it was chuck berry and another fellow, elvis presley, i saw him, too.hey had made millions upon millions of people happy with their music. they touched them without even knowing them. that fascinated me. i thought, i want to be able to bring joy to people whether i meet them or not. brian: what was the story of your first meeting with him? daryl: he came to the university of maryland. it was going to be chuck berry and jerry lee lewis. i got down there super early, hoping i would be able to sneak in and meet him during sound check or rehearsal. because i knew the promoter had to supply the backing band for him. the concert would not begin until 8:00 p.m. that evening, and i was a kid. i got a ride down there around noon time. you know, like eight hours before showtime. the hanger doors were open, people were bringing in equipment and lights and speakers and things like that. i just walked on in. nobody stopped me. there was no security there at that time. so i just hung out and stayed out of everybody's way. the band came and i moved over near the stage

>> elvis presley. daryl: you are not being serious, right?d video clip] brian: what was that conversation like? daryl: very cordial, very good. we exchanged phone numbers. jeff is a hard-core racist and supremacist. brian: still? daryl: yes. brian: why does he think that rock 'n roll music started with elvis presley? did you ever get through to that? daryl: he knows where rock started but he cannot bring himself to admit that he likes something that was invented by black people. however, had you continued that clip, i pointed out to him that chuck berry invented rock and roll and elvis presley popularized it. i came down on him for not accepting black inventions. then he said that he likes peanut butter, and black people invented peanut butter. i said, who was it? he named george washington carver. brian: you have all this paraphernalia. how many of these robes do you have at home? daryl: i only keep a couple at home. i keep a lot of them locked up off-site. i would guess -- i got three recently. i would guess i have between 42-44. brian: how

one night in 1955 a prophet of the modern times called elvis presley brought the world of rock n roll to television and he converted to generation of young people craving religious jews . the 5th was out of this world i had never heard anything like it in fact no one hunt. to screw some people said who's this guy who sings like a black man and dances like he's having sex since. the point to sum it up in mccartney's words he said he's the messiah in this. last . for religious fundamentalists in the southern united states there is only one messiah the heretic and his music must be condemned really don't rock n roll really why i preach against it and i believe that it is a contributing factor you argue without like what you have today why i believe that is because i know how it would be when you think i know what it does to. i know that even feeling that you feel when you think that you were on there was a fiercely at the rock n roll movement because they were convinced it was the devil's music. there were church interventions to prevent that music from being played many concerts were ba

one night in 1955 a prophet of the modern times called elvis presley rocked the world of rock n roll to television.

he said something to the effect of he believes you are the reincarnation of elvis presley. t? >> yeah, i have, i have not heard i was the reincarnation of him, but for me, that is something very real. i absolutely want to play elvis, and i think it would be -- >> jimmy: you kind of look like elvis, i would say. you're going to have to lose the mustache. it's the wrong era. >> totally worth it. i will play him at some point, and. >> jimmy: is that true? is that something you want to do? >> for sure. it's the king, man. >> jimmy: your family's here tonight, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: who's here? dad? dad and mom? >> dad and mom. >> jimmy: ah. now, do they know that dad, did you ever imagine you'd have elvis swimming around inside your testicles? >> that i cannot say, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, the television show's called "too old to die young." it's on amazon prime video. miles teller. we'll be back with ayesha curry. ] y of[ loveomeb th's czy!ring ] [ screaming ] let's go mets! ♪ [ cheering ] world elite mastercard, now with more automatic benefits. let's order some food. start r

. >> welcome to tupelo, mississippi, the birth place of elvis presley. >> i would love to hear how the about mental health. i think we are cutting it instead of expanding programs for mental health. for me to be able to have access to counseling when i was diagnosed with depression at a young age was very, very important. and had i not had that, my life would have been very different. >> we're now more than 3,700 miles into this journey to miami, heading into the wider grass region of alabama. >> a lot of people we see people come in with their insurance problems. people need medicaid or medicare. don't just completely take it and scratch it but see how it can be better. >> kris, we're now in georgia, the state next door to florida. there's one woman last night that i talked to, danita campbell. she was heading to go see "toy story". she is the type of voter that these candidates on the stage will try to reach. georgia was won by donald trump by four points back in 2016. so this is more than about a democratic primary. this is about finding a candidate that could win the likes of georg

elvis presley was not good for the children either. >> good morning, everybody.ert starts, sellout crowds in the stadiums will be joined by a television audience of perhaps 1.5 billion people around the world. ♪ come on, baby ♪ get in the road ♪ come on now ♪ in the middle road ♪ yeah >> watching live aid on tv was my version of driving to woodstock. and i watched every second of it. ♪ everybody has had to fight to be free ♪ ♪ saying you don't have to live like a refugee ♪ ♪ don't have to live like a refugee ♪ ♪ all we hear is radio ga ga ♪ radio goo goo ♪ radio ga ga >> the great thing about live aid, it showed that musicians for me seemed to be the most altruistic people in the world. >> a group whose heart is in dublin, ireland. [ cheers and applause ] whose spirit is with the world. a group that's never had any problems saying how they feel. u2. >> when u2 play live aid, things had changed. rock 'n' roll was getting serious. music could change the world. bono could change the world. ♪ sunday bloody sunday ♪ sunday bloody sunday >> u2, formed ten years ago whe

david ortiz in the dominican republic in 2019, think of elvis presley in america in the '50s or '60sson. if he's not the most famous person in their country, he is close. if you see the video, the assailant walks up right behind him and point-blank shoots him. the notion it is mistaken identity is ludicrous. if the authorities put that forward it would suggest they're brooming this whole thing and they don't want to find out where this would go, in my view. >> oh, i gotcha. that's why we have you. i want to hear your view. dan shaughnessy, thank you so much. appreciate it. we, of course, are all wishing for the best recovery possible for mr. ortiz. >> sure. >>> and we will be right back. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. there was no hesitation, i went straight to ctca. after my mastectomy, it was maddening because i felt part of my identity was being taken away. when you're able to restore what cance

♪ ♪ that's all right ♪ that's all right >> the very first rock 'n' roll record i bought was by elvis presley out little cadences. i used to drive my classmates crazy doing that. i think one day somebody said to me, i think my friend, richard, he said, why don't you just start playing the drums? >> i managed to cobble together a drum kit from old drums that i found stashed in the back of the band hall at high school. then one day my mom said, come on, get in the car. and she drove me to a town about an hour and a half away called sulfur springs, texas, to mccay music company. to my surprise, she bought me a set of red sparkle drums that i still have today. so i have to give my parents a lot of credit. they bought me that drum kit even though they couldn't really afford it. ♪ >> the first band i was in was a band with my high school buddy richard bowden and another high school friend, jerry serat. we played dixie land music. nobody sang. we just played music. ♪ >> i went to a high school party and there were four kids who were freshmen in high school who were playing. i was a junior and i had

doubt at trial each element of the crime of conspiracy and found it cano could not even as it elvis presleyed that the failure to establish a conspiracy did not mean the absence of evidence of conspiracy. volume one of the mueller report is therefore by its nature and the special counsel's mandate a report about the exercise of prosecutial judgment, who should be charged and who shouldn't. it does not contain the fbi's counterintelligence findings, that is where trump campaign transition or administration figures, including the president, acting as agents of a foreign power waitingly or unwittingly, whether advancing foreign or other foreign interests by virtue of financial cent estes or compromise, whether or not such actions were a crime. these are the types of concerns that the fbi's counterinterrelation division works to expose, prevent and investigate using an array of investigative and intelligence capabilities. as we will hear from our witnesses today, the primary objective of a counterintelligence investigation is not to target an individual for prosecution. but to pret the nation by

kennedy and revealing elvis presley drug addiction chairman rupert calls him, quote, one of the greatesteporters of all time adding the story is littered with great scoops both loved by colleague and a editor his passing the end of a great era. he was born in australiaing and passed away from unknown reasons at his home on long island, new york. he leaves behind his wife gloria and two sons. steve was 81 years old. back to you. >> he was such a good reporter cover of the new york post today the ultimate postman. he was -- he was a legend not only as a reporter but you know, he lived life to the flat out fullest, in fact, over at a bar that stood here in sometime square area for decades steve did you has his nn one of those. one of the chairs. [laughter] you. >> i remember doing mike tyson payday all over this city he would be all over it. won him over his confidence and always have that story at a time, and he was always retrievable you could find him and talk to him. >> you could indeed if depending on time of day. you know, if you want to hear some great story about him go to new york

take a look at this there's been an elvis sighting well kind of lisa marie presley, us shared a rare striking resemblance of her son benjamin that he has with his grandfather, the king of rock'n'roll is the first photo we've seen a benjamin since 2012. >>and it will be warm day for us today and they stay to go to the beach if you're into that or you want to. is when we will see some changes maura clouds moving in. and then we're going to see our temperatures just a little lower and then what we see today so some areas could be up to 5 degrees lower places like livermore get me down you know to the 80's >>all right well, thanks so much erica that's gonna wrap it up for us we'll see again next weekend over get kron 4 news tonight at 8.10. some great date. > anncr: the following is a paid program from joel osteen ministries.