not have to miss their requirements. chair mar:i did not call your name. next speaker. nk>> hello.r. my name is ryan. i am an organizer in the tenderloin. the eir, and they are assigned to the analysis about what the projected impact will be on the environment of

gets past elvis andrus by the slimmest margin. in comes a go-ahead run.oston wins it, 2-1. >>> it's one of the most exciting plays in baseball. runner on third, and the indians pull off the squeeze. aaron cunningham lays down the perfect bunt. lou marson is safe at the plate. that's the difference. indians cage the tigers, 3-2. >>> to chicago where the twins' josh williamson hit not one but two home runs against the white sox. unfortunately he was the only minnesota player that did anything. sox win big, 11-4. >>> to london where team usa played their final exhibition game before the olympics. got off to another slow start against spain. but carmelo anthony sparks the offense late in the first half, knocking down five three-pointers and finishing with 27 points. the americans pull away in the third quarter off the turnover. lebron james flies in for the dunk. the dream team wins, 100-78. their first game of the olympics is sunday versus france. and here's what they'll be playing for. the medals of the 2012 olympic games were unveiled yesterday. there will

you've got the beatles, you maybe have something with elvis presley, hendricks maybe at woodstock butyou have bob dylan going electric. every historian will tell you that. at the time period you have to remember, he was the social conscience of this movement during the time. it's 1965. there is a lot going on. the people were using him and his music for political statements. and i think that bob didn't want to be pigeon holed into this movement. he said i'm not going to be this because i am an artist and i want to keep evolving and i want to keep, rightly so, and thank god, because he is truly one of the most important artists we have from that time period. but he had a profound impact on rock 'n' roll and how rock 'n' roll changed and how blues came into play in rock 'n' roll. at the same time you have the rolling stones and you have other people experimenting as well. bob was right there. >> so if the guitar is the real deal, it could be worth around a half million bucks. >>> a legally blind woman competes for the miss florida usa crown and tries to make history. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announ

a red, white, and blue elvis impersonator was part of the parade.s parade is a revival of the 1896 rose karpb valand the 1920s parade. a festival followed the parade including a picnic. antique and classic car show, live music and arts and crafts booth area. >>> hometown parades such as this one can be a boost for business. according to a poll spend approximating for the holiday is expected to drop 12% this year to 190 -- $190 a person. one in five people do not intend to celebrate the holiday at all. >>> wildlife observers in mar teen ez say they saw a baby beaver. no video, but -- martinez say they saw a baby beaver. they say they saw it a few times over the weekend and other signs of an infant such as adults bringing in treats to the den. >>> new reports that apple may be releasing a miniipad, wall street journal site apple suppliers are preparing parts for a smaller ipad, less than 7 inch compared to the 9" screen. >>> it is called the god particle. scientists in europe say they found it. the matter is said to provide the final piece to the puzz

chevrolet corvette introduced in 1953, the same year that you have to started playboy magazine, that elvis started recording music, and you have a whole generation of americans that have grown up knowing a depression and then more, and the war was finally over, . war ended in 1953, and this whole generation of americans wanted to let loose a little bit. and then you have the cadillac with the biggest tail fins ever. believe it or not, they were sold as safety devices. it was astonishing to find out that they were called directional stabilizers. i know, you could not make it up, could you? that is the really pretentious thing. and then as the cadillac tail fins reached their peak, we swing back to the practical with the volkswagen beetle and the microbus, and then the cars starting in germany in the pre- world war two era, they were the cars of hitler, and then in the postwar era, they became the hipaa icon. you move further, and you have a mustang which captured the whole kennedy thing, the use era, -- the youth ear, and then you had the deloreans. they were all about the mustang, and then

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. >>> a story that gives a whole new meaning to a hit song by elvis presley called "heartbreak hotel.cksons did that, too. you can get a divorce in three days in amsterdam. tired of all the horror stories about long, expensive breakups, a dutch entrepreneur started divorce hotel to help unhappy couples and their clients get divorced. they meet their lawyers over there, a state agent, and child care available upon request. >> you should go on with your life. that's what we do here. people come to divorce hotel, they come on friday, they leave on sunday, and in three days they are divorced. >> there you have it. very romantic weekend. less than a year after opening his company has already performed 17 divorces at various hotels all over the netherlands. >> i wonder what the bar scene's like there. >> a lot of available people. very funny. >>> still to come, an explosive idea. how a fruit farmer is using a shotgun and social media to sell more of his watermelons. great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet... that's just what we need... i got accepted into juilliard. [ dad ] t

elvis andrus with a slow grounder to third and kevin youkilis bare-hands it for the out at first.ied in the tenth, with a man on for "youk"... and he ends it with the walk-off single to left... he was 2 for 4 while the sox bullpen pitched four-and-a- third scoreless innings. 5-4 the final, and the sox have won six of eight. you have just a few more hours to vote jake peavy to the all- star team. go to "whitesox.com" or use the hash-tag "take jake" on twitter by three p-m. the sox go for the sweep right after the news here on wgn. members of the miltary in atlanta for the cubs and braves. it's tied at one in the fourth... bryan lahair rips a solo home run to right for his 14-th of the year, and a 2-1 cubs still up a run on the sixth... david ross lines one to left, but alfonso soriano rockets it back to home plate to gun down chipper jones... and the inning is over. anthony rizzo also homered as the cubs go on to win 5-1. they've won seven of nine and go for the series win tonight. the lakers acquired point guard steve nash through a sign- and trade with the suns. 38- year old nash

even though finished his round as jerry lee lewis no problem when he left off with elvis johnny cash.ith kanye west on the good morning tonight album artist. also on around town with his band polarcode he has come a long way. >> could not think everybody realizes where i wanted to go how serious i would take my music career. just thrilled to play in front of people in public making a living >> robin baumgartner wgn news >> talk about talent to very good you can see eric stang and polarcode on july 19th double door and million dollar quartet played at the apollo theater. more information on upcoming other gimmicks go to the website. one woman's trunk becomes her nephew's treasure man hits the jackpot while cleaning his aunt's home and later in sports list of colleges simeon high school who basketball star to jabari parker continuation attending. >> with hotwire's low prices i can afford to visit chicago for my first big race and l.a. for my best friend's wedding. because when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so i got my hotels for half-price! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i