. >> steve: it's a mask. >> jimmy: "reborn," maybe it is elvis.h no, wait a second. that's just a -- maybe it's the mask. maybe every time you put the mask on, you sound like elvis. >> steve: probably. >> jimmy: let me try it out. >> steve: well, luckily you have one. [ laughter ] ♪ i'm gonna put you in my washing machine i'm gonna wash you wash you til you come clean ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's fine. [ imitating elvis ] thank you. [ normal voice ] thank you very much. [ laughter ] this next artist here is a --he's a legend. he's got a bunch of hits. we like this guy. it's edgar winter. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: name of the album is "standing on rock." >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: looks more like he's kneeling on a blanket, but whatever. [ laughter ] what am i gonna do? what am i supposed to do? i didn't produce the album. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: well, he looks pretty cool. look at him there. he looks like a space-age musical "game of thrones" character. [ laughter ] let's take a look at the back here. yep, there's his eagle talon cape. you need one of those.

you mentioned some artists that you've worked with or that you wanted to work with, maybe elvis presley. but you have of course worked with most legendary artists all over the world. what about reuniting with kenny rogers? what was that like? >> well, i love kenny. we've always done different things together through the years, whether we're just performing on a show or see each other through things. i'll go to work on some of his charities and he comes to dollywood to work with us there at times. so kenny's a dear friend. he's just one of the true loves of my life. and i love our singing together. i love how we sound. and this song in the new c.d., "you can't make old friends" is one of my favorite songs ever. in fact we really are true friends makes it even more special. >> can you give us an example of how your musicality has changed? this is the 42nd studio record that you're coming out with. the voice changes, the musical selection changes, also the phrasing. i wonder if could you give us an example of how you've adapted to new types of music and new fans? >> well, as you live in th

>> i got elvis right here. >> jimmy: that's elvis. hey, elvis, how you doing? >> what's up, jimmy?ah, you getting a a little loopy, maybe? >> a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] elvis, i heard you were listening to some music during the night. who was on your playlist? >> i have some elvis, lil wayne and young jeezy. >> jimmy: a little young jeezy to get you through the night. that's good. i love it. let's move down to lori, barbera, jeff and luke. guys, i don't know if you know this, but last night all of your individual hashtags were trending in the united states, which is huge. congratulations. as a reward, we're going to give you guys an extra 15 minutes on your next break. that's right. [ applause ] you deserve it. and i gotta -- i can't move on without pointing out that luke has become a -- something of a national sex symbol. is that correct, luke? >> yeah, i got a few flattering tweets from some female twitter followers. >> jimmy: i bet you did, yeah. and have you -- and you're tweeting them back with one hand? >> yeah, i think i tweeted every one of them back.

what about elvis the truck driver. morning to you. this is the day the city of boston has waited one year for. this is the day they want revenge. how do you keep 26 miles safe with a million spectators spread across eight different towns and cities? we'll see you when our coverage begins at the top of the hour here on fox. passion... became your business. at&t can help simplify how you manage it. so you can focus on what you love most. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ >> elvis presley still reign supreme as rock and roll turns 60. >> a new exhibit, 60 years of elvis. graceland's director of archives, angie marcasey is here with artifacts. >> this is actually where it all began, july 1954 elvis driving the truck and gets stopped by sun studios and records this record. this is his copy. this is the copy he had at home. >> it says 20 cents on it. >> those are the paycheck stubs. he was making $1 an hour. >> and training to become an electrician. >> yes

elvis duran.nd he was saying, could you go to another funeral so i can come on and hang with hoda? he's so bad. he's so bad. i said everybody is nice and healthy, but he wanted me to say hello. >> tell him hi for me. >> this is something we are excited about. because we cannot believe that there are -- how many? 12 ladies? 12 women in the world who actually believe that the person that they are interacting with is harry -- prince harry of england fame. >> it's a show called "i want to marry harry." >> who doesn't? >> these girls joined this reality show. i thought the concept was they were auditioning and they would meet him. no, they're actually -- they've already met him. >> they're in the hot tub with him. they're at barbecues. they're swapping spit. >> they think harry is next to them in the hot tub. it's unbelievable. all right, so we see harry every day on the news. anyway, here's a commercial. let's see. i want to see what he looks like. >> 12 american women they could win a royal fairy tal

they -- this is young elvis before he got ugly. this is the bedroom.kay, we're getting a little tackier now. and even this, i was telling the producer, the tv room -- this is no jungle room. but look at the prints in there. i said, you should see the jungle room. horrible. it is horrible. but this isn't so horrible if you have 9.5 million it can be yours. >> the teenager who stowedway on a flying to hawai'i spent years falsely believing his mother was dead and it was all because of his father. that is the accusation new today from a woman who says she is the teenager's mom. she spoke to britain's daily mail newspaper and said the teen's father lied, and told the child that she had died years ago during a rocket attack in somalia. and her son only learned the truth a few years ago elm investigator says the teenager stowed away in the jet's wheel well from a flight from san jose, california, to maw mother we, and she thinks her son sneaked on to the plane to get to somalia and find her. we still don't know how the teen survived the flight. a part of the

by the national bank of ukraine considered a date with elvis the manufacturer is ready to sell an hour working on the modernization of production. the cost of fresh and natural gas to ukraine is political and not economically feasible. prime minister singh yet seen you ukrainians have to pay the highest price among the europeans almost five hundred dollars for one thousand cubic meters. in this ad does not exclude the truck shot missed the thought that and they made fuel supply seperate for the purpose of the energy security of ukraine the prime minister promised to let all possible methods legal political and diplomatic investigations on the vast natural gas from slovakia poland and hungary already to help with european partners. the price is in visits to the left and won all three could not shocking one hundred to one hundred and fifty us dollars. the one thousand cubic meters this price is exceptionally early to call and dishes done the lead directly to the audit to undermine key economic and social basis in ukraine. on the beach. bcci what. several solutions to be one of such solut

instance where someone wanted you to sign away your rights to music and you decided to let him take elvisnstead. >> you are referring to colonel tom parker many years ago. i had "i will always love you." when i first wrote that, they were ready to record it and it was all set to go. colonel tom tells me at the last minute that they either publish and i was brokenhearted but i would not let them have my song. although i would have loved to hear elvis sing it, it would have been great but it was a business decision i had to make and years later, when whitney houston recorded it and made it a world-renowned song, i realized that was a smart decision. i kept all the writing and publishing. i try to think about the business end of the music early on. it is a business. >> it is a business and no one knows that better than dolly. here is some of her words on it -- of advice of how she has stayed in the business. >> as you live in this business and you grow older, you realize you have had a chance to do so many things. i have been so blessed that i got to do movies and write music for that and wr

loved toi would have hear elvis sing it, it would have been great but it was a business decision i hadn years later, when whitney houston recorded it and made it a world-renowned song, i realized that was a smart decision. i kept all the writing and publishing. i try to think about the business end of the music early on. it is a business. >> it is a business and no one knows that better than dolly. here is some of her words on it -- of advice of how she has stayed in the business. >> as you live in this business and you grow older, you realize you have had a chance to do so many things. i have been so blessed that i got to do movies and write music for that and wrote a broadway musical and i just love to continue to grow. i try to improve my singing and and all the facets of my business, i try to always take that into consideration and try to be better and do better. i just try to roll with the punches. i listen back to my old records and i think that even though i still can sing that way when i'm singing that type of song, you just kind of apply yourself to what is going on in your li

. >>> it is time for elvis duran's artist of the month when he introduces us to his pick for next big the musician you want to keep your eye on, this time around, is matthew hemmerline, better known as -- easier to say, lo-fang. >> his album is available on itunes. hello. >> how is it going? >> hello, elvis. >> we brought a lot of music to ♪ and you should get out of town too ♪ ♪ yeah you should get out of town soon ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ baby i know you want me ♪ really serious maybe just have fun ♪ ♪ we're only young once ♪ i know your boyfriend is out of town ♪ ♪ baby where are you going ♪ don't be such a diva you know you can't leave now ♪ ♪ what a cute dress what a wonder ♪ ♪ i know your boyfriend's out of town ♪ ♪ ♪ and you should get out of town too ♪ ♪ oh, you should get out of town soon ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, you should get out of town too ♪ ♪ oh, you, you, you should get out of town too ♪ [ applause ] >> wow. >> different. >> oh, my gosh. that was really cool. >> beautiful. >> you're cheating yourself if you don't hear the entire album. the whole thing together is an amazing piece of art. >> i'm

agree, elvis presley swivelled his hips in a provocative manner. so do hula dancers.u don't want to understand it. bill, i'm surprised and sad that you were so ignore rant of pope john paul ii. you judged a beautiful man on one issue only. i did not judge him. i accurately pointed out his record on child abuse was not good and pope francis might have wait add bit before cannonizing him and i stand by that. rome, italy, mr. o'reilly, if you don't have anything nice to say about the former pope, don't say anything at all. that's not the way it works august. i said plenty of good things about john paul, but i did not whitewash the truth because that's not the christian way. joyce ann ray, new york, bill, we saw you and miller in buffalo on saturday night. the tickets were one of the best christmas gifts ever from our kids. we have fun, too, guys. with mothers' and father's day coming up, rapid city july 25th and fargo, north dakota the next night july 26th, smashing gichtgichtfts. finally tonight, factor tip of the day, last summer i met mr. jamie foxx at a party. genera

the man known as the french elvis hits the silver screen in a new movie that comes out today. you will get the scoop on that thanks to our film critic. and our correspondent will be in the studio after her week on the ground in crimea. she will have more on what it was like covering the crisis in ukraine. let's go straight to our top story, president francois hollande spending no time in reacting to dropping -- connecting to the drop his social party got. named -- he that he named the hard-line interior minister is the nation's new prime minister. of he promised to voss would lead a fighting government. fresh start for an embattled government. >> it will be a coherent and solid team. >> a more aggressive government fits the bill nicely. he is seen as a right-wing within the socialist party, known for his pro-business ideas . statusyear-old hard-line -- hard-line stance -- >> it's not up to us. theirp to them to stay in countries and integrate over their creative he was born in barcelona -- over there. clark's he was born in barcelona, becoming a member of the socialist party w

and then i've got songs from the 40s that i do and then i just kind of work my way up into elvis pressleyhen a little bit of clearwater. >> can you sing for us now? >> what would you like to hear? >> credence clearwater. ♪ i left a good job in the city ♪ ♪ working for the man every night and day ♪ ♪ and i never lost a minute of sleeping worrying about the way things might have been ♪ ♪ big wheels keep on turning. proud mary keep on burning ♪ ♪ rolling ♪ rolling ♪ rolling on the river >> yeah. [ applause ] >> so good. so good. >> breaking it down on the >> i recently played this sound for you. [ baby crying ] >> and you all have a baby in your face. you'll be surprised to see this grown man making this noise he claim with his nasal cavity. >> i thought he had a toy beside the camera microphone but this wasn't coming out of his nasal cavity. >> it's pretty questionable. i thought we would bring him on skype right this minute and see nate right off the bat do it for us. sit real? >> absolutely. >> hold your hands up. show us that there's nothing in the room there that you're doing this noise

vegas like elvis or wayne newton or bugsy siegel used to be?odman. a man who knows allegedly and to the best of my knowledge where all the bodies are buried, some of them equally allegedly by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name and boasts beef, booze and broads. >> you have colorful clients. who was nice and who was less fun to have -- >> the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me because i kept them out of prison. >> did alleged mob guys know how to eat? >> my mother used to say two things, she said. she was the greatest lady. she said oscar's clients don't hurt anybody, they just kill each other. and she also said oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants. >> they knew where to go. >> they knew where to go. yeah. and were always treated right. they were always treated like kings and queens. >> did the feds hold it against you? i mean, you were just doing your job. >> they didn't see it that way. they thought i was a consigliere. as a matter of fact -- in order to

. >>> when you think of las vegas you probably think of slot machines and fake elvis weddings, right? well, melissa chan tells that some are trying to redefine sin city and turn it into a hub for the arts. >> reporter: las vegas, where some 40 million tourists flock to gamble, to party, to indulge, but generally not to appreciate art. we're at the university of nevada las vegassed a patrick duffy shows us works homegrown and global. he won't deny the arts have struggled here. the arts museum where duffy worked as president remains optimistic. >> we have two million people who live here every single day of their life. we're going to be able to gather some of those tourists to be interested in our galleries and institutions. >> some galleries have made their way on the strip. one block up the drag. >> they're responding to the color, the bright lights, not necessarily the lifestyle here but really the color. >> reporter: artists based hearsay sin city inspires. >> you know the saying of what happens here stays here. vegas has a permissive atmosphere, and this is good for artists because

the thought of bringing the death of elvis has lead to breaking the sum of money and the kids out of jc. late wednesday to be seen if he didn't try to find out and the word and ten cents we take you on a behind the scenes at that to two offences. i show you how they filmed the beauty secrets eye it's a story of odds in the tasting and got the boot lid is after we filmed a mouthful clooney's the nazis isn't worried about what lies ahead. they could treat the great decide to renovate neglected may be intended for him at every age and message artistic freedom is here to stay as presidential elections take place this weekend's many uplifting hollywood story of the house is becoming in security and lighting conservatism can become a reality. i think that they can reports the additional documents it doesn't go to cinemas glorious past. after over four months of renovations mobiles largest either is once again open to film screenings and performances by all afghan artists. i wore today we don't see quite the same enthusiasm for movie theaters that there was before. renovating this type of s

organizations or who know people who are a part of that organization who are very, very angry with the elvis of john paul ii, who feel its way too soon, only nine years, and they point out, look. how can a man who basically resided over the revelations regarding church sexual abuse and did nothing for the victims and covered up the ped file priests, how can he be a saint, they say? the answer to that seems to be that the catholic church and most americans, i would contend, feel that this is a judgment based upon the man's entire life, not just on the way he ran the business of the catholic church for 27 years. morgan? >> john terrett joining us live from newark, new jersey. thank you for being with us live this afternoon. >>> at least one of the european observers detained in ukraine is now free. we have learned the released observe was freed for medical reasons. he was part of the geneva packet captured last friday seen for the very first time today. the head of the group, colonol axil snyder, he insisted they are in the region for diplomatic reasons along and not spying for nato and that t

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in nis video she's performing "always on my mind" written by wayne carson popularized by elvis presley and a number of other singers over the years. beautiful video. lots of candles and smoke behind her. but when i say her career was hot. >> this video. >> oh. >> michael jackson, it's a michael jackson. >> wow. what caught on fire? >> that was her hair. see the candles behind her. she's leaned back just a lndr had caught on fire right away. she's okay, though. probably smelled terrible. burnt hair is the worse. smart move putting it out there. could have deleted that clip. people are watching that, smart. >> the production studio called ignition studios. kind of funny. >> head over to a couple girls raising their game to some new heights here practicing their cheerleading skills. this video unloaded by one of our viewers. the girls practicing having a good time in the middle of the living room. call in one of the littlest girls to perform some of the aerial stunts here. the lightest one. >> yeah. >> time for the lift. and now how about a leap. >> oh! >> oh, no. >> i saw that coming. >>

. >> reporter: rehema elvis, nbc news, new york. >>> positive note to end our broadcast this tuesday night. thank you for being we're us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> and i am thinking about it, but i am going to continue to think about it for a while. >> but in cheers, right now at 6:00, hillary clinton inches closer to a run. her comments raising an eyebrow. >> clinton talked immigration, energy and it was the earn eye of the presidential run that had people on their edge of their seats. she tackled the big question with a maybe. telling tech innovators she's thinking about it. she already has some big endorsements, including gavin newsom. >> reporter: the lieutenant governor has been a big supporter for some time. she danced around the issue today, but the bottom line is she's still considering it. in the meantime, she's bringing in some money, between now and friday, three states, five appearances. some local experts say it could bring inasmuch as a million dollars. >> hello, everyone. [

just described about white law enforcement, culturally at the time, jerry lee lewis, johnny cash, elvis is sprouting on the scene. what is going on in the psychology of white america had this time? how are they responding to the civil rights movement. >> so for liberal whites the shooting triggers another round of out rage against the jim crow south. they see it as another example of violent retribution. and people write to their congressman just as they had done with birmingham. the editorials in the newspapers , condemning the violence. some of the documents came across him people writing and talking about their own ideas. it sort of honor of this great liberal guilt. the civil rights movement has been at least since 1960 has been a major news story for the past 56 years. and to some extent the march continued that sort of liberal turned. by the same token because of this emerging -- because of something like the watts riot and the controversies over the morning and report we're starting to see the language of backlash, the phrase backlashes just aren't developed as a buzzword. some w

elvis andrus drives one into the gap. coco crisp reached out and made the gap, nice leap. tied in the 8th inning when donnie murphy goes back up the middle off sean doolittle to knock in the go ahead run. doolittle not having the mojo lately. a's had a chance in the 9th, but cespedes flies out to left. rangers win it 4-3, a's up a game and a half in the west. >>> rough one for ryan vogelsong in denver. the rockies play home run derby, vogelsong giving up three. the most exciting part of the game was when angel pagan was at the plate and argued a high strike call in the 8th and was ejected. giants lose to the rockies 8-2. >>> the terrelle pryor experiment is over in oakland traded to the seahawks for a seventh round quick. the qb spent three seasons in oakland and started nine games but couldn't win over the ,,,,,, tomorrow morning at 4-30. >>> david letterman is next with courtney cox. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'll be there. >> you'll be alone. >> i'll believe that when i ,,

quilt with the woman sits on the stores restaurants and pocketing the difference thousand or two when elvis and union that today as the director of coaching from station to stop the country's most about being one of those almost thirty years ago. if we wanted to keep right i will continue producing the decision was taken to build this nation but according to pump blood to come to death. he wouldn't get that does not want to go said the technology facilities he loves me i would like to supply station london hotel on demand complete treatment. what a revelation and that was like sticky what the distribution system you. what a pumping station was built in record breaking time that month and a cough. it was the saddest company could lead to powerful what to type some good it's not like i can stand there has been no point in time index in the quicker the key to this now what the was supplied to the bus station in late nineteen eighty six still operating more than a dozen people are taking care of it. the issue of the teeth masses to constituents are very confused. they're going for i think that

of honor he and his wife sabina will be joined by prince and princess michael of kent an ultimate elvis costello on paul brady will be among the stars performing on the pillion three. i am members of the british and irish on these planes tonight when bands on wednesday. over at which we celebrate it the shadow of this state if that's the choice of words which means celebration. to celebrate. it was sheer torture. she entered the music of this cute outfit my thoughts together. swing since. and he didn't eat any meat of all it's a mess. all i think he'd have to get out wales left until a final time. falling on them. so what's happened is that when we get on the week before the birth of an anthony john she and connor from my aunt tracy. i get planted and loving. the acts performing here tonight. i have been taking part in nine. i mean the insects. but be donated to the migration agent to appeal to the kids' diapers people here in britain and in order night. he missed me hee hee. musical sentiments to this iconic building. i prefer bring to the heart although it can sometimes be done until

all four opposition and peace i have the elvis ali believes the west is turning a blind eye to what's going on government hard to come out of the situation and the green bars drinking formula one. if the urine stained up looking at installing going in for him to the kid has an automatic that is based on the amount of opposition invite the people trying to emphasize the human heart broken about freedom i don't think i should share in the evening in processing the politic and the process of cleaning i can't in an interview on the job was to have been changed because he's raising his voice of the victims of illegal torture all for the arbitrary detention and write some things in my story and the problem with the money kevin mclean. he knew how my heart problem. as humans to what shoes would really be the county would you grab the code coverage of news affecting the old well that is the one above the nuts and bolts battle comes together well about two hours time. if i can watch a brand new series lead. what kind of joke. not really about me it's a tough characters do it if he hasn't yet h

people and populations and security, but these enemies are able to operate in and amongst populations, elvis ago two areas that are particularly weak, not under state control. it is important to work with partners each and we have to have a kid ability ourselves. >> you made your first reputation in terms of the vietnam war. part of what came out of the vietnam war is hearts and minds. relevant too be isern warfare if in fact it a counterinsurgency that you're fighting. >> that's right. >> you depend on them for intelligence, information. >> what we see him alone is common, i think too many of these conflicts -- of course, mx.of them have unique and what is common in syria, what is common with the conflict in yemen, what you see in northern nigeria, what you see in libya today, what you see in its mali, other spots. what you see are these transnational terrorist organizations who take advantage of local competitions, political competitions for power, resources, and survival and then they portray themselves as patrons and protectors of one of the aggrieved parties. that is how they gain acces

>> i always wanted to sing "suspicious minds" by elvis which we did earlier today. sing. >> country, what i think about, is the only place still besides broadway that we are writing songs that are stories still. a lot of boom box stuff going on. i'm discouraged about what is happening in the world of music. i don't know how you feel about it. except for country. >> well, i just wanted to make a record that was easy to listen to. i think the world is so complicated and music is in a weird spot right now. i just wanted to say you can put it on while you are cooking or hanging out with friends. you don't have to learn 12 new songs. you don't have to think too much. >> you are going to hit the road tonight. someone said free concert. >> in times square at the hard rock. >> what time? >> doors open at 7:00. it is first come first serve. first 500 people. >> they are going to be outside. you better play loud. >> i can't wait. it's -- we are putting together our show but it is album release day, new york city. we just want to try on some things in front of a live audience

so elvis presley is in this book, tina turner, st. theresa, the prophet mohammad is in this book, the famous british athiest who told us all that god is dead, having left england, where god is very much alive. the hindu god and me muslim god came to the united states to tell us god is daughter, and more teresa, in -- a magazine that gaves interviews to movie stars with no department publish wrote that brother teresa was ugly. so we're both in an elevator in new york. he smells of very expensive liquor when he walks into the elevator. we worked on a bbc project together some years earlier but i never forgave him for his treatment of mother teresa, how ugly she was, he said in the pages of "vanity fair" magazine, and on his knees picking up the paper because he pushed the button and all of his papers came to the ground. what do i want to read to you about this going on? i didn'ted i wanted to read a few pages of this chapter. the central chapter, called "darling --" in this book called "darling" about my friendship with a woman who is n

ernest e-mails, neil i remember you like elvis presley reporter from pbs in the 1908's. must be what, 80? 55. i'm 55 years old. sara, do you get early birdies counts? well if i so choose, sara, but i hang out hopefully long enough in a restaurant for some fan to pick up the check. not too much luck with that one yet but i still do it. steve in new orleans. cavuto what's been the biggest event thaw covered in 25 years of anchoring? steve withou 9/11. nothing, nothing, comes even close. tim via comcast, neil as accomplished anchor what colleague in your business have you most admired over the years? all right, tim, in my business that could be a tough one i would say they all had something special. as an icon, someone i deeply admired for his wits an brains and what he did for the business, louis rukeyser. he got the ball rolling. he created business news and broadcasting genre. another lou as in lou dobbs, because he made it happen every day. ken in new york city, what about stuart varney? what about him, ken? kelly in dublin, ireland. i think stuart varney is a class act

. >> also damage in tupelo, mississippi, where elvis was actually born. >> yes. >> all right, thank you, appreciate it. >>> okay, the lawyer for a death row inmate in oklahoma says it was all very difficult to watch. >> yes, the man he represented died of a heart attack after a botched injection of lethal drug. the mishap capped controversy over the secret protocol for executions. and a cnn affiliate of kt ul has more. >> reporter: the execution was scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m., with the prison official standing by the telephone to receive word that it was done. but as the clock moved to 7:00, the call never came. it was shortly after 7:00 when the department of corrections announced something had gone wrong roughly seven minutes into the procedure. >> there was a concern at that time that the drugs were not having the effect. so the doctor observed the line and determined that the line had blown. >> unsure of just how much of the lethal cocktail the inmate had received, the director brought the proceedings at the time. but then, 43 minutes after the first injection, clayton lockett

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politics and the folklore where the governments are, where the vampires are, who's hiding out, where elvis is, you need a tour guide license. >> you think that's protected speech, correct? >> it is protected speech, absolutely. kennedy: tell me how this case came about. they set up business, rolling around, showing people here's the capitol, here's the monuments, then what happened? >> this is classic business, the only greater than seeing america is seeing america on a segway, they had this great idea. they thought we're going to roll it out. they want to see the irs building the department of labor and agriculture and the white house, maybe get a whiff of freedom every now and again. but like everybody in america who decides to start a business, they realize having a good idea and enthusiasm and innovation and passion and desire to serve their customers isn't enough. you need the government's permission. and here the crazy thing is the permission they need to get is just a licse to talk, to talk about history like i was saying, it would be like taking you guys on "the independents" and s

among the survivors were a young elvis presley and his mother. >> in this part of the country the threat cams around again and again, and the stories with terror, so often found the same. >> lucky to be alive. it took a few seconds. it felt like a life-time. >> i got in the bathroom and lay on the floor. i had to hold the door closed, it was trying to fly open. a few seconds later the roof came off. >> mayflower, livonia, tuscaloosa, and alabama, and other places know what it's like to face down a tornado, survive more than once, and be grateful for it. >> we are so grateful god spared our lives. >> if it seems to you that tornado strikes the same communicate yes over and over, there is some truth. >> we do not always hear about them on average: . >> curiously most: . >> following up on tornado and why they so often seem to strike in the same place. joining us is dr harold brooks, senior scientist at the national severe storms laboratory in northern oklahoma. appreciate you being back. we are struck by that. the situation at tupelo, going back in history and other places, we see the same

politics and the folklore where the governments are, where the vampires are, who's hiding out, where elvis is, you need a tour guide license. >> you think that's protected speech, correct? >> it is protected speech, absolutely. kennedy: tell me how this case came about. they set up business, rolling around, showing people here's the capitol, here's the monuments, then what happened? >> this is classic business, the only greater than seeing america is seeing america on a segway, they had this great idea. they thought we're going to roll it out. they want to see the irs building the department of labor and agriculture and the white house, maybe get a whiff of freedom every now and again. but like everybody in america who decides to start a business, they realize having a good idea and enthusiasm and innovation and passion and desire to serve their customers isn't enough. you need the government's permission. and here the crazy thing is the permission they need to get is just a license to talk, to talk about history like i was ould bg you guys on "the independents" and say before you want to

james dean, audrey hepburn, elvis presley, mae west, tom waits, madonna, bruce springsteen and debbieharry. they are part of the "american cool" exhibit at the national portrait gallery. they were selected since they fulfilled four defining factors of cool, like being an original artist, a cultural rebel, an icon, or for having a legacy. >> and no one under 50 had any input in those who break? >> who would you put? would you pick justin bieber? all your friends? >> that probably close to the truth. >> but bieber is not american. he is canadian. >> we lost him the we have to take care because we lost that game. >> we have a chance for rain today caretaker umbrella you will need it. it washout of a thursday is in the forecast. now let's go to one of our coolest americans for traffic. >> a little work of the tristate. it's causing a bit of a slow stretch out their heading north bound starting at the leases of 0247. two lanes are out. it will be picked up in about 30 minutes. more numbers coming out. >> next half-hour. --including, a *live update on two children and a woman, *shot while w