what happened to heather elvis? the 20-year-old vanished in the middle of the night.tors believe that heather's ex-boyfriend sidney moore had arranged to meet her at a secluded spot. they thought he may have had help. as police continued to methodically piece together the puzzle, heather's family was grappling with their new reality. once again, here's andrea caning with "the landing." >> terry elvis isn't exactly sure when he realized his daughter probably wasn't coming home. maybe it was the afternoon, long after heather disappeared when he was standing at his mailbox talking to his best friend. >> one of my best friends came to the house. he looked at me and he said, he says, i hope she didn't suffer. and i can't get that thought from my head. >> the not knowing made it worse. and then, stunning news. >> new developments tonight in the heather elvis case. >> two months after heather's disappearance, sidney moore heather's ex-boyfriend, was arrested. he didn't go to jail alone. he was joined by his wife, tammy moore. both were charged with heather's kidnapping and m

elvis does not feel like hanging around the trick is to get this. get this done and off before the cops show up. but all the same the. all house weighs 400 kilograms and the wheels remain stuck on the street. and. they're going to use a neighbor and another homeless person from the neighborhood come to lend him a helping hand. to get. the people who are home. and start to bring him back out. and as soon as the home is set up other homeless people are begging him for a small house back i have i have a couple more almost ready to go so. thank you thank you it's much appreciated. and that it was. no evidence. but his project does not quite make everyone happy once you go back in your house and enjoy their condition. a neighbor has come to express or discontent she's against this but she says she doesn't want in front of her house she's kind of police and so we need to free alarm and well pray that they are allowed to keep their house. this is how it goes. and los angeles. can. thank your luck to both of you congratulations. a few days after filming the

elvis does not feel like hanging around the trick is to get this. get this done and off before the cops show up. but all the same the small house weighs 400 kilograms and the wheels remain stuck on the street. and. they're going to use a neighbor and another homeless person from the neighborhood come to lend him a helping hand. to get. the people who are home. and start to bring him back out. and as soon as the home is set up other homeless people are begging him for a small house back i have i have a couple more almost ready to go so. thank you thank you it's much appreciated. and that it was. no evidence. but his project does not quite make everyone happy once you go back in your house and enjoy their condition. a neighbor has come to express or discontent she's against this but she says she doesn't want in front of her house she's kind of pleased and so we need to free alarm and well pray that they're allowed to keep their house. this is how it goes. and los angeles. can. thank your luck to both of you congratulations. a few days after filming th

>>> que elvis le estaba mandando un mensaje >>> dicen que lo que habría visto no era espíritu de elvisritu del rey sigue vagando por acá >>> intensas lluvias y fuertes vientos han llegado al centro oeste han cerrado playas de algunos centros de evacuación en los cayos ordenaron evacuaciones obligatorias para zonas de acampada se abrieron refugios en miami y en los cayos de la florida >>> conversamos con guillermo quirós >>> la situación continúa crítica expresamente para las florida a lo largo de la línea costera y estaría impactando con vientos cercanos luego estaría entrando en tierra y saliendo nuevamente a lo que es el atlántico va a seguir generando villas no solo para georgia sino para la florida así lo ha estado haciendo en los últimos 15 días dejando muerte y destrucción esto es histórico para el atlántico para estados unidos >>> 51a desde san josé 45 mañana cerca de 65 29a estará con nosotros vamos rápidamente día viernes especialmente por la tarde de la cantidad de nieve parcialmente para la zona de montaña y hará nosotros cerca cuarto de pulgada y de igual manera sábado y do

he played elvis and he played santa.d them both equally as good. >> jimmy: somebody reminded me today, kurt was here promoting the hit, he mentioned you hated his facial hair. are you okay with the santa look? >> yes. as a matter of fact, i kind of love the santa look. because his beard was a work of art. and i had an experience where i was supposed to deliver a line. all lit and looking beautiful on the set, the light was on him, he was acting. and i got lost in his beard. it was so beautiful. [ laughter ] and it was like -- then they said, goldy. what? you forgot your line. i went, oh my god, i am so sorry. and i said, i think maybe i'm falling in love with kurt all over again. i became completely engaged in how he looked. >> jimmy: i had that same experience a couple of weeks ago when david letterman was on the show. [ laughter ] goldie, it has been a great pleasure to chat with you. give my best to the whole family. goldie hawn, "the christmas chronicles 2" a week from today on netflix. thanks, goldie. [ cheers and a

elvis is a life-insurance salesman in the township once famous for resisting apartheid.'s battling covid. >> how are you? good. >> okay. >> i just wanted to help to find a cure because now this covid-19 has changed south africa a lot. >> reporter: elvis is one of 5,000 south african havolunteer taking part in trials for vaccines from astrazeneca and novavax. elvis sees the trial as an opportunity to help his generation's struggle. >> i decided to volunteer to get these cures so i can be able to assist all of south africa with this new vaccine that we are trying now. >> reporter: but there is another reason elvis is volunteering. the trial comes with free health care. >> there's a lot of things that were happening to me besides covid-19 because there would be chest pain. like, everything. because, if you go to a doctor and you want to do those tests, personally, you pay a lot of money. we don't have that kind of money. >> reporter: but many south africans are angry. they feel drug companies are treating africans like guinea pigs. >> i'm not happy at all. this feels like 1

they'll inject you with this covid-19. >> but even with the virus raging in south africa, elvis nevert it. so researchers don't know if the vaccine he's taken works or not. his trial is inconclusive. in the united kingdom, they've come up with a controversial way to guarantee results. a secure wing has been set up at london's royal free hospital where volunteers will be infected with the coronavirus on purpose. 90 healthy volunteers aged 18 to 30 will come to the hospital, get vaccinated, and then tilt their heads back and be given tiny droplets of the coronavirus. in a normal trial the volunteers might never contract the virus. here the virus meets the vaccine every single time. which is why it's called a challenge trial. it's bold. it gets results. but it is not for the faint-hearted. >> instead of going about your everyday life in the community, you would instead have a stay in a biocontainment facility where you would be intentionally exposed to sars covi 2. >> sophie rose is a graduate student from johns hopkins university living and studying in the uk. >> is anyone signing up to

elvis mathinga is a life insurance salesman in the township once famous for resisting apartheid. covid. >> how are you? good. >> i just wanted to find a cure because now this covid-19 has changed south africa a lot. >> elvis is one of 5,000 south african volunteers taking part in the vaccine trials for astrazeneca and novavax. >> i decided to get this cure so i can be able to assist all of forensic with this new vaccine that we are trying out now. >> but there's another reason elvis is volunteering. the trial comes with free health care. >> there's a lot of things that were happening to me besides the covid-19 because they will be testing like everything, the blood. because if you go to a doctor and want to do those tests personally, you pay a lot of money. we don't have that kind of money. >> but many south africans are angry. they feel drug companies are treating africans like guinea pigs. >> i'm not happy at all. this feels like 1981 all over again when the aids pandemic broke out. it's a replay, but this time they're doing it in our face. >> resentment over testing in africa

is elvis not going to be the king? where are you going to put jazz if elvis is the king?id: if i were to go to listen to a tchaikovsky concert, or a beethoven concert, it will mostly be sounding the same, no matter where i listen to it and no matter what orchestra. they might play slightly better or different, but you know what you will get when you sit down. with jazz, am i wrong that a jazz musician can kind of expand on what has been composed and play it differently every time? is that part of what jazz is all about? wynton: that's the improvisation part. that one part allows you to get a lot of latitude to do things. it is like the way americans conduct business, the innovations we have, the freedom we have to speak, the fact we think we can step into space and use our personality to transform a tradition. yes, we have that freedom. but balancing that freedom is the responsibility to extend a courtesy and understanding to other people with those freedoms and nurture that common space. that's the part of jazz we struggle with. david: in your book on jazz, you talk abou

name's elvis.and here today at the world—famous little church of the west in the heart of las vegas, nevada. do you both promise to adopt each other's hounddogs, to never wear your blue suede shoes in the rain, to always be each other's teddy bear, and never go to bed without giving each other a hunk, a hunk of burning love? well, that was slightly unhinged. despite the fact that demand for small ceremonies like this are increasing, the wedding industry has been badly impacted, with the potential loss of $23 billion over the next two years. but there is now a growing trend for eloping with around a third of people deciding to stick with their original wedding dates. we're seeing a lot of coronavirus brides that are either coming here because their wedding was cancelled in their home state and they want to keep the original date, so they're coming to vegas. and also, you know, it's really affected a lot of people financially. so, a less expensive wedding in las vegas is making a lot more sense for c

the rest of the rat pack, elvis, and is it viva las vegas for dirt car? is he the big man in town?and a reminder, we have a new app that gives you 247 access to cbsn bay area and kpix five news. >>> three bay area college football teams were scheduled to play tomorrow, now only one of them is going to take the field. what is going on? >> we have to feast all little diet of california and oregon state, washington state, i'm out your the cougars were supposed to tear it off, they were canceled by the pac 12 after the program was struck by coronavirus so hard, the cougars do not have enough players available. san jose state also had their game cut off with a positive test in fresno state. there is immediate speculation about the cardinals and the spartans, they could not play. exploring alternative options to replace washington state, at this time they do not expect to be able to fill the opening. the program will be turning their attention to the 123rd big game next friday. and the 49ers are off. and the eight-point home underdogs, derek carr had so much magic, they won the game 40-3

a silly bookish people simply asked us elvis i mean there's even an economy. though so when is the last that they did in g m even as it is from. there was. a lot below the. place point for that let's see. if i can see there are still seeing those looks but it has been always played the best so my sister foam of kerosene showing full of myths about i.g.s. the place was awful. oh. i do couple sometimes do so but someone said that you love the lie of them saying that to them you will beg michael clayton or succeeded to no one any muscle tissue it easy thing to be on the bum all the time to be on the final. the but i'd rather see use you see you beg your compassion she filed. for so much deeper when she doesn't put up but she filed by a shell. just . funny stuff cut cut cut. cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut by trudge. on one level. playing field. goal. really i mean i think the fact that there. was blood to flow. over there well. thank. you. hand in hand with grabbing all. refusing to be defined by the mexican women and bringing out that dancing machine. and rediscove

ethiopia's, northern to great region, amnesty international report civilians being taxed to death and given elvis is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, congratulations from china, becomes one of the last major world powers to recognize us president elect joe biden. surveying the damage in the philippines. the cleanup operation begins after typhoon bamako plus i'm natasha butler in paris by police.

people simply asked us elvis i mean there's even an economy . though so when is the level that they did in g.m. even as of this problem. there was. a lot of the low. face to. face point for the fees. if i think they are so seeing those lows but as i think those claims that are so my sister form of cash into showing full of myths about idea if this was all. oh. i do couple something so bad so lucky that it shall be live i'm sorry that the family will break away don't know succeeded to no one any muscle tissue or anything to be on the come home i feel the final. deep but expensive use b.c. you bet your compassion she filed. for so much deeper when she doesn't put up but she filed by a short. cut . funny stuff cut cut cut. cut cut cut. cut cut cut by trudge. on one leg. really when i think of the family there i. heard it through a lot over there. a little. goes hand in hand with growing old. refusing to be defined by their mexican women and bringing out that dancing machine. and rediscovering that. one step at a time. by john singing ha thinking pa

we heard that elvis heard one of your famous songs "i will always love you."e more involved than that he actually had it worked up and they already was planning to do it in nashville the next morning. and so i had been told they were doing it i was so excited and the night before colonel tom parker, his manager, called and said you know, we don't record any songs with elvis unless we have publishing or at least half the publishing at that time that was my most important song and it broke my heart because it had nothing to do with elvis. i'm sure he was as disappointed as i was, but i couldn't let them have the publishing on it so i had to say no to that but i always wished i had heard elvis sing it. but he did love the song and i was appreciative of that. >> i love reading about how you come up with songs, how you get to these stories, the backstory. and i read that you think that "jolene" and "i will always love you" could have been written on the same day a good day, i might add. >> a great day >> yeah, i would say so. actually we think that because when we

jimmy, it is so worth everything i mean, look, if you love elvis, forget it did you see my new shirto talk about the show. i think it's perfect i think you set it up perfectly. it's perfect on brand for you. i see you and i honestly, i go right to "good fellows" or i go to "sopranos" and i go, "oh, my gosh." you must be like, "yeah, i know yeah, i was in 'sopranos.' i was in 'the good fellows.'" but you were in two legendary things i mean - >> it was lucky. >> jimmy: no way do you ever watch your stuff or are you an actor that doesn't watch their work >> i don't really watch my stuff. but i know a lot of people, i know it was like the 30th year of "good fellows," which i can't even believe, because i still feel like i'm 12 one of the things i did do was i saw the film in its entirety at the hollywood forever cemetery >> jimmy: oh, the cemetery oh, i've never been there. i've heard about that. >> that's another bucket list. i'm going through my bucket list really quickly. jimmy, you've gotta get -- >> jimmy: it's like a drive-in, right? or it's like a picnic or something? >> nope. it'

elvis 1st week of his only concert as a g.i. in europe. use explored across the country via a.f.n. in munich. a fan of an incredible range of musical genres because they had to serve the various ethnic groups that were in the army so they had everything from country jazz blues jazz varia and america a match made in heaven the withdrawal of u.s. troops is not yet such in stone many here hope that decision may be reversed after the u.s. election and that this unique cultural exchange can continue. and maybe we'll know more later this week that's it for this edition of arts and culture for more culture stories check out our website at any time day or night that's at d.f.w. dot com slash culture. thanks for watching. the next pandemic is just a matter of time. scientists in brazil are convinced of this. the destruction of the rain forest continues the habitat of wild animals carry deadly pathogens they want to prevent even more some breaks brazil the finest hunters. in 30 minutes long d.w. . every day counts for us and for our planet. the ideas is on its way to bring you more conservat

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i had wife elvis, enough time to examine. that's when i started asking questions, they said let's, let's go out and you finish your exam, then we'll go out and talk. you must have had also on your mind what happened to make him feel as to a condition, right. and absolutely. what did you think? well, the north koreans had 2 possible explanations. one was botulism poisoning which they cannot test for. they said he had eaten a pork meal as he the day went into prison and could he have had botulism poisoning which can cause you to stop breathing, that it would not happen that quickly. and general didn't sound possible. the other was that they had given him 2 sedatives on the night he went in because he was very agitated and that either he had a bad reaction or they gave him too much that they said that themselves did you have a feeling in north korea that the doctors were hiding something from you. i certainly was looking for signs of torture. could could this be torture? and what i concluded from my physical exam was that i coul

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i had wife elvis, enough time to examine. that's when i started asking questions, they said let's, let's go out and you finish your exam, then we'll go out and talk, you must have and also on your mind, what happened to make him to a condition, right? yeah, absolutely. but what did you think? well, the north koreans had 2 possible explanations. one was botulism poisoning which they cannot test for. they said he had eaten a pork meal as he the day went into prison and could he have had botulism poisoning which can cause you to stop breathing, but it would not happen that quickly. and general didn't sound plausible. the other was that they had given him 2 sedatives on the night he went in because he was very agitated and that either he had a bad reaction or they gave him too much that they said that themselves did you have a feeling in north korea that the doctors were hiding something from you. i certainly was looking for signs of torture. could could this be torture? and what i concluded from my physical exam was that i could

just think of the artists: ricky nelson, roy orbison, elvis, the platters, bobby darin, and let's notar friend, connie francis. ♪ don't break the heart that loves you ♪ ♪ all alone am i ♪ ever since your goodbye what beautiful songs. and now i'd like to introduce my co-host, pamela shafer. neil, it is so wonderful working with you. your incredible career as a singer and songwriter now spans over 50 years. of course, everyone remembers those early hits. there's something so special about them. thank you, pamela. back then we were really trying to put the stories and feelings of young people into our songs. after all, we were just teenagers writing for teenagers. ♪ they say that breakin' up is hard to do ♪ ♪ now i know, i know that it's true ♪ ♪ each night i ask the stars up above ♪ ♪ why must i be a teenager in love ♪ those songs bring back such wonderful memories. well, we're just getting started. if you love great rock and roll love songs, sit back and relax as we take you on a musical journey back to the teen years. (announcer) now, all the great rock and roll love songs and ballads

we looked into that in just a short moment when elvis chose seemed wrong. why don't we all just don't call me yet to shape out just to come out ahead and in detroit. because the trail, when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground credo tempered it is an expansive baby, and alarming everyone who mindlessly manage to actually what that means is we end up making solutions that long, but actually do very little. it's just a kind of few good she's used instead of the actual solutions that were tricks. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics, sports business, i'm show business. i'll see you then the while the anti doping agency has blasted the u.s. over a bill that could jail those involved in sports typing except in he, wes domestic needs want to describe his double standards on a free possible professional and college athletes in america. and you do bring agency wishes to understand why this legislation excludes vast areas of u.s. support. in particular, the profess

he became rca's best-selling artist since elvis, with dozens of number one hits. 70 million records soldcalled country music's first black superstar. ♪ kiss an angel good morning ♪ and love her like the devil when you get back home ♪ >> it was 1971 when he won the cma's entertainer of the year award. >> i want to thank everybody who was responsible and especially to all of my fans out there. appreciate it. vu happy. >> and last night, nearly 50 years later, at 86 years old, performing at the country music awards, where he was honored with the lifetime achievement award. ♪ you got to ♪ kiss an angel good morning ♪ and let her know you think about her when you're gone ♪ well, oh, thank you so much. you know, i -- you might not believe it, but i'm nervous as i can be. >> nervous and humble, thanking those who influenced him and those who have listened to his music through the years. >> and all my fans, i want to say thank you. i'm through talking, i guess. like i said, i'm nervous. >> charlie pride, america strong. no question about that. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to se