music went from frank sinatra to elvis presley. >> elvis presley was danger. and he was passion.was sex. and he was controversy. i mean, he broke all these barriers. >> hooking up with supermanager tom falker. >> elvis gets rich when he sells his sun records deal to rca for an unprecedented $40,000. with his first $5,000 advance elvis buys a pink cadillac for his mother, gladys. in 1956 he goes hollywood with "love me tender." ♪ for my darling, i love you >> his dream of acting realized elvis makes and breaks records. until in january 1957 just two days after his third and final appearance on the ed sullivan show, famously fill l -- filmed only from the waist up -- >> his career rock and roll fame -- elvis presley begins his military service. >> -- or even disappear. what would you do? >> well, i would probably try acting. >> on emergency leave due to his beloved mother gladys's critical illness, elvis is in memphis when she dies. a self-professed momma's boy, he is devastated. >> elvis laid over her coffin and said, momma, i'd give everything i got in the world just to bring you

he prescribed 12,000 prescriptions for several months just to elvis presley. 12,000? hat is a mountain of dope. in recognition of elvis' upcoming 80th first day. do you think the drug use tarnishes or diminishes his achievements? >> i don't think so. he is a fabulous entertainer. he had a fault. it could be considered a disease. host: coming up, how after death host: coming up, how after death two weeks later. host: coming up, how after death look, credit karma-- are you talking to websites again? this website says "free credit scores." oh, credit karma! yeah it's actually free. look, you don't have to put in your credit card information. whew! credit karma. really. free. host: now continuing our fox news special report, "elvis at 80". when the king pass, summit county had a negative net worth. nothing compared to tens of millions we earned for agents and managers during the life. in death that is a whole different story. >> the parasite, opening 63 page $48 million. >> 37 years gone in some ways elvis is bigger than ever. in november in 1963 andy warhol painting depic

. >> elvis presley, idol to million of us, sexy, exciting, even a little dangerous. elvis didn't invent rock and roll, but certainly made it mainstream, and his death shocked the world. the working class hero, the hill billy dat was dead at just 42 years old and many how and why he died in the bathroom of his dream house near memphis, tennessee. over the course of the next hour, you'll get fresh insight from insiders and experts on the death, but more importantly on the life and times of the extraordinary man from graceland. extraordinary man from graceland. >> ♪ love me tender ♪ love me sweet >> on the of elvis, here is the fading king of rock 'n roll. his records and movies are not selling the way they used to and he supports his lavish lifestyle and entourage with concerts, scheduled to play out of memphis, his jet the next day, he is heading to portland, maine, for what would have been his 56 live show of the year. >> we returned to graceland at 1:30. we went upstairs and elvis turned on the television in his room to relax for a little while. >> his live-in girlfr

the only person that didn't believe that philosophy was elvis presley. did he get bad advice? happened? was he, he was an intelligent person. >> elvis never complained that colonel tom parker got 51% and he got 49. did elvis have individual counsel could the contract have been b nullified, i would say yes, but he was okay with it. if i was elvis, i would have been a son of a bitch. if i'm going all the work and all that stuff, manager, respectfully, would have gotten 10, no more than 20%. ♪ >> i saw him tell that, if you don't do these contracts, you won't do anything. so then here's what elvis has the choice. just walk around the rest of his life with a chip on his shoulder or is she just going to go through the motions. ♪ >> now married to priscilla, but with a career in tatters in 1968, elvis is down, but not out. he welcomes the arrival of lisa marie, his only child. then rejecting the advice of the colonel, he stages a remarkable comeback. the television concert. his first in seven years. clad in black lithuania, elvis is back. >> he's back, if anything can do it, he's bac

elvis presley, the king's bay area performances and one woman shares her memories of an elvis presleye believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> ♪ >>> elvis presley the king of jukebox records. in fact, the man with the gyrating hips who made win swoon holds the number one spot of all time for jukebox singles with hound dog. and presley appears twice with the number two spot don't be cruel. >> reporter: before 1956 few people in america let alone the bay area had heard of an up and coming young singer named elvis presley. but his controversial tv appearances soon turned him into the world's biggest star and in april he finally performed in california. >> ♪ >> this appearance on board a navy ship in san diego was broadcast nationwide on the milton show. then two months later on june 3, 1956 elvis

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here he is in the oval office with elvis presley in 1970, who by the time, could not have been more uncoolelvis' rock 'n roll had quickly become old fashioned once the beatles made it to the united states. john lennon had picked up a conviction for possession of cannabis residue in london in 1968, which is all the white house needed to deport him during richard nixon's releks campaign when john lennon was planning a concert tour and voter registration drive that would help drive richard nixon out of office in favor of the most liberal anti-war candidate ever nominated by a major party, democrat george mcgovern. john lennon hired a new york city immigration lawyer to fight his deportation. the lawyer leon wilds was 39 years old, but couldn't have been listening to the radio very much in those days because he had to actually ask a colleague who is john lennon? he tried many approaches to win legal status for john lennon, including challenging the law that said convictions for possession of narcotic drugs or marijuana was grounds for deportation. he presented expert testimony that cannabis re

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>> nothing but a bunch of british elvis presleys. >> it's not true, it's not true! >> when the beatles arrived, from then on, a thousand different things arose. ♪ >> is it a sex thing or -- >> it's sexual. >> yeah. >> completely. ♪ >> there is a desire to get power in order to use it for good. ♪ how does it feel >> pop musicians in today's generation, they can rule the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah, she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> yeah, yeah, yeah. this is beatleland, formerly known as britain, where an epidemic called beatlemania has seized the teenage population, especially female. >> cbs, they do a story on what they probably think is a goofy band from england that's doing quite well. >> these four boys from liverpool with their dishmop hairstyles are britain's latest musical, and in fact, sociological phenomenon. they symbolize the 20th century nonhero, as they make nonmusic, wear nonhaircuts, give nonmercy. meanwhile, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is alexander kendrick in beatleland. >> some little girl heard just a hint of what the beatles were ab

cast as president richard nixon in an upcoming film about a historic meeting between nixon and elvis presley. guess what, bill, it's appropriately titled elvis and nixon. minnie driver is going to neverland, that's right. driver is joining allison williams in "peter pan" live playing the part of the older wendy. >> i did not know what the older wendy meant. >> i'm dara brown. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news from nbc denver affiliate 9 news, rape suspect delivered to authorities by mother. 19-year-old elijah jordan jackson was arrested last thursday after his mom drove him to the county jail. he's accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl in february. >>> and on nj.com, bamboozled what happens when a 3750 bottle of wine really costs $3750. yes, it happened at a casino in atlantic city. joe lentini asked the waitress to recommend a bottle. of course she pointed to screaming eagle oakville 2011 saying it cost thirty-seven fifty. he ordered it not knowing she meant 3700. after some complaining, the price was reduced to 2200 buc

. >> elvis presley's manager was too controlling and you have been compared to him.ow do you respond to the comparison? >> one, i am never, ever, ever going to take the commission that guy took. >> how do you structure the business relationship? >> i structure it industry standard and i try to over deliver and i try to do as may jobs as i can for the price of one so my artist doesn't have to go too many places and there are not too many chefs in the kitchen. that may be where the criticism comes to where i am try to control too much. what i am try to do is find as many jobs in one place so it's a one-stop shop. >> how can an artist make money in unexpected ways, if not with an album or touring? >> you can build brands just like culture. he took all the culture of all the artists he had relationships with and he built an empire. >> what you think about apple bringing dre onboard? >> i don't know their exact plans. i'm not in there. i met dre a couple of times and i know jimmy. you don't bet against a guy like jimmy. >> what about apple? i know you are an investor in s

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and people out there in the aisle, tried to imitate elvis presley and i was like, whoa, you know. it was fun, you know, but it bonded, and then going to school together and one of my first girlfriends in the high school when i moved to east l.a., african-american and so -- so -- so i became chicano, you know. i was no longer mexican because my culture and my language and my point of reference is difference, you know, seeing the racism, and the schools and the community, you know, and then my language and my music, you know, and then in east l.a. i was more into cruising music, the santana sound, urban chicano sound and picked up on the soul music and had our own flavor. carlos santana, everybody remembers him. >> sure. >> so it became a chicano culture and then the political part was, yeah, the white man not the enemy. the system is the enemy that's keeping us down, keeping the vietnamese down in vietnam and here in the u.s., so i -- so i was more like a class solidarity, you know, and then the rainbow coalition, you know, brought it out as well as the panthers. the panthers not t

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>>reporter:the king, elvis presley played one.lie nelson played this exact model his entire career. the man in black was a martin man. >> and johnny owned a martin guitar. >>reporter:this is circa 1947. >>reporter:hank williams played in guitar. >> you got it. >>reporter:and five time dirk dk bentley. >> we see them played by dirk bentley. we will be here in nashville all week leading up to wednesday night cma awards. you can use the #6abccma. >>> it's amazing out the hands that touched the guitar. still ahead on what advice that you use to what website that you use. the tricks that some companies tuesday pay more. >>> they died in private the way that she wanted to with a terminally ill woman. the debate that the world should remember. >>> meet the teenager that beat the odds to play in her first and possibly last basketball game. >>> adam is back with ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his

and i promise you this, there's nobody here who has never heard of elvis presley. well, folks, it's a simple story. and yet it's a complex story. you are on the battlefield right now. on june 25, 1876, george armstrong custer with 647 troops will attack a massive camp located about a mile and a half to two miles to the south of us down in the river valley bottom. there's 8,000 people in that village. 1,500 to 2,000 of them are warriors. custer will have 647 troops. it's the only battlefield in the country, only one of two in the whole world, where white markers indicate where soldiers were killed on the battlefield and buried where they fell. red markers, like the one at the mouth of deep ravine, just to the left of this gentleman, 17 warrior markers across the battlefield, much more warriors died in the fight. but we've got 17 markers placed there by oral histories and families. they're not buried on the battlefield. they are picked up very quickly and later buried in trees and caves and scaffolding. on top of the hill, just below the monument, custer perishes at

i used to watch elvis presley. they said why don't we call you king gala had. the king of the ring much >> reporter: and the rebranded kidd gala had has not looked back. since turning professional. the super bantam weight is unbeaten with 18 wins and nine knock outs. he has won three titles. earlier this year kidd gala had was named young british boxer of the year, following in the footsteps. hamad is a former world heavy wait champion, both have plenty in common, born to yemeni parents, growing up in sheffield in the north of england. >> there was a lot of gangs going on. i was in. i took myself out of the cycle and went into the gym. i've never been in trouble since then. >> what is it about the sport that attracts youngsters. >> they'll get the one on one attention to coaches and people at the gym. they have not found elsewhere in their life. they didn't find it at school. this had troubles at school, maybe not at home. there's a band of brother in a way that you find at the gym. taking a street fighter putting him in a boxing gym takes more. >> you can't ru

with elvis presley. you should be the king of the read. >> superbantam weight. galahad. >> it hasn't been in the ring. earlier this year, kid galahad named young boxer of the year. the man who introduced him to boxing, hamad. >> former world champion, they were born to yemeni parents and grew up in sheffield in the north of gland. >> i was always fighting, and i just took myself out of that cycle and just went into the gym and i've never been into trouble ever since then. >> reporter: so what is it about the sport that attracts troubled youngsters? >> they'll get the sort of one on one attention from coaches and people at the gym they haven't found elsewhere in their life. they haven't found it at school often, troubles at school, haven't had it at home so there is certainly a band of sort of brothers in a way, you find it boxing gym. >> but taking a street fighter and making him into a boxing champion takes more than the camaraderie a gym can offer. >> one thing about boxing it teaches you, you can't rush into things and the most important thing is discipline.

. >> this is my wall of famous people, and the first one up there is elvis presley. is that elvis's hair? is there a piece of hair there? >> yes. >> that's it? >> yes. george washington. >> you have george washington's hair? >> uh-huh. daniel webster. ronald reagan. his manicurist was a friend of mine. >> you have jfk right underneath marilyn? >> yes. >> what did that set you back? >> i never discuss. my husband might be listening to this. i don't want to discuss prices. >> you've got abraham lincoln's hair? >> yes. >> how did you come by that? >> i bought it. >> you bought it. >> i bought it. >> aaron burr and hamilton, you got both. >> yes. and a piece of the gun. see that little metal piece? >> piece of the gun -- oh, you got a piece of the gun. that famous duel on the banks of the weehawken. that famous duel on the banks of the weehawken. >> yeah. >> wow. >> don't you love history? >> i do now. >> this little frame here was my very first piece. and if you notice the sign, 1956 was the year that i found it. i bought that instead of a pair of easter shoes. and the s

. >> monster mash, i think the biggest thing we did at that time was working with elvis presley doing back up on his 1968. >> you didn't read music. >> not at all. no. >> we could site read, give us the key and we could poll he the notes we could hear where to go or you go down -- what we call sight music. >> phil specter has a huge impact on your life, talk about working with him? >> during the dime it was great we didn't find out later that he was trying to make himself a name, not us a name, so that held me back for years. but he was a great producer. you rah in the foreground, and the star p is in the background. >> i love that. that is when i got inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. and the writer said we saw this guitar and nobody was playing it but the minute you started singing bruce picked up the guitar and started playing that's what made everything that i have done over the last 50 years so much fun. that these people said years ago i should be a star, and i finally got my dues. you are getting ready to release your first fum length album. >> yes. >> in your life, al

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>> nothing but a bunch of british elvis presleys. >> it's not true, it's not true!ngs arose. ♪ >> is it a sex thing or -- >> it's sexual. >> yeah. >> completely. ♪ >> there is a desire to get power in order to use it for good. ♪ how does it feel >> pop musicians in today's generation, they can rule the world. ♪

. >> "monster mash", the biggest thing was working with elvis presley, doing this backup on a comebackou didn't read music? >> not at all. >> you didn't read music. >> no. >> did you learn as you went along. >> no, we could sight read. we followed the notes, as they went up we went up. you go down, what we call sight music. >> phil expect ra had a huge -- expect ra had a huge impact on your life. talk about working with him. >> during the time i worked with him, it was great. we found out later that he was trying to make himself a name, not us. that held me back for years. he was a great producer. and this picture you were in the foreground, and the star bruce springstein. >> i love that. that's when i was abducted into the rock'n'roll hall of fame, and the writer said we saw a guitar on the stage, no one was playing it. the minute you started singing, bruce pickednd played the guitar. that made everything that i have done so much fun. that these people said years ago i should be a star. and i finally got there. >> and you are getting ready to release hour first full-length album, is t

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pieces were sold with the top sellers being a pair of anxiety war hole works, featuring images of elvis presley and marlon brando, fetching 153 million between them. it was the fourth time the sale broke the record for the highest ever total in a single option. that is some of what is happening around the world. coming up, chaos in a massachusetts town thinking of banning the sale of tobacco products. commonsense. >>> and the follow up to a story we brought you wednesday. why is a school in maryland taking religious holidays off the calendar. and harmeli aregawi is following top stories on the web. >> following cat-calling videos, a social experiment goes viral. the people in the video were lied to. it was one big hoax >>> as always, we want to hear from you, let us know where you stand on the topics we discuss. tweet us @ajconsiderthis or >>> a public hearing in massachusetts turned chaotic over the plan to ban the sale of tobacco products. >> i find smoking to be a disgusting habit. and i find the proposal to be more of a disgusting thing. >> if the board of health enacts the ban, it would be

>> elvis presley on his come back movie. >> you didn't read music? >> no. not at all.us the key, we would go up and what we call sight music we read. >> phil specter had a huge impact on your life. talk about working with him. >> when i worked with phil it was great, he hadn't become a great star yet. we didn't find out until later that phil specter was trying to make himself a name not us a name. that held us back for years. >> you were the stars and bruce springsteen was in the background. >> that was when i got inducted on the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. they said we saw the guitar on the ground all night and nobody was playing it but once you got inducted, bruce picked it up and started playing it. these people years ago said i should be a star and i finally got my due. ♪ >> and you're getting ready to release your first full length album is that correct? >> yes. >> in your life all these years and you've never done a full length album? >> because back in the day people didn't make albums, 45s. my very good friend steve van zant, years ago, he said i'm going to get

. >> among those names, mickey mouse, jesus, elvis presley. this might seem like harmless joke, election workers say writing these counting in ballots takes time. work verse to sort through the write in ballots and include all of the candidate in their final tally. take st. claire, minnesota for example. every year a dog named chewy gets several votes. then the situations where a write in candidate actually wins an election, marvin moore has won st. claire's mayoral race, and his name wasn't even on the ballot. >> is he a real guy? >> i don't know, i would like to know more about marvin. tonight ' show jimmy fallon wants democrats to be more like taylor swift and shake it off. >> yes. after tuesday's rough election, so the funny man put together this re mix. >> ♪ >> i think president obama would like to shake off tuesday's election, as well. >> oh, very true. >> what a republican landslide basically cost across the board. i think governor corbett was one of the few republicans to lose tuesday nationwide. >> right? >> yes. >> people were not ha

>> monster mash, i think biggest thing we did was working with elvis presley, working with his 1968 comek album. >> you didn't learn music? >> not at all. >> you didn't know music? >> we could follow, we could go hear where to go on our parts. sight music is what we read. >> phil specter had a tremendous influence on your life. tell us about working with him. >> he hadn't going such a big star yet. we didn't find out until later that phil specter was trying to make himself a name not us a name. that held us back for years. but he was a great producer. >> in this you were in the foreground and bruce springsteen was in the background. >> we saw this guitar on the stage all night long and nobody was playing it but the minute you started singing bruce picked up the guitar and started playing the guitar. that's what made everything i've done over the last 50 years so much fun. these people said years ago i should be a star and i finally got my due. ♪ ♪ >> and you're getting to release your first full plengt album is thalength album isthat right? >> yes. >> all these years and you've never don

still to come here at al jazeera, in sport, find out why elvis presley inspired this young boxing champion> time for other sports news now. >>> luis hamilton is celebrating the second formla one world title of his career. hamilton did it in style with victory at the abu dhabi grand prix and never looked back. sarah coats reports. >> starting the final race of the season from the front of the group, nicco rosberg needed to win to put pressure on luis hamilton. it went wrong from the german from the start. his mercedes teammate out pacing him immediately flying ahead before the first corner. things went from bad to worse from rosberg as a string of mechanical problems saw his title chances fade. >> copy, niko. we can see it his rosberg's frustrations were too evident. >> what the hell does that mean? also german was to finish right down in 14th. hamilton raced home two and a half seconds in front of williams driver, massa who was second and his teammate in third. a victory, a record 16th of the season the rival rear hasn't always been friendly. rosberg was gracious in his defeat. >> he wante

when it comes to write in candidates, among those, mickey mouse, elvis presley, jesus. >> this mightrmless jokement counting these write in, every count has to be voted so the workers have to sort in through the write in ballot have, to come one official final tally. take st. claire minnesota, for example. >> every year, a dog named chewy gets several votes. marvin moore won the mayoral race, his name not even on the ballot. >> last night, well, it is like, wow, this is getting to be a lot. >> write in candidate such a problem it, takes those a lot of time to put them altogether. >> so, i guess you never know whether he is a real deal. what's his name, marvin moore? >> minnesota of course selected jesse the body ventura as governor. >> so it could happen. >> yes. tonight show host, jimmy philadelphia on, wants democrats to be more like taylor swift, and shake it off. after tuesday's run offer election. >> so put together this re mix. >> ♪ shake it off ♪ shake it off ♪ >> that was very vocal, millitant, shake it off. >> please. it is a story that changes by the hour, as we make a seri

it's been that way since elvis presley.w a white cultural phenomenon, those guy fawkes masks being worn by african-american protesters. when i saw, that i was shocked. i said this is going to be a different kind of protest. >> i'm going play devil's advocate here. people are going to say now you're blaming the rioting and looting and unrest on white people. >> not at all. that's not what i'm saying at all. i'm saying there's a particular rit tom way protests work. you can call it -- last night there was a different mix of people out there than you saw before. the mix last summer when we were here was overwhelmingly local folks who had local grievances. at least from a cultural influence point of view, what you saw last night was much for that global protest movement showing that almost like occupy in ferguson. >> along with anonymous. do you think there was an orchestration that we didn't necessarily see playing out? there was some undercurrent of -- that was orchestrated by -- >> i think when the police get to the bottom o

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