the pool that elvis lives in is the shape of a horseshoe. elvis around to the other side of the pool at which point i was able to grab the mower and get it out. i actually wasn't too concerned because i have good faith in the people around us, their ability to keep the crocodile's attention. >> the old mower doesn't survive the attack but soon after a brand new one is donated to the park. >> in a place like this, we mow from kangaroo yards and other areas and it gets smashed up pretty quickly. >> as far as this reptile park is concerned, elvis is still the king. fortunately since the mower attack, he's been on his best behavior, calling a truce with the lawn equipment. as for faulkner, he does his part to the fragile piece. >> when you're dealing with something like a crocodile, self-preservation comes into effect as well. it was something out of the normal that elvis got the mower. that's what he was doing, defending his territory, and generally we're able to read him and get out of the way. in this particular case, as young billy there was

it was fabulous. >> jimmy: do you like fat elvis or thin elvis? >> i'd take him any way.bulous thing about elvis is that even when he was fat and very drunk and high on a lot of drugs, he could still -- nothing could touch that voice. i mean, have you seen those -- you know, when he's singing in vegas. >> jimmy: i grew up in las vegas. >> did you? really? >> jimmy: he's like a saint there. >> you know, when he's singing and he's forgetting the lines and giggling and everything. but nothing could get in the way of that gift. >> jimmy: you know what i love most about elvis is he died on the toilet, which is how i want to go. [ laughter ] >> is that really true? >> jimmy: yeah, he did. >> on the toilet? is that like public record? >> jimmy: well, no, his family told me and i thought this was the time to reveal it. no, yeah. elvis died on the toilet. >> really? >> jimmy: i know all sorts of stuff. i'll tell you some more things. >> he was sitting on it with his pants down? >> jimmy: yes, he was. we'll recreate that when we return. rachel weisz is here. we'll be right back. >>

. >> y elvis crespo en el ojo de huracán por acusacion de abuso , escribanos a nustras cuentas en twitterompe el silencio productor del disco la gran señor jenni rivera lo habría despedido sin motivos . >> le da algo muy preciado verán de que se trata . >> el es daniel ramos productor de discos de jenni rivera comenzó el trato en 2005 "la diva de la banda" solo le había confiado a su padre . >> siempre por don pedro me llamo , besos y copa me gusto lo de juan y me acuerdo dos canciones me gustan y no trabajamos gracias a dios . >> así inicio camino con triunfos y llegaron a la gran señora un gran disco . >> nos nominaron al grammy una gran experiencia porque había mucha presión de la disquera de ella misma, también de los dos porque nombres sonaban como joan sebastián , este personas grandes, que tenían que hacer el disco que estaba en platicas. >> el ultimi vinculo de 6 años termino cuándo lo despidió por un mensaje de texto . >> por mensaje de texto me dijo no trabajas, bueno dije respeto la decisión de cada uno si no es lo que necesitas estar conmigo y alguien más te da para avanzar ad

it went on to be recorded by elvis presley and the beatles. his hits also include "stagger lee," and he has released a new album called "i'm feeling good." we are glad you could join us for our conversation with lloyd price, coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: so llody price was there from the very beginning of rock- and-roll. his song "lawdy miss clawdy" crashed through barriers, going to mainstream radio. he included in hits like it's a personality" and -- like "personality" and "stagger lee," and he was inducted into the hall of fame. maybe this will jog your memory. ♪ rightreat me what you are doing to made

. >> >> guy like elvis traditional guy.n the 60's came and everything changed. >> music industry has never gotten away from that. >> it's been part of the tag of the culture. i think along with the music came a lot of the parties and the rock and roll part and all the things you have heard about and read about whether it's the rolling stones or lots of those things that people have heard about. >> bill: these people are all crazy. they are all nuts. i mean, michael jackson kills himself, right? elvis pretty much killed himself. janice joplin, jim morrison, the list is endless, jimmy hendrix. they never seem to learn. >> it's hard to predict to say what goes on inside the minds of an artist but that's what makes them an artist. that sense of creativity. that thing that makes them particular is probably the very thing that pushes them to the extremes that sometimes can cause, you know, fatalities and things that, you know, that end up not being good. >> bill: what was the most dynamic talent that you saw? because you basicall

. >> elvis crespo en el ojo del u huracÁn, sus coentariosmentar e siempre bienvenidaos. >> estamos en muy p c preciado a la familia. >> Él es daniel ramos, rarreg s arreglista de varios de los d c discos de jenny rivera, la a di de la banda le habÍa confiado sus produciones a su padre. >> siemrpre los discos de ella a habÍan sido producidos por su papÁ y una vez me llamÓ y dijo, quiero hacer algo diferente y me acuerdo que fue tajante y si me gustan, de ahÍ para adantelant. >> asÍ inicio un camino de gr grandes triunfos, un disco muy e eseciapecial para ellos. >> lo nominaron al grammy, haÍaa mucha presiÓn de la disquera, o como de ella mismo hacia mÍ y a habÍan nombres que sonaban para hacerle su disco como joan sebastian, y personalidades gr grandes que querÍan hacer el s disco que ya taestaba en platc. >> por texto me despidiÓ y dije, ok, yo respeto las decidionessie cada artista y si no quieres a trabajar conmigo adelante. >> pese a eso, Él prefiere qu a quedarse con el recuerdo de las lindas experiencias con ella. >> serÍa grato decir que no, que no fue una defeiferencia, pueÍ l

elvis's pink sapphire ring.tion which i do have some quite lovely things everybody wants to see that. everybody wants to try it on. given to the sister, the lady who was unfortunately in his bed when he died. so it's perfect provenance. well, that's a provenance you can't dispute then, is it? you can't dispute that, no. if the lady says that elvis gave it to her, then he gave it to her. but anything of elvis presley now has become so iconic. it's like john lennon or marilyn. it's just lots of cash. couldn't afford to buy it today. so how much would something like that be worth, then? today, about--i would say, £30,000-40,000 today. yeah. i didn't pay anything like that but there we are. gosh. so how did all this come your way? well, i started really collecting about 60 years ago, just painted postcards of marilyn and things like that. before i even could read i mean, i was collecting things, and i just collected and collected and collected, and now i've got a house. i keep on adding a few more rooms to the house

>>elvis crespo dando sus primeros pasos en premio lo nuestro. ♪.. ♪.. >>sueltate!! elvis crespo!!cita aquí carlos vives, olga tañón y me adelataron cosas que veremos el jueves. >>continúan los ensayos en premio lo nuestro una noche mágica llena de música >>vuelves con tremendo espectaculo, que nos puedes adelantar de lo que veremos el jueves? >>hay muchos recuerdos que me emocionan, el llegar a miami, tiene grandes recuerdos, quiero reflejar un poquito en el show eso, recordar las canciones que fueron impacto en univisión y un momento importante en mi carrera. >>y es que tienes que ir a despierta américa. >>si, formé parte de ese programa por años, ypara mí era un placer llegar y bueno, hace medidas mucho que no estoy ahí >>en este negocio donde está el dinero es en la composicion, por eso, los temas los he compuesto para otros. ya afortunadamente en esta telenovela, rosario de univisión, logré que uno de mis temas sea parte de la musicalizacion de la novela. >>ya el jueves les voy a meter un cd en la bolsita o bolsillo del pantalón a los invitados >>y elvis crespo prepara sorpres

. >> elvis crespo cargo a su hija toda la noche y hasta la defendio. >> minutos después lo vi solo yo esto cuando ganó el primer premio. >> me siento ganador tony gracias. >> si ganó se lo dedicoa la república dominica. >> voy a saludar a romeo para calmar los nervios. >> la emoción de cantar con draco en el escenario. >> mucha magia , hacua falta este momento. >> nos vemos el próximo año. >> felicidades a univisión y al equipo privado. gael garcía bernal podría ganar un premio oscar por la película chilena donde participo. >> revelo que le costo trabajo dominar el acento chileno. >> gael garcía esta contando los dias ya que podría subír a recogre la estatuilla por la películano. >> como recibiste la noticia?. >> me llamo mi madre y dijo que algo sucedió , me dijo que la película esta nominada. >> la película trata del derrocamiento de pinochet. >> te salió muy bien el aceneto. >> es complicado y me cuestas se me hace complicado, tomo mucho tiempo y mucho piscoq ue no se sabe de donde est. >> están los jóvenes que piensan que esta eleccion esta arreglada. >> pablo larrain dijo que el

. >> and the worst super bowl bowl show ever, 1989, elvis presto. probably correct on that.t say, as a child, i actually saw up with people. >> not elvis presley. ♪ up with people meet them wherever you go ♪ anyway. you may have heard about beyonce late lately, all this hoopla about did she lip sync, and she said she did prerecord with a track. she is performing at halftime super bowl xlvii this week to prove she can indeed sing the anthem on her own. this is how she started her press conference. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ the brave >> any questions? >> the only questions were what she is going to sing at halftime of the super bowl. jennifer hudson and the sandy hook elementary school chorus. that will be a highlight of the pregame ceremonies. national anthem will be sung by alicia keys and beyonce performing at halftime. >>> and you may not realize it, but i lip synced that entire segment. when we return to new orleans, we'll analyze the super bowl with bleacher report's behind the mic contributor and nbc analyst, cris collinsworth. keep it he

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elvis' wife priscilla gave birth. hey! honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. i>> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". it is friday. you have made it through the workweek. congratulations. it is time for the top 5@5:30. we begin with a fox news alert. it is a third day of the tense hostage negotiation in the state of alabama. a man holding a 5-year-old boy in an under ground bunker. cops haven't officially released the man's name yet but he is known to stay in the bunker for up to 8 days and he holds anti-american and anti government views. that little boy was snatched from a school bus on tuesday as the bus driver was shot and killed trying to prevent the man from taking children. the boy is being allo

ya los ensayos comienzan con elvis crespo y olga taÑÓn.itone bygigio, gracias por vestirme este jueves. regresamos al estudio de "primer impacto." >>> gracias, y gracias a olga taÑÓn, la admiro mucho como maÁa y profesional. >>> gracias, tony. hacemos contacto contigo maÑana. y tambiÉn triunfo el grupo song by four, y su creador regresa como solista, y lo acompaÑamos a su estudio. vamos con nuestra reportera. >>> quiÉn no recuerda la canciÓn "a puro dolor". Éxito. nos encontramos a su ex integrante Ángel lÓpez, grabando a ritmo de mariachi, es un dueto romÁntico pero tiene ese toque de mariachi. >>> "ya me cansÉ "es el titulo que canta con el mariachi divas. aquÍ lo vemos dando el toque final. >>> no tienes miedo no solamente por estar alejado del mundo de la mÚsica sino por no poder superar el Éxito de "a puro dolor". >>> es un nacer, llevaba antes de 13 aÑos luchando en la mÚsica, si no eres flaco, lindo, si no tienes conexiones es cuenta arriba. si no tuviera talento harÍa otra cosa. >>> oportunidad que recibieron los otros chicos. >>>

chubby elvis looking doord dude was tapping on my window.le or investigation. he had an expired registration and they say he would not answer whose car it was errand arrested him. he was booked on charges of resisting an obstructing an officer. >> there is no budget deal between the president and republicans. broad budget cuts called the at the questions terrify will take effect on friday unless they find other ways to close the budget gap. others say it's not that dramatic. >> reporter: president obama accuses republicans of flirting with financial calamity. >> thousands of teachers and educators will be laid off and tens of thousands of parents will have to scramble to find child care for their kids. air traffic controllers and airport security will see cutbacks. >> with automatic spending cuts referred as the sequester, the white house says on military might becomes second rate if the cuts are allowed to take effect. furloughed workers could mean forest fires burning unwhich checked and fewer inspectors could mean meat shortages. republic

hammer claimed today that it all started when "a chubby elvis looking dude," referring to the police officer, was tapping on my car window. i rolled down the window and said, are you on parole or probation? mc hammer is best known for his hits "you can't touch this." >>> two men are being treated tonight for serious burns after a blast in a warehouse in san jose. the fire captain says three men were working on an electrical unit in the back of the building when it exploded, causing that fire. >> individuals were working on connecting an electrical panel to the main power source. and some type of arc happened. both individuals were severely burned. they caught on fire actually, and had to retreat for safety. >> both men suffered second to third degree burns to more than 30% of their bodies and listed in critical condition. >>> two scuba divers are dead and investigators are working to figure out what went wrong. the man and woman were pulled from the water yesterday at a popular diving area south of caramel. >>> president jimmy carter is scheduled to speak in san francisco tomorrow. t

. >>> let's all say happy birthday to elvis presley today. happy birthday!> welcome back to "the ed show." that was congresswoman michele bachmann of minnesota wishing elvis presley happy birthday on the anniversary of his death. congresswoman bachmann has now resurfaced after barely holding on to her seat in the last election in minnesota. in an interview with patrick henry college, she described her performance as a presidential candidate. >> and i was very proud of the fact that i didn't get anything wrong that i said during the course of the debates. i didn't get anything wrong, and that's a huge arena. >> well, it is. and here are just a few things that congresswoman michele bachmann got wrong during the republican primary debates. she said president obama canceled the keystone pipeline. simply not true. she didn't seem to know libya is in africa. she denied ever saying that hpv vaccine was dangerous, but she had said it was potentially dangerous in a previous debate. she said president obama had agreed to just $21 billion in budget cuts when the real n

. >> it's elvis. >> it's not elvis. >> this list is so secret, even tom bergeron has to peek behind the and he's the head of the show, by the way. and another one. in this ring, this champ is a knockout. that's another clue. another clue. >> we have olympians, grammy winners and a knockout in the ring. george, any guesses? >> does that mean he was knocked out or he knocked someone out? >> that's a clue, george. no follow-ups to clues. >> it's not elvis. it is not muhammad ali. >> all right. we'll find out, shortly, when we get back to sam and lara and tom bergeron out in los angeles. >>> we have a much more serious story coming up in this half hour. there's escalating concerns this morning for a young american couple who vanished during a bike trip in peru, south america. we're going to have the very latest on the desperate search to find the pair who haven't been heard from in almost a month. >> a long time. >>> on a lighter note, it is one of the great pieces of video we've seen in forever. there's the first of several remarkable reactions when jack nicholson bombed george's interview

elvis was born there so was orp ra. of our lord 2013, you're having a hard time keeping up with mid 19th century. you, mississippi are a part of our nation. we would be happy to have you along for this whole united states of america thing that we got going. >> john: our tweet of the day is from barry us who is i can only assume is a cranky doctor. he tweeted the keystone pipeline will carry foreign oil across the u.s. to be shipped to foreign refineries. what's not to love? good point. all the pipeline will do is self-deport crude oil to foreign lands while ruining our land in the process. kind of a win-win. if you have a comment for the show, please tweet us at "viewpoint"ctv or at john fuglesang or use hashtag "viewpoint." washington hosted the biggest climate change rally in history. the people who won't talk about climate change may not be talking about this rally either. about 35,000 people march on the national mall with smaller protests popping up around the country. in particular, protestors ask the president to

elvis died on the toilet. >> really? >> jimmy: i know all sorts of stuff. i'll tell you some more things. >> he was sitting on it with his pants down? >> jimmy: yes, he was. >> jimmy: two witches and three witches -- >> in fact, not i -- frank l.baum who wrote the books, i think heaps of witches, tons -- he was into powerful women or women with powers. >> jimmy: or evil -- i don't know what his wife was like. maybe there was some problems there. >> maybe, yeah maybe. >> jimmy: so you're not the good witch, which i guess is glinda, right? >> michelle williams plays the good witch. and i hate her, my character. >> jimmy: not in real life. >> in real life, i love her. she's an amazing lady. >> jimmy: so you're really acting. >> i really had to pretend to hate her. and i'm the wicked witch of the east. and i hate her because she's so good. and i hate how good she is. and i want to destroy her, basically. i'm kind of like an evil dictator. but it's a disney movie, so it's fun. >> jimmy: maybe if evanora had some therapy, maybe there wouldn't have been a movie at

elvis crespo está en tela de juicio, ya que una joven estableció una demanda por supuesto abuso sexual según lo confirmaron los abogados, estaba muy perturbada, hubo un asalto físico y no consensuado sobre su persona. >>> el abogado asefguró también que buscar esta reparación en tribunales, no es una decisión que se toma a la ligera. >>> elvis crespo emitió el siguiente comunicado. >>> esto no ocurrió y el asunto está en manos de mis abogados. >>> así es lo que uno se entera pero vamos ahora con stephanie severino con las temperaturas de este día. >>> qué regalo! >>> yo fuí quien creó la gráfica pero les envío un beso y aproveche este día para decir que quiere a sus seres queridos y bueno, llegamos con imágenes del suroeste de georgia y tenemos las zonas más afectadas por las fuertes lluvias y residentes del condado tuvieron que evacuar sus hogares, la lluvia se mueve al sur con mínimas bastante frías en los 20-30 y ahí también el fin de semana enfría bastante. >>> vemos el sistema frontal con un aumento en las probabilidades de lluvia y en el oz< condiciones más secas y en los lagos,

ever came was to putting my name on the open mike list at the old -- the open market from its at the elvis crossed. [laughter] i did not make it. now i have become a bureaucratic the city of sacramento, which seems like a pretty glorious way to go. but i have met some pretty fantastic people through that. i'm eager to work with you on all of the issues that you have. there's a great staff that operates the office in san francisco. they resolve most of the problems that we could possibly face. there have been a couple that people live come -- have asked me to come down and meet with them on. i am more than happy to do that when there is something that we cannot resolve at the local level. san francisco is a place that we are very proud of. we got kicked out of our office, just by the landlord and the release. there is a lot of political pressure on us just to keep the political office closed. as most of my staff will tell you, there was really one person who thought it was the perfect idea to stay in san francisco and pay the market rent, and that was me. maybe state bureaucrats did not lik

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. >> let's go, elvis. >> she has been playing there for about 30 years. >> hurricane katrina.mething that affected you in a major way? >> i was. i evacuated on the saturday before the storm hit with my two cats and a weekend bag of clothes. ten days later, i was actually watching cnn, and i was watching my house burn down to the ground. >> after the storm, the rebuilding process, what was that like? >> one thing that struck me after katrina, everybody came together. and we've been bouncing back very strongly. i'm very proud of the city. i think we've come back stronger than most people expected. >> so we're on frenchman street. what about this part of town? what's cool about it? >> right now we're at dba. you've got snug harbor. next store, spotted cat, right across the street. all you have to do is listen for the music. >> super bowl is here. getting ready. how are the people reacting to the super bowl being here? >> we need people. for people to see this city, just really thriving after katrina, i think that you'll see, well, hey, let's go visit new orleans. it should be a t

when a chubby elvis looking dude was tapping on my car window, i rolled down the window and he said are you on parole or probation? after that, the officer tried to pull him out of the car. hammer, most known for hits "you can't touch this" and "too legit to quit." >>> another 49ers player in trouble for driving under the influence. al netter was arrested about 3:00 in san jose. this is the fourth dui arrest for the 49ers since 2010. the team responded with the statement, we take these issues very seriously, but will reserve further comment at this time. as this is an ongoing legal matter. the organization will continue to gather the facts and monitor the developments closely. >>> for the first time in years, an oakland man is spending his weekend a free man. an emotional reunion between 51-year-old ronald ross and his mother yesterday afternoon at her home in dublin. ross was released from jail after seven years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. it took a four-year investigation by a fran law firm, private investigator and the northern california innocence project to free ross