elvis little goodie.t claim the kernel pushed elvis into mediocre movies to cover some of his own gambling debts. >> why pay for a good director, why pay for costars, elvis is going to make money, people are going to come. the only person he didn't believe that philosophy was elvis presley. >> was he taken for a ride, what happened? he was an intelligent person. >> elvis never complained he got 51% and elvis got 49. did elvis have individual counsel for the contract had been nullified? i would say yes, but he was okay with it. if i was elvis, i would have been a son of a. if i'm doing all the work and doing all that stuff, manager respectfully would have gotten 10, no more than 20%. >> i saw them tell him if you don't do these contracts you won't do anything s to here's wt elvis has, is he going to walk around the rest of his life with a chip on his shoulder or is just going to go through the motions? host: now married to priscilla with a career in tatters, elvis is down but not out. he welcomes the arriv

elvis imitators, elvis captivates and makes money. ♪ >> according to forbes magazine, elvis is one ofnd only to michael jackson, but he's also spawned an industry of elvis impersonators, or elvis tribute acts who have made their own living as elvis. >> selling at least half a billion records during his lifetime, when he died, the estate was worth less than $10 million. an extravagant lifestyle, gifts and a huge array of employees, elvis had a huge nest to cover. colonel tom parker took half his earnings and sold music rights to rrk ca for a fraction of their worth. a mere $2.7 million, unable to earn more royalties on songs recorded before 1973. lisa marie was just 9 years old when the king died. her mom took colonel parker to court after 21 months of litigation, he settled the lawsuit in june, 1983, b by accepting a large fee to turn over recordings to rca and the presley family. the colonel died of a stroke at 87 and under priscilla's guidance, elvis presley enterprises was born. >> elvis gave us so much. he loved his fans. i don't know of any entertainer in the world that loved his

elvis.panicked members of his entourage tried frantically to revive him. but he's long gone before they even get his body to baptist memorial hospital where his death is pronounced at 3:30 in the afternoon. by then medical examiner jerry francisco, one of the prime architects of what i long ago labeled the elvis cover-up, the conspiracy to hide the king's drug abuse and overdose death from his millions of heartbroken fans. >> the results of the autopsy are that the cause of death is a cardiac arrhythmia due to undetermined causes. >> everybody should be told the truth. >> i've been thinking about that. i hope and pray that he didn't do it on purpose. >> worried about money near the end, elvis is no longer the slim sex symbol that changed the world. sad and 40 the headlines, strained and swollen and deeply troubled by a tell-all book describing among other things his drug abuse, about to be published by his ex-bodyguard. >> did that book by the bodyguar bodyguards kill him? >> that's very har

she met elvis.as not changed much since he photographed that picture in the 70s. >> elvis was standing by the mirror. and i came in. my father took me to him and introduced me and he shook my hand and said it was nice to meet me. >> reporter: elvis played shows at the bill graham auditorium. these rare color pictures were taken backstage before those shows. the san francisco chronicle reported that screaming girls at the concert could be heard all the way down market street. >> soon the army would come calling, then hollywood. >> this is a lock of his hair. >> reporter: there are now more than 500 elvis fan clubs around the world with over 1 million members. robin rosanne has been collecting elvis paraphernalia for more than 30 years. >> once i saw all this in person, i was transfixed by this man. the charisma. i started buying records then films then books and it took a life of its own. >> plenty of it is tacky. >> i have this doll and i went and bought a ken karate suit. and i got this car so he c

but the elvis they were talking about was a specific elvis, early elvis, charmer, seducer, trulyirredescentin america. if there's another clinton presidency, or flirtation with it, then the symbols of young elvis will not apply. hillary takes it into vegas elvis. when he rocked the king. we when he had contempt for hippies and counter culture in general. a turn for the man who was the catalyst for rock and roll. hillary is like that. a household men. a person so rich gets in the way of things. she can't take d.c. by storm she is d.c. both elvis and hillary are far from perfect. but if you think a permanent demographic shift has occurred that has blocked the door for the white house for republicans then it becomes easy to fall in love with true eccentrics. when you embrace how much is at stake than you must be realistic when you talk about 2016. hillary knows the challenge will be defining a ration ali e. we heard of hillary working with david huff who she helped win. but how she must root her campaign in a democratic mission of economic equality and settle on a core message of strategy and

elvis. elvis of what does the fox say fame? the dynamic duo.heir new song is called "intolerance" ♪ i can't drink what you drink ♪ i can't take another keg i won't tolerate ♪ >> totally picturing this dilemma. can you imagine meeting someone you love? they love milk, you can't have it because your stomach is going to get out of whack? >> he's not the only one who is intolerant. ♪ you can't have bread all the time ♪ >> she is gluten-free. ♪ you're intolerant ♪ so intolerant but can they find common ground? peanut allergy. >> they bonded over peanuts. ♪ suddenly now i feel we have tolerance ♪ >> these guys know how to write a song that will stick you for days and days and days. ♪ we are tolerant >> if you want to see this entire video check it out on rightthisminute.com. >>. >> it's time for us to give away another ipad mini. >> you need the buzz word, be at least 18 years of age or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on win ipad button. >> enter the buzz word on facebook, twitter or both, enter each and

. >>> elvis at 80. >> elvis laid in tupelo, mississippi, las vegas, in beverly hills died today.e just love him. just love him, that's all. he's got to be watching this. he's got to be so happy. >> elvis presley, idol to million of us, sexy, exciting, even a little dangerous. elvis didn't invent rock and roll, but certainly made it

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elvis.ing to the brothers. ♪ what i am what i'm not that i've got deep inside of me -- >> they're new song is called "intolerance". ♪ i can't drink what you drink ♪ i can't take another -- >> i totally picturing this dilemma, can you imagine meeting someone and you can't have it because your stomach is out of whack. >> but he's not the only one who is intolerant. ♪ we have a secret too i can't spend my life with you. >> she's gluten free. she can't bread. she is gluten intolerant. >> sing it with me. ♪ so intolerant. >> but can they find common ground? peanut allergy. >> but they don't have a peanut allergy. they bonded over peanuts. ♪ now i am tolerant. >> these guys know how to write a song that will stick with you for days and days and days. taken you wa and if you want to see the video, go to our website or our mobile app. ♪ intolerant >>> cat stuck to a mouse toy. ♪ >> what happened? ♪ what? ♪ >> hey, what's up, chuck from the bronx. >> today's food challenge is -- a low-carb sandwich a

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>> nothing but a bunch of british elvis presleys. >> it's not true, it's not true! >> when the beatles arrived, from then on, a thousand different things arose. ♪ >> is it a sex thing or -- >> it's sexual. >> yeah. >> completely. ♪ >> there is a desire to get power in order to use it for good. ♪ how does it feel >> pop musicians in today's generation, they can rule the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah, she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> yeah, yeah, yeah. this is beatleland, formerly known as britain, where an epidemic called beatlemania has seized the teenage population, especially female. >> cbs, they do a story on what they probably think is a goofy band from england that's doing quite well. >> these four boys from liverpool with their dishmop hairstyles are britain's latest musical, and in fact, sociological phenomenon. they symbolize the 20th century nonhero, as they make nonmusic, wear nonhaircuts, give nonmercy. meanwhile, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is alexander kendrick in beatleland. >> some little girl heard just a hint of what the beatles were ab

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. >>> an elvis painting sold for nearly $82 million. let me show you the triple elvis.ng here. squint your eyes. depicting elvis as a cowboy in andy warhol style. it sold to a bidder last night. >> 82 million. it's not just one warhol but two. the record amount that it pulled in last night. let me give you the figure. $852 million total for its auction. receipt me run down what those two iconic payments were shelled out for those two. $82 million for that triple elvis and the other one coming in at a close second was $70 million which is one of a publicity photo that was painted in 1966. it was really a big night for this auction house. a quarter of the art sold last night sold for $10 million. these are people who have a lot of money. people would buy these because they have pride in having these kind of iconic art in their homes but but a lot of it is about the investment, too. let me give you case in point. let me throw up a graphic and show you what i mean. back in 2005, julian's auction house in beverly hill's sold that purple skirt in 2005 for a 1500 and then for

elvis' rock 'n roll had quickly become old fashioned once the beatles made it to the united states.ohn lennon had picked up a conviction for possession of cannabis residue in london in 1968, which is all the white house needed to deport him during richard nixon's releks campaign when john lennon was planning a concert tour and voter registration drive that would help drive richard nixon out of office in favor of the most liberal anti-war candidate ever nominated by a major party, democrat george mcgovern. john lennon hired a new york city immigration lawyer to fight his deportation. the lawyer leon wilds was 39 years old, but couldn't have been listening to the radio very much in those days because he had to actually ask a colleague who is john lennon? he tried many approaches to win legal status for john lennon, including challenging the law that said convictions for possession of narcotic drugs or marijuana was grounds for deportation. he presented expert testimony that cannabis resin was not marijuana and not covered by the law. and he actually asked john lennon if hashish was ma

guess what, bill, it's appropriately titled elvis and nixon. minnie driver is going to neverland, that's right. driver is joining allison williams in "peter pan" live playing the part of the older wendy. >> i did not know what the older wendy meant. >> i'm dara brown. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news from nbc denver affiliate 9 news, rape suspect delivered to authorities by mother. 19-year-old elijah jordan jackson was arrested last thursday after his mom drove him to the county jail. he's accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl in february. >>> and on nj.com, bamboozled what happens when a 3750 bottle of wine really costs $3750. yes, it happened at a casino in atlantic city. joe lentini asked the waitress to recommend a bottle. of course she pointed to screaming eagle oakville 2011 saying it cost thirty-seven fifty. he ordered it not knowing she meant 3700. after some complaining, the price was reduced to 2200 bucks. the borgata stands by its policy saying proper practices w

elvis shot is a cool picture.>> i love the elvis. i saw it in "the new york times" this weekend. i loved it. was thinking about like getting it and putting a tack and sticking it up in my studio. very cool. just for the cost of a tack. but $88 million. i mean, you could buy one of mika's beach houses in the south of france for $88 million. >> or at least -- well, half of one. >> wouldn't cover the tax. homeowners insurance. >> exactly. up next, the best of what's new from self-balancing robots to the next big craze. we've got your popular science's top innovations that they say are going to change the world. stick around. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. twhat

>> it is flattering to be compared to anything and elvis. never going to take the commission that guy took. that's the first thing. >> how do you structure the business relationship? >> i structure it fair. i structure it industry standard and i try to over deliver and i try to do as may jobs as i can for the price of one so my artist doesn't have to go too many places and there are not too many chefs in the kitchen. that may be where the criticism comes from, always trying to control too much. what i'm trying to do is get as many jobs done in one place, so it's a one-stop shop. >> how can artists make money in unexpected ways, if not with an album or touring? >> you can build brands just like culture. jimmy iovine just showed it with beats. it was brilliant. he took all the culture of all the artists he had relationships with and he built an empire. >> what you think about apple buying beats and bringing dre and jimmy iovine onboard? >> i would never bet against jimmy iovine. i don't know their exact plans. i know is brilliant. i met dre a

marry us again. >> [laughs] you had elvis marry you guys. your beautiful family some money. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> all right, now, you are 8 questions away from the million dollars. you have no lifeline

he goes, what happened to elvis when he first took off? everybody was against him until ed sullivan said this is a great guy. he goerks you always had the talent. he office until i started "the entourage." >> you said to your boys, "wait until i turn it back on again. wait until inr turn it back up again." you said that with confidence that you knew you could dial it back up. >> well, i always knew my talent. see, that was the thing other comedians couldn't take when i was starting out. even at 2:00 in the morning if there were nine people on the crowd, i come off stage -- comic always look to knock each other down. say a comic walk over and goes, "tough set, you had, dice?" i go, "tough set." those same people will pay thousands to sit in the front row of the garden. i knew what i was meant to do. i had this conversation with my son, dylan, the other night about knowing inside what you're meant to do. like if you find your talents, you know, it's what you do with it. you know, like people talk about god-given talent. i feel my sonszw have

and i promise you this, there's nobody here who has never heard of elvis presley. well, folks, it's a simple story. and yet it's a complex story. you are on the battlefield right now. on june 25, 1876, george

i'm talking about elvis costello from elvis costello. [ cheers and applause ] they got together performingn a supergroup right here. and i'm so excited. if you're a fan of bob dylan you don't want to miss this. you guys the new basement tapes playing tonight. [ cheers and applause ] talented. talented musicians. sound great. i'm so happy and honored that they chose our show. thank you guys for being here. guys last month we did a funny bit on our show. we had two of our writers, john and arthur, who are both single. they gave us their real e-mail addresses and said if anyone wanted to be their girlfriends, they could e-mail them. and it wasn't a joke. they are actual writers who are actually single and the e-mail addresses were real. well, the next day they each got over 300 e-mails from people across the country. and long story short, they ended up going on a blind double date with two of the girls who responded and we taped the whole thing. [ cheers and applause ] here's how it all went down. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm roger lodge and this is "tonight show" blind dat

where is elvis? >> elvis is in red. >> that's him in the jacket. >> red jacket. >> he's not. to benefit st. jude, the children's research hospital. they're going to go on a walk. >> they should get donald trump to walk with them. then it is really elvis trump cancer -- >> you're right. >> donald is a good guy. he should get out with them and walk in front of the trump plaza or something. >> i like that. we'll talk to him in a little bit. he'll come inside and explain what's going on. >> this apparently has got to be seen. we'll talk about good deeds. >> this is -- there is a group called crank it forward. they spread joy by pulling pranks. the latest was this housekeeper named kara, single mom of three. the cleaning service that she works for said she was going to go to someone's home and supposed to be getting ready for a party. and -- >> yeah. >> so when she got there, the owner said, well, here's the things i want you to do for me if you wouldn't mind. would you please taste test the gourmet food and she did that. would you help warm up the massage therapist's hands? that

i would imagine elvis would be beyond brando. it will be a close one. >> it is good to see you again. you also have -- i don't know if you will give me a comment on that. tell me about that painting and what you think it will go for and why. >> the estimate on that painting is $25 to $35 million. we don't comment on our consignors. it is one of the great kline paintings left in private hands. the world record price for franz kline is $4 million. we have a sale which we hand picked and looked for works which spoke to the broadest market. and while the worhols represent the pop moment, the kline is the masterpiece of our abstract impression movement which have many of the great artists of their period. >> you have balloon monkey orange estimated between $20 million and $30 million. we will take a look at that. i wanted to skip down to ed. i think it is pronounced russias smash. he is a very hot artist now i understand. >> exactly. there hasn't been a painting of this caliber probably for 15 years. within the body of work this is fr

. >>> the owners of the hard rock hotel and casino say it is scheduled to open with an elvis sweet. british charter airlines plan to offer direct flights from london to reno. >> will you be making the trip, sent you are an elvis fan? >> absolutely. >>> siwei these two daredevils are the first to do this really crazy stuck. >> plus, the full look at your sunday forecast. >>> two daredevils tempted fate today as they crossed the zimbabwe's victoria falls on a slack line. the man, one a 26-year-old german student and the other a 34-year-old journalist crossed 300 feet of distance while 330 feet above the cameron floor -- canyon floor. it was a feet that took two years of training and nerves of steel. the man are the first to have ever walked across that gorge. >>> just amazing video their. as far as our forecast, the weather conditions amazing as well. temperatures bouncing back up into the 70s. some 80s and a record to report at the oakland airport. 83 degrees breaking the old record of 79. right now, the fog making a combat. close to monterey bay, bumping up near part of the bay area

elvis at 80. >> good evening. sad tidings tonight, elvis died today.olutionized the music business. and in one way or another he touched most our lives. >> we just love him. just love him. that's all. >> he's got to be watching this. he's got to be so happy. >> elvis presley, he was an idol to millions of us growing up in the 1950s and '60s, sexy, exciting and even a little dangerous. he didn't invent rock and roll

. >> ademÁs identificÓ a elvis alcÁntara como otro de los implicados en el hecho. >> recuerden que seguran 4 reos y 2 agentes penintenciarios. >> la policÍa pidiÓ que se entregue por la vÍa correspondiente. >> les presnetamos mÁs noticias. >> el presidente santos recibiÓ el apoyo económico de espaÑa en el proceso de paz con las guerrillas. santos y rajoy no informaron una cantidad de dinero concreta. varias zonas de argentina continuaron inundadas a causa de una sudestada, 2 personas murieron y muchas personas fueron evacuadas. el temporal de fuertes lluvias y vientos en uruguay provocÓ un saldo de 162 personas evacuadas. los fuertes vientos provocaron voladura de techos y cartelerÍa. >> gracias, ya regresamos con mÁs, no se vaya. tu lado más tranquilo te llama. tu lado espontáneo ha llegado. y unas inolvidables vacaciones disney están a tu alcance. ahora mismo puedes crear un paquete de 7 días incluyendo una habitación en un hotel selecto de walt disney world resort y entradas a los parques temáticos desde tan sólo $78 por persona al día para una familia de cuatro. así que ven este a

stop -- elvis an all-black starting five beat all-white kentucky in the final four. some called it the most important college basketball game ever played. schoolse days, since the built in new center, kohl arena is quieter, place to jog or play pickup soccer. >> it's really nice. >> the university has decided to transform the old basketball barn into a new state-of-the-art , $155 million indoor practice facility for the football team. it's a decision greeted with mixed opinions. >> it's a historic place for this campus, but campus needs change. >> they can drop $150 million increasingnd not on wages for workers. exit actually up to the board of regents who meets thursday to consider the plan and its public-private funding. 25 million from the state, 25 million from the school, and a $25 million pledge from under armour. >> interesting. >> it has been one year since an attack that almost claimed a zookeeper's life will stop i had, how he is marking the anniversary and what he plans to do since he hasn't done that since the day he almost died. >> a $200 dinner for two?

you'll agree that elvis is still the king.uction block in memphis, tennessee. why i tell you this? they happen all the time, it's the day he would have been 80 years old. and the first record, the year, 1953. he was 18 years old. he paid $4 to record this song. can you play it? ♪ skies are green his voice sounds different. he recorded this song as a gift for his mama. >> this is elvis? >> this is elvis. >> never know it. >> listen. ♪ just as long as the day -- >> i would never guess that. >> this is considered to be the holy grail for elvis collectors. it's too difficult to estimate a value on it. it's the first time it's come up for sale. in january, i got chills too. very exciting if you're a collector. i think we're all fans. suspicious minds, needed a reason to play it. >>> and finally, george, this one's for you. he's husky, his name is steel, and he wants you know, george, he loves you. [ dog saying "i love you" ] >> it's pretty close. >> america loves steel back. he has over 16,000 likes, george. i have proven it once a

he went in and said don't show me elvis. show me something interesting. and you got to listen to the record before you bought it and took it home back then. so the record store owner handed him an album, said try it, puts it on and first tune is round midnight with miles davis playing it. in my father's word, he had found his home. it was the most amazing thing he heard and was engaged and in love with it. he sat there stairing at the cover and he thought to himself there is no way. he didn't think anything this beautiful could come from someone who was inferior and that is when he realized he was being lied to and dedicated himself to not being a racist. >> miles davis did that for had im. good man, miles. how did that change the way you looked at your family? well, my grandfather died when i was young. he was very angry and he didn't have a lot of patient and others new he was supportive. he emphasised the german values in me. i went out thinking as a child and my family is this noble and as i dove into the research i realized they were off and did a lo

. >> this is my wall of famous people, and the first one up there is elvis presley. is that elvis's hair? is there a piece of hair there? >> yes. >> that's it? >> yes. george washington. >> you have george washington's hair? >> uh-huh. daniel webster. ronald reagan. his manicurist was a friend of mine. >> you have jfk right underneath marilyn? >> yes. >> what did that set you back? >> i never discuss. my husband might be listening to this. i don't want to discuss prices. >> you've got abraham lincoln's hair? >> yes. >> how did you come by that? >> i bought it. >> you bought it. >> i bought it. >> aaron burr and hamilton, you got both. >> yes. and a piece of the gun. see that little metal piece? >> piece of the gun -- oh, you got a piece of the gun. that famous duel on the banks of the weehawken. that famous duel on the banks of the weehawken. >> yeah. >> wow. >> don't you love history? >> i do now. >> this little frame here was my very first piece. and if you notice the sign, 1956 was the year that i found it. i bought that instead of a pair of easter shoes. and the

careful case study is to recognize the stories are powerful with the experiences of the body a and the elvis and in this case mortality. and we are increasingly willing to recognize those are just as important contributions to knowledge and skills and professions. >> host: i think at the time i was in a trauma day i was told the mother was next door she was happy and says how was my son doing? and instantly the massive a motion that it myself not think intrusiveness ahead of time and mad at my trading to complete leavis this part. to what extent we researching with the end of life care did you feel how could this be missing? >> guest: we are cancer surgeons to your pancreatic so you deal with every patient having these discussions but only some are mine that are potentially at the end of life. but one of the first essays i wrote as a resident was a 23 year-old who'd died in writing about family members and the struggles but how are we supposed to cope? you break bad news of the time. it was mostly familiar. i saw things that were new in this book used a lot of research and observation. so wh

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. >> ted jones performed with elvis in 1954. becauseget emotional they can see something they relate to. this reminds me of my late wife, of when my son was born, of when i got married. >> this is the first colored s card, uncut, right off the press. >> especially because these things camame out before the internet. and when yoyou walk through here it is all about privacy. >> that is beyond cool and it is right here in washingt. when we come back, we will talk about what the fallout of tuesday's midterms means for >> time for the roundtable, and what a week it was. we saw more layoffs from the company that once reigned suprememe as washingtoton's hott startup. and newumbers left analysts divided on what it allll means. but topping the headlines, tuesd's midterms. wewelcome back to both of you. , , we have tvey time to break it all down. ththe analysts talk and talk all week. let's talk about the biggpset in the maryland governor's race. what happened? was it the mesge on taxes that won today? h he pounded th a and he was very cl

he goes, what happened to elvis when he first took off? everybody was against him until ed sullivan said this is a great guy. he goerks you always had the talent. he office until i started "the entourage." >> you said to your boys, "wait until i turn it back on again. wait until inr turn it back up again." you said that with confidence that you knew you could dial it back up. >> well, i always knew my talent. see, that was the thing other comedians couldn't take when i was starting out. even at 2:00 in the morning if there were nine people on the crowd, i come off stage -- comic always look to knock each other down. say a comic walk over and goes, "tough set, you had, dice?" i go, "tough set." those same people will pay thousands to sit in the front row of the garden. i knew what i was meant to do. i had this conversation with my son, dylan, the other night about knowing inside what you're meant to do. like if you find your talents, you know, it's what you do with it. you know, like people talk about god-given talent. i feel my sonszw have