with his first $5,000 advance elvis buys a pink cadillac for his mother, gladys. 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 back for five minutes. >> back in germany, heartbroken, a toxic seed is planted in elvis's life. he's introduced to amphetamines. in the words of a fellow soldier, elvis becomes evangelical about their benefits for energy, strength and weight loss. in 1960 honorably discharged he returns to

with his first $5000 advance, elvis buys a pink cadillac for his mother, gladys. he goes hollywood with "love me tender. ♪ host: his dream of acting realize he makes and breaks records. until january 1957, 2 days after his third and final appearance on. sullivan show famously filmed from the waist up, elvis gets his grab moment. >> elvis presley begins his service. >> to even disappear, what would you do? >> i would probably try acting. >> on emergency leave, elvis is in memphis when she died. a self-professed mama's boy, he is devastated. >> said mama, i give everything i've got in the world and they did just the rest of my life to bring you back for five minutes. host: a toxic seed is planted in elvis' life. he is introduced to amphetamines and in the word of a fellow soldier, he becomes evangelical about the benefits for energy, strength and weight loss. in 1960 utterly discharged returns a more conservative america with radio stations cutting back on his brand of rock 'n roll. >> the generations involved are something that really should disappear from american

with his first 5,000 advance, elvis buys a pink cadillac for his mother, gladys.es hollywood with "love me tender." ♪ for my darling i love you his dream of acting realizes elvis makes and breaks records, until january 1957, two days after his third and final appearance on the -- elvis gets his draft. >> his career as rock 'n' roll interrupted for a while, elvis begins his military service. >> what would you do? >> i would probably try acting. >> on emergency leave due to his beloved mother's critical illness, elvis is in memphis when she dies. >> elvis laid over her coffin and said, mama, i'd give everything i got in the world and dig ditches to the rest of my life, just to bring you back for five minutes. >> back in germany, a toxic seed is introduced to his life. he's introduced to amphetamines, in the words of a fellow soldier, elvis becomes evangelical for energy, strength and weight loss. in 1960, honor bly discharged, he returns to a more conservative america with radio stations cutting back on his brand of rock 'n' roll. >> gyrations involved are something

gladys fleece weliz is one of tn accepted for service. >> when these young women come up to me and telli have paved the way forç them, that'a wonderful feeling. >> reporter: pretty emotional, i'm guessing. >> yes, when i see gladys, the world war ii era. there are not many vets left. >> reporter: they saw nothing but thanks through the streets of media. >> to explain to them that today is about people that make their life easier and protect them. you have to start at a young age. >> we don't know what tomorrow will bring but we still have a lot of veterans out there. i pray for each and every one of them. that's what makes us be safe. >> reporter: most of those veterans rely on the veterans administration hospitals for their medicare and medicaid and are well aware of the recent problems and are very hopeful about the proposed reforms. we examine that part of the story coming up in just a little bit. live in, nbc 10 news. >>> the annual ceremony in veterans park in new castle, hundreds of active duty military members, vets and their families joined the leaders of delaware national guar

betty robinson has been a companion for gladys for three years. >> she has come out of her shell. >> companion may help clients prepare meals or go with them to the doctors office. the companion are over age 55. the clients they serve over the age of 60 and while companions do receive a small stipend and their expenses are covered this is more personal than financial. >> it gives me a purpose to get up in the morning. >> she is there for me. >> reporter: senior companion must be available at least 20 hours a week and be willing to travel throughout the city. you can learn more about the program by calling (215)765-9040. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsi

you know, gladys knight had the pips, diana ross had the supremes and turkey has the sides.

police said they killed 79 year old roofus perry and his wife gladys in july. they are charged with murder, conspiracy, robbery and other related crimes. >>> at 4:41. mayor michael nutter thanks local businesses in their efforts to keep people healthy, later this morning, the the mayor, with the health commissioner, james buehler, will recognize philadelphia businesses that stopped selling tobacco products. owners will also share what and why they decided to implement their tobacco free policy. >> the the fact is in too many parts of this country a deep distrust exist between law enforcement and communities of color good despite the final decision in ferguson not to indict officer day ebb wilson, president obama says a lot needs to be done about racial tensionness our country, we needs to be done about racial tensideciding between bread and health care is no longer a problem. healthy pa offers name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, visit healthypa.com to learn more. >>> 4:45 is the time on this tuesday morning. u

police say they killed 79 year-old roofus perry a and his wife gladys back in july.they are charge with murder, conspiracy, robbery and related crimes. >>> also today, philadelphia's mayor michael nutter thanks local businesses for their efforts to keep people healthy. later this morning at city hall, he with health commissioner james buehler will recognize philadelphia businesses that have stopped selling tobacco products. owners will also share why they decided to implement their own tobacco free policy. >>> well, police said they have arrested a holiday grinch for stealing christmas decorations and lawn ornament. >> they have found them stashed in the woods and they busted janet. police say a neighbor got a partial license plate number off her minivan and she faces charges of theft from outside several peoples home in gloucester township. >>> 5:50. temple university graduate is calling for her alma matter to cut ties new bill cosby. >> petition on change.org was started on friday, it has got with 600 supporters owe far, the author of the petition writes that it is

. >> reporter: gladys martinez says benthall was always friendly to her. >> nice. >> reporter: the neighbors say he drove a 2014 tesla model s. last november, he tweeted that he was hyperlooping to his tesla. fbi agents say that was the same week he took over operation of silk road 2.0 from its previous operator. he reportedly bought the car using bitcoin. >> i think it was black. >> you don't see it now? >> no i saw them confiscate it yesterday. >> reporter: oh, they did? >> they did, yeah. >> reporter: you may remember that a year ago, silk road was taken down. the previous owner of the website was a guy named ross albrecht. his code name australia dread pirate roberts. the story got a lot of ink. what we didn't know is just in a matter of weeks the site was back up and running. the fbi saying that blake ran the site and under the code name defcon. today he agreed to be transported back to new york. he is waiving his extradition. prosecutors there are waiting for him. reporting from the federal courthouse, mark matthew, nbc bay area news. >> yeah, mark, thank you. we've been on the story f

. >> reporter: children services commissioner gladys carryon tells the i-team she is surprised nobodyluding the police. >> it really is disturbing that no one would think of calling that in. >> reporter: clearly, the women were not interested in speaking to the i-team. we were shoved, twerked, repeatedly given the finger. that was our producer's phone being smacked to the ground by this woman, who blamed the president. for not giving her papers to work in this country. >> the city has an executive order they can avail themselves of city services without their immigration service. and obviously the welfare of the child is first and foremost. >> the folks who are actually scamming their fellow new yorkers and using their children as pawns, that's disgusting. >> melissa spoke with local and state officials in new york and they told her it's very hard to follow up on complaints they get from citizens, because these women change their locations and citizens don't know their names or where they live. >>> it's that time of year. plans to get a live christmas tree this year? plan to pay a lit

listen to some of what was called the best entertainment in town from pete seager to diana ross and gladys knight. residents wrote their own newspaper, criticizing sclc leadership. there was the poor people's university that offered a range of courses. everything from mexican american history to the intimacies of -- intricacies of income maintenance, which were -- which welfare rights activists are working on as a solution to poverty. and there was also the many races soul center. which fostered intercultural exchange is to us -- exchange especially the music and dance. but it was a rainy spring. i feel like again -- there was a lot of rain. oslo my -- the folks i spoke with for the book said, it rained like in the bible. 19 days out of 31 it poured. a wet spring here. it had to be evacuated twice. you can see what happened. i think maybe the drainage has gotten better in west potomac park. i hope so. here are pictures of slightly happier times. barbers doing their job, one of the white families from west virginia. and so by the time most of the mexican american and native american marcher

these days i find myself like gladys knight having to use my origination to think of good reasons to keep on keeping on. and for those of you too young to know as i grow older, i have developed a new appreciation for justice's plaintiff query, reform, reform, aren't things bad enough already? perhaps that is why of late conservative discussions about the constitution and about american constitutionalism generally have had a distinctly remedial if not down right el geeic tone. we speak of restoring, reviving, rehabilitating, repairing and defending the constitution. i do not think our sense of urgency is overblown. our panic is justified. the title of this speech adds my incremental bit to the theme of preserving the fortress of our liberties. my analogy is drawn from the stone mason. i suggest we might also consider repointing the constitution. some may be unfamiliar with that term. when we first moved to washington, d.c., we purchased a row house in the district, and being from the valley, california, a part that has little experience of old houses of any kind, we were completely un

police say they killed 79 year-old roofus perry and his wife gladys in july.nd smith are charged with murder, conspiracy, robbery and related crimes. >>> also today, mayor michael nutter thanks local business force that are efforts to keep people healthy. later this morning at city hall the mayor with health commissioner, along with the health commissioner will recognize philadelphia businesses that have stopped selling tobacco products. owners will share why they decided to implement their tobacco free. >>> and over at wmgk they are helping families in need this thanksgiving, this is a live look at love park, right now, they have unloaded this truck all morning long, of course, this is a annual event held three days before thanksgiving each and every year where listeners are encouraged to drop off turkies, and catch donations to remember preadvertised drop off points. in 2006 alone they have collect about 6,000 turkies, and, of course, this is headed up by the radio station and john dibella was just induct in the broadcast pioneer hall of fame. >>> long with

gladys up in kellvyville said 40 up here and fog/mist. 40s, 50s for some.g arm about 58, 60 degrees. a cooler pattern is on the way. this system will give us a rather pronounced cooling trend. fog is the big story here this morning. sunny and nice. things, thick fog. i think -- thick, thick fog. 70s through the interior. down 3, 5 yesterday. sal has an update on union city. >>> we do have slow traffic and that union city crash is still there. you mentioned it. whipple road and central avenue. avoid whipple right now. use alvarado niles or industry as alternates. we'll have a live report coming up from the scene straight ahead. let's take a look at the bay bridge. we're seeing a little bit of improvement right now. still about a 15, 20-minute delay. but the backup mere is not quite so deep -- heesh here is not so deep. looking at 880 in oakland. it's still fogged in. but if we go to the maps, i will show you this area where we're normally seeing it. this is where our camera is. it's completely fogged in. there's all kinds of fog there as you just saw. southb

gladys sandlin in fayetteville in the great state of north carolina. she is 100-years-old today.ch, in the great state of florida. he loves to volunteer to be on the police force from time to time. 100-years-old today. we salute you, sir. happy days. we love you, new york. you are doing great. we are having fun, too. >> oh, willard. >> the best. >>> what's coming up next hour? >> we got the stars of "pitch perfect 2." . >> you saw that? >> we were at a screening last night of the first one. service a sing-along. it was with the stars. also coming up, al, you got a thanksgiving recipe, sweet potato poon? >> my mom's, sweet potato poon. >> i thought you said sweet potato with an n he end. i don't know about your house. >> i don't know what's happening at your house with the baby formula. >> normally that, would be something i would say, to come out of your mouth. >> a lot of people were wondering. poon. >> you have to have the other one on the air? >> you got to let me finish the word. >> that's why i had questions. >> i'm sneaking out of here. >> good to have you, folks. >> we lov