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be right back. >>> time now for elvis's artist of the month with national radio host elvis durant introducesin music. it's singer slr song writer eric hutchingson who debuted at number five on the pop chart. he will sing his single a little more. >> hello, elvis. this talking at the same time is -- >> it's a little creepy. >> his album has already sold over a million and a half copies. i've known eric for a while. he actually did the overnight flight just to get here. >> where did you come in from. >> from l.a. i got a show tonight in san diego. >> what was it about him that he stood out. >> it's pure and simple about him. when you hear his voice, you hear it. it slices through which is a compliment. >> his music does make you happy. >> that's what it is about. music makes you feel things. i want everybody watching. i want them to feel his music. when you hear it you will get it. it's part of an international netflix complain. eric hutchingson. ♪ ♪ ♪ right about the time i missed your call i lost my mind ♪ ♪ raining where i am, i hope you see the text i sent ♪ ♪ because i can't stand to be a

elvis, please reveal the answer. >> seville. can you macarena? i don't remember it. long ago. >> kathie lee, can you do it? >> there she is in the middle. she was very tan that day. >> back over to you. >> lovely, lovely people. which of the following summer anthems did pharrell williams not take part in? >> "problem". ♪ >> who sings that? >> arianna grande. >> i do know that song. >> people love to buy music in summertime. he's done very well. >> isn't pharrell hotter than ever? >> he's huge and his hat is huger. >> which of the following deejays produced the summer's hit song "summer?" >> let's go for a. >> no. but this is a fabulous cd. >> the correct answer is calvin harris. >> absolutely. if you want to have a summer hit, name it "summer." it is huge. it is great. you can imagine palm trees while you are driving around in your convertible listening to that song. >> he is great, too. >> he's so talented. >> from florida, finish the lyric to this song featured in a hit musical film that was released in 1978. ♪ summer days drifting away >> what? i'm giving you ever

>> my dad was obsessed with elvis. i guess it would have been his 40th -- >> we are assuming he is long gone. >> he is in buenes aris with tupac maybe. so we dressed up and there are pictures in the book. to give you idea of what the house was like. and you don't realize it was strange as a child. we had a ceramic bust of elvis on a ped stool in the dining room as though it were high art. >> he deserved to be on a ped stool. >> the other thing is my dad was a steak and shake free. i didn't know this was strange either until i went to other kid's houses. the art in the dining room was the three stock photographs of the food they hang in the restaurant. we framed the steakburger with the fries. the other was the milkshake and the other was the chilly fries. that was our art. i didn't realize until later how strange it was. >> if andy worhol did that he would have made $10 million >> who is the late film credit who is obsessed with steak and shake? >> roger ebert. so they should stop writing and stop being doctors. >> we

king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis. >> it would be elvis. >> the joke is that it's not a state,'s so small that everybody knows everybody. >> in the middle of mississip , mississippi -- sentiment and everything. >> why the velvet ditch? >> you roll in, comfortable and you don't care much about getting out. right? right? am i right? >> no one here seems too bitter about that. >> it's a really great one. we're never leaving. [ male announcer ] hey, look at you! you're an emailing, texting, master of the digital universe. but do you protect yourself? ♪ apparently not. when you access everything, you give everyone access to everything about you. but that's ok. while you do your thing... [ alert rings ] we'll be here at lifelock, doing our thing. watching out for things your credit card alone can't. [ alert rings ] and relentlessly protecting your identity. get lifelock protection and live life free. [ alert rings ] >>> there was a distinctive barbecue style in the state of mississippi? >> no, not that we can discern at all. and it's part of the reason we wanted to do this. we got ou

what was it like to write for elvis? >> elvis was fantastic. car and drive down the street to get anything happening. you know, that's true. >> reporter: jim wechterly wrote "midnight train to georgia." gladys knight and the pips made that song famous but that "midnight train to georgia" was merely a plane to houston. "midnight train to georgia," what was it written about? >> actually it was written after a phone call with farrah fawcett. she mentioned she was packing her clothes to take the midnight plane to houston to visit her folks. i got off the folk with her and wrote "midnight plane to houston." and then later on cecile wanted to sing it. >> reporter: donovan known for songs like "sunshine superman" told us his inspiration for songwriting came from his love. dan reynolds of the grammy award-winning imagine dragons also performed. reynolds was honored last night as a gifted young song twriter. >> the song can bring two strangers together and communicate something nothing else can and there's more magic to songwriting and lyrics that are s

dall animalcekeeping elvis comf now. >>> he was no teddy bear.inly a black bear crashed n alas. here's some pictures of that ty. entuallyot thhome and crashed through a skylight, landed in the living room just feet away from the party. an they say thete frosting off the cupcakes before people shouted at him and he walked out the door. no one was injured. police say the same bear got into another home later on and that's when officers found him and shot and killed him. >>> you are watching nbc 10 news, nbc 10 news today at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we are following this breaking news. a serious accident causing major delays. a viewer sent us this video, just in a few minutes ago of that scene there. sky force 10 is also on its way to the scene where cars are backed up for miles. >>> it's going to be a beautiful sunny day with highs in the low 80s. we'll get your forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. it is 71 degrees, just about 6:00 a.m. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato.

costello is here. >> i am a excited to have mccartney and elvis and when elvis put on the first albumthis month. i called the show the last year of my youth, because i have a big birthday coming up. >> you are turning 40? >> yes, turning 40 again and you want to treat all of the big mile post birthdays with a sense of humor and you can't do anything about it so the last years of my youth on the 24th and the 25th and starting the tour in st. paul and working great theetaters. rieman theater in nashville, and all around the country. >> what is the favorite venue? >>> it is hard to say, because the one where you have the next great gig. >> and not the first time you have played carnegie hall, is it? >> well, i have actually play and i made my sort of debut on the stage as a part of spinal tap, tap, and i sang with the chief tans on st. patrick's day, and i have been on the stage, but not on my own show. it is a solo show where i pick a theme that i make up in my head on the day, and i look at the whole, and i say, tonight, it is all songs about love and deceit of which i have quite a few

king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis. >> but it would be elvis. >> mississippi is -- you know, theody. >> in the middle of mississippi, oxford is an oasis of thought and art and literature and feeling and sentiment and everything. >> they call this place the velvet ditch. >> why the velvet ditch? >> i guess you just roll in. it's pretty frigging comfortable and you don't care much about getting out. right? right? am i right? >> no one here seems too bitter about that. >> it's a place that needs help but it's a really great place. we're never leaving. [male vo] inside this bag exists over 150 years of swedish coffee experience. that's 150 years of experience in refining and perfecting the rich, never bitter taste of gevalia. and we do it all for this very experience. this very second. this exact moment. [woman] that's good. i know right? cheers to that. gevalia. 150 years of rich, never bitter coffee. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by no

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para pintar caras >> música también de tradiciones nacionales e internacionales >> vamos a tener a elvislos tienen que pagar, aquí estarán gratis y la gente puede participar, es una oportunidad para unirnos como comunidad y celebrar, que todo el mundo ponga en su cabecita que es una celebración sana y hay que proteger a la comunidad >> yo hago muchos reportes de malas noticias de san pablo por el crimen y la violencia, usted está al otro lado, es el símbolo de lo que se puede lograr ¿qué hace usted que no hacen los que se involucran en malas cosas? >> es como estas tú con tu ciudad, no importa de dónde vienes o dónde eres, pero si tienes tu corazón, las ganas de cambiar algo en la ciudad no importa de dónde vienes >> en las noticias de vez en cuando exageramos, pero no es algo para desanimarse >> cuando veo cosas así en mi ciudad me da más ánimo de cambiar las cosas >> van a tener fuegos pirotécnicos >> hay otras opciones, hay programas como estos donde los padres pueden poner de temprana edad a sus hijos en actividades más seguras que los alejen de esos peligros, en vez de fuegos piroté

. >> i would pay $15,000 to hang out with elvis. real elvis. >> he's dead. >> get him back somehow or another. if you can get him back for a day i would pay $15,000. >> that's not fair. >> i would pay to hang out if it went to a good cause, a great charity and something that i felt i could learn something from. >> i got one for you. how about 15 grand, donate to charity hang out with the pope. >> the pope is not going hang out with me. >> this is the other thing, if you're paying for it, the celebrities don't want to be with you anyway. they think of you as a little irritant and they have to deal with for a couple of hours. >> is this how you feel? >> that's true. whenever they do those raffles for celebrities, if you ever see the pictures at lunch they look like they don't want to be there. >> self-proclaim feminist father post this photo on rules of dating his daughter. it's gone@pp@paúq÷wxwxwxwvÑ ♪ >> now that you can dance to. chuck spear is getting a lot of heat after posting this. rules for dating my daughter. number one

elvis started recording here in 1953.re did the king stand? >> right about here. >> this is the exact microphone? ♪ are you lonesome tonight >> it's very special because it has the same quality of sound that they would have had back in the '50s. >> this has cool old-style malts. >> want some of this? when i'm in town, beale street is where i want to be. here i am with my all-time favorite place to eat. blues city cafe. man, that was awesome. the best place to party that i like is at b.b. king's. a lot of musicians have drove through here. look, man, don't be a fool. if you want good music, come to memphis, tennessee. thank you very much. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. hey, razor. check this out. we can save big with priceline express deals. hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. priceline express deals are totally legit. check this, thousands of people book them everyday and score killer deals. now, priceline

also, from elvis's jump suit and bob dylan's lyrics. pieces of history about to go on the auction block. >> a letter sent to president obama today says there is a, quote, culture of nonresponsiveness at veterans affairs hospitals system wide. the report from the office of special counsel confirms multiple policy violations and problems with patient wait-times. in one case a veteran in a psychiatric facility went listen to this eight years without proper treatment. the report also says whistle blowers were often ignored and punished. the administration is investigating 50 whistle blower claims, all of which involve patient care or safety in the system. one of the most organized yet. controversial candidates is coming to president obama's defense if you can believe it on iraq. david shuster is here on power politics. david. >> kentucky senator rand paul is offering some bipartisan backup for the president. the tea party candidate says the mess in iraq rests on the people who brought the united states into the war there, specifically the b

the elvis of '68 was different than the one in the '50s. up with a plan to put him on the radar and he hit the stage. the sets included an iconic jam session in front of a live audience. the special was a big hit on the small screen later that year. >>> the king got back on his throne. 46 years ago today. breaking our hearts. we remember it will. "your world" with neil cavuto is next and that won't break your heart. ♪ >>> while the president is on the economic road show this week, something he just said did catch our attention. >> are there programs that the government does that are a waste of money or aren't working as well as they should be in of course but i tell you, if you work in any company in america, big company, you'll find some things they're doing that aren't all that efficient, either. >> you're right about that, mr. president. that's one little difference here. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. that is the company, when it screws up, it's generally on the company's dime. when the government skews up, it's on our dime. to for

elvis's favorite peacock suit has rhinestone and gold lamae. it has not been cleaned. >> i wonder how much the sweat alone would be >> and melissa, thank you very much. >> the closing bell is next. see you on monday. >> and welcome to the closing bell on friday. hello, sarah. >> hello. happy friday. sarah ivan here. at the new york stock exchange where this hour we will find out whether history will be made. the douw threatening to close a an all time high.

i turned down "in the ghetto" by elvis presley. tavis: how do you look back on that? you did do it, so it is not like you turned it down, but i should spank your hand. you are iconic at this. you should know a hit when you hear one? you think?t if i did, i probably would have a lot more hit records. when you are hot, you get the greatest writers -- carol king -- you have got the greatest writers in -- carole king, and you have the greatest writers in the world, and i knew -- "he ain't heavy, he's my those are great songs, but you can't spank my can spank my hand. that: i want to go back to p word, passion. passionate allen of these years, or to put it another way, what would you have done if not music? >> i do not know. i am really one of those one trick ponies. i dropped out of school. i always sang in church choirs and school choirs, but, obviously, god said, i have got to help this kid and gave me music and give me bobby hatfield , and it has been a blessing, so i do not know what prison i would be in right now. if it were not for music. tavis: [laughs] p-r-i-s-o-n

. >> the defendant stole the purse and took it to her truck where elvis boss well was waiting, first being back the truck, accidentally lock inside of the truck -- >> so allegedly, if convicted the so-called maid of dishonor and her husband could spend about 38 months in jail. >> look at elvis, don't be cruel, ma'am, don't do that kind of surf. >> church break-in in play fair. police still looking for one of the suspect, the unique way the suspect broke into that church. >>> and also, there is a teenager who drops his pants, at his high school graduation, why he says it wasn't a joke. and the statement he was trying to >> flu a job that you think is boring because you stare at a computer screen all day, don't complain. first, you have a job, second, you have a probably have air-conditioning, and not outside like these construction workers. >> that bear is back. where one of our viewers caught the furry critter on camera, and what officials say they plan to do it about it. toll hikes are coming for people who take the turnpike in pennsylvania, how much more you can expect to pay. >> g

the made of honor boswell the defendant stole her purse and took it to her truck where her husband elvisas waiting. they accidentally locked themselves out of the truck. >> if convicted the so-called made of dishonor and her husband could end up spending up to 39 months in jail. >>> in your money tonight a highly anticipated product launch amazon is expected to unveil its new smart phone tomorrow. the device could be exclusive to at&t. no one knows any details about the phone. some analysts believe it could be 3d. not known the price tag but some industry insiders say like the kindle amazon may sell at cost and working on making its money on the traffic flowing to the website. >> a popular dating website is going high tech to help clients find the one but i have to tell you it's not cheap. match.com is now using facial recognition software. the idea is to help users find a date based on what their ex looks likes. yes, and that's because dating experts believe that most people have a type. the cost for this new service $5,000. the company says included in that is a six month membership an

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that's where elvis died. public because the estate owed some $17 million in inheritance taxes back then. those taxes have since been paid, as you might imagine. the ticket price at the time, $5. coming up, california chrome, will he make history in just a few hours? he'll run for the triple crown. we'll go to belmont stakes for a preview of that race. also, our special series on historically black colleges and universities. we're going to show you how some schools are shifting their focus to recruit more students from overseas. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where if your car is tota

a special treat for you fans of elvis presley. bill: a hunk, a hunk of burning love. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i faced it all and i stood tall and did it my way ♪ martha: later vintage elvis. bill: today's throwback thursday. elvis presley swivelling his hips across tv screens in the mid '50 and established rock and roll's hold on popular music in america. almost 40 top ten hits, a successful movie career and a highly publicized tour in the u.s. army, the king performed his final con party is in -- concert in, where? indianapolis, 37 years ago today. sadly, redied less than a -- he died less than a month later. march so new shocker today in the irs targeting investigation, this time the scandal has jumped to a whole new level. it turns out that lois lerner, the former irs official at the center of this whole scandal -- the same woman whose e-mails for a two of year period have conveniently disappeared -- we're now finding out one of the e-mails that did surface targeted republican iowa senator charles grassley. she wanted to have him, a sitting senator, subjected to an irs awed difficu

today's first contestant plays in a blues band and goes by the stage name of elvis because of his deep sultry voice. from arlington, texas, give it up for stephen shaw. let him hear it. [cheers and applause] stephen. smooth. steve, you got that smooth voice. >> i like to think so, yeah. >> got a nice voice. from my understanding-- you have your guitar with you-- you've actually written a song for us.

. >> elvis, he's not in the building any more. >> he's in the big house. >> 8:09.ealth trend taking over hollywood. this one of course causing some controversy. don't they all? actor ryan fill pea and his girlfriends were just caught doing it. what is it? >> yes, it is intravenous vitamin therapy. medical cocktails. the trends becoming more popular in hot spots such as miami. that's where ryan and his girlfriends were spotted after night of hard partying, the couple stopped by, this vita squad to get a quick boost, the duo hook up to iv's filled with vitamins, it is said to help with hang overs. >> can't hurt? >> ya. still ahead, plastic surgery in kids. some parents are allowing their kids to go under the knife to help boost their confidence? the five ways this can do more harm than good. specially to them mentally. straight ahead. but first, we're riding to raise money to congress or cancer. today is epic impact day. how you can help drive donations quite literally >> we certainly made a big deal how we would reach 09 degrees for the first time in 2014. we did, b

today's first contestant plays in a blues band and goes by the stage name of elvis because of his deep from arlington, texas, give it up for stephen shaw. let him hear it. [cheers and applause] stephen. smooth. steve, you got that smooth voice. >> i like to think so, yeah. >> got a nice voice. from my understanding--

>> my dad was obsessed with elvis. i guess it would have been his 40th -- >> we are assuming he is long gone. >> he is in buenes aris with tupac maybe. so we dressed up and there are pictures in the book. to give you idea of what the house was like. and you don't realize it was strange as a child. we had a ceramic bust of elvis on a ped stool in the dining room as though it were high art. >> he deserved to be on a ped stool. >> the other thing is my dad was a steak and shake free. i didn't know this was strange either until i went to other kid's houses. the art in the dining room was the three stock photographs of the food they hang in the restaurant. we framed the steakburger with the fries. the other was the milkshake and the other was the chilly fries. that was our art. i didn't realize until later how strange it was. >> if andy worhol did that he would have made $10 million >> who is the late film credit who is obsessed with steak and shake? >> roger ebert. so they should stop writing and stop being doctors. >> we

. >> priscilla presley widow of elvis presley is a number of advocates who want congress to take actiono does illinois democrat jan schakowsky who says it's torture. >> in order to get tennessee walking horses to do that lift in an unnatural way, they actually burn and hurt, injure the horses so that they so it hurts for them to put their feet down and they lift them up. >> the controversial movement is called the big lick, the inhumane practice used by some trainers is called soring. cruel methods sore horses which include painting on injecting caustic chemicals in the horse's legs such as diesel fuel or kerosene and wrapping the legs in plastic so the chemicals burn the flesh. >> they put chains on the ankles of the horse so it hits the injured accident. and there is pressure shoeing where they trim the horses hoofs to the quick and then they after they do that they tightly nail in the shoe and put things inside the hoofs. >> sufficient as golf balls, screws and other foreign objects. soring has been outlawed since the horse protection act of 1970. but enforcement by the usda has been

, i think it was madison, wisconsin, i was -- i used to live in manson, yeah, there's a spot where elvis got into a fight. >> there you go. >> i thought of exactly the same thing. i was in north korea and in there, and everywhere you would see, this is what i came across. or whatever. and the rocks and the mountains. and i made my first book there and thought, somebody from nbc a minute ago in the lobby was talking about the microphones. i thought, that does make sense when you get famous people on there posting. what did you do there? >> that would be fantastic. >> kilroy was here. >> you are living in it. and i have lived in my neighborhood since 2006. so eight years. and it wasn't until three years ago when findry began that i learned about the entire jazz district that was near my house, that janice joplin used to live nearby, kurt cobain, all these interesting things. >> you are learning this on top of google maps, so why don't you just google, believe me, this is the question i asked about microsoft, what is to stop microsoft from doing it? we don't have that anymore. you can imita

strait has more gold and platinum records than any music act except the beatles and elvis.ut that? ♪ tell them to shake it shake that big old butt ♪ ♪ baby got back >> sir mix a lot performing his 1992 hit "baby got back" with the seattle symphony with enthusiastic audience members. that takes me back. >> he's a one hit wonder too. he hasn't produced anything else, you know, but that song. everyone still knows it and -- >> you know, growing up in california, i used to play that in my car, bass going strong. >> they were happy. >> dance to it. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day here on nbc. want a fiber that's clearly healthy? benefiber is clear, taste free, and dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. and benefiber is so easy, you can feel free to add it to everything you love. and that's clearly fabulous. benefiber. clearly healthy. see benefiber work and save on facebook. and these little angels build in strength. and tha

when his own band didn't break, he became a sessioned guitarist, playing on records by elvis, ray charlesringfield and aretha franklin. ♪ in the '70s, while battling drug addiction, he released a series of successful solo albums. then in 1981, he had his biggest hit with "if you think you're lonely now." in 2009, he was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. bobby womack was 70 years old. >> axelrod: later, the mystery of california's disappearing black birds. and better late than never. high school graduation day for a 100-year-old world war two vet when the "cbs evening news" continues. " continues. [ female announcer ] hands were made for playing. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious,

so, this week, elvis. we all recognize the promoter of many concerts and whatnot. welcome to the show. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> you walked through the newsroom today and surprised a lot of people. talk about the reaction you get when you do that. >> it's

but way of your opinions are you been banned from a comic con things go where between me and general elvis that genre mix and peace said alright relax relax like human rights watch you are issued a report stating that no humans could easily be held accountable for the horrific actions that military robots commit right we don't need a legal framework to prosecute such a thing so stop being a robot apologist for one second what are the state policies concerning autonomous weapons there are many i mean the us issued a directive at the end of two thousand and twelve which allows the d.o.d. to use only non-lethal versions of autonomous weapons unless officials waive the policy at a higher level that even mean that directive less than the auto blow to the air now would not be honorable. thing there's a big surprise those are active against that do not believe what you hear i gave a the reviews are not true that they will. have are down on everybody. as you know we're better than any other news show we get the breaking news sooner because we have the future headlines generator here are the headli

. >> he's freaking elvis presley, right. >> graceland isn't a mansion in memphis but a gym in the presidion francisco. we met him there recently for a session on how every day movements can determine not just winning or losing, but staying in the game. >> how many people who are athletes, or who have been athletes, do you see come in here and not have a grasp on these basic things? >> most people who have succeed high in athletics are doing so because their bodies are so miraculous at buffering their crap. and what's happened-- >> i love that, because their bodies are so miraculous at buffering their crap. >> they can put up with it. what ends up happening is they will ride that horse until it breaks. >> i love that. >> our first lesson was about lifting, and how simple every day movements are more important than you think. >> understanding how your mechanics affect your life. we will try to basically see if you can pick up this whopping 25 pound weight. >> okay. >> which is not any more or less than some of the backpacks we see kids peck up or your suitcase or the groceries. come on this

they said it is that i mean it with a need a man need a man productions to produce michael jackson elvis presley their shows in vegas and so he said got need and he said you got to listen here this guy speaks i was speaking in vegas she has her shows in vegas she brings her staff to hear me speak when we meet after which is all my god this will work so now because i'm david goldsmith the writer and then john mack and i we all meet and we start doing it we start writing to it took it took a year to write it another year to. change it john wrote some jokes i put all the family stuff in there and. he had to get past the vainest larry you have to get past the vein why he would want to come listen to my stuff and you have to get past that you're a natural you always are naturally you always kind of. spoke to me. i was always funny when i was always funny always. always funny how all those irate funny most great athletes aren't. you know we're. great they aren't leap they're not big they're not a classic clown yeah they're not the funny guy you know johnny unitas didn't break no i i never. i'm