it had elvis presley in a bit what kind of army is elvis presley? as a historic i thought that's a really interesting what kind of army does have elvis presley? what kind of society makes elvis presley serve? and what is the army that elvis enters? what does he army want from him? what this is elvis expect frome army? all those questions then spun out and became part of the book. historically, asked today, the united states has always been a small professional force, hopefully of lifetime soldiers. there's always been a strong division between officers who tended to be educated, and the enlisted personnel who tended to be tradespeople. soldiering being a trade. that was pretty good. it was described in the play from here to eternity, so forth. were it changed is in the 1950s with increasingly sophisticated technology. so you could no longer have lifetime privates people with a six great education who, served and societies margins. by the 1950s people that are capable of putting together a missile or a computer affixing a tank, and suddenly you have

what kind of army has elvis presley, what kind of society makes elvis presley serve. what does the army want from him and what does elvis expect from the army and all those sorts of questions spun out and became part of the book. well, historically, as today, the united states has always been a small professional force hopefully of lifetime soldiers and there's always been a strong division between officers who tended to be educated and enlisted personnel who tended to be trade's people, and that was pretty good. it was described in books like from here to eternity and so forth. where it had changed is in the 1950's with increasingly sophisticated technology, so you could no longer have lifetime private people with sixth grade education who certain societies margins. by the 1950's you need people who are capable of putting together a nike missile, computer, fixing a tank and suddenly you have 500 occupation specialties and that requires skill labor force that's very different than the previous 150 years of the united states army. elvis was drafted and drafted in many

elvis crespo: son cosas que yo no planifiquÉ.s no pueden trabajar. allÍ estamos la foto donde tu hija te estÁ maquillando. les mandamos un gran saludo. dale tu mensaje de solidaridad a todos. elvis crespo: como no. tenemos que buscar la forma de cÓmo encontrar la bendiciÓn oculta. las instituciones no son perfectas, pero son necesarias en este momento. quÉdate en tu casa, minimice mos los contactos, asÍ minimizamos en los contagios. carlos: te mando un abrazo, saludos a tu familia, bendiciones a todos los ecuatorianos que con tu mÚsica estÁn encontrando alivio. nosotros mÁs adelante vamos a seguir con mÁs. tenemos en vivo al hombre que va a caracterizar maÑana a jesucristo en viernes santo. karla: eso serÁ maÑana en iztapalapa pero lo tenemos aquÍ para que nos cuente cÓmo se vivirÁ este momento tan diferente por culpa de la pandemia. raÚl: jorge ramos le confiesa a marÍa antonieta collins que tiene un problema. aquÍ escucharÁs la confesiÓn completa. karla: atenciÓn porque muy pronto comenzaremos a recibir los cheques de estÍmulo

one of the records i got was called "elvis' golden oldies."meone says, woody, do your elvis, you know. i'm like, i can't do my elvis in here. it's too many people. well, before you know it, they convince me and i started -- ♪ well bless my soul and i just started singing. >> reporter: still got it, by the way. >> aw, thanks. then it started getting a little older. ♪ scares me to death ♪ and people are clapping and out comes this girl, robin rogers, who was one of the prettiest girls in the school, never paid me any time of day and came up and said, i'm with robin rogers, i'm with the drama club. i think you ought to try out for a play. i thought, well, robin, i will certainly try out for a play. >> reporter: elvis and robin inspired woody to a movie career that took off in 1992 with "white men can't jump". >> you say this guy's a chump, right? >> reporter: followed in quick success with "decent proposal," "natural born killers" and "larry flynt" which won harrelson an academy award nomination. he recently starred in hbo series "true detective"

is that true [ as elvis ] >> well, actually, yeah -- yeah, yeah [ laughter ] >> seth: i mean, who canheers and applause was it fun to put the suit on? >> you know, it was kind of fun. i got to say, it made me -- it just -- as i walked around, i felt like the king you know >> seth: yeah. >> for a little while. yeah >> seth: was this a thing when you did -- what age were you doing elvis in a way that was delighting an audience >> yeah. i was in high school and, you know, i used to do a little imitation for the guys on the football bus and so some of the guys were in the library, they're like, trying to get me to do -- "do your elvis." "can't do it in here, man. there's a lot of people in here." [ light laughter ] "just do it. you can do it quiet. "no, i can't do it quiet i don't know how --" [ laughter ] well, anyway, i don't know if it was there, you know, somehow they prevailed on me or just my inner performer came out [ laughter ] and i started singing it, you know, kind of quiet at first ♪ well bless my soul >> seth: yeah, that's very good. ♪ what's wrong with me >> you know? [ appl

i think every exhibition should have a photograph of elvis presley in it. just to give an example of how many distinguished americans have found themselves wearing a headdress, elvis presley did a movie in -- which he played in native american character. others weren't playing in native american character, including franklin delano roosevelt, richard nixon, the famous union leader jimmy hoffa, cher. the reasons why people warhead dresses in these particular ways very. again how people would never think in this context would end up wearing a headdress. and through most of the country's history would seem like something that just made sense. when we talk about these representations surrounding americans throughout their lives, one of the most important ways is through movies and television. we have a section in this exhibition, which really shows 100 years of these images, going away from 1930 -- 1935 movies stagecoach all the way to the unbreakable kimmy schmidt and other contemporary television comedies. and it's a little bit like the celebrities. that situ

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i think every exhibition should have a photograph of elvis presley in it. that is my own point of view. in this case it is an example of how many distinguished americans have found themselves wearing a head dress. elvis did a movie which he played a native american character but other people that are here that were in movies playing a native american character including franklin roosevelt, richard nixon, the famous union leader jimmy hoffa, cher and the reasons why people wore head dresses in these particular ways vary. but what we were interesting in showing is again how people you would never think in this context would end up wearing a head dress. indians are in the wallpaper of american life and through most of the country's history it would seem like something that just made sense. so when we talk about these representations surrounding americans throughout their lives, one of the most important ways is through movies and television. so we have a section of the exhibition which shows really almost 100 years of these images going all the way from john f

michael jackson and elvis presley's daughter but they are staying at trump tower i am at city hall nobody cares about city hall at this moment is particularly not at the new york post so i think how can i get a piece of the story? i called up this number for the trump organization it was just a general number. i didn't know donald trump or have any connection whatsoever i was only at the post for seven or eight months as a new reporter in town i called the number and said can i talk to donald trump? and i was connected to his gatekeeper at the time the long time press secretary presumably an old member of the family and everything went through normal. i didn't know this at the time so i said i have a story to pitch to mr. trump. why would the most famous newlyweds in the world want to have their honeymoon at trump tower? she passed it on i got a call back almost immediately from trump himself i didn't know how he would respond but he said come over and can you come now? [laughter] i'm at the new york post office at that point they were in lower manhattan on the other side of chinatown i t

not donald trump that it's elvis presley's daughter and michael jackson for god sake but i am at city hall. nobody cares about city hall at this moment particularly at the new york post so i think how can i get a piece of the story? i called up the number for the trump organization. just a general number. i didn't know donald trump or have any connection to him whatsoever had only been at the post seven or eight months as a new reporter in town and i called the number and said can i talk to donald trump? [laughter] i was connected to his gatekeeper at the time long time press secretary actually a member of the trump family she was right outside his office on the 26 floor and every went through on - - everything went through norma i said i have a story to pitch to mr. trump. what is it? why were the most famous newlyweds in the world want to have their honeymoon at trump tower? she passed it on i got a call back almost immediately from trump himself. i didn't know how he would respond but he said come over and come now. [laughter] so i am at the new york post office going down to midto

so, -- is michael jackson and elvis pressley postlight daughter. i am at city hall and nobody cares what's going on at this particular moment, not "the new york post," so how can i get a piece of the story so i called up this number for the trump organization. i didn't know donald trump or have any connection whatsoever. i had only been at the post for seven or eight months. i was connected to his gatekeeper at the time and long-term price secretary that had a desk outside of trump tower on the 26th floor. i said i have a story to pitch to mr. trump. why would the most famous newlyweds in the world want to have their honeymoon at trump tower? she passed on and i got a call back almost immediately from trump himself and he said come on over to. lower manhattan, south street. they send me with a photographer and we hustle our way to midto midtown. there is a photo in the book. you look like the kid you were at that point and i remember at the time with me show you around and why they are here and we have a picture of the front page article about the

elvis francois. the johns hopkins clinic joins us now., we have to book these guys. we need something happy. so, guys, thank you for being here and bringing a little joy in the world. let's start with how you're doing and how everybody at the mayo clinic is doing, dr. robinson. >> everybody here at our institution is actively ready and available for any patients when the virus could come at any time. we're both orthopedic surgeons in training, so we're kind of sitting by our phones and pagers waiting for the call to come in and help any way we can. >> dr. francois, moments like this, people are looking for something to make them smile, give them a sense of relief. you're dealing with patients every day, facing the very real risks of this. what difference does that make for them? >> yeah, you know, we're quite frankly dealing with very unprecedented and very uncertain times. there is a lot of anxiety, and quite frankly, a lot of fear. you know, what we hope to do is we hope to be in a position to share a message that there will be the othe

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playing elvis. why did you want to share this?ething i would never, ever normally do, but i want to do it for their memory and also to raise awareness about how real and serious this is. because, you know, they are notjust a statistic any more. it is heartbreaking for all our family. and nobody is able to do the natural things they would want to reach out and do. everyone... we are alljust in our houses, you know, all trying to stay safe. yeah, no, it's just... it's hard enough losing both your parents, especially so close together, but then you can't do the normal process and you can't, you know... so, yes, it is very, very hard. normally in northern ireland, large funerals are a common sight, so the restrictions feel all the more stark. no more than ten people can be at a graveside, and with mourners still compelled to socially distance, it is changing the way we are able to grieve. those who stand beside the bereaved must ensure restrictions are respected. none of us want to do this. we want to assist our bereaved families. we

doctor elvis frangoise is an orthopedic surgeon also using his vocal talents to bring hope to many during the global health crisis. >> music essentially heals and touches people and heals the soul and places medicine cannot. >> doctor frangoise has been posting videos on social media and this performance was with colleagues for two years now and recently appeared on the living concert for america right here on ktvu fox 2 and he performed his version of john lennon's hit song imagine.>> saint anthony's dining room in san francisco feeding more people than ever during the pandemic and saint anthony's in the tenderloin has beyears and now serving about 3000 lunches a day which is 1000 more meals a day than before the pandemic.>> we have seen people we've never seen before and that is why people are being laid off and those people who are already on the edge of poverty are now having to choose between paying the rent and paying their electricity. >> saint anthony says they are operating differently now and bag lunches are taken out and delivered combustible containers on the sidewalk. >>> tod

elvis versus trolls. the outcome remains uncertain. now here in germany something remarkable has been happening in recent years the country's jewish community has been growing and growing rapidly but at the same time and since semitism is also on the rise leading to almost daily attacks on the community and its members and it felt like a watershed moment when in october and the o. nazi gunmen attacked a synagogue in the eastern city of howler a massacre was only narrowly averted but 2 people were killed near the synagogue frontin looks at is among those who are now thinking twice about their lives here in germany. communication designer valentino has been living in berlin for 8 years he's from poland and he is jewish. one reason he chose to live here is the cultural diversity and the fact that he can easily find kosher food as if it's a very diverse community it's really nice this is become a jewish area again. but the atrocities of the past are not forgotten the stumbling blocks are in mind or the 10s of thousands of berlin jews were

she started every sentence like elvis. i'm not kidding. >> seth: yeah. >> "oh, honey.nd she would run out into the rain and, like get where it was coming off the roof the most -- [ laughter ] and, like shower with all her clothes on - [ laughter ] and, like shampoo, and, like she'd come in with, like with shampoo on her terrycloth shirt. [ laughter ] just horrifying. she'd put ice cream in her mouth and go, "come here bridget." [ laughter ] and bridget is her tiny dog. [ laughter ] and bridget would, like, come out of nowhere, like a rat, but black and white, you know? >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> and would hop up on her and eat ice cream out of her mouth [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] so, we always were just, like "aghh! [ laughter ] >> seth: all of that is really off putting. and then on top of it, it's like, "well, we will leave you to care for our grandfather. >> yeah, seriously [ laughter ] >>et >> seriously, but it was, like the best we could get. and then when someone was there and got fired, the next one would be more terrifying [ laughter ] >> seth: this does makes

feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something elvis doesn't want anyone and i'm not even looking. and mean listen we didn't dream and then we understood superman and. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle the economic system known as competent as in has generated more wealth than any other system in history in many ways that is defined maternity itself hundreds of millions have been lifted out of poverty however competent lism has also witnessed growing income and.

he has been in the icu for 18 days his wife started a musical tribute after she played the elvis song "got a lot of living to do" and it seemed to lower his blood pressure. >>> former first lady michelle obama doing his part to help parents at home. starting today at noon eastern she'll be reading classic children's books on a live stream called "mondays with michelle." >>> mila kunis and ashton kutcher raising a glass. they launched quarantine wine. they say 100% of the profits will go toward coronavirus relief charities >>> at the nation's epicenter of the pandemic new hope that the worst is over. the latest data from new york shows the number of new cases is coming down. but other major cities are seeing a surge our kathy park has more. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning from new york where the governor delivered days of encouraging news the caseload troubling in hot spots like massachusetts, los angeles county and the largest native american reservation on the country. new york on the mend after weeks of beating back a disease both deadly and devastating. >> the recent

he had fainted. >> reporter: she says when she played elvis presley's "got a lot of living left to dos to sing their support for her husband. ♪ his co-stars -- >> we love you, nick! >> reporter: and fans -- >> this one's for you, nick and amanda! >> reporter: -- joining in. this morning, he is still in icu but kloots says she hopes he's getting the message loud and clear. since she can't be in the icu with him, this outpouring of support is being played for him by phone thanks to the nurses who are taking care of him. michael? >> all right, thank you so much, eva, for that. >>> coming up, everybody, we have our "play of the day." stay right there. we'll be right back. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk

but women's tech company elvie, hit by supply issues in asia and now low sales, says three banks haveit's not yet profitable. at the moment, we're all facing a significant liquidity crisis. entrepreneurs cannot innovate their way out of this alone. we need support from the government. otherwise we need to be looking at really changing all our plans and making significant cuts. make no mistake, the support packages from the government are huge, unprecedented and complex. an attempt to help as many firms as possible survive and protect millions of people's incomes. but the list of those who say they still cannot access any or enough support is much longer than we have been able to mention here. and those who can say the crucial thing now is that money gets to them quickly enough. the crisis will inevitably damage businesses and livelihoods. one of the many unknowns is how much of that can be prevented. katy austin, bbc news. talking about easing restrictions when hundreds of people are dying every day from coronavirus in the uk may seem premature but the effect of restrictions on the ec

playing elvis. why did you want to share this?, but i want to do it for their memory and also to raise awareness about how real and serious this is. because, you know, they are notjust a statistic any more. it is heartbreaking for all our family. and nobody is able to do the natural things they would want to reach out and do. everyone... we are alljust in our houses, you know, all trying to stay safe. yeah, no, it's just... it's hard enough losing both your parents, especially so close together, but then you can't do the normal process and you can't, you know... so, yes, it is very, very hard. normally in northern ireland, large funerals are a common sight, so the restrictions feel all the more stark. no more than ten people can be at a graveside, and with mourners still compelled to socially distance, it is changing the way we are able to grieve. those who stand beside the bereaved must ensure restrictions are respected. none of us want to do this. we want to assist our bereaved families. we don't want to get to the stage where i

end of the day you know when you hear you know someone who was in that business literally say like elvis was a total failure on every front absolutely i can't think of a more credible person to offer up that type of analysis no because john john is known as a whistle blower he's always going to step forward and tell you the truth as he sees it me i mean that it's sobering when you hear it now people are paying attention all right everybody that is our show for you today remember in this world we are not told that we love them up so i tell you all i love you i'm tyrone but interest and i'm in the circus keep on watching all those hawks out there thank you for watching us have a great pay and i forgot it. was the u.s. economy was booming. growing numbers of people when they need us. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it is we're not financially equality and i'm not comfortable housing or living minimum wage give many people no choice you know that's been a problem with the city

elvis fans.lifelong he shared an elvis nugget with me this morning.o all of you who have taken to heart the need to get through this, thank you. social distancing at times is frankly not a lot of fun. it takes a bit of work to remember to do it but we are seeing tremendous compliance. we need to bat 1000. where we do not see compliance, where we are cracking down, we will continue to crackdown. dr. fauci said clearly not just the policies we are doing which line up seamlessly with his recommendations. compliance of those policies, ,articularly social distancing is key. staych of you, please safe. please be smart. this is without question the fight of our lives. this is war. it is nothing less than that. not by panicking but not by business as usual. eaching straight with other about what the facts are. is going to get worse before it gets better. i would love to say it won't but it will. i would love to say we will be through this tomorrow or next week, but we will not. if we all worked our tails off. if we comply at 100%. the fight of our lives and w

playing elvis. why did you want to share this?uld never, ever normally do, but i want to do it in their memory and also to raise awareness about how real and serious this is. because, you know, they are notjust a statistic any more. it is heartbreaking for all our family. and nobody is able to do the natural things they would want to reach out and do. everyone... we are alljust in our houses, you know, all trying to stay safe. yeah, no, it's just... it's hard enough losing both your parents, especially so close together, but then you can't do the normal process and you can't, you know. so, yes, it is very, very hard. normally in northern ireland, large funerals are a common sight, so the restrictions feel all the more stark. no more than ten people can be at a graveside and with mourners still compelled to socially distance, it is changing the way we are able to grieve. those who stand beside the bereaved must ensure restrictions are respected. none of us want to do this. we want to assist our bereaved families. we don't want to g

it's a hey, it's elvis. elvis is in the building, dr fari ahmad!what a relief! sally can talk about sport. how on earth am i going to follow a cat called elvis? it's not going to happen! morning, everybody, monday morning, let's bring you up—to—date with the sports news, hope you are all 0k. watford are set to become the third premier league club to agree wage deferrals with their first team squad due to the coronavirus pandemic. in addition to the players, watford's senior management and executives are also expected to take deferrals. they join southampton and west ham who agreed to defer part of their salaries earlier this month. there's trouble brewing lower down the domestic footballing pyramid at the moment. the national league board recommended clubs vote to end their normal season but the way the votes are split is causing concern for some teams. all 24 clubs from the national league each have a vote, while the national league north and national league south only get four votes each. chester are one of those teams chasing promotion from the

. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2, elvis costello , request for the person who callselves crustacean enthusiasts, one of our regular viewers. we like the regulars checking in. thank you very much. you music tastes are pretty good , so send me a request if you want. send me a request by doing this go to facebook, twitter or instagram and use the #, ktvu. thank you very much . >>> a fundraising effort to keep a special one-of-a-kind museum afloat is underway now. amber lee shows us how the staff and volunteers at the uss hornet are working in alameda to keep it open . >>> it's a living history you can't find anyplace else . >>> the uss hornet in alameda is a tangible piece of american history. the aircraft carrier survived world war ii and the vietnam war . now, as a museum, it hopes to survive the challenges brought on by the covid-19 pandemic. >> it's kind of forlorn right now looking around and seeing nothing but inanimate object. >>reporter: normally these veterans would be bringing life to the warships a rich history to teaching >> you get an amazing amount of off

. >> i think most people only know tupelo, mississippi as the birth place of elvis presley.nk we need to know it's essential in treating rural areas. mayor shelton thanks for talking to us. >> thank you. it's a pleasure. >>> i don't know about you, but i could use a hug. so could grand kids everywhere. social distancing makes that tough but not too touch for a couple of grandparents from ventura, california. they decided to wrap themselves in hand made head to toe plastic suits and surprise their four adorable grandsons with hug pps the boys called their grandparents gjimmy and bob. their mother said they would see them daily. it's worth noticing the cdc does recommend holding off on hugs for now. coming up, our medical experts will take your questions on the fight against covid-19. we'll get some answers just ahead. stay close. our homes. overnight they became our offices, schools and playgrounds. all those places out there, are now in here. that's why we're still offering fast, free two day shipping on thousands of items. even the big stuff. and doing everything it takes t

elvis fransois, a fifth year intern. he has millions of views on his youtube page. now. wonderful to see you. i've been following you on instagram and i've enjoyed all of your posts and your beautiful voice. you and dr. william robertson on piano. you have gone totally viral and you have struck a chord. >> it's an honor. it's very humbling and incredible to see this. very happy for it. >> you've been singing. what made you sing in your scrubs and why the choice of these fabulous songs that really mean quite a loot right now? >> yeah, no, thank you for that. for us, we usually sort of play music and share music around the hospital. if we're at the hospital, at the mayo clinic, there are pianos around campus. we'll sit down and play music. these songs in particular because they have meaning and music that has hope. we've been in a privileged position to share music and medicine. >> so you're a resident surgeon in your fifth year. now you've dropped an album of four songs. it's called music is medicine. what was that like, singing in your scrubs and rs also at the e ti

kloots, mom to the couple's 10-month-old son elvis, spoke about how she initially thought her husbandts right now. again, i thank you for your prayers. >> reporter: kloots of course can't be at her husband's side right now so she's trying to celebrate his recovery from afar. she's asking friends and supporters to have a daily 3:00 dance party in his honor. that's the time she says she had the nurses put a phone to his ear and blasted a song that sent his blood pressure into a nice level. that song, guys, elvis' "got a lot of living to do." >> i've been following her. >> seems appropriate. >> it is such a powerful thing, the power of just knowing you're not alone. we appreciate you bringing their story to us, deb. >>> now to harry and meghan cutting ties with four major british tabloids, the couple sending an unprecedented letter announcing a policy of, quote, zero engagement by them and their communications team. abc's maggie rulli has more now. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, amy. good morning. when the couple first left england, this said they were going to launch a revised

he was shooting a movie about elvis presley. first celebrities known to test positive. they're both bert now, and back home in los angeles. good news on that front. >> definitely. >>> fairly cool today, but still it's nice to see the sun, spencer. >> yes. a little cool and still breezy today. it's going to feel cool into the evening hours. overnight, we'll see more clouds gathering, especially near the coast and bay. overnight lows in the upper 40s. but tomorrow, we expect a much, much milder day than we had today. the coast will be breezy and cool tomorrow. highs near 60. we'll see mid to upper 60s around the bayshoreline tomorrow. my 70s inland. as you look at the maximum temperature trend, you can see it gets warmer on wednesday with low to mid 80s. thursday, mid 80s, as well. friday, maybe some upper 80s. here's the seven-day forecast. clearly a warming trend that will continue, even into part of the weekend before temperatures drop just a couple of degrees. we have a nice, warm week ahead. lots of sunny skies and little to

its vast collection of vinyl as well as live performances from such artists like paul mccartney and elvistello. >> of course, it's costing us a lot of money to be closed and it's very scary. honestly, it's hard to know if the loans will come through. also, those are loans and much of it has to be paid back. so it will present a burden for us down the road. we really think we can get through this, especially, which is why we have this gofundme campaign to try to create a bridge for us. we have 400 staff altogether and we are trying to keep them ongoing. they are all basically collecting unemployment now. we are hoping as soon as it is safe, to get back to business. >> amoeba records open 30 years ago on telegraph avenue in berkeley and later expanded to san francisco and sunset boulevard in los angeles. on ktvu.com we posted a link to the gofundme page , you can find it under web links. >>> californians are struggling with student loan debt are getting some help tonight. governor newsom announced in his briefing today that 21 out of the 24 largest student loan servicers in california have

elvis friends while says it's meant a lot to him to hear how his rendition of imagine has helped raise spirits of those at home. >> to allow music to help people in such a difficult time across the entire world. >> reporter: videos, messages, and more shared right now as ways to connect. if you want to see that one again, and encore presentation is this monday night right here on fox. in hollywood, fox news. >>> and east bay restaurant is helping give back in the best way it knows how my delivering free food to hospitals. this pizzeria has been donating food every day for the last couple of weeks to the icu and e.r. at kaiser walnut creek medical center. the restaurant has been around for 20 years and this is just the latest effort to help the community. >> we have been doing it for years and it just seemed like the right thing to do. >> owner rucker says it would not be possible without help from the community. a sign-up sheet online was made for people to pick up the food from rocco's and deliver it. >> i love it, i love the people are doing what they can and giving what they have mi

on capitol hill, and the district of columbia, jack brooks was the same as elvis. [laughter] those of you who feel like you've heard of them may remember the iconic photograph that was taken on november 22, 1963 on the plane that flew jack kennedy and lyndon johnson among others back to washington and if you look at the picture you will see over jackie's left shoulder, there is jackho brooks. i want to ask you two guys, how did this guy go from i don't know being a newspaper delivery boy to that airplane? what propelled him to those heights? >> i think he was a man of his generation. hetom brokaw is the greatest generation. he went from a very hard scrabble life worse father died when he was 12, and he worked his way from paperboy to junior reporter for the beaumontor enterprise. he learned, one of the early lessons he had was by going and doing a social column he included all of the nays of everyone who was there. and they said why did you do that and he said i knew the editor would not take out any nays. and i got paid by the column inch. [laughter] that was an e

it was lisa marie presley, the daughter of elvis, had just married michael jackson secretly, and they were staying at trump tower. so my pitch was a simple one. i didn't know him, but i think i knew what would appeal to him. i said, why would the most famous newlyweds want to stay at trump tower? and he said, come on up. come on over. and i have a photo from that day. it's in the book. it's a photo that was in a box of old photographs for many years, and i brought it out when he became president. but i look at this photo from 1994, and the guy hasn't really changed. i mean it's the same tie, the red tie that's a little too long, the same grin that he has in all those photos you now see with him with people behind the resolute desk in the oval office, and the same effort to try to be the middle of the story. now, back then, he was trying to be the center of attention on that given day of the biggest pop story in the world, the biggest pop culture story. now, you know, he's president of the united states. it's not as big an effort. he just has to walk into that briefing room. but, you k

farmers urges the government to compensate badly affected dairy farmers for their losses chairman peter elvis says that the scheme will also help to protect the milk market in the long term. the scheme will ensure both short term and longer term food security in ease the stress on the industry removing the excess distressed milk from the marketplace will help to stabilise the current spot price without causing long term market distortion it will also allow those affected dairy farmers to continue to pay for invoices for farm inputs to the wider local rural supply industry beyond the farm gate and will prevent extra cows being called which will exacerbate the problem in the beef supply chain to discuss in more detail dairy farmer paul talkings join me on it it told me that despite the popularity of milk products the long term future of the industry could face a major threat if the government doesn't act. dairy farmers what's to be pots of the measures that we have in base to kick starts our economy again once we come through cape at 19 when all of the easy to reach beyond you put a torch attra

. >> stephen: and i think elvis pressley was in one of these pijion holes right here.e catching you? are you at home? >> i am at home. this is the home office. we are all working at home as much as we possibly can, whept i i have to go to the white house. >> stephen: thank you for putting the emmys behind you. >> i just picked them up. >> stephen: i would have put mine up, but we don't have enough room in here. >> yeah. >> stephen: now, my understanding is that there's a member of the white house correspondents' association who actually has tested positive for the coronavirus. is that true? and how is he or she doing? >> yeah, we found out one of our colleagues not tested positive, stephen. we actually don't have test results yet, but came down with symptoms, is a suspected case of coronavirus, came down with this over a week ago. actually got tested eight days ago, and as of-- as of late yesterday, still had not gotten any test results back. so we don't know for sure, but all other tests have come back negative, and it sure seems like our colleague has coronavirus. >>

doctor elvis frangoise is an orthopedic surgeon also using his vocal talents to bring hope to many during the global health crisis.>> i like it. here in the bay area thousands of high school seniors will finish their final year in high school not the way they expected and now communities are coming together to show their support but this is video from organa and people posted signs outside of their homes congratulating the class of 2020. also robots replaced soon as one virtual graduations are money in tokyo as japan is one of the many countries that have banned all large gatherings due to the pandemic and they deserve our congratulations.>> will have graduation ceremonies i guess they won't. we will see that our next newscast is at 4 pm and more coverage can be found online right now through ktvu.com. co this new evidence hold the key to a prevented treatment? a doctor infected, now back at work after taking hydroxychloroquine and adding z-pack. >> it seems promising to those people who are critically ill. dr. oz: coming up next. ♪ [sirens blaring] dr. oz: it's day 78 of the coronavirus

. >> jimmy: blake, who -- what is the conway twitty song where you sound like elvis oh, that - ♪ peopleeverywhere >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ they think you really >> it's only make believe. that's it. >> jimmy: i love that song >> yeah -- was a pop rock song that's when he had his first success with and then later, he went country. >> jimmy: i would love it if gwen would not come back and let you with that hair cut >> what did he say >> i said conway started out rock and pop and then went country. kind of like gwen stefani. >> oh, yeah. >> gwen has a country hit right now. we have a duet >> wooo! >> who would have ever thought that gwen stafani on country radio? >> jimmy: i know i love it. i think it's so -- do you love singing it, gwen it comes -- it feels natural >> it was one of those songs that i was like, "wow, you just" -- these songs come to blake. they're so incredible. and i was dreaming that i could be on it we were working out together in the gym. and i was like, "man, i wish you'd put me on this one." he actually turned the song off -- "dang, i wish i would put you on this

elvis was still alive. so much time has passed since then, but happy memoryies remai. thanks to a job fresh out of graduate school as a fledgling editor at the magazine civil war times, i was suddenly thrown into close contact with many of the great historians and writers of the time. alan nevitz, john baklis, robert utley, glenn tucker, mary elizabeth massey, john hope franklin, the great kentucky powerhouse, home and hamilton, tom clark and more. but most especially influential on me was the acquaintance formed with the great southern historians belle wiley and charles p. roland. they're all gone now. bud just last november. charlie roland is a few weeks away from his 102nd birthday. which means he will have outlived tom clark who died 16 days before. there is something in the water in lexington, kentucky. i have never forgotten the feeling i had then, half a century ago, on meeting and being befriended by these wonderful, generous people and others of their generation. it gave me a profound sense of wanting one day to be one of them. the hope that one day i could st

plan went to hel when the little fella fell ♪ ♪ boy went headfirs into her pelvi 1956 shaking like elvisba-dum ba-da dum ♪ ♪ yesterday bor and already thinking body like a ford and a mind like lincoln ♪ ♪ mama and papa i love and sinking into a brand new situation drinking ♪ ♪ up coffee like a fish on sond and third shif lovin' every singl ever-loving minute of this ♪ ♪ standing ovation fo the o r specialist ♪ ♪ let me get clos wanna give my so one kiss on his head ♪ ♪ planning for the future health and denta picking up my baby boy easy and gentle ♪ ♪ soup for the family sausage and lentil beans and greens arugula and fentel ♪ ♪ don't never sleep i'm about to go mental but nothing so far has been accidental ♪ ♪ can't keep my life so it's got to be a renta picking up my baby boy easy and gentle ♪ ♪ you're long and stron like a railway trestle dad just a muscle an mama just a vessel ♪ ♪ meant to call fawn over cuddle and nestle ♪ ♪ but dad's just a bear you can tackle dow and wrestle ♪ ♪ you can have a pop tent or you can have a castle try to change people but it's gonna be a hassle ♪ ♪ do

elvis was still alive. so much time has passed since then. but happy memories remain vivid. thanks to a job fresh out of graduate school as a fledgling editor at the magazine civil war times i was suddenly thrown into close contact with many of the great historians and writers of the time. allen nevins. john bakeless. robert utley. harold peterson. glen tucker. june malone. nassy. john hope franklin. the great kentucky power house, clam eaton, kilowithin, hamilton, clark, and more. but most especially influentialal on me was the acquaintance formed with bell i. wiley, james it. "bud" robinson and james p. roland. they are all gone now. bud last november. but charlie roland at this moment is just a few weeks away from his 102nd birthday. which means he will have outlived tom clark of lexington kentucky who died 60 days before his 102nd birthday. there is something in the water in lexington, kentucky. i advise you to get some. i have never forgotten the feeling i had then, half a sentsen century ago by meeting and being befriended by these wonderful generous people and others

news had just broken that michael jackson, the king of pop had just married lisa marie presley, elvis presley's daughter. they had married in secret, they had not been seen in public yet, and they were staying at trump tower. [laughter] so in this news broke out, everybody was there, the paparazzi, all the curiosity seekers. this is new york city. so and it's the new york post. so in the late michael jackson is at his peak of popularity at this moment. so there's a crowd around trump tower became so intense they put a police cordon around the block. people had to get across the street because it was just too many people trying to get in there and trying to get a glimpse of the newlyweds. so not donald trump? so not donald trump this is michael jackson and that was presley's daughter for god sake. they are saying at trump tower. i am city hull, nobody cares what's going on at city hull at this moment particularly not at the new york post. so unaware think how can i get a piece of the story. i called up this number for the trump organization is just a general number i didn't know donald