their youngest, presley and her brother, a healthy boy and a very sick little girl. two brain surgeries and chemotherapy treatments later, 99% of presley's tumor has been safely removed. but the fight is far from overrer what the transplant really is, is a rescue. >> the doctor has a unique plan for presley's remission. it's focused on the bone marrow. instead of radiation that would cause permanent damage. >> high doses of chemotherapy, which would normally would really suppress and wipe out your bone marrow and then you rescue the person with their own bone marrow. >> a treatment that starts in just a few weeks with family, friends and an entire hospital praying for the best. and as presley's story continues to spread, those extra positive thoughts liz says gives them the strength to fight on. my faith and heart tells me she will survive. >> liz kotalik, "fox 10 news." >>> the knox family has set up a go fund me account and if you like to help support them through this fight, we have posted the link on our website, fox10phoenix.com. click on seen on tv. >>> still a

presley and a former sheriff's commander juan san agustin also face charges. denver police are different death investigations this morning. one is centered around 30th and champa e second scene is about a mile away at 22nd and north washington in the five points neighborhood. police have not said whether the deaths are suspicious. in fact - they haven't said much of anything at all about these cases. we'll provide updates as soon as we have them. a sad outcome to the search for a missing hiker who vanished in grand teton national park in wyoming. during an aerial search they discovered a body that matches pt year old rene dreiling. the remains were discovered on the north side of mount owen. dreiling was last seen on august 31- st. he was reported missing when he didn't show up for work at grand teton lodge company. there's a thief walking around with the proof of the crime in ink - on his arm. an artist in denver is out of 11-hundred bucks after someone walked out without payin the bill. a guest artist from california was working with clients at the sol when

. >> look at presley. >> it doesn't matter where you post them just make sure you get that hashtag #in there and show us your best selfie face. >>> okay. today is friday. by the way, you can follow us on social media. so you can do michelle velez news 3. that's facebook. then also twitter. also instagram. and you can share your pictures with us on any of those social media platforms. >>> it's friday. that means we have a furry friend here. it's forever home friday. we have the animal foundation in with a little girl who is a little nervous. >> her name is dee dee. she's five-year-old terrier mix. >> michelle: what do we know about her. >> she came in as a stray but she is super sweet and likes back probably do really well in ra calm home. >> kyndell: she seems pretty even tempered so maybe not a home with little kids. >> yeah. she's total cuddle bug and is just the sweetest. >> michelle: for people who are interested, we always tell them, you know, it's probably better just to come down a lot of times, especially when you've got -- i mean, they're all so cute but i think dee dee is goi

presley, everyone in the world is your fan but i'm your biggest fan. and he said, "thank-uh very much." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it. that was -- actually, very famous photograph came out of that day. i don't know if people have seen that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the president, elvis and ben. the three amigos as you were called back then. what do you think of donald trump? you're a life-long republican. this obviously -- we've seen some things we've never seen before during this election process. >> it's been hell. >> jimmy: are you excited about donald? >> it's hell. at all. i think he's -- there's something wrong with him. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> i went to law school with mrs. clinton and i wear the yale law school tie to show -- >> jimmy: did you know her in law school? >> just to say hello in the hall. in the merest possible way. >> jimmy: did you ever try to woo her? >> oh, god, are you kidding? no, i was then and still am married to the most beautiful woman in the world. [ cheers and applause

when my father was chairman of the council of economic advisers you know elvis presley if you saw him? and i said, of course. he said, he's sitting right behind you. this was at the white house -- high-level white house appointees. i said, you've got to be kidding. he said, turn around. i turned around and there was elvis presley having lunch with bob haldeman, chief of staff. >> jimmy: the famous incident where elvis showed up at the white house unannounced? >> yes. and i got up and i said, mr. presley, everyone in the world is your fan but i'm your biggest and he said, "thank-uh very much." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it. that was -- actually, very famous photograph came out of that day. i don't know if people have seen that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the president, elvis and ben. the three amigos as you were called back then. what do you think of donald trump? you're a life-long republican. this obviously -- we've seen some things we've never seen before during this election process. >> it's been hell. >> it's hell. it's just unbelievable. because i'

maketa and two employees, former undersheriff paula presley and former sheriff's commander juan san agustin, will be in court today. some of the things they are accuesed of: threatening to terminate a contract with a company if they company didn't fire an employee... and - coercing a woman who was involved in a domestic dispute to take back her story. all three will be in court this afternoon. we'll keep you posted on how it police are looking into two different death investigations they say happened just a mile away from each other. denver police say one is around 30th and champa -- the other is at 22nd and north washington in the five points neighborhood. police haven't said much of anything about these cases. we'll update you when we know more. westminster police say a dangerous man is still on the run this morning -- 31-year-old jarred strenge. he's wanted for second degree murder over the weekend. police found a woman shot to death off 70th place and raleigh street. strenge has several warrants out for his arrest - and police consider him dangerous. anyone with information is asked to

for skiers because it's elvis presley anyone. >> kelly: dry conditions expected in the forecast. we're seeingow temperatures here as well. not cold enough for anything like that. our biggest issue is going to be the wind. that's what we're going to be dealing with today, wind aadvisory and fire weather warning in place. this is southeast career and technical academy camera. a lot of sunshine yesterday, a little bit of haze, few clouds as well. today we will see mostly sunny skies and we're anticipating expect reduced visibility today as well. especially with the wind kicking up. here is a look at the temperatures as you are stepping out the door. this morning you're going to notice cooler already. henderson you are coming in at 74 right now and spring valley 71. winds not much of an issue now. not advisory criteria. that's going to be later on in the morning. been reported since midnight. stronger winds are on the way for later today. here is the red flag warning, all the areas shaded in hot pink. that goes through 11:00 tonight. we're dealing with lower humidity levels and that

back in may makeeta and presley faced felony charges. of kidnapping and false imprisonment. korey we are going to be following this closely. >>> the starwood fire burning near red feth lakes is now 35% contained. officials say they've contacted 43 people for a voluntary evacuation. there are around 30 homes in the area some thought to be vacation properties. >> at this point we're believing that the fir pretty good shape with the fire. if there is -- if the weather patterns change and it becomes hotter, drier, and windier and the fire does move, the number of evacuations may increase. >> about 120 firefighters spent labor day trying to get ahold of this fire. the lambert county sheriff's office is asking drivers to stay off the roads in that area to clear the way for emergency traffic. come on little buddy. >> a busy labor day for firefighters all across the state. this video of firefighters rescuing a dog after he got stuck in a manhole. >> awe it's good to see that happy ending there. >>> all the artist could do is watch as $1100 and 7 hours of work just walked out theoo b

"don't make me look like elvis presley. on the other hand, don't make me look like the most important thing is be sure and put me high enough on the foundation that the dogs can't urinate on my shoes..laughter" trt :25 oc: "...on my shoes laughter" if you're looking for hayden fry's statue after today it will be permanently on display outside the iowa city/coralville convention and visitors bureau, where hopefully no dogs will be live from fry fest, scott westerberg tv9 sports. it was great to see hayden.. the hawkeyes will open the season tomorrow against miami of ohio with a 2:30 kickoff at kinnick stadium. the cyclones will open the the matt campbell era tomorrow night at jack trice against the uni panthers under the lights. iowa state has one of the most talented receivers in the country in allen lazard and that has uni coach mark farley concerned with his young expose that. .. allen lezard is one of the best in the country they got great skill set and we are going to get tested early with some guys doing it for the fir

charlie daniels million mile reflections" featuring pictures, awards, even a signed check from elvis presley as part of an exhibit about the career of 'the devil went down to georgia' singer. "gosh i'm floored, i'm absolutely floored." "somebody and takes an elements of your life and souvenirs of your life and that sort of thing and arranges them in a way you would never think abo country music hall of fame next month - just before his 80th birthday. "it's actually 'maui, shape-shifter, demi-god of the wind and sea, hero of men." a movie that doesn't even open for two months is causing headaches for disney... one of its halloween costumes promoting the upcoming animated adventure "moana" was based on dwayne skirt and tribal tattooes. the costume drew objections from critics, who equate it to "brownfacing." now disney has pulled the costume from stores -- saying the filmmakers "respect the cultures of the pacific islands that inspired the film" and apologizing for offending people. a new western rides into theaters this week as the reimagining of 'the magnificent 7' brings the story of a grou

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the program that has brought elvis presley and the beatles into america's living rooms. ♪ >> reporter they announced their retirement. a few months later, they gave a farewell concert. they never appeared in public again. the musician recording episode and a m musical retrospective hd in tokyo in honor of his late father, the composer. ♪ >> translator: that was really the sound of the '60s. a big band with 18 musicicians including fourur trumpets, f fo trombones and five saxes.s. they playedd the peananuts' son. >> reporter: they attended the retrospective. she visited him in his dressing room. decades had passed since they had last met. >> translator: i wish my sister could have listened to thee musc we heard today. she said, each word very slowly. we had tquit becse that style of music was over >> r repter:r:he peaeats themselvesre noo lgerround but thei harmonyny lives on. nhk world. >>> two japanese convenience store chains have introduced a system to help foreign visitors use their services. they're making interpreters available via instore phonone. they use staff at call centers

the team that oversees elvis presley's graceland is coordinating. paisley park will open this fall. daily guided tours will take fans through the recording studios, sound stage, and concert halls where he held many private events. >>> a brand of shoe made entirely out of wool is getting very popular. they are called all bird and have already got a cult following in the tech industry. they were created by from new zealand. they say they are good at wicking away moisture. they are available only on the all bird web site. >>> a 72-year-old man will compete in his very first full ironman in madison, wisconsin this weekend. >> lon is his name. he says he chose madison, wisconsin because he graduated from the university there nearly 50 years ago. he was on the university's triathlons nothing like he's ever done before. >> it is a much more sophisticated sport. you have to pace yourself and go long distances over periods. >> the ironman is this sunday. he says he does not want age to hold him back, and he just wants to simply finish that race. >>> you can be kelly ripa's now this challenge

i would be screaming my face off if i saw elvis presley. anyone where he's looking into the camera playing that guitar right to me, i mean, okay. love me tender came to mind because it's so pure. it's like it's guitar and voice. >> "love me tender" will be song. give me a blue suede shoes or viva las vegas. i think it was a rule when i moved here, i learned the whole thing and it's fantastic. >> i'd love to see that sometime. >> no you wouldn't. >> speaking of classic vegas entertainers, we saw a lot monday night at criss angel's benefit. >> mission to raise a million dollars to benefit pediatric amazing event. we tried to air this yesterday. >> we did. we had a sound issue. if you know anything about astrology, mercury retro grade perhaps. >> we've worked out. one thing that was very clear is many of the people that showed up, most of the people who showed up were so proud of criss for stepping forward and making something beautiful out of something so difficult. hear what people had to say about him. >> every living person, that's what he

reflections featuring pictures, rewards, and a signed check from elvis presley about the career of the "devil went down to georgia" singer. >> i'm floored. one of the great things about something i was looking forward to see is, of course, i'm familiar with all of these pieces. i haven't seen some of them in years. someone takes the souvenirs of a way you never think about. >> he looks the same, too. daniels will be inducted into the hall of fame next month just before his 80th birthday. >>> lessons in patriotism. hundreds of boy scouts learn what it means to be an american citizen and what they think i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. the san francisco 49er's >>> the san francisco 49ers callen kaepernick says he has received death threats since he started prot

charlie daniels million mile reflections featuring pictures, rewards, and a signed check from elvis presley about the career of the "devil went down to georgia" singer. >> i'm floored. one of the great things about something i was looking forward to see is, of course, i'm familiar with all of these pieces. i haven't seen some of them in your life and arranging them in a way you never think about. >> he looks the same, too. daniels will be inducted into the hall of fame next month just before his 80th birthday. >>> lessons in patriotism. hundreds of boy scouts learn what it means to be an american citizen and what they think about colin kaepernick sitting the san francisco 49er's >>> the san francisco 49ers callen kaepernick says he has received death threats since he started protesting the national anthem last month. he says he won't let the death threats stop him. he stands against police brutality in the u.s. kaepernick is the most disliked player in the nfl and that list includes tom brady and ben roethlisberger. >>> the boy scouts are getting a patriotism lesson and marcy jones talked t

attorney monique presley is here, of the st. louis police officer's association, the author of "war on police, and michael nutter, a cnn political commentator, and former mayor. now we have what's happening in tulsa. let's talk about tulsa as we keep an eye on north carolina. monique to you. officer shelby's attorney said she believed terrance crutcher posed an immediate threat to her and the other officers. as you look at that as a trained attorney, does that support is that. >> there's nothing i've seen so far that supports that. when an african-american male is shot, unarmed, we get these tag words, we get these automatic responses either from the attorney for a particular police officer, or from the police department saying that there was some sort of eminent threat that police officer using their judgment, using their subjective decision-making, believed that they were in eminent danger and took a shot, but you can't see anything here to support that and even more than that, there were other officers on the ground with offi

the musical tells the story of the one night that legendary rock icons elvis presley, johnny cash, jerry lee lewis, and carl perkins held a jam session at 'sun records studio." the final performance is set for december 4th... and tickets are on sale w ((dave courvoisier)) >>> 8 news now at 6:30 starts in about three minutes. ((denise valdez)) >> let's check in with christianne klein to see what they're working on. ((christianne klein)) >>> solar customers have high hopes that they'll be able to keep the old rates that were locked in for decades. we have the latest on that debate. plus... iphone owners might want to hold off on hitting that update button. the problems some users are running into with the new software update... that's turning their phones into expensive paperweights!/// customers with rooftop solar... are waiting with baited breath. the decision that could be coming soon... that could save them some major cash. ((christianne klein)) >>> critics aren't only asking questions about hillary clinton's health... they're also asking about her transparency. the campaign's explanat

trevor knight, 27 years to presley for the score. dartmouth trailed 21-10 but rallied with two fourth quarter touchdowns. hennigan hit mark with 1:30 to play for the go-ahead score, and dartmouth beats u.n.h. for the first time since 1976. 22-21 the final. good for the big green. elsewhere, saint anselm and new haven going in opposite directions. new haven wins policeman eighthout stale gets a win. high school football now, a rematch of last year's division iii title game. ryan kelly is going to give it to andrew brothers, who goes almost untouched over the right side. 21-at that point. dillon back to pass but running for his life. his off balance throw pick off by brothers, doing it on both sides of the ball. and then brothers is going to touchdowns on the ground. colin she hand had two interceptions today. the game was not what we expected. interlakes rolls 48-0. elsewhere in d iii. franklin playing. in the first quarter, the bears get on the bears. he takes it in for the short touchdown. this time this time the pass is picked off

>> reporter: in 1966, they appeared on "the ed sullivan show," the program that had brought elvis presleyes into america's living rooms. ♪ ♪ in 1975, they announced their retirement. a few months later they gave a farewell concert. they never appeared in public again. miyagawa's son recalled an episode at a musical retrospective held in honor of his late father, the composer. ♪ >> translator: that was really the sound of the '60s, a big band with 18 musicians including four trumpets, four trombones and five saxes. they played the peanuts song. >> reporter: she visited the retrospective and visited him in his dressing room. decades had passed since they last met. >> reporter: akira, i wish my sister could have listened to the music we heard today. she said each word very slowly. "we had to quit because that style of music was over." >> reporter: though the peanuts themselves are no longer around, their armny lives on. marie anaka, nhk world. >>> let's take a look at the weather. people in southern japan are dealing with damage and flooding as a typhoon rips through the region. our meteorol

home.the team that operates elvis presley's graceland is coordinating the job fair. graceland spokesman kevin kern says the fascination with prince has increased since his death. (kevin kern, graceland spokesman) "it's an exciting time, people get the chance to go beyond that front door. taking a picture from the side of the road, they'll be actually able to buy a ticket and go inside and experience paisley park."(butted to) (kimmie kemberling, tour guide applicant) "i think it's so great that they're thinking about starting to tour the facility and sharing, you know, tours and just share his life with everyone here and around the world." world." paisley park will open to visitors this fall.daily guided tours take fans through prince's recording studios, rehearsal rooms, soundstage and concert halls where he held private events. your top stories are next at five. 3 including--- problems at a local cross country meet.three high school students... ?hospitalized? for heat good morning everyone. it's friday september 9th. i'm jessica tighe.. tighe..and i'm kate chappell.

graceland holdings, which oversees elvis presley's graceland estate in memphis, they will operate that facility. >> the rooms are thematic, taken through different parts of his career. the sound stage has many different small stages taking we'll show you live video pieces that were recently, recently, recently discovered, as in the last week, that no one's ever seen before. >> this is going to be pretty cool. it is going to be like a graceland in minnesota for prince. talk about cutting it close, though, the council will vote october 3rd. the opening date set three days later. >>> still ahead tonight at 5:00, hundreds of volunteers come together to make care packages for cancer patients. >>> also, the in u.s. history still burning. >>> and you probably have a favorite song that always puts you in i happy mood, but one song has been named the happiest of them all. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, b

on-line reporting the packers have add bed running back ja relate presley to the active roster and released brandon birch. didn't take sam baird to find a new home either. the chiefs claimed him off of the waivers today. so baring ton gets a fresh new start in kansas city looking to kill in a tragic car crash in waukeshaw county. the tribute paid to sam fultz in the first game of the year. >> a terrific holiday weekend weatherwise so far. i think 2-2, we'll make it 3-23. and the crack of dawn tomorrow. who's going to be up at the crack of dawn? lots of sunshine. a little more humid. our timing is about perfect. >> not the end of summer. thanks for joining us at 10:00. stick around, coming back with

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michel: elvis presley. jazmine: whoo! good answer. steve: elvis presley. eddie: thank you! steve: name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. eddie: i'm going old school. james brown. steve: james brown. mercedez, name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. mercedez: whitney houston. steve: whitney houston. matt, you got two strikes. you got to be careful. groce family can steal. matt: steve, i'll have to go with my favorite, bob marley. steve: bob marley. all right, folks, name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. rachel: we're going to go with johnny cash. [cheering and applause] number 5. audience: jim morrison. steve: 4. audience: janis joplin. steve: we got a game now, folks. somebody's going to win it right after this. we'll be back to find out. don't go away. announcer: closed captioning is sponsored in part by: this is shaving. blades here, blades there. some more over there... whoa! that's not a blade. this is gillette shielding. shields from irritation for a close, comfortable shave. proshield from g

in what hotel did elvis presley appear for his debut as a las vegas showroom performer? your answers are the alad lynn, frontier, international or the hilton. to win go the news3lv.com website and click on station and contest or go to our twitter page. to find out if you are the winner go to twitter where the answer will be posted at e the end of the show. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chchord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. we all know you have to work together in order to get things done. but in washington, too often joe heck has been part of the problem, putting his party and special interests before nevada. i'm proud of my work with the bush and obama admi

now missing from cosby's team today lawyer monique presley made several media appearances on his behalf. brooke, jim, back into you. >> thanks, justin. >> new this morning, philadelphia police hope surveillance video can solve the mystery surrounding a shooting in lawncrest. >> investigator believe the shooting happened after an argument on the 500 block of rosa lee street. the victim is in stable condition with a gunshot wound to the leg. police are also investigating a fatal shooting in the mt. airy section of philadelphia. 9:30 last night, police say, 29 year old man was shot in the back of his head inside home 8300 block every williams avenue. officials say family heard an argument in the basement before those shots rang out. >> internal affairs investigating shooting at the home of an off-duty police officer in northeast philadelphia. it happened just after 6:30 lags night on the 2700 block of taunton street. police tell "eyewitness news" it began as an altercation, between that off duty officer and a family member. that led to the officer's off duty gun being fired at least twice

the team that operates elvis presley's graceland isand is coordinating the job fair. the spokesman say the fascination with prince has increased since his death. paisley park will open to visitors this fall.orobr. th i think it's interesting sometimes after someone's death i've always had a fascination with homes i love doing thoseho tours when you do regular home tours. to go and see celebrities home it's neat.a a neat thing. see how they live. help the do some tours a neat thing. we are not moving.oving. we'll go visit. check it out.t. thanks natalie. good morning to you on thisthi friday morning. morning to you i'm todd meany. hi everyone. i'm stefani schaefer.morninu i'. thank you for being with usth us today and a lot of news to get g you caughte up on.on police officers could soon havea to follow new rules find outs what changes could be coming in why and where going to give youu all of the information that you need to know.ee there's a photo out there in the interesting situation sometin people say this could be life or death a local police department of thoses

missing from court today will be lawyer monique presley made several media appearances on cosby's behalf. it is already replaced the la based law firm that has been handling defamation suits against him. live outside the montgomery county courthouse, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", brooke, jim, back into you. >> thank you, justin. >>> police are investigating a fatal shooting in the mt. airy section of philadelphia. police tell us a 29 year old man was shot in the back of the head inside home on the 8300 block every williams avenue. officials say family and neighbors heard an argument last night in the basement before shots rang out. the victim was rush to the hospital where he later died. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police are checking surveillance video as they try to solve a soothing in lawncrest. just before 1:00 this morning, police say, someone shot a man on the 500 block of rosa lee street. investigators believe an argument led to this shooting, as well, and several men fled after the gunfire. the man is in stable condition with a gunshot wounds to the head. , the l

was inspired by one of the boldest musicians of all time, the king of rock and roll himself, elvis presley(cheers and applause) i know, right? i know a lot of you at home are freaking out right now. now, elvis' mansion graceland, which is located in memphis, tennessee, is home to so many different themed rooms, and one of the most popular is his living room, which is also most famously known as the jungle room. >> i didn't know that about his house, that he had different themed rooms. >> yeah. >> that's so cool. >> elvis was a cool dude. well, as you can see, the room was inspired by his love of hawaii, which is also so near and dear to my heart, so it incorporates loads of hawaiian jungle and polynesian-themed decor, so i've used the influence of the king to make this jungle room, but this one's a little bit more modern, chic, and, of course, bold. okay. so, now, one of the most common plants in hawaii is the ohe, which is also known as bamboo. this one actually is made of interlocking bamboo panels. check this stuff out. it's super cool. look at that. it's actually made of sort of a cond

the team that operate's elvis presley's graceland is coordinating a job fair right now. paisley park will open to visitors this fall. daily guided tours take fans through prince's recording studios, rehearsal rooms, soundstage and concert halls where he held private events. you can check out all of the stories that are trending today.. just download our free 13 action news mobile app. you can get the latest weather updates, breaking news alerts skies and warm weather for the valley today. high temperatures should range between 98 and 103 degrees and hold there through the weekend with mild winds until sunday afternoon. by the end of the weekend a chances for rain or even heavy as this occurs, temperatures will fall dramatically! high temperatures for monday will range between 93 and 97 degrees with local areas in the upper 10-20 mph winds will be common sunday with 15-25 mph wind d monday and tuesday. gusts could reach upwards of 40 mph so take it easy on the roads and hold on to your hats! time now is x:xx --- i'm following a lot here in the breaking news center... we a

. >> eric: whitney houston, celine dion, tony braxton, beatles and elvis presley. >> anthony: how many >> woman: yeah. >> 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. >> man: 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. [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ♪ on the road again [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ♪ [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. ha-ha-ha! um-hmmm! hey! nikki! what are you doing here? you tell me, stephen. what? i'm snapping. you've been streaming my videos all morning. now you're with this thing? no! it's

. - i had to make a beginning and since i had left our hero disguised as an elvis presley sex robot (laughter) in a packing case-- - people think you may be kidding but you're not. - i'm not kidding no. about to be shipped off to las vegas. - yeah. - that was the end of episode four. i had to get him out of that. - yes. - i couldn't just leave him, - one hopes. - i couldn't just leave him there. - so really parts of this had been as they say previously published, in a very different form. - in a very different form - right. - in parts and of course i pulled it apart. - reordered it unpacked it repacked it. - added more subtracted. - right. - and i asked amy to remain as the editor because she already knew-- - [evan] knew the story. - stuff. - [evan] right. - so she was very helpful in that first go through as a work book. - right. so but for your publisher not haranguing you, but for them i should say haranguing you, - [margaret] yes. - you would not necessarily have gone this route. - i might've. i might've harangued them. - i mean you don't know - [evan] right. - [margaret] what you

the minnesota estate would serve oversees elvis presley's estate would operate the facility but neighbors are concerned about the increase traffic and the lack of parking. the council will vote on october 3 on this matter. it does not give the estate much of planning to open on october 6. >>> if you need a job, you're in luck. jobs. if you do a good job, they might keep you around. majority of the workers hired will be package handlers at fedex and drivers are needed. company is expected to add more than 50,000 positions nationwide for the holiday season. >> reporter: most americans feeling the burden of debt. a new survey showing seven to 10 debt prevents them from living all of the financial stress could have an impact on their nearly a third of spouses disagree all of the time. >>> policymakers deciding to leave interest rates alone for now but they did indicate at least one rate hike could be coming by the end of the year. >>> staying put for now has stocks surging at an all-time high. >>> air brad is making bacon better for you. the restaurant will cut out artificial ingredients from

>> stephen: how old were you when you saw elvis presley play here at >> it still looks great. >> stephen: yeah. that's 50 years ago this month, that performance is 50 years ago this month. >> that makes sense. i'm 67. so i was-- six, seven years old. >> stephen: so what did you think when you saw it? >> it's amazing because i was actually that young, but it had a tremendous impact. i'm curious as to where he stood here? >> stephen: i don't know where he stood, but i've been told that the pictures of the that corner right over there. ( cheers and >> audience: bruce! >> can we get some of what for me? ( cheers ) lovely. that's-- that's why i got here. >> stephen: ringtoang. so what did you think when you saw it? you said it changed your life when you saw it? >> at seven i don't know how much of a life i had it to change, but whatever i had, it struck the me right away. and i ran-- i got my mother to run down to the store the the next week and we rented a guitar, and i took a swing at playing it for about a month. i gave up. my hands were too small, and they didn't know how-- they didn't kn

he said, 'no, not any two-bit king, the king, the king of rock, elvis presley, he's right here.' i said 'dwight, come on, it's gonna be a long day, four days before christmas.' he said, 'no, i'm reading this the president and he wants to help on the drug program and that's what you work on.'" "you gotta understand this was the early '70s. 1970. and there was a big drug influence that was really, it was generated a lot by certain types of rock music. it was advocating and he felt real responsible." "but what he was saying was, 'if i'm the king of rock and roll, then i should do something about this image.'" "just to get elvis over to the effort, because he walked in the door and he looked at the eagles engraved in the ceiling and eagles engraved in the carpets in the floor, and i knew it sort of overwhelmed him. 'i'm a poor boy from tupelo, mississippi and i'm here in the oval office of the president of the united states.'" "and he had wanted a federal narcotics badge. which they had turned him down. but nixon didn't and he gave it to him." "the president said, 'get him a badge. i

elvis presley doesn't have poll numbers like richard petty in carolina. charles: maybe hillary will get little e. but to your point, no one can touch the king. "the washington post" had this and bition thing when they did all the states. north carolina, a swing state, navy, some other states, to a degree it's up in the air. the momentum is on donald trump's side. >> she spent $150 million in ads. he tested missteps absolutely. all of media is on her side. both machines are on her side and she cannot escape. this tells you the mood of the country. also she is running as the incumbent. when you can't run 50% as the incumbent, you lose. the mccain-palin ticket was ahead going into september. what will change thing is the debates. it's also about the ground game in the swing states. if he handles these things properly the elect will reflect the mood this country. charles: hillary clinton has her new plane, she is talking to the press all of a sudden. we don't count those as official press conferences. but maybe in the month of august she took the old school p

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beloved jukebox musical tells the story of the one and only night that legendary rock icons elvis presley, johnny cash, jerry lee lewis and carl perkins came together for an epic jam session at sun records studio. the show made its las vegas debut in 2013 at harrah's. the final performance will be december 4th. thickets are still available./// ((paul joncich)) >>> for all you high school football fans we want to remind you to go and vote for our 8 sports now fans choice game of the week. you h u feature as our game of the week. jon tritsch will be live at that game at six on friday.. and then we'll have a complete wrap of that game at 11./// ((christianne klein)) >>> one form of therapy is soaring to new heights. >> how one woman struggling with lupus has found a new lease on life after getting emotional support from her new pet turkey ((paul joncich)) >> and investments... made easy. coming up at 5.. michelle mortensen takes us through the money managing apps... that could earn you some serious cash./// announcer: you're danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate devel