i'm second only to elvis presley to sell most records on rca. he said oh, well you do a lot. i am lying it won't help me get more grammys or another star on the hollywood walk of fame so why should i give it to you. it didn't happen. sk >> so you're telling me you were never treated in a racist manner, it doesn't happen, to quote you, hold up now, what also didn't happen is a bunch of black people followed you, why not? >> let me give you an example, now see, remember, our culture, remember what i said about my sister why you singing their music. >> but you said it's our music as well. >> yeah. mine. now wait a minute. >> yours but not ours. >> it's ours if you want it. >> okay. so more black people didn't want it. >> you have to ask them i'm not speaking. dr. king did all of that. the show, speak for whoever. >> but i'm asking why didn't more black people follow you in when you kicked open the door? >> we went, me and don of the dallas cowboys which i did the anthem for in the first super bowl. we went to toronto, ontario to do a pilot way before "hee-haw" so we get there an

let's take a look at the elvis photograph, for example. you see it says "to jack"?ecause is jamie going to be interested in something that says "to jack"? i'd rather just have a regular signature. so, with the "to jack" on it, you're looking at the $800 to $1,200 price range. >> i contacted several of the largest auction houses that deal in autographs. one suggested they will put together a book to honor jack kuster and market the product as the jack kuster collection. juan carlos asked me, does this mean that people would be able to buy particular items out of the collection from this catalog? i said yes. >> the heir will have to think about that. so, you have full control over all this. >> a hundred percent. aren't i lucky? >> you are, but what's next? juan carlos's big decision. >> jamie, this is what i want to show you. would you do the honors? that's next. [ gasps ] what's your strange inheritance story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but.

is he an elvis impersonator? he has the look. he has ryan stones on his jacket q. i'm glad you caught that. >> he's like great value elvis. >> next up, the indy rock band. this is their version of a song called -- this looks like the lum nears here. >> this doesn't look trump people. but let's play it. i protect racist but my heritage makes me proud. >> what about the rules. do you have to say i'm the not racist? >> you kind of codified it right there. >> it's the reverse of the red neck comedies. >> that's right. >> jeff fox worthy who made a whole career out of that. >> it's going against all of my pledge gists. you wich in pre judging them. >> is that racism in. >> no. i assume that these guys -- >> they were all berp any sanders supporters making their pickles in williamsburg, but no gut to use that for the second time in two days. >> no one is watching two days in a row. you never know. >> finally there's an artist that sampled the president's own voice, mixed it up. >> this is sergeant dun got to make america great again we got to make america great again. >>

he clicks his tongue elvis? elvis? come on.ople who selected us to be the scapegoats. so did the ira feel any responsibility for the fact that six innocent men were wrongly convicted of mass murder? we didn't put the birmingham six into prison. no, but you put the bombs in the pubs. the bombs were part of a campaign that went on. the birmingham six had nothing to do with the ira. it wasn't the ira that sentenced them. the british knew that they were innocent. the. . .the people were baying for blood. the west midlands police, not being able to catch the proper ira men, went out and took six innocent men. same thing as the guildford four. done the same thing. why didn't you walk into a police station and say "i know who did this," in order to get the birmingham six released? now that is about a... you'd want me to go in and give the names of other men? to become an informer? let me tell you, my good man, i'd sooner die than become an informer. i would sooner die in front of you than become an informer. why didn't you go in and a

. >> you may have seen me as full elvis, decked out with the naked cowboy on the street, singing i wantllet back. ♪ i want my mullet back >> the song making its way to season two of this show, still the king. the country crooner breaking it down for us and all the fans at our h&m times square studio. >> i play a dysfunctional elvis impersonator who lies his way into the church as a preacher only to find outs he has a gene-year-old daughter he never knew existed. >> his real daughter miley one of his biggest fans giving her dad a social media shoutout. >> she said she likes seeing me as elvis, getting as crazy. >> miley even playing a role behind the scenes. >> in some ways she came in on the ground floor when we had our original writers meeting. her ideas are always worth hearing. she's a great thinker. >> it's not all work. billy ray and miley enjoying spending family time together back home in tennessee. >> we rode four-wheelers, you know, roughed around in the truck. she's a country girl at heart. >> but does this country boy really want his famous mullet back? >> could come in handy

i haven't seen you as elvis by the way. you look pretty normal to me, but i have-- - i'll have to send you a picture. - i would like that and maybe perhaps you could sing right now for us. i'll just cross my arms and legs. - oh i don't sing. - oh, okay. it's just an image. - it's an image. - it's just an image. - i do think that if you fly southwest airlines flight these days, you do get a sense of a more personal, or a more intimate, or a more unconventional experience. that part of it has conveyed to some degree. - oh i totally agree. what we try to do is treat each one of our customers like a human being, and not a transaction, but we've always walked this interesting line where we have kind of a wacky, zany, really fun marketing personality. really fun marketing personality. at the same time, we're a very rigorous, safe, reliable, convenient schedule, and one of the best operators in the world. - think about how oddly incongruous that might seem. on the one hand, it's sort of fun and wacky. on the other hand you're flyi

elvis, sort of. superfast knot—tying. wide open spaces. limos. the strip. this week, the largest hack—fest on the planet. if there's one week of stuff in vegas that isn't staying in vegas, it's this week's bsides, black hat and notorious def con gatherings. this is the week where hackers rub up against law enforcers and everyone peeks over each other‘s shoulders and networks. so, let's get straight into the action. and for our first act of the show. daniel here has got an extra piece of software running allowing him to hear what's being typed on the other end of a skype call. so how does it work? the software during a skype call learns how your keyboard sounds like and if you later during the call type something sensitive, like a password or e—mail, we can understand what you've typed using machine learning algorithms. this is because each key has a unique fingerprint based on the position of the key on the keyboard. the suggested results from what our victim might be typing are listed on the screen. as you can see, it's spotted every word except one but wh

. >> anthony: what's called 77 elvis pancakes? chocolate chip pancakes, bourbon peanut butter.o die on the toilet like her did after this carbo load. >> anthony: if we're doing the elvis experience right, i should be eating a fist full of -- >> anthony: yard bird's signature fried chicken comes with chilled spiced watermelon and cheddar cheese waffles. they brine the chicken 17 hours to be exact. and spicy bath that includes cayenne, and black pepper, and garlic and onion. tender inside and perfectly crispy on the outside. >> anthony: to me, i like waffles and i like chicken, but i don't understand waffles and chicken together. >> questlove: you still don't understand? >> anthony: i understand people deeply love them and i do like waffles and i do love fried chicken. put them on separate plates and i'm okay. >> questlove: you don't want your food integrated? >> anthony: shrimp and grits, a southern classic made with florida shrimp, virginia ham, and south carolina stone ground grits. >> anthony: i was reading your book. is it curtis mayfield you ve baassociations with? >> quest

what is more american than elvis with a pink cadillac? san jose rose garden parade had lots of american flags, lots of music, and a feeling of togetherness even as our country may feel divided. >> it is one of the most important holidays for the united states, independence. and this is a great time to spend time with our neighbors. >> yes. everybody is super loving and supportive of everyone. >> set all of it aside, we are all americans. and today we are grateful for that. >> reporter: so even with some politics going on, most people told us they notice the bugs and dogs, and the big tractor. >> cars. >> reporter: you like the cars? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: how about the dogs? dogs too. and the food yeah, yeah. >> i saw a shark. >> reporter: plenty to see and plenty to feel proud of. a concert followed by fireworks. >> thanks scott. a lot of great celebrations going on right now. if you want to see what to do, figure out what to do, you can go to our website. it is at nbcbayarea.com. >>> visitors at squaw valley hit the slopes this morning

. >> reporter: from pets, elvis and a visitor from down under. >> driving into this port, magic. we have been waiting for some time. >> reporter: john williams arrived by cruise ship. >> i think the cruise ship planned to be here for your big day. >> reporter: the fourth of july means big business for bay area artists. >> this is our busiest day of the year. so we're just going nonstop. but it's going to be wild and crazy. we have the colored fog show tonight. >> reporter: for some the weather is a nice change. >> we love it out here. the weather is perfect and the views are marvelous. >> reporter: police beefed up presence, keeping things quiet and peaceful. the crowd packed the pier to hear beats from bay area band tainted love. >> it's a great pride. >> reporter: they came prepared and braved the fog. while it wasn't the show they expected the attractions made up for it. >> a great city to tour and it's beautiful out here. it's worth it. >> as for any criminal activity i spoke with a police officer here who says there have been a number of fights but other than that it has bee

>> apparently elvis lives. >> it looks like the collar's drawn on. >> it's russell westbrook that we're. but we also had russell westbrook. >> orlando scandrick. >> no. he looks like a fancy pepto-bismol. they send out on christmas, that's what he looks like, like he took someone's bad prom dress, let's redesign this. >> a little project runway prom dress. i'll give you that. >> that is the epitome of bravery. he is pretty in pink head to toe. >> he's going molly ringwold on us. how about devonta freeman with the black and gold, little gothic. >> "game of thrones" inspired. i do like the shoes. carpet, like no socks on the red carpet. >> i don't hear you protesting. >> no, i like what he's wearing also. i have to agree with brianna on it. >> you're not feeling it? >> no, not at all. >> the fashion foes agree. >> memphis grizzlies, mike conley and his wife, going on with a -- oh. what is that? >> i'll tell you what. i just ordered some drapes in that pattern right there. [ laughter ] >> i think he looks great. it's fitted very well. his hair looks great. only he could pull that off. >> a

. >> big names in the music industry really heartbroken over this, weighing in, deejay elvis durant sharedmessage, saying seeming happy is never enough. >> and another sentiment, mental health is no joke. we must destigmatize the conversation around it. and jimmy kimmel, our friend, tweeting, chester was one of the kindest men i've had on my show. my heartbreaks for his family and friends. he will be missed. >> bennington was very close with singer chris cornell who himself committed suicide by hanging. yesterday would have been cornell's 53rd birthday. >> at the time, bennington responded to the suicide with a note on social media saying i can't imagine a world without you, i pray you find peace in the next life. >> and bennington performed the song "one more light" on kimmel's show. ♪ we saw brilliance ♪ when the world was asleep ♪ there are things that we can have ♪ ♪ but can't keep ♪ if they say ♪ who cares if one more light goes out ♪ ♪ in the sky >> kind of ironic and shocking to see and hear him give that, perform that tribute for his friend chris cornell. little did we know he was

. >> it stars billy ray cyrus as a a washed up elvis impersonator and he tries to get a gig in austin'ss waysically never happened. >> that's not going to work for me. i promise my band we're playing here tonight. >> you promised? what am i thinking? >> what am i thinking? damn. you know what i'm thinking? that's a bummer. >> you'll wait your turn like everybody epps. >> austin is on his way. look out for that young guy. thank you, thank youo=j simpson learns he will be able to walk out of prison in less than three months,"i'm not a guy who lived a criminal life. i'm a pretty straight shooter." nine years into a 33=year sentence for kidnapping and armed robbery.... he will be free."well deserved. well de served"bay area reaction ranging from approval to apathy.i'm oj'd out. (grant) o-j simpson will soon b a free man. after his parole is granted in nevada. thank you for joining us i'm grant lodes...in for pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. tonight we're learning more about what parole will mean for the former n-f-l superstar turned felon. kron 4's j.r. stone has spent the last two

. >> reporter: from pets, elvis and a visitor from down under. >> driving into this port, magic.e have been waiting for some time. >> reporter: john williams arrived by cruise ship. >> i think the cruise ship planned to be here for your big day. >> reporter: the fourth of july means big business for bay area artists. >> this is our busiest day of the year. so we're just going nonstop. but it's going to be wild and crazy. we have the colored fog show tonight. >> reporter: for some the weather is a nice change. >> we love it out here. the weather is perfect and the views are marvelous. >> reporter: police beefed up presence, keeping things quiet and peaceful. the crowd packed the pier to hear beats from bay area band tainted love. >> it's a great pride. >> reporter: they came prepared and braved the fog. while it wasn't the show they expected the attractions made up for it. >> a great city to tour and it's beautiful out here. it's worth it. >> as for any criminal activity i spoke with a police officer here who says there have been a number of fights but other than that it has been

. >> she described him having dark brown hair and i was thinking about elvis. >> reporter: and amandae described a 345man who wasn't thrilled at the time he was going to be a father, so amanda's single mother moved back home to mississippi to raise amanda with the help of her own family, never to hear from him again. the absence of a father was felt all the time, but especially painful for amanda on her wedding day. >> i've always seen ladies walk down the aisle with their father, and i never got it. >> reporter: so when she saw investigative genealogist pam slaton featured on "20/20" -- >> hey, mom. >> reporter: -- helping people find biological relatives -- >> you're so beautiful. >> reporter: -- she reached out. >> we were like amazed how she found, you know, long lost loved ones. >> this is where it all happens. my stacks are kind of broken up by current. not feeling it, driving me crazy. >> reporter: pam, who is also a consultant for abc news, was confident she could help amanda. so she took on her case, which she thought seemed simple enough. >> all i did was give her five thing

." >> it stars billy ray cyrus as a a washed up elvis impersonator and he tries to get a gig in austin'sk you a slot as soon as one opens up, which basically never happens. >> that's not going to work for me. i promised my band we're playing here tonight. >> you promised? what am i thinking? what am i thinking? damn. you know what i'm thinking? that's a bummer. you'll wai >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> i am happy to confirm ryan seacrest is returning to "american idol". >> number one, it's finally official. what ryan's return means for the future of "a.i." and who will be the next star to sign on? >> a lot of judges were holding out until ryan made his deal. >> o.j. simpson will be released from prison. >> my vote is to grant your parole effective. >> thank you. >> what is his next move? >> number three, kevin hart laughs off his cheating allegations. >> i have made the decision to be a better person, and better man. >> plus your insider bonus. >> beyonce might be owed on apology. why the bey hive is buzzing mad over her wax figure. >> my reunion with

the a's in seattle, is that elvis or elton john? i think elt john.arkis siemian with first rbi since coming back from disabled list, a two run double down the line to score matt joyce and davis. a's lead 2-1. bottom of the inning, gives two right back. crews plays to run with rbi single, 3-2 mariners. after that, set down 11 straight. nice play by matt chapman on the broken bat. bottom of the eighth, the mariners beating up the a's pen. cruz with a three run homer, 300th of hills career. seattle beelts oakland 7-2 is the final. well, the warriors have one roster spot left after zaza pachulia agreed to a one-year contract this afternoon. the question is whether it will go to magee or someone else. today the warriors introduced former laker nick young, also known as swaggy p. last year you might remember he tweeted this out. i hate golden state fans. they don't know nothing about basketball. hey, nick, why were you hating on dub nation? >> i think my phone was hack or something. everybody, hacking is beige thing these days. i think so. >> it is the rus

is 11-year-old aid den, he's been living with hundredington's disease since four, his favorite is elvis, this guy was an impersonator visited the hospital. pair sang all shook up together and his mother says that she's just thankful for days like this. >> wow. pretty >>> you heard of a food truck, how about a meditation trump >> a converted calming r rvs, she wants people to get ten minutes of calm before going back to the chaos of work. great thing to do on your lunch break. guided meditation sessions $10 for 10 minutes and the feedback has been positive. >> it's a total reset. at total reset. any sort of high level stress just would bring it right down remind you to breathing remind you to come inside. remind you to just feel your feet and drop in. it's perfect. >> of course, the studio is on wheels. so owner susan westbrook can bring peace of mind to any city she wants. >> i like that. i'll be doing that in between shows from now on. >> i've never been able to master it. tried it a couple of times >> maybe after the weekend can you come to my house and kind of park there? >> little s

." >> when the show starts billy ray cyrus is a a washed up elvis impersonator and he tries to get aomised my band we're playing here tonight no you promised them? what am i thinking. what am i thinking? you know what i was thinking? that's a bummer. you got to wait your turn like everybody else. >> all right. austin is on his way. look out for that young guy. >> congratulations. bye, everybody. how much will it hurt? it's just a tiny skin sample. you saw me do it to myself. on a scale of one to ten, where one is a pebble in your shoe and ten is the monkey you thought was your pet biting your face off. a two. eating a whole altoid? sheldon, if i'm gonna synthesize a neural network from our skin cells, i need to harvest them. now, i've done this dozens of times, but if you're too scared you don't have to. no, this is for science. i can be brave for science. thank you. oh, jiminy, that's cold! just think how happy you'll be in a few weeks when i've converted our skin cells into functional brain cells. all right, just warn me before you do it. okay. three... two... and we're done.

hoy seis familias anunciaron que demandaron a la ciudad de san josÉ, al condado de santa clara y elvisa los jÓvenes con nosotros. jaime: es otra de las demandantes. >> pasaba gente por allÍ, policÍas, les preguntÁbamos quÉ estÁ pasando. jaime: en un comunicado, distrito de agua de santa clara dijo que le darÁ consideraciÓn a cada reclamo, mientras tanto, se solidariza con las personas impactadas por la inundaciÓn del arroyo coyote. el collado dijo que aÚn examinar la demanda. la ciudad de san josÉ no se pronuncie al respecto. las demandas se suman a otras ocho impuesto es el mes pasado. dicen que los fondos de ayuda estÁn agotando, y siguen sin conseguir vivienda permanente. >> nos tenemos que mover en este mes y todavÍa no encontramos un apartamento. jaime: la abogada recalca que cualquier persona interesada en hacer un reclamo, es decir, entablar una demanda, tiene como fecha lÍmite el 18 de agosto. ramÓn: nuevas imÁgenes revelaron el accidente del aviÓn de asiana airlines que se registrÓ en el aeropuerto de san francisco. tres adolescentes murieron y 180 pasajeros resultaron lesiona

. >> trying to see elvis. >> there's a reason, once she was battling cancer, they were a real inspiration to see this moment. she's not sitting in a basement waiting for anything to happen. >> she believes in life after cancer? >> yes. >> as she's finishing, she has something for the doctor and the swedish cancer institute. at the end, there's a little bit of a surprise. >> and then she died of a heart attack. >> if you go to vegas, you got to live it up. >> enge doesn't have a cell phone or a computer. there's only one way she can really, she says, watch the internet, watch "right this minute." she sent us this video thinking we'd like to see it. yes, we like it so much, we want you to go to vegas and have the best time you can have. >> when is she going? it's a hop, skip and a jump from here. >> i know. >> we'll pop bubbly for you, enge. have a good time. >> we have a mystery on our hands. little girl, is she the culprit in this video -- >> so there were balloons and they had what on them? >> red. >> red markers. show me your hands for a second. >> oh, that's just circumstantial evidenc

. >> lisa: garth brooks spotted a sign in a crowd that said elvis was my last concert. garth brooks spotted her in the crowd, went after her, and let her choose her favorite song and this would happen. ♪ >> lisa: she loved it very much, and garth brooks is amazing. that's a nice moment. >> greg: tomorrow night, my show at 10:00. we have great guests. we talk about everything. fox news podcast.com. with a 30 minute interview with ted nugent about everything that's going on. it's pretty good. and tomorrow, we are doing a story about democrats with bumper stickers that explain their party to people. we are going to be showing these on the show. the first one is democratic party, america's best whiner. democratic party, hey where are you going, come back. thank you. democratic party, yes we still suck but what are we going to d do. democrats, we stopped thinking about tomorrow. thanks for helping me out there. don't quit your day job. >> jesse: i forgot to plug my show, can we talk about that for a minute. >> dana: a hero cannot afford to take his daughter on a ride at an a

." >> when the show starts billy ray cyrus is a a washed up elvis impersonator and he tries to get apromised my band we're playing here tonight no you promised them? what am i thinking. what am i thinking? you know what i was thinking? that's a bummer. you got to wait your turn like everybody else. >> all right. austin is on his way. look out for that young guy. >> congratulations. bye, everybody. jamie? >> reporter: minneapolis police chief janee harteau, anthony, started with a very strong statement saying justine damond did not have to die. justine damond was shot to death by minneapolis police officer mohamed noor, when she walked up to the squad car at one point, after dialing 911 twice, thinking that she was reporting a supposed rape behind her home. now, chief harteau said she talked to justine damond's fiancÉe, don, just this morning, and he expressed to her that people are now scared to call 911. she said the department does need to regain the community's trust at this point, and she also reassured her family that she will do everything in her power to make sure justice is s

the a's in seattle, is that elvis or elton john? i think elt john. with first rbi since coming back from disabled list, a two run double down the line to score matt joyce and davis. a's lead 2-1. bottom of the inning, gives two right back. crews plays to run with rbi single, 3-2 mariners. after that, set down 11 straight. nice play by matt chapman on the broken bat. bottom of the eighth, the mariners beating up the a's pen. cruz with a three run homer, 300th of hills career. seattle beelts oakland 7-2 is the final. well, the warriors have one roster spot left after zaza pachulia agreed to a one-year contract this afternoon. the question is whether it will go to magee or someone else. today the warriors introduced former laker nick young, also known as swaggy p. last year you might remember he tweeted this out. i hate golden state fans. they don't know nothing about basketball. hey, nick, why were you hating on dub nation? >> i think my phone was hack or something. everybody, hacking is beige thing these days. i think so. >> it is the russians. >> i l

singing a song called hound dog, ain't nothing, but a hound dog in an elvis kind of thing and it gotheir stuff going. >> and you didn't know that, did you? >> i did not. >> big mama thorn. there you go. >>> we have some good weather this afternoon. a region-wide cooling trend and most areas down by just a few degrees today. some of our inner east bay back by 100. but for the receives temperatures came down. take a look at the comparison from yesterday into today. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees for most of us. take a look at san rafael 24 degrees cooler this afternoon. here is a look at the numbers right now, a nice mild 68 in oakland. 78 degrees in hayward where we had the blues festival going on. low 90s reported for livermore, concord, and walnut creek. concord at 97, still very warm in the inner east bay areas like antioch still near 100 degrees at this time. but for most again a better day if you to not like the heat. the onshore breeze is 25 miles per hour through fairfield. marine layer is deepening and we're going to carry this trend as we get into the business week. here is th

. —— elvis.ere hackers rub up against law enforcers and everybody picks over each other‘s shoulders and networks. so let's and straight into the action. and for our first hack of the show, daniel, here, has an extra piece of software running, and iam going extra piece of software running, and i am going to hear what is being typed on the other end of a skype call. so how does it work?” typed on the other end of a skype call. 50 how does it work? i was making call. so how does it work? i was making a skype call, and noticed how the keyboard sounded. and if you listen to what was tight, you can understand us. this is because each key has a unique fingerprint based on the position of the key on the keyboard. the suggested results for what our victor might be typing are listed on the screen. as you can see, it has spotted every word but one, but when asked to choose words to make the most lightly sentence, it is not so on the money. this is not just our victim but it is not so on the money. this is n

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. >> mason: only elvis presley cold more records on the rca abel. the remarkable charley pride.i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org a federal judge says he won't like >>> kpix 5 news at 6 begins with what could be a victory for sanctuary cities. a federal judge says he won't likely allow president trump to cut off funding as punishment. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. new at 6:00, bay area cities squaring off with the trump administration in federal court. the white house wanted the judge to lift a block on its executive order punishing sanctuary cities. but kpix 5's melissa caen was in the courtroom and says the judge wasn't buying it, was he, melissa? >> reporter: that's right, allen! today, the judge made it pretty clear that he would continue to block the president's executive order that would put in jeopardy federal funding some or all of it for sanctuary cities. >> we think the argument went well. >> reporter: it looked like another win today for s

and the answer was, the birthplace of elvis presley.n tupelo, they could not get cbs from memphis, a valley town, so they put up a big antenna on the top of a mountain and ran a community antenna, catv, and those were the early roots of cable television. david: television was for free in those days. now, you have to pay for it in tupelo, mississippi. so was that hard to convince people to pay for television? brian: what he liked about the business was subscription nature. so in belts or cologne and many other businesses he had been in, you have a product, you sell it, if you get sick next month, you're out of business. in our business, and what he liked about recurring revenue, you have to borrow a lot of money, build it, and hope they will come, then you have a recurring business to work from. david: where did the name "comcast" come from? brian: great question. it does not get asked very often. it is amazing -- in 1963, he dreamed up the name comcast. "com" was "communications," "cast" was "broadcasting," and we were going to merge an

. >> mason: only elvis pressley sold more records on the rca label. the remarkable charley pride." i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. >>> tonight -- the fairy tale celebrity wedding of the summer. inside julianne hough's emotional i dos. >> oh, my god. she's so beautiful. >> the stunned groom. the daddy-daughter dance, and cameras capturing every moment. >> then, did jennifer garner confront ben's new girlfriend? >>> plus -- >> we woke up very sad and angry. >>> with just days until the "game of thrones" premiere, what has kit harington up in arms? >> 99 really infuriates me. >>> plus, the date night without the twins. inside angelina's wild vacation with her daughter. and shia labeouf's arrest video tirade. >> i got more millionaire lawyers than you know what to do with. no

. >> mason: only elvis pressley sold more records on the rca label. the remarkable charley pride.thony mason. thanks for watching. good night. >>> are we too consumed with russia? what do you think? >> were going to start off talking about the weather. dangerously hot. tomorrow is even higher. >> it's pretty toasty. we are used to the yellow weather alert on monday, now we have a heat advisory in effect tomorrow

. >> reporter: what is more american than elvis with a pink cadillac? san jose's rose garden parade had lots of american flags, lots of music, and a feeling of togetherness even as our country may feel divided. >> it is one of the most important holidays for the united states. independence. and it is a great time to spend time with our neighbors. >> yes, everybody is super loving and supportive. >> set it all aside. we are all americans. and today we are grateful for that. >> reporter: so even with some politics going on, most people told us they notice the bugs and dogs and the big tractors. >> cars. >> reporter: you like the cars? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: how about dogs? and the food. >> yeah. >> i saw a santa shark. >> reporter: plenty to see and plenty to feel proud of. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> pot for pets. what do you think of that? growing number of dog owners turning to cannabis products to try to let the holidays less stressful for dogs. they say they are big sellers. while there is thc from marijuana, it is not like the pot that peop

absolutely sure that they are in favor of russia but it's a little let's not compare the numbers because elvis of the united states is. it is an important player it's recognized even this country and i'm sure you heard foreign minister lavrov saying that russia is counting on having some sort of pragmatic relationship with the united states. what do you think pragmatism even mean to the americans and those they made because for the russians it's a give and take they're not going to give without taking anything and it seems to me that americans as simply not willing to take to give anything to the russians at this point of time well number one it was russia that walked away from the cooperative relationship with obama obama was about as as pragmatic a president as you were going to find number two you know i think that there is a possibility for trump and putin when they meet in hamburg to figure out a way forward but in the end of the day if we cannot figure out common ground on ending the conflict in eastern ukraine if we cannot figure out common ground on mapping out a political vision that

end, whether struggling for air in our beds, bleeding out on cold concrete, a last mighty dump like elvisy festivities you go to, it's the firecrackers. >> anthony: as befitting tradition in the way things are done, this is a once in a year event. for two days extended family, friends, and neighbors gather to cook, cure, and eat a pig. time for a haircut? >> jose: yeah, haircut. >> jose: they finishp with the blowtorch. >> anthony: as one must. >> jose: they start singing, we call -- that everyone makes his own verses and the other person must respond. >> anthony: so they're like rappers. >> jose: yeah, that's it. >> anthony: freestyle. ♪ >> jose: so now they're going to finish up and take all the guts out, the heart, liver. >> anthony: then it's lunch. >> jose: lunch time. >> man in cream sweater: in portugal we used to say if you want to know our body we have to kill a pig because it's absolutely the same. the organs are placed on the same disposition. you see the liver there and the heart, you've got the tongue there too. >> anthony: ah, it's all in a package. all the good stuff. look

elvis. called war on cash is heating up again around the world but this time it's not government officials suggesting that we work toward a cash free society. she joins me now here in the studio for more on that we're talking about private businesses getting involved in this now yes we are in fact talking about private business in this case which has just launched a new program that discourages small businesses here in the u.s. and some a broad from using cash at all anymore for a few different reasons government officials all over the world have expressed support for cashless society the most common reason behind their argument is a limited in criminal activity considering cash is anonymous but it's no longer just the authorities that are in support of going cash free u.s. based credit card giant visa has announced the cashless challenge the company will offer small retailers or across america ten thousand dollars each to implement technology for digital payments in return for the cash comp