and nixon didn't want to meet elvis presley and he said no. and then julie nixon, his daughter, who was 20 years old, found out that her father had said no to meeting elvis presley, and she wanted an autograph. so she called her father and ideal at him. and so nixon reluctantly agreed to meet this rock 'n' roller so that he could get an autograph for his daughter. >> stephen: so, so, at that point she was the most powerful person. >> she was the most powerful person. >> stephen: daughters generally are. daughters are generally the most powerful people in the world. we have a clip ps this is nixon being ascanse of elvis presley and his opinion. >> you know, guys like that who were just born good look ago well, you obviously know-- they never had to work for it, if you know what i mean. not me. no, i had to make something of myself to get a girl to notice me. it wasn't just handed to me by some sort of genetic lottery. kennedy,un. but that's why guys like me are survivors. guys like this elvis fellow, no. underneath all that, they're they whithe

. >> reporter: diana, dave, the photo taken after a meeting president elvis presley and image viewed at the national archives. the meeting between two icons of the 20th century lasted half an hour making this a slim premise for a movie. but watching michael shannon as elvis and kevin space check is interesting enough. the chance to talk about the movie with them was fascinating. >> you do not do an impersonation. it is an embodiment. was that a conscious choice. >> definitely on both of our parts. >> you can't do an imitation. it will run out of steam. this gave us a chance to get inside two men so publicly known but private question quite mysterious. >> reporter: the year was 1970 and the watergate scandal was a couple of years a way for president nixon and his a letter from elvis hand delivered. elvis using copious amounts of prescription drugs hoped to be appointed a special agent at what was then called the bureau of narcotics. >> elvis presley. >> yes, sir. >> the entertainer. >> oh, i know who elvis presley is. >> as wacky as it sounds to everyone, especially president nixon, an

. >> jimmy: you play elvis presley. >> i know, right? >> jimmy: that's fantastic. [ laughter ] i can weirdly see you if you pull the collar out a little bit -- [ cheers and applause ] should i do my elvis voice, too? >> jimmy: do the elvis. [ high pitched voice ] >> thank you. thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that's not elvis. elvis presley is what i'm talking about. you're doing elvis sampson. very high voice who voices the chipmunks. >> i haven't done elvis' voice in a long time. >> jimmy: it's very dracula. >> yeah, it's more dracula really. >> jimmy: yeah it is, than elvis, yeah. i thought it would be a little more -- what if elvis was from transylvania. >> there are theories, speculations. [ elvis voice ] >> jimmy: i wanna suck your blood, man. >> see you're good. [ laughter ] that's better than i was in the movie. >> jimmy: not bad, right? did you know elvis going into doing the film? >> yeah, we're close friends. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. [ laughter ] no. did you know of -- [ laughter ] did you k

elvis presley is what i'm talking about. you're doing elvis sampson.y: yeah it is, than elvis, yeah. i thought it would be a little more -- what if elvis was from transylvania. >> there are theories, speculations. [ elvis voice ] >> jimmy: i wanna suck your blood, man. >> see you're good. [ laughter ] that's better than i was in the movie. >> jimmy: not bad, right? did you know elvis going into doing the film? >> yeah, we're close friends. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. [ laughter ] no. did you know of -- [ laughter ] did you know of elvis? >> yeah, i knew who he was. >> jimmy: did you study him? were you a giant fan of elvis presley? >> not particularly. but i went down to memphis and did what everybody probably imagines i would do. i went to graceland, sun studios, all those things. i also went to this really interesting -- oh, my god, my [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, it didn't break. >> you wanted to take something out on me, a vendetta of some kind. choke me out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: people who wear capes don't freak out like tha

i will give you for example, in this particular memo, elvis presley shows up at the northwest gate. i happen to know this because bud called me and said, elvis at the gate, and he wants to present the president with a gun. it's a silver gun with ivory handles, but he also wants to talk about law enforcement. what should i do? i said have the secret service handle it, which they did. that talking memo went into the president, mentioned why elvis was there and laid it out in detail. i kind of like this letter. if you see it, elvis starts "dear mr. president, i would like to introduce myself. i am elvis presley." as if anybody in that era would have any trouble knowing who this was. "i admire you and respect the office. i talked to vice president agnew in palm springs three weeks ago and expressed concern for the country." so this is why elvis is coming in. what he really wants to do is be deputized as a law enforcement officer, to deal with the drug problem. there is the letter. bud takes him into the oval office. elvis starts showing him pictures. much of the meeting was recorded. tha

. >> elvis presley. >> do you swear this isn't a joke?is penmanship is horrible. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> i want to say congratulations. >> thank you. >> what was it like playing these historic figures? >> well, i had a blast, but it's because i had such a great time working with michael. you know, whenever you walk on the first day on a set and you are a little nervous and, you know, particularly because you are playing somebody that a lot of people have played. and a lot of people imitate. and sort of do a caricature of. you know, you trier not to go down that road and you are working with an actor who is, oh, he's also playing a very famous character that a lot of people have played and a lot of people have done a

you saw it with elvis presley, with john belushi, when they're using -- elvis presley was mainly prescription drugs like percocet is. where the handlers, the peep around him, the entourage tries to protect the star from people -- from the public knowing about any drug difficulty he has but they also prevent treatment. he should have stayed in that emergency room after an overdose. if it was an overdose. we're being speculative here. >> the argument he didn't is because he couldn't get a private room -- doctor, did want to ask quickly. there's a motion notion that those who rely on percocet for pain, there's a diminished return that cow keep taking the same dose in order to get more of the pain fulfillment you take more. >> you're absolutely right. that's because one -- you build up a resistance to the drug and one of the characteristics of a narcotic drug is the more and more to get the same result. >> then if it was -- he was found in an elevator on the first floor, presumably collapsed. what -- how would that manifest itself in the end? >> well, it would manifest itself with a lot of fluid

the previous panic over elvis presley's hip gyrations had passed. just enough time had passed and america was ready for our next national freak-out/crush/panic /fascination with an obscenely talented, genre-bending musician and perform history scrambled our fairly rigid ideas about not only race but specifically what male sexuality is supposed to look like. and so apparently we got over elvis enough that we needed a new one. by the 1980s it was prince's turn. and the freak-out and all the rest of it was unsubtle in every way. when his record "dirty mind" came out in 1980, robert criscow review it for "the village" and said, mick jagger should fold up his penis and go home. i'm telling you, it wasn't subtle. even if you weren't bothered by it, even if you came to praise and not condemn, it was not subtle. mick jagger and the rolling stones in fact asked prince to open up for them at a bunch of their shows right after "dirty mind" came out. but it turns out rolling stones fans can handle a lot from mick jagger, they could not handle it from prince. th

song book and the narrative for some of the greatest moments in our individual lives, much like elvis presleynd ira gershwin before him. and this is something that we remember and we take very, very seriously, and we appreciate the respect and the dignity and the outpouring of support that everyone has shown, not only to his family, but to the law enforcement officers working on this, to the state of minnesota that so proudly claimed him and adored him. and this is something that is very gravitas for everyone involved. so we appreciate the respect that has been shown by everyone in this situation. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> brief essay on music and stardom by the spokesperson for the medical examiner's office. think of it yesterday, fans of prince around the world, certainly in this country, woke up to what we all thought was going to be an average thursday, and think of it in terms of a suburban minnesota sheriff's department in the town of chan hassen, minnesota, approaching a very regular thursday, until a 911 call at a well known address. and on the first floor, in the elevator

mickey: he was elvis presley and his sound was called rockabilly. >> ♪ that's all right, mama that's all right ♪ >> ♪ one for the money two for the show three to get ready now go, cat, go but don't you step on my blue suede shoes ♪ >> ♪ come over baby a whole lot of shaking going on ♪ >> ♪ searching for the place where he made his group they were looking and trying to work him but my pappy kept on cooking oooh white lightning ♪ mickey: lots of artists tried to capture the sound of rock 'n roll. lorianne: but no one did it better than two handsome brothers from kentucky. they put the voices together and stole the hearts of teenagers everywhere. >> ♪ bye-bye love bye-bye happiness hello loneliness i think i'm going to cry ♪ >> ♪ there's a story in our town of the prettiest girl around ♪ >> ♪ young love first love filled with true devotion ♪ >> ♪ since you've gone the moon, the sun the stars in the sky ♪ >> ♪ my one and only prayer is that some day my hopes and dreams come true my one and only you ♪ lorrianne: that was conway's first number one hit way back in 1958. one of the things th

. >> elvis presley is one of the most famous and most successful so you might be surprised to hear that when he took music in middle school, he barely passed, only getting a "c." there's a moral here. if you have a dream, don't let a few setbacks make you feel you can't accomplish that dream. elvis was able to take that "c" and turn it into a "k," as in king of rock 'n' roll. >> there's lots more ahead on "teen kids news," so don't go away. >> throughout the year, we bring hooplaha. this week's video is on a program that helps disabled teens do something they never thought they could. >> i've never skied before, but never done a snow sport. i've always been an amputee. and i wasn't very sporty, so i used to get bullied a lot, which most people do, but, obviously, i was an easier target. it's different, because now i'm socializing with young disabled people. >> the experience of being with other people with similar disabilities i think makes them feel a lot more self-assured. you get here, and half the kids are missing a limb. and so it becomes from being a bit shy, it's, "right, let's g

. >> paul also served in the army with elvis presley and a number of other musicians in post world warany. kenny gamble, leon hoff, say after they signed paul to international records, quote, we immediately realize that we had discovered and launched one of the most unique voices in the music industry. they say he has a special place in music history. >>> ♪ purple rain ♪ >> bruce springsteen pays tribute to prince. the boss opened his show saturday night in brooklyn with that performance of purple rain. minneapolis paid tribute, as well this weekend. >> ♪ >> did you catch that? the bell of city hall rang to the tune of 1999. the minnesota wild honored prince, putting him symbol in the stands, and holding a moment of silence for him. musical celebration every prince's life is also being planned. >>> beyonce's new albumn will soon be available on itunes, albumn called lemonade, supposed to be released at midnight, but hasn't showed up yet. lemonade ex crewsly released saturday to her husband's jz streaming service title, many fans were angry because of course not where everyone is a titl

they feature disney characters, elvis presley, and the lone ranger. investigators say there's a strong likelihood they were stolen. fremont police department has posted pictures of the collectibles on social media. they're hoping whoever owns them will give them a call. >> i'm sure whoever owns those recognized them instantly. and will be making a call. >> it looks a lot warmer for the next 24 hours. clear tonight, for tomorrow, sunny skies, south bay 71 on friday, 79 on saturday and 85 on sunday. i want to get in a quick big thank you to buena vista elementary. they have the smartest kindergartners ever. you can work hard and have any career you want. whether you want to be a weather man or a photographer. no matter what. >> absolutely true. >> good advice. >> nice shout-out for the kindergartners, "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight a stunning twist in the battery case against donald trump's campaign manager. the charges are dropped. new video that was key to the decision. plus clinton and sanders bracing for battle in brooklyn. >>> a new alert abou

your grandfather elvis presley.d -- my whole life it was around. there were pictures in the house and his music was always around and kids in school would always ask me about it so as far back as i can remember, i was aware of it. like my sisters now are completely aware of it and they're like 7. >> so they get it. >> yeah. >> we're playing a little music. there he is, the man himself. and the other thing that people seem to be fascinated with is that your mom was married to michael jackson. >> uh-huh. >> so grandfather elvis presley. mom at one point married to michael jackson. it's a lot. >> yep, it is. i mean i wasn't like fully aware of how big that was, i think, when i was younger but, yeah. >> yeah. >> and you said that people sort of misinterpret it. >> no, i think people ask me questions and then like take certain lines and make it kind of out of context and, i don't know, i haven't really said much about it really, so i think people take kind of whatever they can grab and -- >> because it's just your life.

some showing elvis presley and the lone ranger. >> the man accused of robbing a nordstrom rack store is now under arrest. u.s. marshals found charles justice yesterday. he's accused of robbing the store in pleasant hill this month. police say they chased and he drove into oncoming traffic. they say he had three children and a woman in the car. >>> a man reportedly tried to lure a teen-aged girl into his car while she was walking on her lunch break. the 14-year-old told police the man drove up to her and he kept driving next to her until she walked up to a group of people. >> fairfield police want you to be on the lookout for this man, kyle amos is a murder suspect. police say he narrowly escaped being caught in a shooting eight days ago on blossom avenue. >> part of the marin county roadway was washed away and officials say they don't know when it might be fixed. crews are urging drivers to find alternative routes. >> well, it's time to check on our weather which is just ever channg. >> really, no more rain. not for a while but strong winds and a warm up coming our way for the weeken

some showing elvis presley and the lone ranger. >> the man accused of robbing a nordstrom rack store is now under arrest. u.s. marshals found charles justice yesterday. he's accused of robbing the store in pleasant hill this month. police say they chased and he drove into oncoming traffic. they say he had three children and a woman in the car. >>> a man reportedly tried to lure a teen-aged girl into his car while she was walking on her lunch break. the 14-year-old told police the man drove up to her and he kept driving next to her until she walked up to a group of >> fairfield police want you to be on the lookout for this man, kyle amos is a murder suspect. police say he narrowly escaped being caught in a shooting eight days ago on blossom avenue. >> part of the marin county roadway was washed away and officials say they don't know when it might be fixed. crews are urging drivers to find alternative routes. >> well, it's time to check on our weather which is just ever changing. >> really, no more rain. not for a while but strong winds and a warm up coming our way for the weekend. ski

. >> reporter: elvis otieno, that's his real name, was born in 1977, the same year elvis presley died parents named him after the king, sealing his fate. ♪ you're the reason why i'm traveling on >> i tried everything i could in my life to be an engineer, an aeronautical engineer. but it was never to be, because i think music was my calling. ♪ my hometown's coming in sight if you think i'm happy, you're ♪ right >> reporter: he's now known as "sir elvis." he thought about becoming a rock musician. but he identified more with country. >> it's down home stories that i resonate with. ♪ listen to the radio >> reporter: when he started performing 10 years ago, he was the first kenyan to sound like the original artists. >> if you're playing beethoven, you have to sound authentically beethoven. if i sing jim reeves, it has to have a silky velvet way of it. ♪ i love you because you're understanding ♪ i love you because you're understanding >> he's original. his voice. it's out of this world. >> reporter: he's as genuine as the music. because you can't do this stuff if you don't believe in it. >

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. >> we started tony braxton, beatles and elvis presley. >> anthony: how many in your repertoi repertoirers from now, where would you like to be playing? >> that's a good question. my biggest dream is to play las vegas. the u.s. this is my dream. >> when we get to the dream, you know, playing at las vegas, we want to play first, we are the champions. if we get there. ♪ you know we said we'd take a look at our retirement plan today. not now! i'm cleaning the oven! yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than deal with retirement. pressure-washing the... roses. aerating the lawn! (vo) but with nationwide it's no big deal. okay, your retirement plan is all set. nationwide? awesome. nice neighborhood. ♪ nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plenti. (patrick 2) pretty great.ke to be the boss of you? (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what th

the people who blurred the loins for us, elvis presley. changemaker. >> someone said -- jet see jackson said he was a revolutionist. >> that's right. his band's name, prince and the revolution, but jesse was completely correct. when he changed his name to a symbol, think it was his way of saying, don't try to pigeon hole me. don't call me anything. like when sinead shaved her head. and an incredibly soulful songwriter who wrote from the heart, which is why instant went to the heart, or toe write fanciful songs that make us want to dance. >> at the time everyone wanted to be around him. everyone wanted to go to his concert. everybody couldn't get in. you didn't know when he was pop up. and yet as big a person as he was as over badge it as we was on stage, off stage he was the quietest guy on earth. wouldn't move to hollywood. stayed in minneapolis. who does that? >> i was fortunate enough to see the purple rain tour. you felt like you were -- you knew you were at an event, when the movie same caught, i thought, prince made a movie? it was g

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elvis presley at the very beginning, like that. yesterday when we heard he died, we thought it was an internet mean that got out of hand. but it is true, very sad. dead at the age of 57. he died in his own home, home slash recording studio. rosanna: they found him in the elevator. when i heard about it, i didn't doubt it. we heard recently about health problems. oh my goodness was there something going on we didn't know. they made an emergency landing with his plane because of saying he had the flu. greg: tmz is reporting drugs but his friends are saying prince never did stuff like that. rosanna: with us, we have all star panel with us. people who got a chance to meet prince and reported him on over the years. greg: a singer, friend of prince, recording today. lisa thank you for being here. we angela, radio host, and rob, well known to the viewers. rosanna: all right, rob, updates? >> well, we all want to know, he seemed healthy young man passed away. what is blowing up is the tmz report alleging that drugs were involved. well, the

and he works with all of the musical greats, duke ellington, elvis presley. you know, what story did you wanna tell through this character? so my theme that i wanted to do, having been a musician myself, i know that there's a certain, certain relationships within a band, when you're in a band, even though you're not speaking, you're speaking musically. and everybody has a certain role to play in a band. you know, the drummer has to maybe keep the time steady. someone else gets to be the soloist and go off wild. someone else has to be the rhythm player and keep it real. and i realized that that's very much what life is like in all the other bands that you join. family, a workplace, school, army. everybody sorta has a role, you know. so i wanted to do a theme about, well, a musical book but, but show that how we all influence each other, whether you're in a band, of musicians or you're just in a band in life, you influence people that you come in contact with with your talents. and so frankie became sort of this great symbol of that because he is, as you pointe

. >> eric: whitney houston, celine dion, tony braxton, beatles and elvis presley. >> anthony: how many>> anthony: five years from now, where would you like to be? where would you like to be playing? >> eric: that's a good question. like my biggest dream is to play in las vegas in the u.s. this is my dream. >> when we get to the dream, you know, playing in las vegas, we want to play first when we get there -- "we are the champions," if we get there. you've finally earned enough reward miles on your airline credit card. now you just book a seat, right? not quite. sometimes those seats are out of reach, costing an outrageous number of miles. it's time to switch... to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline and use your miles to cover the cost. now that's more like it. what's in your wallet? if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection

before that you would look at little richard, elvis presley, rock 'n roll stars coming from the statesdays, but i think the stones took that and evolved hit or moved it to a whole different place. many of them are female now. and in the past, all of them were male. rihanna,ok at beyonce, katy perry, miley cyrus, many of they aree pop stars, iconic fashion brands onto themselves. manu: i love what he said that we move from the male dominance of the space of being the vanguard for brands to females. you have to choose between, let's say, kim kardashian, adele, and the duchess of york to put your funeral clothes on, who do you think could drive the brand? 3 very different people. tommy: i don't know if the duchess could drive a brand like kim could, but i would prefer to dress the duchess of york because i think she has a certain class and grace, sophistication. kim has a 9 million instagram followers. she can write a fashion idea -- drive a fashion idea. you look at others like rihanna, beyonce, or gigi hadid. you look at models, actresses from hollywood, musicians, and she who has the m

. >> elvis presley. >> what do you know about elvis?s women around here. >> he died on the toilet. >> oh, yeah, now i remember. >> i do not know who is he. he doesn't look too happy though. >> you wouldn't be too happy if you were him either. he was assassinated. >> hi. >> martin luther king junior. >> he did this big movement, big speech, i have a dream. >> what was the movement for. >> to stop slavery. >> to stop slavery. in the 1800s. >> oh. >> what do we know about the kid? >> he has a gang named after him. >> you get off on that -- off from work. who does this look like? >> an old man. >> he's a president. >> which president? >> i forgot. >> roosevelt. >> if you don't know, no one can worm it out of you. >> this is a president from the 80s. >> not bush. >> ronald reagan. >> i live in vermont. they don't teach us that. >> they don't teach you the presidents in vermont? >> no. >> that's because sanders is your senator. >> yeah. >> he won which war. >> vietnam. >> the war of democracy of not being able to have privatesy in the u.s. >>

now to kevin spacey and michael shannon, the two star as president nixon and elvis presley in "elvis & nixon" taking us inside their 1970 meeting. this shot of them is the most requested photo in the national archives and i recently got to here's a look at their new movie. >> communists and the left wingers are clinging to one another because they're trying to destroy us, elvis. >> i know, sir. good honest americans. they hate us. >> they don't hate us, elvis. they hate what we stand for. >> and so happy to have kevin spacey and michael shannon with us this morning. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> had is the untold story of that famous photo. what happened between elvis and nixon. >> one 69 things that drew me to the script is that even though this is based on a real he vent the meeting between them is completely mysterious. there's no document of it. there's no recording of it so a real event and completely imagined event. >> it had to have been a huge undertaking. i know you're both incredible arcs but to play such larger than life real people. >> yeah, i t

this is -- famous meeting between richard nixon and elvis presley in 1970s so famous he could show up at the white house and essentially get in and he had a meeting with president nixon and it's in a new movie called nixon and elvis not sure there's kevin spacey as nixon. who is elvis by the way? >> i don't know. but debut. michael shannon in revolutionary road. very good actor this is premiering i believe at tribeca. yeah with a big red carpet thing and do we have people by the >> you were sitting with the people. those are the -- like i'll call your assistant. you're looking at her. we'll have our people call you. also that party looks fantastic but candles all of that stuff. festival next wednesday, and like i said i think on monday hear from robert de niro about other o things that are part of the festival. . who watches people's court mike woods will be the courtroom reporter. you know -- mike will be doing that. >> going to air some time in may but i did the back room krowrt reporter do you think you should have done that to the neighbor's cat. >> post trial analysis. >> exactly

i'm rich enough, but time magazine said you got louie armstrong for jazz, elvis presley for rock and him and chuck berry, but kool herc for hip-hop. >> feel good? >> very good. >> historically, from the last third of the 19th century into about 1920, the second language spoken in the bronx was german. from about 1930 to about 1960, the second language spoken in the bronx was yiddish. from about 1965 onward the second language spoken in the bronx is spanish, and that's the way it is today. >> it's got a reputation as a tough place, crime, street gangs, a lot of which goes back to the way it was and some of which, well, like i said, it's got a reputation as being tough. the bronx is, let's face it, a big blank space in a lot of people's minds, even people like me who live, what, ten minutes away? we don't know anything about that big area between yankee stadium and the bronx zoo. what you should know is that the bronx is big, really big. it is a patch work of ethnic enclaves. it's a cross section of the whole world. any immigrant group you could think of. ♪ justin foreigno, aka baron a

they also have some of elvis presley and also the lone ranger. a strong likelihood these bronze bars were stolen. the fremont police department has posted the pictures on social media hoping that the owner will come forward to claim them. they are pretty unusual. i would imagine now with a bit of attention somebody will notice those. >> super cool. >> they are cool. >> so jeff, our weather whiplash continues. >> i know. >> it's cold, hot, windy, cold, hot. >> you're exactly right. tomorrow it's going to be a lot warmer. this weekend gets hotter the. the live look outside in walnut creek 62. we're beginning to clear out cloud cover we have today and from those showers in walnut creek. that's where i was this morning. kids in case you missed the shout out in the 5:00, thank you so much for having me at buena vista elementary school. i was out there talking weather and science. such smart kids. remember if you work hard you can have any career you want. back with the full weather forecast and timeline on the weekend heat in just a few minutes. >> we

it features several disney characters, elvis presley aptd the lone ranger. investigators say there is a strong likelihood that they were stolen. the fremont police department has posted pictures of those collectibles on social media hoping that the owner will come and ultimately claim them. >>> $6 million. that's how much you need to be considered wealthy in the bay area. >> a lot of rough news for a lot of people. no one has $6 million in the bank. well, some people do. charles schwab did this study to make its clients feel a little better, if they needed it. they surveyed a thousand people to come up with that number and those people said $1 million can provide a comfortable life in the bay area but you probably have to keep on working. >> it's just important to have some perspective living out here. millionaires, that's still a lot of money. >>> we're very comfortable with our weather patterns as well. >> it's free. a free forecast today. what a bargain, kari. >> yes, beautiful weather today wort a million dollars out there. we had some rain this morning.