burning a flag at woodstock. he said this several years ago. it is the way he said it appeared you can basically xerox a description of male minorities between the ages of 16 and 25 and handed over to the cops. that is somebody who looks at people beneath him differently. we cannot have that. i literally cannot, this week, i cannot believe all the prominent african-americans i have seen publicly say i think we can support bloomberg because after all he is electable. he can beat donald trump. the calling card for hillary clinton four years ago. joe biden this entire year. electability means nothing if the person looks at a large constituency of your electorate let alone this country. look at what he said of women. chris: let me ask you a question about women. a long story in the washington post today. >> read it. chris: i did read it. about bloomberg history of sexist comments. about women who work for him at his company. can, will president trump, if it is a bloomberg trump race, will he be able to make an issue of that given president trump's

a lot more salt the sound of music man went to woodstock. of course, the 1950's did not work for everyone. the 50's were good for many but had problems from many other people. racial limitations, jim crow, segregation in the north. poverty come as we have talked about. 1/5 of americans lived in poverty. gender limitations. this is one we will lean into today. women did not have the same opportunities as men for employment and social advancement. their unique disadvantages that women faced but also conformity, boredom. the 1960's were characterized with a incredible sense of optimism and hope. the sense of optimism is incredible. people from all walks of life, even the most disadvantaged people, for black southerners who had never had voting rights, are so hopeful because of america's place in the world and the rhetoric of its leaders. some of the famous lines from the 1960's were dripping in this sense of hope. john f. kennedy, washington, dc, i do believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. th

even though the pickers income is above average there's only a 6 month season for the job woodstock said may or june. that's why i come out runs a small pigeon breeding facility on the side the birds taste great and also sell for around 3 euros each. the whole thing is independent of the seasons because pigeons made all year around. that's one way the people of the nile delta prepare for the flowers time in the winter people find a 2nd job. to seed factory and his wife are a dream team with a sophisticated aroma they both already had the farms before they met for the 1st time for the chemistry was right they joined forces and they now supply customers in 80 countries that business requires a sure instinct and a good nose customers only want the exact quality they need for their product the geranium oil or a neroli essence can quickly be too bad for a perfect put also too good. to have very high standards for the products they make do completely without chemicals the same is true in the ethical area these 2 don't just pay lip service to social responsibility. to be sure ether founded a sc

how about this this is a really needed that this is if you like snoopy woodstock in the whole gang. well, the shelter museum is having a free admission day that's going to be on a sunday at 10:00am in santa rosa. it will be sunny with a few clouds moving too little breezy and cool out there, but a great time to take the kids the family or hey you can go check it out it's really a w museum about this bolero as having free bowling that is a grand opening there. you can see that it's going to be a great day there partly cloudy skies that's going to be tomorrow at 11:00am it's first come first served so if you want to go over some free bowling you better get out there early at how about this they've got the super right that's right. you can be your own superhero and ron a nice 5 k event out there starting at 09:00am and get this there is an entry fee but they actually provide okay for you so you see a bunch of superheroes running there in san jose if you see that torrow that's all part of that event if you're going in that direction hey we've got some great conditions out there listen j

recognition cameras and it seemed a sudden bust of interest to make up known as docile camouflage at woodstock she met with some of the cum pain as she tried her hand at it. make up i says me on a daily basis but i don't think i rely on it as much as these guys this is a doesn't know the knob but they're standing up to surveillance well they're doing is using anti facial recognition makeup to defy the system taking defiance to a whole new level. looks like a picasso would be proud of himself well that's an estimated 630000 c.c.t.v. cameras watching london's $8000000.00 people go about the daily lives that's around one camera for 14 people this is just a case of algorithms can already extract information ranging from gender age and even mood from a single image and then those physical attributes can be linked to commercial government databases and all the facial recognition technology could provide huge benefits and automation security many would argue it's a threat to privacy despite the arguments against advance in facial recognition a moving piece of events into a new a while in phase 2 does

out there some fear puti could protarchus targeting this kind of gene yes identify it molecule woodstock's which are twins corruption and inhibitors and lucky leave these trucks are already approved by the f.d.a. for other purposes and now you're telling me purchasing this is already. approved. easy clinical so we know that those drugs are effective and other kind of diseases they're kind of safe to attend all ages is known so that there will be drugs in the near future we don't have to wait for them say for 20 years no no no if you have the position the pope has struck then the pipeline is much much faster so that is very good news thanks so much for this very interesting talk cancer is treatable in many cases but we should still keep in mind that early diagnosis is very important. in good physical shape. for a while though things were a bit scary the 60 year old had never bothered to be screened for bowel cancer and when he finally got around to it the results were worrying. and. i kept putting it off but we caught it just in time. i guess i have a guardian angel. only made an appointmen

pocket with every house in the country set to pay a little bit extra and as artie's are a shot at woodstock she now explains that's not the only concern well this is it the moment we've all been waiting for the beginning of the end of carbon emissions as the u.k. could be on the path to nets there are a monday the u.k.'s office for gas and electricity markets all of gen presented its new action which is aimed at transforming the country's infrastructure to make it more eco friendly britain has come a long way it is decarbonise faster than any other major economy but we must go further particularly on heat and transport we are taking an approach that recognizes that our role protecting consumers includes a cheering net 0. it is now vital that the energy industry rises to the challenge and demonstrates how it will work with the government and off jam to decarbonise britain's energy system at lowest cost well it's a $9.00 point plan and if you don't drive electric car yet you may be in trouble as under the scheme 10000000 petrol diesel cars will be replaced with the green i'm appeals and for t

india has seen the couple walk free they deny the allegations but more on the story his shadi at woodstock. the old saying goes that no one is above the law but it seems that some people aren't subject to either a british couple adopted an 11 year old orphan boy in india and promised him a better life but now they're charged with the ranging his all for a lump sum of life insurance payout. indian place have been battling for over 2 years to get their hands on the couple but to no avail and now british high court judges have ruled they can't be extradited but not because the evidence against them isn't strong enough i find very circumstantial primary case that ms dear mr a jogger acted together and with others committed the offense and. despite all this the u.k. won't send the juror back why well because of one crucial piece of engine at a sleigh sion that means the package face a sentence of life without parole if convicted of double murder in the country which the united kingdom says would breach the human rights. i find that there are substantial grounds for believing that they would fac

refused to extradite a couple accused of arranging the murder of their adopted son and india shani at woodstock's to have the story. the old saying goes that no one is above the law but it seems that some people aren't subject to either a british couple adopted an 11 year old often boy in india and promised him a better life but now they're charged with the ranging his matter all for a lump sum of life insurance payout ringback. ending place of him battling for over till you get sick at the hands of the couple but to no avail and now british high court judges have ruled they caught the extradited but not because the evidence against them isn't strong enough. i find there is circumstantial primer for a she case that ms dear mr a jogger acting together and with others committed their fences. despite all this the u.k. won't send that you are back why well because of one crucial piece of indian at a station that means the packet face a sentence of life without parole if convicted of double murder in the country which the united kingdom says would breach the human rights i find that there are substant

the future this is where the next growth is going to come from this generation so this is like a woodstock meets you know microsoft campus right i mean sounds wonderful it's huge i mean this is the type of thing that when i would think i would corporations control the media it's totally decentralized as you know hundreds and hundreds of sponsors but it's mostly user generated user one more work will be there will be speaking there and you know talking about what we always talk about the return of hard money sound. which now i've become around to have a more positive view on decline i think you've been somewhat lukewarm on the idea that's not some fall to fly the all in all the big chorus from back skies are so real so that means i have to do a little bit i don't even know you haven't committed my yes just i 1st i'm 1st going to buy a lottery ticket for the for the airplane the present in mexico that's my 1st a. and vestment but you know you might convince me i'm. all right you know look even better at a 100000 a calling than it does now as to how much how much how much money you meant off

yeah there are $8000.00 people that stayed people over the tent right 8000 people and so it's like woodstock meets burning meets some intergalactic medo technologically savvy. i mean. well let's let's kind of change scares for a 2nd so says we last spoke you now have a new president and mexico house what's going on there who is this guy what's happening so well the president now has been for over a year his name is. sort of or he is seen. from the left this party here. here started making some changes some of them having some well see you know others have been some well seen up till now despite his old economical and politico this issue in mexico has had some financial stability which is good. we still need to see what they are going to be the impact of all this social programs that he is proposing because well money has to go out from somewhere it doesn't magically appear so jamie diamond says it can print all the money you need to bail out any bank you want doesn't dissolve false they can do it but we know the consequences of doing that so. there must be a balance and if you just turn on t

the woodstock festival in 1969 was a mass celebration of love and protest. jimi hendrix stood before the crowds to perform the national anthem of his homeland. his performance transform the song into a political protest. it was an incredibly powerful expression of rage suddenly he used his guitar to create the sound of. jimi hendrix guitar version of the national anthem. it was probably one of the most powerful nonverbal messages that were ever sent in music and he as an american was kind of saying i'm not with this war and this is how i hear the national anthem. to this day there is an ongoing debate about which ideals and values are associated with the star-spangled banner in 2016 american football or call in cap or nick refused to stand for the u.s. national anthem and an act meant as a protest against racism and police violence in his country when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of the field right now out the sky. trumps threats became something of a reality for capper nick who was effectively shut out of the sport by the national footb

this bill askon air who -- this willon aiwill -- it's not that l bloomberg was burning a bra at woodstock when he was a teenager. it's the what i said it. he said you can xerox the description of male minorities underage 25 and hand it or to the cops. that is somebody who looks at minorities as underneath him. i can't believe all the prominent african-americans i have seen publicly say i think we can support bloomberg because he's electable. elect built means nothing if the person looks at a large constituency of your electorate, let alone this country that way. look at what he said about women. chris: there is a long story in the "washington post." who read it. chris: i did. >> i did too. chris: about bloom were's 60'sive comments to women who work at his company. will he be able to make an issue of of that given president trump's own long history of sexist comments. >> you don't have to wait for an election to be offended by the fact that michael bloomberg said to a woman who announced she was pregnant and she was being congratulate, he said aren't you going to kill it? the comments he

this is what $1.2 million gets you, a queen anne farmhouse, three stories tall in the trendy woodstock area of portland. inside, five bedrooms, two baths, 5,000 square feet of space. as for austin, what can i tell you, you get a compound. four bedrooms, 4,000 square feet inside. this house, check it out, has two master suites and four balconies. again, all this for the cost of a median price of a home in silicon valley. we'll continue these comparisons one more day, tomorrow night at 6:00 i'll be back with what you get for $1.4 million. jessica? >> it's painful to see, thank you, scott. >>> living in your vehicle is the reality for some 10,000 people in the bay area. alameda county has the highest number of people living in their cars or rvs. there's a new program to help people. watch that story on our website, nbcbayarea.com. look at slash making it in the bay. >>> the homeowner had no idea, a san jose man said he had two major leaks in his gas line, leaks that went undetected. he worries the entire complex may be vulnerable. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us with the exclusive

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and look, this is not -- it's not that michael bloomberg was burning abroad or burning the flag at woodstockn he was a teenager. he said these several years ago, a few short years ago as mayor of new york and it's the way he said it. he said you can basically xerox the description of male minorities between the ages of 16 and 25 and handed over to the cops. that is somebody who looks at people beneath him differently and we can't have that. i cannot -- i literally this week -- i got pretty big shock observers, i cannot believe all the prominent african-americans i've seen publicly say i think we can support bloomberg because after all, he's electable, he's the one who can beat donald trump. electability was the calling card for hillary clinton four years ago, for joe biden this entire year. electability means nothing if the person looks at a large constituency of your electorate, let alone this country that -- wait, look what he said about women. all this comes out -- >> chris: let me ask about women, because there's a long story in "the washington post" today. >> kellyanne: read it. >> chri

home was the star of the show as the chiefs fought back to beat the san francisco 49 is in miami woodstock's reports superball 54 from line with 100000000 watching worldwide the chiefs in the 49 ers did buffel on one of sport's biggest stages here we go. a lot was expected from young chiefs quarterback patrick the holmes but he was frustrated by the 14 on his defense early on he was inside. the 24 year old dug deep throat and still managed to run in the game's 1st touchdown i just said francisco had success too soon it's used to think. that there was nothing in it at the halfway point with both teams looked on 10 points each. the game was in miami and the halftime show certainly had a latin flavor popstars jennifer lopez and shapiro providing the entertainment i but the main fireworks was still to come in the 3rd quarter he must force his way over to help the 49 ers open up a commanding lead they were 10 points ahead and time was running out for the chiefs but they'd come back in the 2 previous games and in the final quarter the homes started to fire tends to have to sit in the engine it 3 s

i know people that go to these things, it really is like woodstock for woodworkers or lollapalooza for longshoremen. it's people that get there and have a good time. the never trump filter don't seem to understand this. that is why they misdiagnose so many issues. that's why trump steals the spotlight from the democrats. you see life at their rallies. you don't see life among the democrats. there is more life at blockbuster video store than on the stage of democrats. that leads me to my comment about tonight in new hampshire. i think we are seeing the end of this electability myth that we keep hearing about, the most electable person whether it is marco rubio or jeb or hilary or biden. electability is like that hype that you hear before a movie and it will be turns out to be "cats." joe biden right now is "cats." once the movie goes away, everybody stops talking about it. meanwhile, when you're looking at trump, you are seeing a fantastic fun bar like "cheers." you're looking at the democrats and it's a bar that has not been built yet because no one can get along and figure out how to

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and he didn't even need a magic umbrella "i don't use umbrellas i have one free poncho i got at woodstockat's it. [ laughter ] you make a poncho last." [ applause ] and hey, you know, in general, for all of you, it's never a great plan to try to be the funny candidate. i mean, we already had a candidate who tried that and it did not work. >> i don't know who created pokemon go [ cheers ] but i try to figure out how we get them to have pokemon go to the polls. [ silence [ laughter ] >> seth: mike bloomberg saw that and said, "well, i'll never have her natural comic timing and hey, now's not the time for focusing on bad jokes to get to the white house. it's time for focusing on getting a bad joke out of the white house. this has been "hey." [ cheers and applause ♪ we'll be right back with more "late night" everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ (driver vo) when i started this commute, everyone said i was crazy. so fifteen years ago, i got my first subaru and i did it anyway. for more than five hundred thousand miles, my outback always got me there. so when it was time, of course i got a new one.