' career. ♪ the entire town was just elvis, elvis everywhere.r heart's pounding, and you're getting this buildup. schilling: before the show, it's kind of quiet, and people are getting stuff ready, and it's a little tension. [ cheers and applause ] mckee: when he walked out on that stage, wearing that white jumpsuit, and you saw him, and this was the first time i had seen him live, i get goose bumps just thinking about it. zook: my dad saved all his money and took my mother and myself to see elvis presley, and he knew how to play to the crowd. he was at the top of his game again. ♪ ♪ we're caught in a trap ♪ ♪ i can't walk out ♪ ♪ because i love you too much, baby ♪ ♪ zoglin: the climax of that vegas show was one big seven-minute number that nobody had heard before -- he had recorded it but hadn't released it yet -- "suspicious minds." ♪ we can't go on together ♪ ♪ with suspicious minds ♪ ♪ suspicious minds ♪ rolling stone called the shows his own resurrection. it was an amazing endorsement by all the rock critics and the audiences, too. gill: i

before elvis, people came to vegas to come to vegas. with elvis, people came to see elvis.tion. so people could kind of plan their vegas excursions around elvis. ♪ binkley: he had a big following in older americans that remembered when he was young and sexy and groundbreaking and all of those things, maybe a little more working class. zoglin: these were people who were not necessarily big gamblers. it was middle america. and this was the audience that vegas would start to move toward as the years went on. reporter: las vegas -- where all the girls are beautiful and all the men are rich. or that's what they would have you believe. a beacon in the night to all the suckers adrift in the world. ♪ in the '70s, you then have economic changes. there is stagflation, the oil crisis. these have an impact on las vegas. schwartz: it really does represent the shifting face of capitalism in the united states. now it's not just about keeping your customers happy, it's about driving shareholder value. binkley: at that time, you start to see the early part of what we recognize today as a ve

♪ you should've heard those knocked out jailbirds sing ♪ ♪ let's rock ♪ schumacher: elvis was elvis.is to still be around. ♪ if you make it home... ♪ schumacher: elvis impersonators became a huge part of the entertainment industry in las vegas. as elvis always said, "well, i guess imitation is the best form of flattery." so elvis doesn't have any problems with somebody doing his show, and now it's become a badge of honor. ♪ for i can't help ♪ ♪ falling in love... ♪ you can even have elvis marry you. it can be a show. alright. thank you, dancers. thank you very much. thank you, dancers. alright. mcbride: you think of weddings in other parts of the country as pretty staid affairs, pretty conventional, pretty traditional, blah, blah, blah. but las vegas, you can come and have fun. you can make a joke out of it. you can drive through and be married. weatherford: you can kind of take it for granted that you can come and get married by an elvis impersonator, right, but that is another tradition that dates back to when people actually poured into nevada for quicky weddings and quicky divorc

heather elvis. it was news nationwide when she vanished. >> she had a new job. she was going on a first date. >> it is is also overwhelmingly horrible. >> police worked the cruise -- clues. a mysterious caller captured on camera. >> why would this person call from a pay phone in the middle of the night quick >> then came the secret. >> she was married. >> rumors about her being pregnant. >> she truly did believe that he was going to leave his wife. >> a bomb exploded. it was world war iii. >> this kidnapping, potential murder. >> this is heather's life we are talking about. >> terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish you could take all of their pain away. >> [ crying ] >> it wasn't supposed to be like this. >> that's impossible. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ an independent, young woman eager to make >> hello, welcome to dateline. heather elvis was charging into her future. an independent young woman, eager to make her mark on the world. one night, she disappeared. investigators would quickly discover a lov

back in the '70s, elvis banners and elvis spotlights.cal eras, is like a giant experimental laboratory for human desire. zook: but in the early '30s, las vegas was a very different town than it is today. ♪ roberts: the recent crash of the new york stock exchange lost millions of dollars. yet it had the sanction of law. life itself is but a gamble from the cradle to the grave, and in wide-open gambling, the man who places his money on the turn of a wheel at least has the satisfaction of knowing who gets his money. ♪ mcbride: las vegas was incredibly lucky. when the rest of the country was sinking away in the depression, las vegas was bright lights and fun. in 1931, here was a place where money was no object. you could make money really fast, you could lose it really fast. las vegas became an escape from the depths of despair in those days. schwartz: after the country had been through world war i, they'd been through the boom of the '20s, and suddenly that goes away. in the 1930s, the united states is facing a real question of identity. an

i just seem like a great playground back in the '70s, elvis banners that elvis spotlights. >> las >>as over each of its historical eras it's like a giant experimental laboratory for human desire >> but in the early 30, las vegas was very different town than it is today >> new york stock exchange beryllium dollars. yet it had the fraction of riot but a gamble from the cradle to the grave right? gambling. the man who is money on the turn of a wheel least the satisfaction of knowing who's got too funny las vegas was incredibly lucky when the rest of the country was sinking away in the depression. las vegas was bright lights and fund. >> in 1931, he was a place where money was no object that you could make money really fast. you could lose it really fast. las vegas became pin escape from the depths of despair from those days >> after the country they've been through world war i, they'd been with the boom of the '20s and suddenly that goes away in the 1930s, the united states is facing a real question of identity. and in vegas, they have a triple threat of positive factors that attract bu

so, elvis fans >> heavy stuff. so, elvis fans are all spooked up.f rock and roll, haunting las vegas. so this a scientific study this is a scientific study that has come out showing that has just come out showing that the ghost of elvis haunts one of the ghost of elvis haunts one of the hotels where he famously, he died the toilet. there was died on the toilet. there was that was that didn't die that was that he didn't die there. in graceland. there. he died in graceland. >> graceland . so? >> jarang graceland. so? >> jarang graceland. so? >> so tell me this, because a lot people i understand, lot of people i understand, you know, love elvis and they know, they love elvis and they want him alive. want him to be alive. >> alive. >> oh, he's alive. >> oh, he's alive. >> definitely alive? he's “e a “fia- elfifl— >> he's also a ghost. he's also a alive. he's one of a ghost and alive. he's one of those he was always very >> well, he was always very multi—talented. i mean, what do you this, paul? multi—talented. i mean, what do youwell, this, paul? multi—tal

i mean, it was -- it was elvis. where the hill is elvis? i bombed. oh, my god.>> carol: yes, i met him and he was very sweet and i got his autograph for my kid sister. >> stephen: that's nice. elvis inspired the song that you did called "i made a fool of myself." >> carol: over john fostered dulles -- john foster dulles. >> stephen: i know this song. tell the people who john foster dulles was. >> carol: john foster dulles in the 50s was our secretary of state, aptly named. he was so dull. there was nothing there. i remember he wore this overcoat and a hat and never smiled or anything. so i was doing a special materials song that a friend of mine wrote called "i made a fool of myself over john foster dulles" which was meant to be, like everybody was going crazy over elvis. so he wrote this song about this young girl going crazy over john foster dulles. >> stephen: elvis dulles. very short jump. >> carol: i did it on the parr show and i was working at a nightclub the blue angel and i went back to the second jewel of the phones are ringing off the hook and one of t

you know, our first guest tonight, austin butler, was so wonderful in the elvis film.a biopic coming up. >> fred: that's right. [ light laughter ] so i did a film about the designer of granola? you know, like granola cereal. >> seth: sure, i know what granola was. i wouldn't have thought the person who made it was called a designer [ laughter ] >> fred: yeah, well, just because we see granola as sort of like amorphous. there's a design to each one like whenever there's a cluster, there's a team of people who sort of like, you know, put it together and like this is what it's going to be >> seth: each individual cluster is designed? >> fred: yeah. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] >> seth: and so what year was this born, this idea of designing granola? >> fred: 1951. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] and who was the designer what's his name? i would think a lot of us don't know this. >> fred: glenn stevens >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] glenn stevens? >> fred: in 1951 yeah just back then, cereals were just loose it was just corn flakes. it was just all over the place and someone

elvis nos sigue exponiendo a bailar y ahora con el hilo junto a jorge celedón y rakim cómo estás?colombia hacer este video por lo colorido que es el video. elvis canción que tú creas, canción que se pega y se convierte en un ícono como suavemente que la seguimos escuchando alrededor del mundo. cuéntanos cómo te sientes de saber que tu música sigue dejando un legado y también que se está traduciendo a todas estas nuevas generaciones, hasta en el género urbano. has puesto a bailar a los reggaetoneros? afortunado, afortunado y agradecido con dios que 26 años todavía me mantenga aquí me siento de veras afortunado y agradecido con dios. así mismo. oye algo que la gente lo deja de hablar. ese parecido con rosalía que incluso ella te publicó ayer. cuéntame oye, me siento afortunado que que me comparen con rosalía, un artista, una artista tan bella, tan talentosa, tan carisma tica como la compara mucho, pues ella misma tenga esa capacidad y esa madurez para retratar, retratarse al lado de la carátula y de la carátula de motomami, pues me pareció simpático y. y de veras que me imagino una

zoglin: elvis was the hottest thing in show biz. he changed rock 'n' roll.rt's pounding, and you're getting this build up. he was at the top of his game again. ♪ every day in every state across the country, our political system is bankrolled by an army of fund-raisers, pulling in millions of dollars a race. sometimes it looks like you might imagine-- knocking on doors, calling every name in the phone book, and emails--so many emails. but for all those little fish throwing $100 to their local race, it's the whales those campaign fund-raisers really need-- powerful, rich individuals and companies. and when they donate $25,000, $100,000, a million dollars, they want a favor...or 10. it should be obvious that's corrupt, but with a wink and a nod, political deals toe the bribery line every single day. and we may never have noticed that if a certain illinois governor hadn't flung back the curtain with an unrepentant ego, a political corruption crime spree, and a set of unprecedented audio recordings that shined a bright light on the inner workings of american poli

elvis stands for ensuring likeness, voice, and image security.ces allowing them to file civil suits against those who illegally use it without their permission. advances in a.i. have many in the industry worried about how easy it is to do this. ♪ oh, yeah, you ♪ >> reporter: that is beyonce's hit, "cuff it." this is a rendition that uses an a.i.-generated version of rihanna's voice. ♪ yeah, you ♪ ♪ baby ♪ >> this bill is big because it does copyright the sound of a human voice. now, how you enforce that is another story. people have been imitating singers since people started to sing. >> reporter: artists do use a.i. to legally create their own work. last year paul mccartney harnessed the technology to finish a beatles song, "now and then," using an old recording of john lennon's voice. so, the law adds to this state's already strong image and likeness protections first passed, by the way, in 1984 amid legal chaos following the death of elvis presley, of course, inspiring the name of this bill. governor lee, by the way, hopes that the other state

and for the love of elvis, we can only hope that rod's crimes are not routine.is a big lie, it's that he's a victim, especially since every other charge was upheld, including the extortion of a children's hospital. gandhi, he ain't. this isn't some sort of mystery, that, "gosh, i didn't know. i had no idea. it's so gray." really? i think most of us have some gut sense of when we're beginning to get in trouble. i don't believe blagojevich has ever done any reflection on right and wrong. extorting a hospital-- never occurred to him that that might harm the citizens that he was elected to protect. he--he has no ability to look at anything but himself. that's it. that's it. what's the worst thing that can be said about you that's accurate in your view, other than you were stupid to say that stuff? sure. look, i've been accused of being a narcissist. i might plead to a misdemeanor on that, okay? um, i think i-- my judgment of some people was way off. i think i should have been a lot more vigilant and see some of the warning signs. i knew they were aggressively out th

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who would win in a fight between elvis and willy wonka?t. >> i think they would eat together. >> jimmy: elvis is a black belt. but willy wonka has a whole army of -- >> chocolate. >> jimmy: oompa loompas. chocolate dwarves, yeah. it's great to have you guys here. zendaya, you met timothee on the first movie, right? that's the first time you met? >> technically, yeah. >> there was a weird airport meeting. >> yeah, there was -- we were on the same flight. i fell in the airport. that was technically our first meeting. >> what? >> yeah. i don't want to talk about it. >> you fell? >> i fell in the airport. >> did he help you? >> no. [ laughter ] >> no, ignored. >> did you see me fall? >> i think i just saw zendaya fall. i didn't know her. i didn't know what to do. >> we didn't officially meet. we were on the same plane in passing. >> jimmy: you fell in the plane? >> no, getting my luggage. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: interesting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then, no help whatsoever, huh? and yet, somehow, you got past that and bonded? >> y

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when elvis was in vegas, the city was on fire. noticed a decline in elvis' appreciation of being on stage. i think he had this fear of getting older and being relevant, and then it got out of hand. ♪ >> the gop dominated house voting to expel two young democratic lawmakers they taken part in a gun protest >> jones representative justin pearson, both black were expelled from their seats representative johnson, who was white, was nearly spared >> it struck me. surreal. i'm like that's my home state legislature. i used to work in that building and now it's being broadcast all around the world i talked to my family who lives in tennessee, but i wasn't really on top of what was going on after the expulsion of that started paying a lot more attention >> i actually saw it as tennessee, again, being part of this national tug of war over the direction of the country and really over democracy itself. expelling state legislators is something that happens very rarely throughout american history >> presented also the gentleman shows no remorse

' love ♪ ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ elvis, my goodness, he kicked butt!a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ oh, my god, what a show! ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ he was a hunka hunka man! ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ ♪ i'm just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ i was never that big an elvis fan. i was more of a pat boone fan. [ laughs ] [ cheers and applause ] all right. thank you very much for your is there so much so much to cover and has been sermons got this whole month. i mean, martin wo can mean like a line we're not with p. diddy on the lam a lot of trouble boy, their sex trafficking, what they said they paid paid women for sex had people carry drugs from what the record industry calls another day >> good he's really now because all the defense lawyers in america are working for trump are you on truth social >> i'm glad there's one guy you're with. we wanted ideologically mixture >> that's that's trump. trump started that you know, it's sort of his twitter went public >> he made $5 >> billion idiots shares in this money losing imitation twitter th

' love ♪ ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ elvis, my goodness, he kicked butt!a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ oh, my god, what a show! ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ he was a hunka hunka man! ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ ♪ i'm just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ i was never that big an elvis fan. i was more of a pat boone fan. [ laughs ] [ cheers and applause ] was charged and convicted of attempted murder sentence 230 to 60 years in prison. cj rice is conviction never made sense, especially to his childhood pediatrician, dr. theodore tapper, treated cj and the days after he was shot in knew he was too injured to have committed this crime, dr. tapper couldn't let it go and he told me the sun cnn's jake tapper about the story jake, who also grew up in philadelphia, began investigating cj's case and discovered a series of missteps by law enforcement and cj's own in defense attorney. just this week after more than 12 years in prison, all charges against cj were dropped. cj rice is now 30 years old and a free man thanks in large part to the efforts of jake's

' love ♪ ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ elvis, my goodness, he kicked butt!a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ oh, my god, what a show! ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ he was a hunka hunka man! ♪ just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ ♪ i'm just a hunka hunka burnin' love ♪ i was never that big an elvis fan. i was more of a pat boone fan. [ laughs ] [ cheers and applause ] boone fan >> hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us here. the united states around the world, and streaming is on cnn max. i'm rosemarie church, just ahead time's up. its deadline de for donald trump post a whopping bond of nearly half 1 billion in the civil fraud judgment against him four menn appear in court to face charges and the terror attack russian concert hall. we will discuss what motivated this deadly attack and the intelligence that may have prevented it and more than 300 nigeria three school children were kidnapped by armed gunman earlier this month. now, dozens of them have finally been released. but the fate of the rest remains unclear. the details ahead and a live report live f

. >> interesting >> and tennessee's governor has signed the elvis act into law. it is designed to protect the voices of all artists in the state from deepfake, artificial intelligence so that is an actual human elvis impersonator. of course, the eldest act replaces tennessee's personal rights protection act in 1984, which only included very specific protections for artists. the new law protects the use of an artist's name, image and their voice. the things that we need in this day and age. all right. >> more than 50 million people are under flood watches it's across the e storms bring in more snow to the great lakes and upper midwest and they've seen all winter welcome to spring. let's get straight to our weatherman van damme, derek. good morning >> not fun. >> no. check this out. we have a quick hitting three to six inches of snow. if you're located in milwaukee, madison, grand rapids, michigan, you can see that batch of snow moving through right now, very active on the radar by the way, that storm is going to conjoin combined, i should say, with another storm s

when elvis was in vegas, the city was on fire. noticed a decline in elvis' appreciation of being on stage. i think he had this fear of getting older and being relevant, and then it got out of hand. ♪ >> he had this fear of getting older, being relevant, and then i got out of hand hello and welcome to our viewers, joining us here in the >> united states around the world and streaming us on cnn max, i'm rosemary church, just ahead. donald trump's last remaining republican rival picks up her first primary winner of the year. but with super tuesday on the horizon with nikki haley really be able to make up any real ground and the us presidential race us vice president kamala harris increases pressure on israel, calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. and long lines and moscow as hundreds of people continue queuing up to mourn alexey navalny and lay flowers at his grave >> live from atlanta. >> this is cnn >> newsroom with rosemary church good to have you with us, and we begin here in the united states, states, where a >> jam packed

♪ you know i'd never lie to you ♪ ♪ mmmmmm-mmm ♪ ♪ zook: elvis' death was a huge blow.fill the town, and now that was gone. we need to find somebody to replace elvis. woman: casinos can't afford star salaries. they've simply priced themselves out of the market. las vegas really needed an attraction. the city that thrives on replacing itself all the time. zoglin: this was the beginning of vegas as a disneyfied entertainment zone. ♪ symmetry by caulkins. four days after cairns went missing, a collier county police dispatcher called calkins to inquire about the incident. i hate to bother you at home on your day off, but this woman's been bothering us all day. >> you towed a car from vanderbilt and 111th monday. >> a cadillac. you remember it? >> no. the people at the cemetery are telling her you put somebody in the back of your vehicle and arrested them, and i don't show you arresting anybody. >> i'm not arresting nobody. anyway i was trying to figure out what color the cadillac was. >> i forgot i got it right in front of me. he picked it up at 1227 on vanderbilt at 111th,

of the versions of the anthem of the republic , but didn’t follow the classics and brought the red elvisinarid to belarus, after the takeover verosov became artistic director belarusian factory of stars of the youth theater variety, scanned beginners. performers and saw in them future deserving ones. irina darofeeva and victoria oleshka lit up the stage thanks to rainchik. i admire your talent and bow and thank you endlessly for the fact that you played the most important role in my life, you made me who i am now. i love you very, very much and i want you to have everything. wonderful, create, live as long as possible and delight us with your creativity, and i i am incredibly happy that we are friends, despite the fact that we have not worked together for a long time, but for me you are a permanent mentor, leader, second dad, not a public folk composer and pianist, vasily rainchik continues to create at 74, a repertoire of new... his piano hands on the eve of march 8 , the hockey players presented their fans with a fantastic gift. now in the khl is the hottest and most important time of

we need to find somebody to replace elvis. woman: casinos can't afford star salaries.ve simply priced themselves out of the market. las vegas really needed an attraction. the city that thrives on replacing itself all the time. zoglin: this was the beginning of vegas as a disneyfied entertainment zone. ♪ tapper: for a country that bills itself as the world's oldest democracy, we sure do love a strongman, and from teddy roosevelt all the way up to our reality tv president, nowhere produces more of them than the empire state. and i get it. in an age where congress' approval rating hovers somewhere around sewer rats, we wanna vote for the politician who can finally just get things done. that was eliot spitzer to a "t." but when new yorkers sent the sheriff of wall street to the governor's mansion, we all learned the hard way that white knights can have dark secrets. spitzer was caught breaking his own sex work laws, a level of hypocrisy we could never forget. eliot spitzer blazed a trail through new york that had him in spitting distance of the white house, right up until

elvis actually, his family had much to do with the original piece ofuilding upon to protect his imageover the years .. .. >> well, the question. is taylor swift part of a secret government plot t joe biden get reelected. >> taylor swift is tennessee and i should ask her how she likes the elvis act. >> ask if she's a dem plant in the process. [laughter] >> i want one other issue, governor kemp was just speaking to this as well, but the federal government is extendin a summer nutrition program and tennessee has opted in for the summer to help feed low incomehildren this summer about you're not going to continue that you have existing programs for future years. can you explain why a state like you would want to reject federal funding to help feed kids? >> yeah, for me, a little bit like a business decision or pragmatic dec you're dealing with kids and their ability to eat, which is not business and pragmatic, it's personal and human, so, my first response to our team when they brought it forth, i said are we certain the kids are going to get food if we of this summer? it wasn't a certain

the american singer and actor famous throughout the soviet union dinarida, they called him the red elvisa group of underground workers who organize sabotage. who hid for 30 years, she is associated with several terrorist attacks, there is also an episode from dresdon based on real events in the series, where after the fall of the berlin wall the crowd first occupied the local stasi office, and then came to the building of the kgb station of the ussr, for the archives of the special services, there in that moment... they were hastily destroying operational documentation related to intelligence agents. a soviet officer, an agent under cover. today it is no longer a secret that vladimir putin was the negotiator. of course , at that time we could not simply take our operational development files and some information related to the people with whom we work and put them on the street. a ghost hunt, from which the creators of the gdr series gleaned many interesting facts, including about the archive of wolf, the former head of the stasi foreign intelligence service. and wolf is being watched. w

. >> brian: elvis chan. >> yeah. elvis chan.ion of anthony fauci unique to this case too. basically you had anybody who was espouse ago belief that it was a lab leak theory or questioning the efficacy of masks the surgeon general himself was text messages high ranking officials saying takingt down. underlying threats of we are going to take on antitrust case. you are going to lose your section 230 protections if you don't censor more. all of this led to the power and size of the federal government coming down on social media companies. some of them were willing. some of them wanted to kind of take some of these down. there were instances where they were actually back and said do it or else. nice social media company it would be a shame if you lost it, right? that's the kind of gravity they were putting on top of these social media companies to actually censor speech. the reason why this is the most important free speech case in our lifetime is that typically these cases had to do with being able to speak on the town square, righ

talk about staying in character. [ laughter ] elvis...erts in more woman may be sacrificed that we previously thought. remarkable he claims to have reached his conclusion after watching just one hour of television. [ laughter ] [applause] california software engineer went viral for wearing an ai headset on his wedding day. then the bride went viral on honeymoon by dumping him and banging the best man. [ laughter ] he deserved a. all right this to the monolog. do you feel it, america? something is building and is not just the sexual tension between me and the 3 million people at home. [ laughter ] is that feeling you get waiting for a parent to finally smack that obnoxious kid in the restaurant who is screaming and whining for attention. i feel it every night. [ laughter ] but i sense that america is finally had enough of the left using identity as a weapon to settle old scores remove your top five -- have finally come home. e. the university of florida illuminated all diversity at equity and inclusion positions. the former employees were

his fame could only be compared with that of elvis or the beatles, but still he was the first superstarfor us he was a celestial being, something. out of reach. the film by winner of two césar awards, martin pravo, pierre banard's nude muse, tells the story of one of the greatest colorists of the last century and his relationship with his wife marthe. last year the film was presented in the out-of-competition program of the cannes film festival. the main roles were played by multiple césar nominees, cicile da franz and vincent macken. critics noted martin provost’s special attention to the color of the light in the frame: bright countryside landscapes and cozy contrasting interiors convey the features of post-impressionism, the direction in which banar worked. exactly 5 minutes, one well-known hero in the industry, several new and unexpected touches to his portrait. these are the conditions of the task of the youth editors of the industry and cinema, students of the media institute of the higher school of economics. person of the week section. founder of the film studio and president of