speaking to the elvis fans, they like the fact that elvis overwhelms the town.are down here a lot. we enjoy it. some of the singers are really good. some aren't, but some are really good. back in the pavilion, the first heats are almost over. it is now or never for some. for others, it will be heartbreak hotel. alex humphries, bbc news. despite all the cliches, some of them were actually very good! now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there — on the final day of september it feels appropriate that there is a bit of an autumn chill in the air. there's also a bit more cloud in the sky than there was yesterday in many areas. but, despite that, we are still getting to see some sunshine through the rest of the day. it will remain cool and breezy, and there will be a scattering of showers across the north west. on the satellite picture from a little earlier on, you can see this stripe of cloud that has been working south—eastwards across the british isles. behind that, we are getting colder air coming from quite a long way north, sweeping its w

people from all over the world organize tours to graceland and elvis pilgrimages. because that's what they are pilgrimages prune in one company. well there is nothing about you don't have a moment when the person suddenly i mean it's not a sect even if it's powerful it's not a sect at all she says. think it's a concept they can't. and now they never had to tell the swiss. he was a god. and the many sociologist said that the birth of the presently out religion came with elvis is death and it's a little similar to christianity because christianity was born for centuries after the death of jesus from the time when it was taken up by people and they started working on a memory a remembrance that maybe selective memory that may be partial you know it's the same with elvis presley can this question. the worshipping f. . that is has the power to create gods but under its trappings of a new fangled religion rock'n'roll remains haunted by it stevens. and some musicians are still afraid of triggering god's wrath. scoured pastor wild used to say i can resist everything except

speaking to the elvis fans, they like the fact that elvis overwhelms the town.back in the pavilion the first heats are almost over. it is now or never for some. for others it will be heartbreak hotel. alex humphries, bbc news. heartbreak hotel! you have done it! and disappointed you didn't do your... uh-huh! the image of bobby moore lifting the 1966 world cup is ingrained in the mind of england fans young and old. but do you remember the unofficial england women's team that competed in the 1971 mexico world cup? if the answer is no, you probably aren't alone. in fact, the national football museum is appealing for people to share their memories and memorabilia in an attempt to uncover the hidden history of the women's game. kate turner from the national football museum joins us now — along with three of the players who travelled to mexico in 1971, leah, chris and gill. thank you all for coming in. leah, as you are done that end, when you look at the game now for the women, it is getting the platform it deserves, but when you started it was unknown? it was, and i

i saw elvis perform maybe 15 times. i saw him when he was thin, when he was fat, thin, fat.gave a great performance. >> fast-forward a few decades, and the international becomes the las vegas hilton before the recession unfortunately forced it into foreclosure. with westgate also losing its las vegas property, david siegel, well, he knew exactly what he needed to do. >> my husband bought this hotel. years ago, he came here, and he couldn't afford to rent a room for one night. and now, with all his success, he comes back, and he bought the hotel. he just bought it. >> there were a half a dozen other companies that were also looking at it at the same time. i was the only one that was gonna keep it open. all the others -- some of them were gonna knock it down, which would have been a tragedy. >> yeah. >> others were gonna close it for two or three years, reposition it, then reopen it. i would not have bought it and have on my conscience lain off 2,200 people and affected their lives. so, even though it's costing more to do the renovations, that's the way i'm doing it. >> and no

that elvis overwhelms the town.most over. it is now or never for some. others it will be heartbreak hotel. stay with us. headlines are on the way. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. our headlines today. devastation in indonesia — more than 800 people have died because of the earthquake and tsunami. on the opening day of the conservative conference,

well, that's lebron and elvis. >> jimmy: lebron and elvis. love them so much. thank you.>> jimmy: holy mackerel.e have? what's the next thing? >> kevin: oh, my god. >> she's really cute. her name's big red and she is adorable. so this is big red. >> jimmy: try not to breathe. >> so -- [ audience ohs ] .> kevin: stay right t stay. [ laughter ] >> she's a redknee tarantula. >> kevin: stay. >> she's so cool. [ cheers and applause ] >> kevin: hey. hey, man. >> are you sure you're okay? >> jimmy: no, no, no. no. >> she's beautiful. she's great. >> kevin: i'm behind you. stay. you better stay your ass over there, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's 14 years old. >> kevin: i don't care, jimmy. >> jimmy: he's 14 years old. >> kevin: i don't care, jimmy. >> jimmy: he's 14. >> kevin: okay. it's your birthday. >> jimmy: yeah. >> kevin: you should hold that spider. [ laughter and applause ] it's your birthday, man. >> jimmy: no. >> kevin: oh, my god. go ahead, jimmy. >> yeah. >> kevin: go ahead. >> come on in. >> kevin: that looked like -- that looked like a jump. that looked like -- [

. >> jimmy: eay in the morning wednesday, well, i'm going on "elvis duran" -- "the elvis duran morningteve: oh!ey >> jimmy: e one of the -- it's one of the best radio shows out there. i just -- on z100, or eart radio, i'm not -- how you listen to music anymore. but anyways, or -- [ light laughter ] the radio. but, anyways, z100. elvis duran, who years ago, i think he thought that we were imitating him when we did -- >> steve: when we did the zoo crew? >> jimmy: yeah., we werenough, were we? >> steve: no. no. >> jimmy: we just, kind of, tst made up a generic -- >> steve: we made craziest thing in the world. >> jimmy: do you remember? and "we're back." >> steve: yeah. imlaughter ] >>: "and we're back. back in the box. what are you doing there?" and he's like, "yeah, i am. you -- you gonna do me?" i go, not -- >> steve: oh, he sees some awful thing and then -- it's 7:42 in the a.m.? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. yeah. [ laughtah ] >> steve: i know. >> jimmy: yeah. he was -- he had me come on. i would do a character on the -- of "saturday night live," that we wrote whes, i'd have tike, celebrit

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a place for investors who are fate of heart it reminds me of the last time the king of rock n roll elvis presley was seen in public he had rented the liberty land amusement park in memphis tennessee and had a little at little after one am here right with some guests an elvis rode the zippin pippin roller coaster and while he was on it he lost one of those ginormous signature belts that he owned for crypto investors they could lose a lot more than a belt buckle on the crypto roller coaster ride that said a lot of folks roller coasters and for more on this we are joined by geoffrey tucker the editorial director in mare american institute for economic research and nick span is the founder of the big center and y.c. thanks to both you're being with us a. i know you just got in the chair appreciate you may make it let's start with you when we see things like these large clip crypto blocks being sold should that raise anyone's concerns about if markets are being pushed around or manipulated. by with thanks for having me. i think that you know there's a lot of activity of someone selling someth

elvis terigi shook up opponents will. there was still a fire in northern ireland with a spark of hope of a late comeback. in the end it was not meant to be and northern ireland will want to bounce back in tuesday's friendly against israel. later tonight serena williams will attempt to win her 24th singles title to pull level with margaret court's all time record. she faces the 20—year—old naomi osaka in the final of the us open. victory would cap an incredible turnaround for williams. health complications following the birth of her first child left her fighting for her life just a year ago. i definitely do not feel myself yet. i do not feel like me. i think it takes time, my mum said it takes like a full year to kind of get back. and i am at a full year now but i am also playing sport professionally and the emotions and expectations and all the other stuff that you add on top of it, it is a lot, you know? and i am still waiting to get to be the serena that i was and i do not know if i'll ever be that physically, emotional

. >> so this is lebron and elvis. >> jimmy: ah-ha. ah. >> so, you're holding elvis s ere. amazing. kevin, it's your turn now. here you go. [ laughter ] they're totally fine. >> jimmy: kevin, it's easy. >> they're the coolest snakes. they really are. >> jimmy: just try it. please, just do nd. [ cheeringpplause ] where are they from? [ chanting ] >> kevin: let me tell you what i've gotten really good at in my life. [ light laughter ] saying, "no." [ laughter ] no. >> it's okay. >> kevin: jimmy, you hold it. it looks good. >> it's really cool.se so tnakes, they're kingsnakes. >> jimmy: kevin knows -- >> california branded kingsnakes. >> jimmy: you know how to deke with big s >> kevin: yeah. >> jimmy: have you seen his tiny -- [ laughter and applause ] you got take a look at this scture. you'll what i'm talking about. [ talking over each other ] >> just pat them. k in: does it -- does it -- do they bite? seriously? >> well, they can bite. but they won't. >> kevin: get them o >> they won't. well, that's lebron and elvis. >> j love them so much.is. thank you. thank you. [ cheers

but that's like -- but anyways, elvis thought i based it off of him. >> steve: was he flattered?] >> jimmy: no. but then he's like -- and then he wore these hawaiian shirt that he used to wear. and i was like -- >> steve: no. >> jimmy: i -- i don't even know -- i don't what you wear at all. you're on the radio. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] we don't see it. he's not on television. >> jimmy: how do i know what he wears? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: but anyways, i'm going on wednesday morning. we're gonna talk about a bunch of stuff in the show. and him -- and they have the whole -- the whole gang over there is really funny and cool. but, maybe we'll talk abou >> jimmy: maybe we'll do one. but it's gonna be fun. but -- we're really gonna talk about, is our big show here -- "the tonight show," on thursday night. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: we are partnering with t-mobile and doing a giant thing that's never done before. we are taking "the tonight show" to central park -- >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: -- ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: under the

more for me at the top of the hour elvis has show business up but shouldn't just about what they said stand up. her first day in school in the jungle. first listen to. doris green the moment arrives. join the ranks on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. the world to bring you tame returns home on t w dot com tang's. here's what's coming up on the book is playing you'll have plenty to talk about here for details. on this league every weekend here. the u.s. hits china with the biggest wave of terrorists yet president trumps new made two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports more expensive than china vows to counter attack swiftly. time as rex it talks into the final stretch irish polls breeders look ahead to see if they're on track to lose lots of money. this is business as well u.s. president trump has escalated his trade was slapping his biggest terrorist yes on china the new duties initially set a ten percent will affect two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports those tariffs and said to widen to twenty five percent next year it's a long

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. >> anthony: you're like elvis. >> anthony: why do the basque unique among their neighbors obsessively insist on such high quality ingredients for everything? >> arzak: it's always been about seasonal products, grown close to here. >> gabriella: people have a passion for food here. >> anthony: why here? >> arzak: i don't know. >> anthony: it's always been this way. >> gabriella: until about 80 years ago there wasn't a lot of this stuff written down. >> arzak: there weren't any books written in basque or anything. everything was from mouth to ear. >> gabriella: right in here. ♪ >> anthony: nice. oh, okay. yeah i figured we're not walking by here. >> anthony: ganbara, my favorite place. i come here every time like a heatseeking missile. >> gabriella: this is where you'll find juan marie on every sunday. >> anthony: this is the first place anyone ever brought me in san sebastian. >> gabriella: really? >> anthony: yes. >> anthony: iberico ham with mushrooms are amazing. crab tartlets, extraordinary. >> anthony: mhmm, oh

in the penalty shootout, jeonbuk had two shots saved and it was left for elvis saric to save the dayl now face japan's kashima antlers in the semi—finals. concaca's inaugural campeones cup between mls champions toronto fc and mexican champions tigres is underway in canada. in the past five minutes or so, it is currently goalless in that one. rafael nadal has pulled out of next months tournaments in beijing and shanghai. the spaniard has a knee injury that saw him retire midway through his us open semi—final against juan martin del potro earlier this month. he's taken the decision to skip the asian leg of the atp tour to give him more time to recover from the problem. he's currently world number one, but missing those major tournaments will give novak djokovic the chance to finish the year top of the rankings. the serbian is currently third with second placed roger federer only expected to have a limited schedule. naomi osaka is through to the pan pacific open quarterfinals in tokyo. it was her first match since winning the us open earlier this month and she beat dominika cibulkova in

through google maybe i'm perceived as a trump loving right wing christian conservative a dead about elvis and you have to wonder wow when you look at the wide legal. way and also see it right there but. this is history it's just the big here's the flaws in the face of the series this train ride best fake you know who you voted for exactly go see it because that's a really good thing mr quest let's say your tips go up in the next ten years by a thousand percent if they go ahead.

. >> yeah, there's a little bit of elvis, i think. >> the film of origin of a hilarious instagram between that started with jack playfully putting the "thor" actor on blast for stealing this bit from the hit 2003. the epic battle sequence. >> i'm calling you out, thor. this is a challenge. i challenge you. to a battle. a battle of jams. >> jack's next move, mocking thor by posting this perfectly choreographed between him, the co-star and the director and cate from the set. >> you're right, you got me. >> guilty as charged. >> not one to back down from a challenge, chris responded with this. >> i don't know what the battle of jams is. jam on toast. i like that. little pillow jam. awesome. just a general jam. >> he's actually like a legit, funny dude. >> he totally is. >> my place or yours, baby? i'm in. >> you love chris hemsworth. you can't even talk right now. >> he can't do any harm. >>> coming up -- what list did jay-z just make that beyonce didn't? jay-z just make that beyonce didn't? uh-oh, the answer may hey mom, i'm soo hungry. can i have a snack? here you go. ♪ ♪ i've got her righ

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bosnia made it 2—0 after the break when elvis saric capitalized on a defensive mix up.itute will grigg ended it 2—1. the balance in the first test between england and india has tipped firmly england's way. india finishing 174—6 on day two at the oval — trailing by 158 runs and crucially james anderson — taking his test tally to 561 wickets, just two off the all—time record for a fast bowler. patrick gearey reports on another fascinating day's play between these two sides. saturday morning in south london. england in an oval shaped hole. here is the man to dig them out of it, jos buttler guiding england from below 200 to about 300 with care and increasing flair. in the end he made 89, more than alastair cook yesterday, outscoring the master as england finished on 332. stirring stuff. joe root asked his bowlers to ta ke stuff. joe root asked his bowlers to take charge. now india under pressure. kl rahul released a valve. the batsman who's struggled for runs this series decided there was little to lose and the game settled in for a mid—afternoon snooze. this was the wake—u

bosnia made it 2—0 after the break when elvis saric capitalized on a defensive mix up. home side grabbed a late consolation from substitute will grigg but it ended 2—1. a disappointing start for northern ireland. england start their nations league campaign tonight against spain in their first international since losing in the semi—finals of the world cup. our correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley for us, natalie, this league is designed to replace meaningless friendlies but spain are tough opponents for england's first game back? it isa it is a very tough start and do not forget in the same group they have croatia and it has been 59 days since the semifinal defeat against croatia in russia. it feels a bit less actually, it feels like it has not been that long but a lot has happened since then. and of course the goal in the first few minutes gave england fan so much hope in a summer gave england fan so much hope in a summer to gave england fan so much hope in a summer to remember. gave england fan so much hope in a summer to remember. they were really feeling they we

elvis saric capitalized on a defensive mix up to score the decisive goal.runs at the end of day two at the oval in london. the hosts turned 198 for 7 into 332 all out— thanks largely tojoss butler who made 89, alongside stuart broad who made 38. in reply, broad also took the wicket of opener dhawan before rahul went and then pujara — the first of two wickets forjames anderson, who's nowjust two wickets short of glenn mcgrath‘s test record for a pace bowler. ben stokes took the key wicket of india captain virat kohli just one run short of his half century to leave england in a strong position heading into day three. britain's simon yates has re—taken the lead at the vuelta a espana with a spectacular summit victory on stage “i. yates burst clear in the final kilometre, leaving behind rivals nairo quintana and alejandro valverde. the englishman is now 20 seconds clear of second—placed valverde and 25 seconds ahead of the spaniards movistar team leader quintana in third. four—time olympic champion michaeljohnson says he's recovering at home after suffering a "

bosnia made it 2—0 after the break when elvis saric capitalized on a defensive mix up.their nations league campaign tonight against spain in their first international since losing in the semi—finals of the world cup. our correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley for us, natalie, this league is designed to replace meaningless friendlies but spain are tough opponents for england's first game back? it isa it is a very tough start and do not forget in the same group they have croatia and it has been 59 days since the semifinal defeat against croatia in russia. it feels a bit less actually, it feels like it has

bosnia made it 2—0 after the break when elvis saric capitalized on a defensive mix—up.ed 2—1. the women's us open final is underway in new york, serena williams looking to draw level with marageret court's all time record of 2a grand slam singles with victory over japan's naomi osaka. despite this being osaka's first grand slam final, she took the first set 6—2, with two breaks of serve. osaka hoping to become the first japanese woman to win a grand slam title. coverage over on 5 live. england are on top in the fifth and final match of their test series with india, leading by 158 runs at the end of day two at the oval in london. the hosts turned 198—7 into 332 all out thanks largely tojos buttler who made 89 alongside stuart broad who made 38. in reply, broad also took the wicket of opener dhawan before rahual went and then pujara — the first of two wickets forjames anderson, who's now just two wickets short of glenn mcgrath‘s test wickets record for a pace bowler. and then ben stokes took the key wicket of india captain virat kohli just one run short of his half centur

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elvis died august 16, 1977. >> and that was a tuesday. >> reporter: lieu chan owe pavoratti was bornr 12, 1935. >> october 12, '35 is a saturday. >> reporter: president lincoln, february 12, 1809. >> looks like a sunday. >> reporter: indeed. now, when george produces a date, is this a conscious thought? >> it's intuitive. he doesn't need to think about it. it appears. >> reporter: george is a high-functioning savant able to live independently and he doing quite well. >> i love doing this stuff. >> reporter: you clearly love doing this stuff. >>> at the manhattan gallery where we met him, his art sells quickly for tens of thousands of dollars. but george seems happiest about something far more fundamental. >> it's been wonderful that i've been able to use, you know, what's inside of me >>> it's thursday, september 27th, 2018. this is the >>> it's thursday, september 27th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and his accuser christine blasey ford are about to testify on capitol hill over sexual assault allegations. how this historic event will pla

it's the elvie and if you're not ready to see this: then you're definitely not ready to see the commercialcows in the commercial cuz they're singing about how women are tired of feeling like cows.. milk machines.. it's horrible james to have to go in to some dark back room with a plug and take 30 minutes off of work so you can hook up to these suction cups and tubes.. this is huge.. women are multi=taskers, we have to be! and this means we could be expressing milk in the car.. at the gym.. at work.. i could be doing it right now!!! i have no idea if it really works.. if it's really silent.. easy, convenient.. but it sure looks promising.. right now they're taking pre-orders so i have no idea how much it will cost. ( darya ) ok fine, i'll talk sports. raiders fans i told you not to watch the football game last night.. seeing how great khalil mack is playing for the bears is just going to make you more angry or more depressed. it's like following your ex on facebook.. she looks better than ever,, runnin around with all these other guys.. and she seems happier than ever.. while you're sittin

. >> dana: you have to go to elvis. >> kennedy: son studios. >> greg: you should go to disneyland. >>ennedy: oddly enough, not in memphis. >> greg: no, no, no. it's in memphis. i will bet you $1,000. >> kennedy: anaheim? >> greg: not today. juan. >> juan: i was so curious about this transgender candidate for governor in vermont. what interested in me, this person have been the head of the vermont electric company. i thought i thought it was a transgender person. actually, this person is well known in the state, had a position of great responsibilit responsibility. >> dana: won handily. >> greg: dana, since you're talking already. >> dana: i was trying to explain to people about the new technology at the amazon shop without the checkout. i am looking forward to the day this is more widespread. i was trying to explain to somebody how it worked. >> greg: jesse. bradley stein asks. >> jesse: i have my phone right here. i googled "list of people trump called dogs." i misspelled list. >> greg: the last thing i searched for, google image bradley stein. sorry, bradley. this is from frenchy wo

more than any other artist except for the beatles, elvis presley, and mariah carey. >>> the on security council meeting and strong words about around. from the president's speech yesterday they criticized iran. laughter from world leaders about his remarks.>> the regime of the world's leading sponsor of terror. >>reporter: president trump using his position as chair of the security counsel. the united nation's most powerful body to double down on criticism of it is virtually en russia and iran. >>reporter: the president's remarks coming one day after a speech before the un. in which mr. trump warned they must be isolated as long as the aggression continues. before the tough talk, world leaders may have left at the president for bragging about his administration's success. like i do not expect it that reaction, but that is okay. >>reporter: un ambassador nikki haley thing this morning the world was not laughing at president trump.>> when he said that, they love how honest he is and it is not diplomatic. they find it funny. when he goes and he is very truthful, they kind of are taken back

golfers have nicknamed him elvis. >>> cracking the case of the golden state killer.o was able to identify deangelo as a suspect. >> and coming up on the 6:00 news, an undercover sting next an east bay man who was trying to meet up with a 16-year-old girl. how officers were able to arrest him after he rammed into a police car and then led investigators on a chase from vacaville to richmond. >> and for the first time we are hearing the 911 calls made to oakland police by the woman known as barbecue becky. hear what she told officers about the two black men grilling at lake merritt. >>> there's knew insight into how the case of the killer was the help of a volunteer. suspects were narrowed from thousands of suspects to just one. >> he was on nobody's radar. without the dasch he would have gotten away. >> reporter: barbra rae-venter is a genealogist who worked with law enforcement to help identify the man accused of being the golden state killer and east area rapist. joseph deangelo of citrus heights is now facing 13 counts of murder and 13 counts of kidnapping. >> i was

senator mccain: anybody with an elvis shirt is ok with me. >> 1, 2, 3. senator mccain: thank you. good to see you. see you. if you hadn't been for that, they would have thought of something else i would think. ,>> mayor daley. senator mccain: how are you? good to see you. thank you, sir. thank you. hi, how are you? nice to see you, how are you? good. thank you for having me. >> we are going to take you back in the offices for a little while until we get started. senator mccain: what time are we supposed to start? >> 7:30. senator mccain: ok. good. [footsteps] senator mccain: if you receive urgent pleas for personalization, i would be glad to do it. >> very nice. senator mccain: we seem to get veterans who come in. >> we have had quite a few. senator mccain: carla will screw this up. cannot trust her. [laughter] senator mccain: she is on a rehab program. >> from being around you. [laughter] senator mccain: what is she saying? she's going to need a rehab. >> you recently appeared on "saturday night live." how was that? senator mccain: i have been told that i do not have a singing ca

and it was elvis presley. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it was "jailhouse rock." >> jimmy: oh, gosh. [ cheers ]d first one. >> there was -- what was yours? >> jimmy: i ink it was -- it was -- i think it was either beach boys, "good vibrations," like a medley thing. or it was a 45. or it was "mandy" by barry manilow. it was one of the two. [ laughter ] i don't remember. which ever oer -- which ne sticks in your head. but it was one of the two records. i do remember. >> barry stis. >> jimmy: yeah, barry sticks. i got you a little present, because i know -- >> he's great though. >> jimmy: i don't know how many comedy albums you have tyour collection. these are one of my favorite comedians. mitch hedberg. so this is h vinyl.>> wow. [ cheers and applae ] >> jimmy: huge vinyl collection. >> wow. >> jimmy: you're going to love it. >> for me? thank you. >> jimmy: that's for you. >> oh. and -- >> jimmy: and to complete your comedy album collection, here is my grammy aburd winning "blow your pants off." [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah.: >> jimammy award winning. i won a grammy for this. >> that's awesome

you got, you got louis armstrong for jazz, you got elvis presley for rock and roll, which, that couldberry, and you got kool herc for hip hop. >> anthony: feel good? >> kool herc: very good. >> lloyd: historically, from the last third of the 19th century into about 1920, the second language spoken in the bronx was german. from about 1930 to about 1960, the second language spoken in the bronx was yiddish. from about 1965 onward, the second language spoken in the bronx is spanish, and that's the way it is today. >> anthony: it's got a reputation as a tough place. crime, street gangs, a lot of which goes back to the way it was, and some of which, well, like i said, it's got a reputation as being tough. the bronx is, let's face it, a big blank space in a lot of people's minds. even people like me who live what, ten minutes away? we don't know anything about that big area between yankee stadium and the bronx zoo. what you should know is that the bronx is big, really big, and that it's a patchwork of ethnic enclaves. a cross-section of the whole world. every immigrant group you could think

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. >> anybody with an elvis shirts is ok with me. come up on the side. >> 1, 2, 3. >> thank you.nk you. good to see you. they would have thought of something else, i would think. how are you? good to see you. thank you, sir. thank you. hi, how are you? nice to see you, how are you? thank you for having me. >> we are going to take you back in the offices for a little while/ >> what time are we supposed to start? >> ok. good. senator mccain: if you receive urgent plea is, i would be glad to do it. well. sure we senator mccain: we seem to get veterans who come in. >> we have had quite a few. carla will screw this up. cannot trust her. [laughter] she is on the rehab program. >> from being around you. [laughter] she's going to need a rehab. >> you recently appeared on saturday night live. how was that? have been told i that i do not have a singing career ahead of me, although i certainly enjoyed it. i do not think my new album, mccain singing streisand be at the top of the charts. i had a great time. >> you're ready to go back to work and hit the books. >> i heard about the u of a, th

chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvisit was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi is the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls bought this place in calimesa. they liked because of this backyard and spa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. ashton remember hearing from her mother. >> we ha

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17 years after pearl harbor it was 1958 and america had moved on from the second world war into the elvis must not forget the lessons learned from 9/11 and should always honor the hark whistle we witnessed that day and that's your reality check. >> never forget the people who were lost that day as well. 17 years later i know it feels like a long time. not a long time for these families. >> that's right. >>> hurricane watch is up now from south carolina all the way to the north carolina/virginia border. mandatory evacuations begin today. this is a serious storm. hurricane florence every sign it will get stronger before it slams into the east coast. pay attention. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside... with the world outside... making life a little... easier. introducing the well-connected lincoln mkc. whoever came up with the term "small business", never owned a business. are your hours small? what about your reputation? is that small? owning your own thing is huge. your partnerships, even bigger. with dell small business technology advisors, you get the one-on-one par

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to put it in perspective, it's like elvis going to the military in the 1970s.h indeed. tour de france winner geraint thomas will be cheered on by a home crowd today as the tour of britain gets underway in carmathenshire in south wales later. he'll bejoined by more of the world's top cyclists, including chris froome, with thousands of spectators expected to line the route. and for the first time in the history of the tour, the riders will race through a building. sarah ransome has been to find out more. there's a bespoke welcome in wales for the start of britain's biggest professional cycle race, 120 elite riders will saddle up, including geraint thomas, fresh from his stunning success in the tour de france, he'll be flexing his pedal power on home turf hoping to add a greenjersey to power on home turf hoping to add a green jersey to the yellow one already in the wardrobe. with eight stages zigzagging around britain, from carmarthen to cumbria and a finish in london, the race teams say they've worked hard to create an unpredictable route with a few surprises alo

this is elvis in 1977, you know? sort of loafing through the hits. that we all know what he's going to say. we all know where it's going to go, and it seems -- if he fired sessions, the senate wouldn't confirm another attorney general. so it's really -- it's just a useless threat right now. all he's doing is building the obstruction of justice case against him, and you just have to sit back and wonder -- in wonderment and laugh at just how ignorant he is. >> how many times does he have to, in public, obstruct justice before we get the message? we know about donald trump. we know who he is. we know about his corruption, we know about this craziness. his inability to exercise any sort of self-control, and that's who he is. he's unfortunately president of the united states, but that's who he is, and so you know, in one sense it does get kind of boring, because you -- you know, you've seen it before. you're not surprised by it. in another sense, we have to, i think, guard against being bored by just such a clear transgression. >> of course. >> of any nor

elvis costello is back with a new album.s morning to discuss preparations for a no—deal brexit. it will start in about half an hour. it will start in about half an hour. it will start in about half an hour. it will take three hours. the government is also due to publish guidance on what could happen to mobile phone roaming charges, driving licences and passports if the eu and uk fail to reach an agreement. our political correspondent ben wright is at downing street. they will be arriving soon. this sounds like a marathon session. yes, good morning. we have already had some cabinet ministers pulling up in their cars are the last few minutes. it will be a very long morning for them as they go through whitehall‘s planning for what would happen if the uk crashes out of the eu next march with no deal in place. the government is quite open about the fa ct government is quite open about the fact that there would be a lot of disruption and it would be costly for businesses and consumers. today after this meeting we will get another