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presley -- my client, elvis presley, would like very much to meet you.ike to meet him now? i thought, yes, i would. started alvis, and we kind of relationship. he was not my kind of guy. you had marlon brando on this side and elvis presley. he was beautiful. perfect teeth. gorgeous, but he was a country boy. him, but iver met cannot imagine day, any more charismatic than brando. >> i do not think elvis is charismatic. there were many other wonderful words but applied but not charisma. marlon would fill a room the moment he entered it. the walls would start to sweat. tavis: you and i were supposed to do this for one night, and i have barely scratched the servurface. i would like you tomorrow night. >> i am going to beat miami. >> not in the next 30 minutes. continue this. tomorrow night, part 2, the new book is called "rita moreno: a memoir." i have got a lot more questions. i know she has got a lot more answers. we will see you next time. until then, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm ta

by the way, that elvis impersonator. do not pigeonhole him, media.mean randy travis ♪ on the other hand there's a golden man ♪ and it reminds me of someone ♪ ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> jon: that's his lawyer, and if you like that be sure to look for his new album "cleared ricin suspect." that is paul kevin curtis. i want to reiterate this, he's been completely cleared in this investigation. it turns out the elvis impersonator may have been framed for the crime of sending deadly poison to the president by j. everett dutschke, angry that he was removing his campaign bumper stickers. this is not a cunning terror plot. it's david lynch trect an episode of "mamma's family." ( laughter ) but i gotta give curtis his due. i have seldom seen anyone make a more entertaining use of his 15 minutes. >> let it, known, if you need the megarepresentation, this is the person. >> right now my-- i can't really afford to pay her the million that she's worth. >> oh whatever! >> but i am a licensed certified reflexologist, and i'm going to start with foot massage thera

>> and what was that relationship like, with elvis?as interesting because it was very surprising in many ways. number one, i don't really think he was hndsomepy think elvis was almost pretty. he was kind of beautiful. and i don't mean that in a derogatory way at all. but just very different kind of looks. had he most for just profile i'd ever seen. perfect teeth. gorgeous shiny thick plaque hair and a very sweet fellow. he was -- there's that snarly look he had when he sang? nothing even remotely like that. he was bashful and -- but he didn't have a whole lot to say. when you have been with marlon brando for a long time as i was at the time, i found it kind of dull. >> really! >> well, yeah! i mean he's a country boy. i was a little puerto rican spitfire and we didn't have a whole lot to say. >> only rita moreno can get away with that. her spicy memoir is on book stands now. >>> tiger woods want to make history again in us a gus that. he's about to get on the very important green with the best in golf. important green. >> announcer: di

on elvis where viewers can go and watch the video.oes he have a criminal record, is he known in the community and what's his beef with president obama or the senator, if you know? >> i do know he has a criminal record. i spoke with the county sheriff randy, and he said mr. kurtis, we've had him in our jail about four times. mostly misdemeanors, but 2008 he had an arrest for telephone harassment and stalking. the sheriff said he's pretty sure from his dealings with him he has some pretty serious psychological issues. i have not necessarily been able to find what his beef is with the president. but he did have a rant online about senator wicker. and just talking about how he had run into him and tried to tell him about some of his grievances and that the senator seemed nervous when he was around him. which seems to make sense. >> does he have a job, as far as you know, work? >> i don't see anything besides the elvis i am percent nations and the past jobs. one of the past jobs he had, he owned a cleaning company that contracted with a ho

♪ all right, elvis has left the building.absolutely straight up to this point you know that he has left the building. he left the stage and went out the back with the policemen and he is now gone from the building. >> megyn: fox news alert out of washington attorney general eric holder prepares to make remarks at the justice department ceremony recognizing 12 individuals and organizations for, quote: brave actions and innovative approaches to ensuring crime victims rights. mr. holder is expected to address the bombing in boston at some point in these remarks. if he makes news, we will bring that to you. >> megyn: we are getting conflicting reports today about what the feds knew and did not know about the dead boston terror suspect. this is new details emerge about the bombs used in the attack. a mysterious trip to russia and questions about whether someone may have dropped the ball of keeping track of tamerlan tsarnaev, the older brother. the homeland security committee is going to hold hearings to try to get answers. michael

it is because of the elvis impersonation. the fact is we know when people describe people who are guilty they are normal. you know what i mean? >> i was busy creating the fan pages on facebook to worry myself with kevin curtis and what he might have been doing with ricin. how do you get ricin? it is so easy to trace. i say that now in hindsight, but the anthrax back to the person who had access to it and was sending it through the postal service, but how do you get ricin? >> have i no idea. >> i can't believe you are kevin curtis experts. i just read this story and thought this is too hard. he is either insane or there is way too many details here. >> but he is innocent. that's the key, right? >> when i saw this story i thought, too long, didn't read. next. >> he even wrote down the fartherring -- farting noise. >> here is the important thing. normal people are the ones you have to look out for. >> i will stay away from the crazies too. >> what's your definition of normal? >> unassuming. remember when anybody gets arrested fo

> he's no longer a ricin guy. >> stephanie: he's just crazy elvis guy now.re is so little conspiracies going around him. >> rice-a-roni. >> stephanie: they say he was framed it looks like. >> i was trying to tell you, i was framed. >> he says it in his southern accent. >> stephanie: now he has more time to investigate that whole elvis impersonator contest situation in tupelo, mississippi. that apparently was the big story. it was buried there. yeah. who knew? that's the problem. there are so many stories going on simultaneously with so many conspiracies. somebody framed him apparently. >> that's what they're thinking. >> stephanie: suspect number one in the boston thing conspiracy guy. alex jones fan who says that's a conspiracy. this is awesome. [ applause ] >> well, i was over to the other building on the other side of the valley and i think it was the george murray show, had a girl call in who said she saw a police cruiser run over suspect number one and then they shot him several times and load his dead body in the ambulance. she sounded terrified so may

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>> well, elvis impersonator or not, it's not so difficult to get ricin.get it and in what form makes a big difference and whether it's going to be terribly dangerous or not. ricin is a product within a caster bean which comes from the caster plant which is found in nature. if i put a bunch of caster beans on the table there would be ricin on the table. the question is how pure, how refined and in what constituency the powder was? was it light and fluffy so that it would easily float into the air and possibly be inhaled? or was it a more crude mix which, yes, is not a great thing to send to people, not great to swallow or be exposed to but nevertheless, not as dangerous or toxic as one might. >> megyn: this was detected because in the wake of the anthrax scare which took the lives of five people. it was more than a scare. they created an offsite mail facility for the white house and for lawmakers and that offsite facility, these letters never got close to president obama or the senator defected that these letters had ricin in them or potential ricin in the

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. >> elvis is everywhere, man. >> elvis is everywhere.e republicans in congress who are saying we're going to stick with the sequester, but just carve out an exception for the air traffic controllers. we'll talk about that next. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. >> only on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: chatting with you live at current.com/billpress this is the "bill press show," live on your radio, and current tv. >> bill: here we are thirty-three minutes after the hour now on wednesday april 24th, it is the "full court press." we are coming to you live on

remember the elvis impersonator? they say that man was set up by this man.john roberts live outside of u.s. district court in oxford. i have to tell you, we cover a lot of cases on this show. i find this one rivetting. i can't believe my lying eyes, as the developments occur in this case every day. >> megyn, if you were to write this story, nobody would believe it 'cause there were so many twists and turns. the latest, 41-year-old james everett dutschke, one time republican candidate for state office out of tupelo appearing to answer charges of making stockpiling, and about to use a biological weapon. we were sitting right behind him as he read the charges against him in a long document. we saw him shaking his head a few times. he really couldn't believe what he's been facing because he has been protesting his innocence all the way through this. and the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorney's office after making what appeared to be a big mistake, arresting, charging and having to release a fellow named kevin curtis last week, do believe they have their man this time.

. >>> elvis costello once sang about laughing while tramping on the grave of margaret thatcher.itical statement that took on new poignancy today when britain's former prime minister passed at age 87. depending on who is remembering her today, she was either the beloved iron lady who saved england from socialism, saved the world from communism, or she was a lady with a heart of iron. unmoved by the plight of the working poor. no wonder there is such a broad thatcher legacy in song and onscreen. and abc's david wright takes a look. >> reporter: she was a towering figure in 20th century politics and pop culture. >> the iron lady of the western world. >> reporter: the grocer's daughter who refashioned herself as the cold war's winston churchill. >> i like mr. gorbachev. we can do business together. >> reporter: in america she was revered as though she was ronald reagan's better half. >> my political soul mate, a great visionary, and a dear, dear friend. >> reporter: in britain, she was a divisive figure. she left office every bit as unpopular as george w. bush did here. >> each char

an elvis impersonator who is well known, and also writings about a conspiracy theory but his brother says he had plenty of enemies who could have seen what he has written, and said i'm kevin curtis and i approve this message, to sent letters to the president and the others. we also talked with his attorney who says there are people out there who say that -- who he says could have been responsible for this. people who live potentially in the same area that he does as well. all of this, after a thorough search by the fbi of his home, turn up no evidence of ricin, either at his home, in his car, or any evidence, shep, he did any internet searches trying to find out how to make ricin. >> shepard: all right. john roberts in atlanta. thanks. they say the case isn't dismissed there. but he is out on bond. more on the breaking story out of mississippi. the man arrested for sending ricin out of jail. officials will have a press conference today. but sources tell fox the fbi looking if this is not a giant frameup. i don't know. when in doubt arrest an elvis impersonator with a mental problem.

a video, an elvis impersonator. written, uncovered a conspiracy to assault the human body parts on the black market. curtis appeared in federal court earlier. his attorney maintaining that he is not guilty. joining us tonight. former prosecutors, good to have you both with us. it is terrific. i'm sorry. i have to take this more seriously. when you have an elvis impersonator going after the president's and senator weicker, i am sure there is no one that finds it funny, but to me it is bizarre beyond belief. >> it has to be a killer impersonation. had to do it. i just have to perry is going to be great for the jury to see this. lou: will this go to jerry? is this fellow not so obviously deserves that -- >> you may be disturbed, but it is pretty difficult to assert an insanity defense successfully. because it's really not enough to get this guy off the hook with insanity as a defense. lou: you go said seeing a conspiracy over body parts, i mean, this is getting a little more than just, you know,,weird. >> it is definit

curtis, an occasional elvis impersonator, had been arrested on charges of sending those letters, butnvestigators say the fbi found no evidence of ricin when they searched his home. he's been in jail since last week. today the fbi also searched a second mississippi location. the tupelo home of an man named j. everett duchky. he's an acquaintance and sometime adversary of curtis. he also says he's innocent. another incident, the defense intelligence agencies say alarms went off today at a mail facility at bolling air base here in washington indicating the possible presence of dangerous toxins. further tests found no specific package related to those alarms, so they're taking more samples. bottom line, the fbi clearly got the wrong man in the first case and whoever is sending these letters may still be out there. >> andrea mitchell with an update on that, thanks. >>> a package of budget cuts that was given the clunky name the sequester. it's as good an example as any of our broken government. the whole idea of an approaching package of forced budget cutbacks was to pressure action well

he's an elvis impersonator and worried he's not going to get hired due to all of this. >>> our continuous coverage of the bombings continues now in boston. anderson starts now. >>> erin, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. we have breaking news tonight here on many fronts from boston. and in a moment woul meyou'll m man who came face-to-face with the suspect. just imagine what you would have done in his shoes. you go into the backyard, take a look and see this. only not from a chopper, not in black and white, but up close in bloody living color. you'll hear from him ahead. you'll also hear from a watertown man who photographed the fire fight. this shows the two suspects taking aim at police at the end of the chase thursday night. another shows the wrecked police suv down at the bottom right there that a police officer used in a move straight out of an action film putting it in gear, letting the vehicle roll empty to draw fire and give fellow officers a moment to get in better position to take down the older suspect. we have much more on that fire fight tonight. other late developmen

you have got the elvis impersonator, the guy who has been arrested apparently is a rival of the elvis impersonator. all of this unfolding in mississippi. >> yeah. but you know, at the heart of it is a concern. i mean, ricin is a dangerous substance. this is a naturally occurring substance but a few grichbs it like a few grains of salt, will kill an adult human being. so, clearly, somebody sent these letters, and i think the fbi is trying to figure out who, why and whether they have a case against this guy. >> you spent many of your days down the hill, how concerned are lawmakers about solving this case? >> not a lot of concern. not like the fear felt after the atlantic scares back in 2001. >> yeah. >> think people see this as an isolated incident, a rogue act or roger wicker, do you see the senator who was targeted walking around with security detail. he normally doesn't have security. his office is certainly concern about the threat to him. other members of congress see this playing out and happy so far. >> joe, let's pivot, turn to boston now the latest on the bombings, nbc news has

he's said to be an elvis impersonator, obsessed with conspiracy theories and with a personal link tof his targets. abc's matt gutman has the portrait of this man coming into focus tonight. ♪ >> reporter: this is paul kevin curtis, the man in custody for allegedly terrorizing the federal government for two days. ♪ a flamboyant celebrity impersonator with his own youtube channel and an unusual ring letters to the government from this sleepy mississippi town. and accordg investigators, on april 8th, three of his letters were laced with the toxic chemical ricin. "there are still missing pieces. maybe i have your attention now, even if that means someone has to die." the form letters were sent to president obama, senator roger wicker of mississippi, and mississippi judge sadie holland, who opened hers. >> a white kind of like grainy-type substance loose in the envelope. >> reporter: prosecutors say the missing pieces in the letters could refer to curtis' obsession with the sale of black market body parts. he's even written a book and tweeted about it. >> reporter: in a statement, his brot

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curtis is facing serious charges. >> elvis impersonator? yeah.here was sort of a side show aspect to the arrest in this case in mississippi last week which i think helped it drop out of the news. the man who was arrested had this amazing online profile as an entertainer that involved being a country singer as you heard there an elvis impersonator, karate, respect the dragon stuff. also the line that was reportedly printed in those ricin letters, the line i am k.c. and i approve this message is a line this individual used in online postings before. specifically in online postings that sometimes seemed a little nutty or a little paranoid. so the combination of details we had made it seem like however dramatic the initial headlines about somebody sending ricin to the white house and a senator the story might basically be over. then today it was finally a press conference in the case and to the extent there has been any just pure spectator value to the story simply because of its wacky factor the press conference today in mississippi did not disappoi

elvis had left the building.leased him. >> when you've been charged with something you just never heard of ricin or whatever, i thought they said rice so i said i don't even right. >> curtis and his attorneys maintain he was set up by an acquaintance with a grudge. >> the government was able to basically find another suspect who we believe is the true perpetrator of this heinous crime. >> the fbi has not named as a suspect that other man jay everett dusky but dusky's lawyer confirms to cnn agents did search his home in connection with the ricin investigation. today they searched his former karate studio where he taught martial arts. curtis says there's been bad blood between them for some time now. have you had a long going feud with him? >> yes, several years. he's been showing up on my radar. people in town coming to me asking do you know this guy? >> dusky's lawyer says he once worked for curtis's brother but hasn't mhad any communication since 2010. dusky does say he exchanged heated e-mails with curtis over

fake elvis presley?he president must be saying, i don't have enough problems? you got to get me in the middle of your fake feud in mississippi? >> gretchen: if you don't like your neighbor, do you take it to that extreme? you might have killed the president of the united states over a feud with your friend? >> brian: or a postal worker who has to screen it. >> gretchen: few other issues going on, i think. >> steve: so 13 minutes after the top of the hour. government health care was supposed to be easy, right? until we told you one application, 21 pages long! took hours to fill out. now the white house says they got a better idea. how many pages have they shortened it by? we'll tell you coming up. >> gretchen: imagine waking up on your birthday and your parents handing you the keys to a red hot ferrari. that happened to this kid and he just turned nine. right back k9 aantix ii not only kills fleas and ticks, it also repels most ticks before they can attach. the leading brand kills, but doesn't repel. a ti

an elvis presley cruise an elvis music boat $300,000.ouldn't you think someone in the government would think maybe we shouldn't do that one. >> by the time it gets down to the the level of awarding the grant the money is there and the momentum takes over. no i incentive for any one thinking let's rein this in. >> greta: if congress did its job on doing oversight of people who should be doing their jobs and using good judgment we wouldn't have this problem but they never do the oversight until after the fact. >> and everything ends up you having a constituency. and you talk to people throughout the government on this and what would have made sense with the automatic budget cuts would be able to say give someone the authority to find wasteful spending first before you go' cross the board and say everyone ising to get sliced and furloughed and cut vital services. the president said if you told us where are to cut we could find some stuff in there. that is not the way it is designed. >> greta: can't the republicans and democrats say we will

elvis, good pick. >> the albums out this mmer.ratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> breaking news despite reports on twitter, everything is okay at the white house. less than an hour ago hackers attacking the twitter account of the associated press sent out erroneous tweets saying there had been two explosions at the white house and president obama was hurt. >> nothing to joke about here. the ap has since suspended its twitter account and is working to correct this issue. the bogus tweet briefly sent dow jones down 130 points but it has since recovered. good morning, thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm jon kelley. the suspect in the boston marathon bombing said to be cooperating with authorities from his hospital bed. because of his injuries he's not able to s

know that elvis song. >> this song was in the movie "girl happy" came out in 1965.k. weird fun fact, he does not appear without a shirt. he even water skis with a shirt on. >>> tornado alley typically is the region that has the most tornadoes in the u.s. which state is not a part of tornado alley -- kansas, oklahoma, texas or arkansas. >> texas? >> no, baby. >> no, right, dallas? he's going to love this. so many great songs. >> he looks happy, sort of. >> arkansas is the answer. it does get some tornadoes, but not nearly as much as kansas, oklahoma and texas. just the southern states tend to get more tornadoes between march and may, northern states more in the summertime. tornadoes tend to touch down between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. more than any other time of the day. >> i didn't know that at all. >>> how about this question? the movie "spring breakers just just came out into theaters. name the former academy awards show host that stars in this movie. >> ashley benson? >> she hosted the oscars? >> i don't know. >> all righty. you're going to love this.

. >>> elvis presley was called the king of rock and roll, inducted into the first hall of fame class.g. ♪ everybody let's rock ♪ everybody in the whole cellblock ♪ ♪ going to the jailhouse rock. >> i think that's close enough. >> the correct words were actually was dancin' to the jailhouse rock. >> this ceremony was literally about the pioneers of rock and roll. not only was elvis inducted, but chuck barry, ray charles and little richard. >>> from south carolina this disco diva is being inducted this year. name the artist who sings this song? ♪ let's dance ♪ last chance ♪ let's dance ♪ last chance >> donna summer. >> yes. >> it's donna summer. good girl. >> those songs are so iconic. >> she literally is still the queen of dance and disco. you know, from 1975 to 2008, she had 19 number one dance songs, that was only second to madonna. unfortunately she passed last year, but we still see her influence in today's artists. >> sure. >> lovely lady from oregon. name the group that sings this rockin' song ♪ walk this way ♪ walk this way >> aerosmith? >> yeah. >> these people are smart. they

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he's an elvis impersonator. by thursday at this hearing when the government affidavit is unsealed we'll have a much better idea of the case against dutschke and the relationship of >> all right, thanks very much, in oxford, mississippi. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> i want to go baco our crime and justice correspondent joe johns. he's getting word now, joe, about some dna found on one of these bombs. what are you learning? >> this is just an update to the story we did a few minutes ago that federal investigators appeared to take dna samples from the home of katherine russell, the widow of tamerlan tsarnaev. turns out law enforcement forces two law enforcement sources, tell cnn that female dna was discovered on a fragment of one of the boston marathon bombs, and they are, obviously trying to eliminate who. this is sort of a needle in a haystack we're told. it doesn't really mean that it's this positive of anything quite frankly, wolf. bottom line they want to find out where this dna came from and if possibly

we now have body parts added to the mix of elvis, jungles, ricin and final question. do you expect this person to now be interviewed by authorities? have they led you to believe that will happen? >> to my understanding he already is and his home is quarantined by the federal agent. >> and you must feel pretty relieved tonight. >> oh, it's like a train has been lifted off of my shoulders, sir. >> will you be singing this weekend? are you performing? >> i'm going to be on "good morning america" in the morning. i'm going to memphis, tennessee. there are a few other shows. people are calling about publishing my book and my music. i have slept six hours in five days. right now i want to find my dog moo cow and see my kids. >> i don't blame you. it must have been hell on earth. i'm glad it worked out and you can get on with your life. thank you for joining me. >> thank you so much. >> joining me now is author of "the al qaeda factor." cnn contributor and operative robert bayer and attorney allen let me start with you, if i may. the new york city police department. a lot of

british film maker ray santilli is making a documentary on elvis presley. but his quest taking a bizarre turn. >> we came across a guy with the most remarkable film of elvis. then he said are you interested in anything else? >> santilli claims the man has also never seen video of the roswell ufo incident. >> and he explained that in 1947 he worked for the army air force and he was involved in photographing the recovery of a crash landing and these creatures. that's where the story started. >> the roswell story first hit headlines in 1947 saying a ufo crash landed in new mexico. >> there was scattered debris. it was foiled paper, sticks, tape, and rubber. immediately the government came in and they said oh, it's a weather balloon and that's that. >> rumors of a government coverup begin to circulate. and before long, the story starts to include reports of extra terrestrials on board. but if unearthly beings were recovered, what happened to them? >> he showed me the film. it was remarkable because it was the autopsy of a creature of some kind. safe to say poss

elvis pressley's, don't be cruel. the platters, van morrison moon dance. >> she was hip and she was cool. >> imus: i'll start here because i'm interested in how you became clive davis. i realize they named you that. but your parents died when you were what? >> 18, late teens. >> imus: what did you do want to do then? >> i was going to school. i was just finishing my first year of college. i was always a good student. i was always academic. we had no money, so when those days -- in those days you were working at your school grades to make sure that you were -- if you were jewish, going up in brooyn in that melting pot, how do you rise boff your station. for me it was the profession of law. i didn't know what a lawyer's life would be. >> imus: so you got a scholarship to nyu. >> yes. >> imus: academic? >> yes. >> no, don, it was football. >> imus: and then a scholarship to harvard law? >> i got a scholarship to harvard law. because of though scholarships, now that's what i do with my primary giving back is really i've e

they had their man, he was an elvis impersonator. he's free, the case dismissed.erviewed. when we come back, you'll talk to the man who was known as the ricin letter bomber, now he is free. you'll talk to mr. curtis when we come back. >>> well, this has turned into such a bizarre case. a major turn in the investigation of those ricin laced letters sent to president obama and other officials. the mississippi elvis impersonator arrested now free. and on the air with us live right now. his first on-camera interview, paul curtis says he never even heard of ricin. he thought it was rice they were talking about. he says i don't even eat rice. he's joined by his attorney. thank you to both of you for being here. can you both hear me well? >> yes, sir. >> yes, chris. >> you're good? all right. so let's begin with a big question here. great. as far as we know right now, is there any connection between you and what was done with these ricin letters? any at all? >> none whatsoever, sir. your understanding, are investigators completely free of your client as someone implicate

it's not fair and it's not professional. >> shepard: elvis guy, i wonder if he has recourse here. >>oint. in this particular case, all the fbi agents need is probable cause. he was a serial letter writer. they had a nexus to a letter kind kc and other letters sent to senators and congressmen and government officials. what i don't get is how did we get a search warrant? you need probable cause. not to say we have an interesting suspect. you need probable cause to substantiate something relative will be found in his house. he didn't do it. how did they swear out a warrant? >> shepard: they claimed they were framed but the dutschke guy. we wouldn't have been putting names and pictures out there except all this came from the fbi. >> exactly right. they have only themselves to blame. it's high profile and the public demands quick action. you have a biological weapon sent to the president. you have to act on it but quietly, professionally and make information known as needed in the investigation or when you make an arrest. >> shepard: they sent this to a local judge in north mississippi pl

first, the prime suspect was a elvis impersonator, now it's a martial arts instructor under arrest for trying to send a poisoned letter to president obama. was this a frame job stemming from a personal feud? >> he had quite a disturbing past as well. >>> also, tomorrow's a big day for the royal couple. prince william and catherine, duchess of cambridge, they'll be celebrating their second wedding anniversary. it's already been two years. this morning, a first, as kate appears in a video message to encourage people to support one of her favorite charities. we'll have the latest from london. >>> we'll start here with the crazy round of weather overnight. take a look at this picture, 80 to 100 cars stranded in flood waters in houston. that's just the beginning. ginger zee, our meteorologist, back in the house this morning. good morning. >> reporter: what started all of this was a cold front. it brought severe weather as it dragged across south, texas all of the way to tennessee. a lot of that was hail, and up to golf ball-size hail up to houston. you can see it here, piling up on the stai

. >>> es un hombre que no podÍa ser fiel y por eso decidÍ salir con elvis presley. >>> ¿quÉ tal?ocas y no hay quiÉn la detenga en miami "primer impacto." >>> muchas gracias, sea cerca el fin de semana y para ver las pelÍculas de estreno, pasemos a los Ángeles para ver mas detalles con daniela. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? muchas gracias, muy buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes. >>> del guionista de grandes cintas llega 42 una pelÍcula biogrÁfica en tributo al impacto que creo jackie robinson al ser el primer jugador afroamericano de grandes ligas, tambiÉn llega la primera parte de (...) y dos ganadores del oscar, "ben" affleck y (...) se unen en una gran cinta independiente. >>> 42 es una cinta basada en el cÉlebre jackie robinson donde seno enfrentÓ a la mÁs grandes discriminaciÓn al incursionar en un deporte considerado solo para la gente de raza blanca. >>> como te pones en una situaciÓn de jackie una situaciÓn tan insolita de racismo en la Época. >>> el racismo no ha desaparecido, todavÍa estÁ presente aunque las cosas no han cambiado mucho, no heavy vid lo que Él tuvo que pasar * pero pu

fill us in on other than elvis impersonating, what kind of activities were in your client's backgrounds that may have been triggered suspicions by investigators? >> well, the main thing, the first thing and what turned out to be the only thing that made them suspicious is when senator wicker's office, i believe his letter was first. and the letter was signed k.c. a and i approve this message. so it was my understanding they went to senator wicker's staff and started narrowing down any constituents who might have the initials k.c. and at some point someone on his staff recognized k.c. as kevin and said, well, yeah, this is someone who communicates with the senator somewhat. so at that point, they looked at his facebook at his social media a little bit more. agent grant spent some time initially on the stand friday basically in my opinion he was kind of laying the ground work for the prosecutor that a lot of people thought that kevin was coo-coo, or he went great lengths to tell us that a staff member based out of tupelo, the staff member said he's nuts. so it's almost as if they said, we

and a stunning turning of events when an elvis impersonator threatened president obama.st got some great news. that's coming up. >> a twist in the letterings sent to the senator and president obama. charges were dropped against the man arrested last week. announced hours after paul curtis was released from custody. his lawyer says he was framed. they found no he have dense of rice in in his home, and now elvis impersonator is speaking publicly. >> i respect president obama. i love my country and would never do anything to pose a threat to him or any other u.s. official. this past week has been a nightmare for myself and my family. my mother has suffered, as well as my children. i would like to get back to normal. >> so far no new arrests. so did the fbi jump the gun in arresting curtis or were they prudent to move fast even though now the charges are dropped? go to gretawire.com. we are back with karl rove. karl, the sequestration, you fly a lot, i fly a lot. a lot of people across the country fly a lot. what's going to happen? >> well, this is not because of the sequest

and charged with possession and use of a another man, paul arrested earlier but charges werertis an elvis impersonator ramed by dutske following a long standing feud. >>> flash flooding causing misery in parts of texas. a storm roared through yesterday dumping 8 inches of rain in some areas. fire crews had to rescue 150 drivers from hwaters. at the height of the more than 120,000 people were left without power. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev is in a federal prison hospital this evening and we're told he's now not saying much to anybody in law enforcement, not since he was read his miranda rights. key republicans in congress are furious that tsarnaev was given those rights so soon after his capture. they blame attorney general eric holder. take a listen. >> the decision to mirandize him was one the magistrate made and that was totally consistent with the laws that we have. we had a two-day period that we question him under the public safety exception. i think everything was done appropriatel for the attorney general to say they got good can stop the interrogation. this isn't columbo. matter of life