pintar caras >> música también de tradiciones nacionales e internacionales >> vamos a tener a elvis presleyen que pagar, aquí estarán gratis y la gente puede participar, es una oportunidad para unirnos como comunidad y celebrar, que todo el mundo ponga en su cabecita que es una celebración sana y hay que proteger a la comunidad >> yo hago muchos reportes de malas noticias de san pablo por el crimen y la violencia, usted está al otro lado, es el símbolo de lo que se puede lograr ¿qué hace usted que no hacen los que se involucran en malas cosas? >> es como estas tú con tu ciudad, no importa de dónde vienes o dónde eres, pero si tienes tu corazón, las ganas de cambiar algo en la ciudad no importa de dónde vienes >> en las noticias de vez en cuando exageramos, pero no es algo para desanimarse >> cuando veo cosas así en mi ciudad me da más ánimo de cambiar las cosas >> van a tener fuegos pirotécnicos >> hay otras opciones, hay programas como estos donde los padres pueden poner de temprana edad a sus hijos en actividades más seguras que los alejen de esos peligros, en vez de fuegos pirotécnicos v

i turned down "in the ghetto" by elvis presley. tavis: how do you look back on that? you did do it, so it is not like you turned it down, but i should spank your hand. you are iconic at this. you should know a hit when you hear one? you think?t if i did, i probably would have a lot more hit records. when you are hot, you get the greatest writers -- carol king -- you have got the greatest writers in -- carole king, and you have the greatest writers in the world, and i knew -- "he ain't heavy, he's my those are great songs, but you can't spank my can spank my hand. that: i want to go back to p word, passion. passionate allen of these years, or to put it another way, what would you have done if not music? >> i do not know. i am really one of those one trick ponies. i dropped out of school. i always sang in church choirs and school choirs, but, obviously, god said, i have got to help this kid and gave me music and give me bobby hatfield , and it has been a blessing, so i do not know what prison i would be in right now. if it were not for music. tavis: [laughs] p-r-i-s-o-n

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. >> priscilla presley widow of elvis presley is a number of advocates who want congress to take actiono does illinois democrat jan schakowsky who says it's torture. >> in order to get tennessee walking horses to do that lift in an unnatural way, they actually burn and hurt, injure the horses so that they so it hurts for them to put their feet down and they lift them up. >> the controversial movement is called the big lick, the inhumane practice used by some trainers is called soring. cruel methods sore horses which include painting on injecting caustic chemicals in the horse's legs such as diesel fuel or kerosene and wrapping the legs in plastic so the chemicals burn the flesh. >> they put chains on the ankles of the horse so it hits the injured accident. and there is pressure shoeing where they trim the horses hoofs to the quick and then they after they do that they tightly nail in the shoe and put things inside the hoofs. >> sufficient as golf balls, screws and other foreign objects. soring has been outlawed since the horse protection act of 1970. but enforcement by the usda has been

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. >> he's freaking elvis presley, right. >> graceland isn't a mansion in memphis but a gym in the presidion francisco. we met him there recently for a session on how every day movements can determine not just winning or losing, but staying in the game. >> how many people who are athletes, or who have been athletes, do you see come in here and not have a grasp on these basic things? >> most people who have succeed high in athletics are doing so because their bodies are so miraculous at buffering their crap. and what's happened-- >> i love that, because their bodies are so miraculous at buffering their crap. >> they can put up with it. what ends up happening is they will ride that horse until it breaks. >> i love that. >> our first lesson was about lifting, and how simple every day movements are more important than you think. >> understanding how your mechanics affect your life. we will try to basically see if you can pick up this whopping 25 pound weight. >> okay. >> which is not any more or less than some of the backpacks we see kids peck up or your suitcase or the groceries. come on this

. >> elvis presley who is my hero he had that, remember that big jump suit he had near the end when hehat one right there. that has sweat stains on it. all kind of stains interest. up for auction and going to go for at least $200,000. i wish i had the money to buy it. eric you do so buy it for me. >> 200 grand. >> sure. >> okay. can we move on? chris christie and i both played high school baseball. i went on to play pro baseball chris christie went into politics. probably two of good choice. here's chris christie yesterday at yankee stadium, charity event. check it out. you got to say listen the guy is getting around pretty darn good. good job, chris christie. >> so the government really wants you to be healthy and you hear this all the time. they want you to exercise more and eat right. in d.c. last night in all of its wisdom, they pass ad yoga tax. this is a tax on wellness in d.c. to fund the city government. it's a new 6% sales tax on any personal trainer or exercise class that you want to go to and you know that old adage, the more you tax something the less you get of it. seems v

a special treat for you fans of elvis presley. bill: a hunk, a hunk of burning love. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i faced it all and i stood tall and did it my way ♪ martha: later vintage elvis. bill: today's throwback thursday. elvis presley swivelling his hips across tv screens in the mid '50 and established rock and roll's hold on popular music in america. almost 40 top ten hits, a successful movie career and a highly publicized tour in the u.s. army, the king performed his final con party is in -- concert in, where? indianapolis, 37 years ago today. sadly, redied less than a -- he died less than a month later. march so new shocker today in the irs targeting investigation, this time the scandal has jumped to a whole new level. it turns out that lois lerner, the former irs official at the center of this whole scandal -- the same woman whose e-mails for a two of year period have conveniently disappeared -- we're now finding out one of the e-mails that did surface targeted republican iowa senator charles grassley. she wanted to have him, a sitting senator, subjected to an irs awed difficul

. >>> on this day in 1968, elvis presley started recording his tv comeback special. was different than the one in the '50s. his manager came up with a plan to put him on the radar and he hit the stage. the sets included an iconic jam session in front of a live audience. the special was a big hit on the small screen later that year. >>> the king got back on his throne. 46 years ago today. breaking our hearts. we remember it will. "your world" with neil cavuto is next and that won't break your heart. ♪ >>> while the president is on the economic road show this week, something he just said did catch our attention. >> are there programs that the government does that are a waste of money or aren't working as well as they should be in of course but i tell you, if you work in any company in america, big company, you'll find some things they're doing that aren't all that efficient, either. >> you're right about that, mr. president. that's one little difference here. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. that is the company, when it screws up, it's generally on the company's dime

the auction also included memorabilia from the beatles, the rolling stones and elvis presley. could be the next film franchise to get a re-boot. the original starred arnold schwarzenegger in 1987. it's been in four other films since then. but now shane black, who wrote 'lethal weapon' and "iron man three' will work on a script to bring it back. black actually starred in the original movie.. and spoiler alert.. he was the first to get killed by the predator. >> the movie was so good. >> i don't think i ever watched it. >> any guy between 25-40 years old love this movie. back me up on that. >> the other ones after that are pretty good. why do it again? just continue on. either way they've got us. 30 percent chance of showers and storms today. tonight we're down to 56. friday we are at 81. >> crash on 57 still causing delays. a jackknife truck there were intersected with 80. more details on this and the rest of the traffic in a few minutes. >> coming up, george lucas picks chicago for his star wars museum. museuthe following is a paid presentation for proactiv plus, brought to yo

. >> elvis presley who is my hero he had that, remember that big jump suit he had near the end when heounds. see that one right there. that has sweat stains on it. all kind of stains interest. up for auction and going to go for at least $200,000. i wish i had the money to buy it. eric you do so buy it for me. >> 200 grand. >> sure. >> okay. can we move on? chris christie and i both played high school baseball. i went on to play pro baseball chris christie went into politics. probably two of good choice. here's chris christie yesterday at yankee stadium, charity event. check it out. you got to say listen the guy is getting around pretty darn good. good job, chris christie. >> so the government really wants you to be healthy and you hear this all the time. they want you to exercise more and eat right. in d.c. last night in all of its wisdom, they pass ad yoga tax. this is a tax on wellness in d.c. to fund the city government. it's a new 6% sales tax on any personal trainer or exercise class that you want to go to and you know that old adage, the more you tax something the less you get of

. >> elvis presley is the next closest dead artist and he makes about $50 million a year.n the 100 to 150, 200 kind of range. >> reporter: michael's popularity doesn't seem to be fading. his posthumous album debuted at number two in may, selling more than 150,000 copies its opening week. ♪ >> reporter: and jackson's influence reaches beyond his iconic hits like "thriller." his estate is cashing in on the theme shows like "immortal." ♪ and michael jackson's stake in sony atv music publishing that continues to rise in value today. >> 1995, sony pays him $115 million for the privilege of merging their inferior catalog with his incredible beatles catalog. and that formed sony, the entity his he is indicate controls half. so today not just the beatles, but taylor swift and lady gaga and, you know, you name it. any time you hear taylor swift on the radio, that's michael jackson from beyond the grave cashing in more. >> reporter: fans are fueling the late artist's fortune. and while he may not be here to enjoy, greenberg says it is going to the people he cared about. >> the he is

electoral progress, but he, himself, embraces his strategy, saying, "it's almost as simple as saying elvis presleys running for president. you wouldn't forget it, would you? if you went out there running for office and your name was bernie madoff, you'd probably be screwed." this guy sound like a balloon head. >>> up next, what does eric cantor defeat mean for the the establishment types in 2016 like jeb bush, chris christie, beware? we'll see. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> president obama spoke to graduating seniors in massachusetts. he told students the skills they acquired at school will help make america stronger. >>> welcome back to "hardball." the political earthquake caused by eric cantor's stunning loss has rocked the republican world. look at the headline that ran across the top of "the wall street journal" today, "tea party upsets gop number two cantor." cantor has left an already divided republican party shell shocked. senator ted cruz of texas cheered david brat's victory, saying, "this election should be a reminder to all in congress, republicans and democrat

." ♪ well since my baby left me >> reporter: in the state that gave the world elvis presley, there isttle under way that's shaking the republican establishment here to its very core. >> good old boy network. my granddaddy told me about it when i was five years old. it needs to implode. >> olive branch, mississippi, the run up to this tuesday's runoff has become a noisy and raucous affair with tea party challenger chris mcdaniel winning many over with anti-government spending message. it put thad cochran, second longest serving republican in the political battle of his life. >> people of myself call him thad. >> sells guitars and holds a weekly hoot nanny. the owner likens cochran to an old friend. >> i think he's done a marvelous job working for people of mississippi. he's brought industry in. he brought money to the state. >> bringing federal dollars to mississippi for everything from roads to water to public safety seems to have become a liability even in one of the poorest states of the nation. inside the old town bakery, the treats much like the political waters here, have mcdanie

ral progress, but he, himself, embraces his strategy, saying, "it's almost as simple as saying elvis presleys running for president. you wouldn't forget it, would you? if you went out there running for office and your name was bernie madoff, you'd probably be screwed." this guy sound like a balloon head. >>> up next, what does eric cantor mean for the the establishment types in 2016 like jeb bush, chris christie, beware? we'll see. you're watching "hardball," place for politics. are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. we know you do so much more. i tr ied we know you do so much more. depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. get your free sample at depend.com. predibut, ma

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elvis presley's peacock suit sold for $245,000. and michael jackson's military-style coat sold for $10,000, showing the king of pop is still very popular. back to you. >> now, could this be crowned the best selfie of all times? teenage boy managed to grap a snap with none other than her majesty. now, who would be your best selfie picture? mcjal jagger. i've got in touch to say you would not want to get close enough for a selfie with luis suarez. ouch. and josh has kindly said he would love a selfie with the two of us. oh, i'm feeling the love now. if you want to join the conversation here on "worldwide exchang exchange", get in touch with us, worldwide@cnbc.com, @cnbcwex or directly to us by twitter. >> and if you're wonder whag that luis suarez comment is about, we'll be showing you that in the next half hour of the show. bite, ouch. >>> now, are we seeing an equities revival in the u.s.? stay tuned. >>> welcome back. world cup football. uruguay trumps with a victory. luis suarez lunged quartz giorgio chillini. and appears to bite

public tours inside graceland, elvis presley's opulent mansion. >> for the first time, fans were allowedoom where the star watched movies and listened to records. they saw the jungle room, known as the room where elvis recorded music and held lavish parties. but visitors were not and still are not allowed upstairs. that's where elvis died. graceland opened to the public because the estate owed some $17 million in inheritance taxes back then. those taxes have since been paid, as you might imagine. the ticket price at the time, $5. coming up, california chrome, will he make history in just a few hours? he'll run for the triple crown. we'll go to belmont stakes for a preview of that race. also, our special series on historically black colleges and universities. we're going to show you how some schools are shifting their focus to recruit more students from overseas. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein.

." ♪ well since my baby left me >> reporter: in the state that gave the world elvis presley, there is that's shaking the republican establishment here to its very core. >> good old boy network. my granddaddy told me about it when i was five years old. it needs to implode. >> olive branch, mississippi, the run up to this tuesday's runoff has become a noisy and raucous affair with tea party challenger chris mcdaniel winning many over with anti-big government spending message. it put thad cochran, second longest serving republican in the political battle of his life. >> people of my age call him thad. >> sells guitars and holds a weekly hoot nanny. the owner likens cochran to an old friend. >> i feel like he's done a marvelous job working for the people of mississippi. he's brought industry in. he brought money to the state. >> bringing federal dollars to mississippi for everything from roads and water to public safety seems to have become a liability even in one of the poorest states of the nation. inside the old town bakery, the treats, much like the political waters here, have mcdanie

. >> elvis presley started recording here. >> where did the king stand? >> about here.hones we used to record. >> this is the exact microphone. ♪ are you lonesome tonight -- >> the ceiling tiles are original. the floor tiles are original. it has the same quality of sound like in the '50s. they have cool old-style malts. want some of this? beale street is where i want to be. here i am with my all-time favorite place to eat, blues city cafe. it's a hunka hunka barbecue. man that was awesome. the best place to party that i like is b.b. kings. a lot of musicians have rolled through here. look, man, don't be a fool. if you want good music, come to memphis, tennessee. thank you very much. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. hey, razor. check this out. we can save big with priceline express deals. hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. priceline express deals are totally legit. check this, thousands of people book them everyday and score killer deals. now, priceline is

he was an elvis presley fan. so was jay. and we turned him down flat at the time.d the politic, how important it was to our audience. he went across the street, went to arsenio and the next week he was starting to move ahead in the polls. >> just like that. of course, that's an iconic image from that particular campaign. dave, later i understand he refused to come on the show because he just didn't like the fact that jay leno made monica lewinsky jokes a lot. >> i don't know that he refused to come on the show, but i did get some sort of information that -- from some sources that perhaps the monica lewinsky jokes were a little thick. but i'm not sure. but that's sort of just my speculation. >> okay. >> who in your mind was the riskiest guest, you never knew what was going to happen? >> well, it's not anyone you might think. that guest happens to be a very good friend of mine and that's dennis rodman. dennis was a charming guest and always brought in great ratings. we love dennis. the only thing is he was perennially late. he would never get in his limo. after a whi

elvis presley!fantastic group and we're honored they would join us on this friday in the summer. >> that's right. heather childers is also joining us today. good morning, friend. you have the headlines for us. >> i sure do. nice to be here. surprising vott night. move this country one step closer to banning the nsa from spying on you. the house passed an amendment blocking the agency from searching through your phones, through your computers without a warrant. the legislation also bans the nsa and the c.i.a. from forcing manufacturers to install what's called back door programs, allowing easier access to technology. it now heads to the senate. >>> kevin mccarthy waking up the new majority leader this morning. he replaces eric cantor. mccarthy, a former dally owner, moves up to the number two spot on august 1. to replace mccarthy as whip, republicans elected steve scalise of louisiana. >>> the big question this morning, how in this world did the premiere lab expose workers to live anthrax. this happe

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