ferris wheel. ( laughter ) and-- they have a ferris wheel at coachella? do they have a ferris wheel at coachella? >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: is it roomy? >> jon: i've never been on it. >> stephen: you've never been, okay. >> jon: i've never been on the ferris wheel. >> stephen: but you have been to coachella? >> jon: yes. >> stephen: why haven't you been on the ferris wheel? >> jon: i'm not interested. ( laughter ) >> stephen: not interested in ferris wheels? >> jon: not particular, but especially at coachella. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, bring a lot of hand sanitizer. but then williamson led her own audience chant: a brief call- and-response: "and so it is," she murmured. "and so it is," the audience echoed. ( laughter ) that's really refreshing to hear a chant at murmur level. ( laughter ) maybe trump should try it. ( as trump very quietly ) "send her back. send her back. ( laughter ) i receive your hate-filled screaming with gratitude." ( laughter ) williamson did seem aware that people think she is a little kooky, saying, "coming back to los angeles

we're going to go 100% plant—based from now through to coachella.h to twins. i was a woman that felt like my body was not mine. we know the power of vegetables. we know the power of plants. we know the power of foods that are unprocessed and as close to nature as possible. that is a snippet from the video on youtube. subscribing to the beyonce diet means that you get a list of recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as snack options to choose from. you can filter them down depending on your skills in the kitchen and how long you have to cook. recipes include nachos with cashew cheese, chia puddings and this tofu sandwich which includes half a block of extra firm tofu, 60 grams of hummus and half a celery stalk. 0ur reporter meghan 0wen tried out a day's worth of recipes. so my first breakfast is an overnight chia seed pudding with three tablespoons of chia seeds. 0ne tablespoon of maple syrup. a quarter of a litre of cashew milk, 75 grams of blueberries and 80 grams of frozen mango. this is going in the fridge overnight and it will be ready

would like to protest and riot maybe alexandria ocasio-cortez needs to look at fashion trend of coachellat trendy. i'll try not to be too cute by half, you know i understand where she comes from to say, if you are marginalizedded you are not getting enough attention you have to do something drastic, but violence and rioting is never the answer. we need to be pragmatists about things, not screaming into a mega-phone, no justice, no peace, it is about -- if i were cummings or alexandria ocasio-cortez, i would say, let's have a round table, come to my city, don't wait for ben carson to extend the up have atation. kennedy: a good point. come to my district. >> you know that press would show up, it would cover that is time to put out laundry list of issues, what is the best way, in her mind, a riot is a fun day at berkeley with a stein. >> that is my point with coachella fashion. kennedy: then violent. >> cleveland, ohio, high my homn never recovered from civil right riot of 19 68, you can go across northeast. kennedy: same with watts. >> you have never seen some of the communities ever, ever,

now you go to bonaroo and coachella, they're more worried about getting shot at schools these days.oduct of that its time like the shining moment when everything came together and miraculously there were virtually no casualties. >> the footage that we've seen already is incredible. nobody tells a story like you, either. i'm very excited for tonight's special report. thank you, bill weir. please do tune in, go on this journey across america and discover the legacy of woodstock as cnn special report of woodstock at 50 airs tonight at 9:00. re we'll be right back. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. thanks to move free ultra i keep up with this little one. see the world with this guy. and hit the town with these girls. in a clinical study, 4 out of 5 users felt better joint comfort. move free ultra. movement keeps us connected. that could allow hackers devices into your home.ys and like all d

. >> coachella seems awful to me.ght, yeah. >> actually, that seems better than coachella. but -- >> it does. and we have such mythic reverence for it which has evolved over the years. i tried to talk to as many people who played it and organized it and went. and it was less about the music, it was more about the human connection piece of it. woodstock isn't woodstock unless the fences go down, tickets are worthless, they run out of food the second day. they had guys from a commune in new mexico, the khashoggi farm, it wfarm, -- the khashoghog farm, they w food handed out. and so -- >> and like the fyre festival but there was actually music. >> and i said to this generation, like you complain about cheese sandwiches? grandma was in the mud. but i wore my ralph lauren tie-dye shirt as some people saw it as a threat to capitalist society, but more -- >> did you tie-dye that yourself? >> no, it came this way. live music is now a $30 billion business. and instead of giving breakfast in bed to 400,000, they are selling it.

i love lollapalooza and coachella.or the generations of my kids, they go to festivals as a diversion, not as a political action, you know, to rail against the war in afghanistan. the comparison between the protest music in '69 against vietnam and now you go to coachella, you wouldn't know we have been fighting in afghanistan longer than a lot of those kids have been alive because they're more worried about getting shot at schools these day, priorities have shifted. so i think it was a product of it time, like that shining moment when everything came together and miraculously, there were virtually no casualties. >> be sure to join bill on a journey across america, music and generations to discover the legacy of woodstock. the cnn special report woodstock at 50 airs next right here on cnn. that does it for me, i'm ana cabrera. thank you for being here. have a great night. enjoy the show. >> the following is a cnn special report. >>> almost exactly 50 years ago, a former army paratrooper from seattle walked on to a plywoo

. ♪ >> the one that really set it off was bonaroo and coachella. >> so you came here from england forp stars are becoming rock stars. djs are becoming rock stars. the only people who aren't becoming rock stars are rock stars. >> pop. >> the idea of just standing there and staring at someone on stage is a 20th century idea. whereas in the 21st century it's more interactive, more about us as an organism. >> come on. >> clap your hands. clap your hands. clap your hands. >> in the 2000s, we saw an industry that seemed like it would never change. we saw it be forced to change. ♪ i've got a feeling >> online distribution of music broke down the barriers of taste and suddenly everyone was listening to everything. ♪ that tonight's gonna be a good good night ♪ >> with the help of a computer, the past is just cool stuff you could discover. and that's what a whole generation of music makers do. the 2000s are the age of the machine, but that doesn't mean there's not a search for the soul inside the machine. ♪ turn it up turn it up ♪ let's give it up ♪ i got my money ♪ i don't know where -- let it

. >> charles: they go to coachella, come on, man. >> coachella is paradise. >> there is a lot of luxuryhey look at them it's necessities. when you are paying for your friend, your student loans, you may not even have that kind of money. >> charles: i have been reading more and more that the robin hood thing is opening up. >> there are apps that make it dumb down, but you may have an extra hundred dollars or a bill comes in and i don't even know, i would really wonder what the average of people that are -- >> and those apps take a very small amount of money to invest in. it's not a risk. >> charles: you are putting your money to work, that is ultimately the goal. at your age, take advantage of it. >> i like my money to make itself, because i get to take more. >> charles: paradise. that's all we have time for today. of course, i will be back on monday on fox business network 2:00 p.m. for "making money" and be sure to tune in for "cavuto live tomorrow, we will have many guests tomorrow. all right, it was a rough week for the market. the dow is only down 200 points. think about that. "the

. >> coachella seems awful to me.ter than coachella. >> it does, and we have such sort of mythic reverence for it, which has evolved over the years. >> of course. >> i went back and tried to talk to as many people who played it and organized it and went, and it was less about the music and more about this human connection piece of it, you know? woodstock isn't woodstock unless the fences go down, tickets are worthless. they ran out of food the second day. you had these guys from a commune in mexico, the hog farm, wavy gravy. this was a hippie fema. it's counter to what you're used to. >> it's the forerunner of the fire festival except there was actually music. this was actually much better organized. >> i said to this generation, you complain about cheese sandwiches? grandma was in the mud with a head of cabbage. but i wore my ralph lauren tie dye shirt today as a symbol of some people saw those hippies as a threat to decent society. >> did you tie dye that shirt? >> no, it came that way. live music is now a $30 billi

destiny's child brought the house down with that surprise reunion at coachella last year, and recentlyith the rumors that d.c. are gearing up for a world tour. come on, make this happen. so we talked to someone who would know, miss kelly rowland. >> that was news to me just as much as it was news to you. i was like, oh, my god, a tour. it's happening, someone call me. if it was to happen, i would want it to be a surprise. i feel like news is right at your fingertips. shame on you, whoever reported it. >> so you're just going to drop it as a surprise for us? >> i mean, i'm not going to go that far, because you're going to take that blurb and put it right there. >> we kid, of course, but we would love to see that reunion tour happen. meanwhile, priyanka chopra is all about that tour life. three days after being the ultimate jonas brothers' fan girl in miami, the newlywed looked stunning at the beautycon festival in l.a. >> what is it like behind the scenes of the wives on tour? >> i mean, let me just tell you. it's a whole family situation. i never thought that it would be like that. so

. >> coachella seems all wful to .han coachella. >> and we have reverence for it and i went back and tried to talk to as many people who went and it was less about the music and more about this human connection piece of it. woodstock isn't woodstock unless the fences go down. it w they were getting food handed out. it was counter than what you're used to. >> it's the forerunner of the fyre festival but it was much better organized. >> you're complaining about cheese sandwiches, grandma was in the mud. i wore my tie-dye shirt today. more capitalists saw these hippies -- >> did you hitie-dye that shirt? >> no. it came that way. instead of giving breakfast in bed to 400,000, they're selling it. >> i wonder if ralph was there. >> might have been. >> it's amazing that so many things went right that it actually happened. everything could have gone wrong and a lot of it did go wrong. >> they had no venue 30 days before. they were -- it was a whole exercise in improv. they had to build a bridge and they're going, so, what shou

like coachella, laollapalooza ad countless others, this will draw tens of thousands of music fans intomodern festival goer know they owe their fun to a small town conservative farmer. >>. ♪ yes, we've got to get ourselves back to the garden ♪ >> the first farmer said there's no way i'll let hippies hang out in my hay so i brought a storybook. the dirt, the noise, unwashed dirty girls and boys. one farmer did not think the same. and max yazger was his name. titled "max said yes." because in hindsight, the patron saint of this whole deal might be the open minded farmer with the last minute land. see, they were selling tickets and booking bands, michael lang and his band of hippies couldn't find a home. >> we had sacks, you know, we might come is get their daughters. there weren't very many women, but these gorgeous skinny guys might come and get their daughters, so they wanted them out of town quick. >> people in town were scared. people were scared, and that's why we got kicked out of walk hill. they were going to be invaded by hoards of hippies who were going to rape our cows and horde

how far will this spread could we see it at a coachella will we see that the state or the county fairgroundshey have a beer tent, what we have pot tense when we go to the county fair. >>how far do you see this going we do know the county fair next year the state county fair is this a fair california will have a can of this exhibit. there is an increase in demand for cannabis to be worked into these types of events the way it's being worked in the normal americans lives as it is today. i would fully expect to see show up at lollapalooza in a few years, illinois has legalized cannabis through its legislature in sales. for don't you start on january 1st in that state support for legalization is in this mid 60's. i'm generally people want to see this integrated in a normal way cannabis and music since the 60's have been going together. this is a formalization and has sort of regulatory approach to stuff that's been going on one quick follow-up and we're out of time. what about going to a sporting event. the giants game or 49 ers game i think that might be the last to bridge that gets that gets c

is that a good enough reason because it will cut into the coachella budget?challenge is, everybody wants to give a kid better life than they had. it is much harder for millenials to have the same standard of living as their parents. we've seen opportunities shifting away from the working class, especially as people enter the job force. charles: so then, the democratic field, may start to whittle down. a few folks have dropped out. who do you think, max, is articulating these sort of new values in a way that could resonate for them during the campaign? >> i think elizabeth warren has come into her own. there is monmouth poll that shows she tied for first. joe biden dropped 13 points. she picked up a lot of that. she is good articulating policy ideas, like tax reform, student debt reform. things that resonate with voters, especially people active in democratic primaries. >> kristin, to that point, she has written at least 19 policy papers this year. she has published them. trying to say i'm putting meat on the bone better than just a bumper sticker stuff a lot

the news this week reunited rumors that destiny's child could go one step further than last year's coachellawe need to talk to someone who would actually know the truth. miss kelly rowland. >> that was news to me just as much as it was to you. i was like, oh, my god, a tour is happening. someone call me. >> if it were to happen, i would want it to be a surprise. after like your news is right at your fingertips. and sometimes it's very bad journalism. shame on you whoever reported that. >> you're just going to drop it as a surprise for us. >> i'm not going to go that far. because then you'll put it right there. >> we kid of course. but we would love to see that reunion tour happen. meanwhile, priyanka chopra is all about that tour life. three days after being the ultimate jonas fan girl in miami she looked stunning in l.a. >> what is it behind the scenes of the wives on tour? >> let me just tell you. it's a whole family situation. i never thought it would be like that. we created our own hashtag of wives on tour. >> when do you think he finds you most beautiful? >> is actually really annoying

but i went to coachella last year and i saw -- i saw beychella.> jimmy: they were just here last night >> i know. they were here yesterday >> jimmy: yeah, love them. man, they're talented. >> they're the best. >> jimmy: you got to hear the song they did with vampire weekend. >> with vampire weekend. they're wonderful. we were all -- everyone -- it was the craziest thing because -- >> jimmy: this is the one from the documentary. >> yes >> jimmy: the beyonce thing? >> yes >> jimmy: you were there >> it changed my life. >> jimmy: you're getting emotional. your voice is different. >> my voice is higher. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: my voice is higher because of that. >> that's because it's infectious >> jimmy: beyonce made your voice do that? >> you don't understand. it was a -- it was life experience because i feel like i've heard people say, like, "oh, i was there for this thing or this rally on this -- we all witnessed something that had never been done that was made with love, that was made with beauty, that was made with pride. it was a nod to a histor

you got coachella all of these.h so many artists and so many different stages with so many messages, it's hard to capture that -- the way country joe sang an anti-vietnam song back then. the audience today less worried about getting drafted, more worried about getting shot at home. so, you know, artists lake child irk gambino, rap about that in certain places. i asked kids if they think a song could change the world for the better? they think so. but the grandparents thought the same thing. 50 years ago. >> well we look forward to watching the special report, wood stock at 50 airing home night at 9 eastern here on cnn. good work, bill. thanks for doing this. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, trump's fwren new deal, the president suggests buying greenland not just to feed the ego there is a lot of money there. president trump unleaching a blistering attack against congresswoman rashida tlaib. calling it a setup after she rejected israel's new offer to visit her grandmother in the west bang

the track list notably features water, a song kanye performed during his coachella sunday service earlierually themed titles including "god is baptized" and "through the valley." this would be his ninth solo album. many crossing fingers hoping this will be for real. the last album he postponed indefinitely, so "jesus is king," everyone is waiting. >>> speaking of the new music theme, selena gomez is back in the studio, and fans are pumped. the singer shared these black and white snaps on her instagram story, which appear to show her in a writing and recording session. there's also this shot of a soundboard captioned, just so you know, i see your comments and i'm working on it. fans have long been wondering when she would release a new solo album so hopefully this is a sign of one to come. selena is also sharing a new addition to her family. meet her new dog gwinnie. having a nice nap together. >>> it is time to pig out because today is international bacon day. >> yes. >> the holiday. >> international bacon day. >> correct. the world is celebrating bacon. >> a couple weeks ago it was natio

christian theme songs like god is, baptized, and water which west debuted during his sunday service at coachellaonnor is -- >> what? >> that was schwarzenegger for those who don't recognize that. >> sounded like a lamb. >> it was a lamb also. the trailer for "terminator, dark fate," that was sad. the latest trailer was released on friday. it is full of familiar faces trying to save humanity. take a look. >> i am going to kill you. >> i understand that. >> i'll be back. >> yeah. >> that is linda hamilton reprizing a role of sarah connor for the first time in 30 years. >> nice. how about that? >> the film hits on november 1st. >> i love that. >> arnold is back as well. >>> and finally to the controversial new deal between the nfl and jay z's rock nation. they revealed on friday their first two collaborations, both of which will fund groups across the country committed to social justice. the first an apparel line called inspire change is set to launch later this year. the other partnership is a new music showcase which debuts new songs during nfl broadcasts. songs of the season begins september 5th

. >> destiny's child recently seen together during beyonce's set at coachella.l-scale reunion is exactly what fans have been waiting for. we knew a reunion at some point, a reunion tour. does it feel like it's been long enough, though? >> yeah. >> trust me, look, i could have beyonce solo, i could have her in group, i want it all, the jay-z on the run tour. >> you go on tour, we'll be there. >>> next up, could one member of the royal family be ready to become box office royalty? prince charles could share the big screen with daniel craig in the next james bond movie. >> the second in line to the throne has been offered a role after visiting the set of the untitled james bond 25 film, a source saying he's the epitome of everything british and that bond fans would love it. >> prince charles wouldn't be the first member of the royal family to appear on screen alongside james bond. the queen made an appearance with 007 in an olympics opening ceremony video in 2012, and of course now the newest royal, one of the newest, duchess meghan markle, she's got a long history

anthem is lizzo's top hit sitting at number four on the billboard charts she's graced stages at coachellaget this positive, musical medicine. >> reporter: music that includes some flute solos ♪ >> reporter: her instrument so beloved, she even gave it a name sasha flute. and an instagram account with more than 200,000 followers. up next, lizzo is taking her talents to the screen in the upcoming film "hustlers," starring alongside jennifer lopez and cardi b. the singing, dancing, fun-loving powerhouse doesn't seen to be slowing down any time soon >> she's not now that you know lizzo, let's talk to lizzo. what's up? >> hi. >> hi. >> how you doing >> can you believe you're here >> watching things like that is so surreal to me i feel i'm watching a movie of my life, and the movie is still going. >> it is a fairy tale. >> it is beautiful i feel like cinderella. >> here's the thing about your story that i don't think a lot of folks realize you're not some johnny-come-lately this didn't happen overnight you've been in the game a long time. >> no johnny-come-lately i've never heard that term i've