special correspondent megan thompson reports for our arts and culture series, canvas. ♪ megan: dancewhistles, electric guitars, and the full minnesota orchestra. the house was packed with school children at this recent performance in minneapolis by the south african group "29:11 international exchange." ♪ >> the country of south africa was ruled and governed by a system of racial discrimination and segregation known as apartheid. ♪ megan: today's themes also included inequality, resistance, and reckoning with history. >> we stand for truth, we stand for transparency. we stand for openness to speak about difficult topics like race. >> we are here initiating forgiveness and reconciliation. not to just look at each other in color, but look at each other as a human race. megan: 29:11, whose name comes from a bible verse, has been working with the minnesota orchestra since it toured south africa in 20. -- 2019. and in adams grew up in a poor cape town neighborhood during apartheid, not even able to enter a music hall. >> as a child, i have seen a lot , which any child should not see. mega

nelson: thank you, megan. this is a test flight that rings to bear all the things that the title implies. we are testing the vehicle for, in this case, the first time, with humans on board. megan said that this has been done six times before. so, think of it. for the first time humans have flown on a new spacecraft. starting with mercury, gemini, then apollo. the space shuttle, and then dragon, now starliner. come next year, it will be the first time that a crew will climb on and will launch on the o'ryan spacecraft, which will take us around the moon. because it is a test flight, we give extra attention. they are checking out a lot of the systems, the life-support, the manual control, all of those things that you want to be checked out. that is why we put two test pilots on board. of course, the resumes of butch and sonny are extensive. the other thing to comment about this flight is this is all a part of our commercial activities. so, you have already seen commercial crew and -- send cargo to orbit with the

no estés nerviosa, megan, no pasa nada. megan, aquí estamos tus elefantitas. agárrense.uién les hizo tanto daño? - por la trompa. [ríen] - no quieres saber. - ¿están trompudas? - ¿o quieren beso? - no. no lo sabemos, pero, bueno. mucha suerte a las elefantitas y decimos... 3, 2, 1, [chista] cero ruido. [tania] ¡no! megan, vente para acá. [aplausos] la elefantita menor se reúne, se une a la manada. no pasa nada. hay nervios, sí, pero era el primer reto. - lo hiciste muy bien, megan. - lo hizo muy bien megan. la verdad es que sí. es que tú también nos habías dicho que eras ruidosa. sí. [rie] y lo fuiste un poco, pero no pasa nada. no, no pasa nada. en la siguiente nos arreglamos. exacto, en la siguiente y ya repartes culpas. - eso es bonito. - eso es muy bonito. repartir la culpa es una cosa muy fantástica, pero, bueno, vamos a ver cómo le va la siguiente familia. les voy a pedir que ustedes se relajen porque, la verdad, es que sí vivimos un momento de mucha tención. y vénganse para acá porque viene la familia servín. acá los recibo con mucho amor. ya vieron de qué se trat

back to our reporter, megan. a little more color from the courtroom here as this verdict has been delivered and the former president is found guilty on all 34 counts in the hush money trial. >> absolutely, we just found out the judge has ruled that sentencing will be july 11th at 10:00 a.m. for former president trump. that's when we'll know a little bit more about what the final punishment will be, whether he will dgo to prison, face any prison time. again, the maximum sentence is up to four years in prison for these charges. that will be july 11th at 10:00 a.m. more color coming in from our nbc news colleagues inside. they're painting this picture of president trump sitting alone at the table, sitting stony face, not saying anything. his, one of his lawyers, todd blanche, has been arguing for a motion of acquittal. so we know on your question of whether they will appeal, it looks quite likely they're going to be appealing this case, but for now, he's just sitting there. arms are crossed. lips are pursed and sitt

a lot of questions arose about megan’s image, her iron broke, she doesn’t know how to use it, she droveo the brink, she ran away with the iron, why are all her dresses wrinkled, why does the hem trail on the ground, because this dress is needed later hand over, it’s for rent, the audience immediately spoke out, and megan’s open back, we don’t even dare to voice statements on this topic, well, maybe she really didn’t think that she was going half naked in... maybe they didn’t tell her, but suddenly the king wasn’t informed, in any form it will be, they made a surprise, no, this is not a joke, not a prank, this is really the first official portrait of charles ii in red shades, in honor of the year since the coronation , a unique artistic style, some said, something from the fiery depths of the underworld, others thought. it is reported that the artist wanted to add dynamism to the painting and highlight the contrast between the traditional past. modern trends, the contrast turned out, and, by the way, the butterfly was invented by the king himself, whether he liked the picture based on hi

megan, great to have you with us. we have had you on the show before.conversation, you're obviously a big music maker as well. >> yeah, i love writing music and i've got music for you all today. >> take it away. >> come on out, june bug. are you ready to sing some fun music? >> yeah, and i know just the person to get it funky in here. come on out. >> hey, everybody. >> june bug, a skunk? >> you said you wanted funk. ♪ ♪ the greatest songs ♪ ♪ in a world full of melodies ♪ ♪ you're my harmony ♪ ♪ there's no place i would rather be ♪ ♪ i would follow you to infinity ♪ ♪ the world just doesn't turn for me ♪ ♪ until eternity ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ ♪ you're the reason for everything ♪ ♪ you're my rock, you're my hope ♪ ♪ no greater love than your company ♪ ♪ and the joy that you bring ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ you are my world ♪ ♪ >> great job, you two! >> and now, for the grand finale -- >> no, no, no, please don't spray us. >> megan, that is terrific.

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you are megan and i love you we got. >> remind you see your appointment 11, 30 i don't know.ust i can't wait to see my license with my name on it. >> having that legal named genes like i don't like really seeing my birth name a lot just because it reminds me of someone that was struggling bullying. so like having it legally changed things like i don't have to feel like i'm hiding i like you know, i don't like opening my bank account because. it has my dead de things like that. like to see myself and everything. >> yeah exciting are you too? thank you. >> it's so exciting now we just wait yeah. >> i think we're good to go home i'm so happy thank you so much for. last. are we only had about 75 people or so this year are anticipating a couple of hundred people we have psychologists, medical doctors, professors, attorneys, and most importantly, female athletes themselves. oh discussing this crucial topic thank you all for being here. >> please. welcome heart or original ipod dotted davar on thank you, kim, in marcy we have a new challenge now males who identify as trans are insis

lawsuit against rupert murdoch's british tabloid newspapers to include allegations involving his wife meganre than 40 others are suing news group newspapers over accusations of unlawful activity by journalists and private investigators. the sun and the now—defunct news of the world from the mid—19 90s until 2016. in march prince harry sought to amend his lawsuit to include new allegations, including the sun ordered private investigations to target his then girlfriend, now his wife in 2016. however, in a ruling today the judge refused him permission to do so and also to include allegations dating back to 1994 and 1995 involving his late mother princess diana. the judge also rejected an application to include allegations against rupert murdoch himself and other senior executives. however, prince harry was allowed to alter his case to include allegations that the papers had bugged his landline phone and to make accusations against furtherjournalists and to make accusations against further journalists and and to make accusations against furtherjournalists and private investigators. a spokespers

megan is with that story. megan?ding in the middle of a restaurant who's seen revenue grow 20% year after year, and yet its owner can't access the financing he needs to expand. we'll bring you that story, what it says about the business, and maybe a little barbecue after the break. (ella) fashion moves fast. setting trends is our business. we need to scale with customer demand... in real time. (jen) so we partner with verizon. their solution for us? a private 5g network. (ella) we now get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. our customers get what they want, when they want it. (jen) now we're even smarter and ready for what's next. (vo) achieve enterprise intelligence. it's your vision, it's your verizon. and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." the april jobs report coming in weaker than expected. nonf

and we're delighted to have as a discuss megan mcardle megan, i think most of you or, all of you know, as one of your original superstar our bloggers and also a i think it was david weigel who you made the transition from blogging to become an msn journalist. she's not tebowing as we used to say. janelle, a columnist for the for the washington post, where i'm sure many of you read her. she also worked for bloomberg, the economist the atlantic and newsweek and the daily beast and has been published all over the place. new york times, wall street journal, the guardian, reason, among other places. she's also the author of the book the upside of down why failing. well, is key to success and that megan and brian tend to be philosophic aligned. i'm going to be very curious where the points of disagreement will be on the book, although david boaz once mentioned to me that he, he, david, both would score about 60 on brian kaplan's libertarian purity tests. so maybe there actually will be some points of points of disagreement, but without more delay. brian, take it away. all right thank you ve

important here is our author, megan kimball. she's an austin based investigative journalist, author of the 2015 book unprocessed. she's a former executive editor of the texas observer. she writes about housing and urban development for texas monthly, the new york times guardian and, bloomberg, citylab. her latest book, which came out a few days ago, is called city limits inequality and the future america's highways. and it examines the toll that ever expanding urban highways have taken on our communities. and it does so through the prism three texas cities, austin, houston and dallas so please help me welcome our author megan kimple. thank you, gilbert. thank you all for being here. it's really a delight now, megan, you as you point out the book, you were born in austin, you grew up in southern california, and california. and that that area particularly in california, like texas, has a very strong car geographically, big, very spread out. was it during that time period growing up in southern california that if you first started

with major corporate partnerships boosting investment in kenya megan, good morning. >> reporter: goodamber is hosting kenyan president ruto today with a forum of business leaders. they are focusing on investment in africa. ruto met with president biden and both have been touting cooperation in tech and a.i. a few of the announcements we heard is microsoft with g42 announcing a $1 billion commitment to build a data center in kenya. google is investing in digital infrastructure the biden administration among other kmicommitments. meg whitman says this is a great place for investment in a.i. >> it is very powerful technology that i think can change everything and we have to guard against it being destructive. i think it can also be a real force for good and consume tremendous amounts of power. a.i. uses tremendous amounts of power. that is an asset for many countries. >> reporter: whitman said many countries should be investing in africa frank. >> we heard from meg whitman right there. former hp and e-bay ceo. why does she think every company should invest in africa to some extent >> rep

megan cassella, thank you. we will see you throughout the day. >>> let's check on the other corporate stories with silvana henao. good morning, silvana. >> dom, good morning. wall pmart is planning to layof workers. the wall street journal reports employees in smaller offices in dallas, atlanta and toronto are asked to move to new jersey and the hometown in bentonville, arkansas. the retailer is also asking most remote workers to return to the office. walmart reports first quarter earnings on thursday. >>> google's developer conference kicks off today with the keynote by ceo sundar pichai. a flood of news about a.i. openai may be trying to take some of the wind out of google's sails. the maker of chatgpt revealing a model yesterday that can use voice, emotion and tone across text, pictures and video. openai says the model will be offered for free. >>> uber is expanding its footprint in asia. it is buying the food panda business for $950 billion. uber is looking to complete the deal by next yeear. dom. >> silvan

megan fitzgerald, emilie ikeda. nbc news new york. wednesday. we will see you back here bright and early tomorrow morning. y to. lamas. stay right there. stay right there. >>> relentless, deadly tornados continue battehe

stevie nicks and megan thee stallion and pearl jam coming this weekend, and some celebs as well. cameron diaz there she is on stage today. there in the blue. let's bring in nbc's jodi hernandez. and jodi, you got to pace yourself here. you've been there all day. and now the party really starts. how's it going out there? oh, i'm telling you, people are pumped up. it is day one of bottlerock napa valley's biggest music festival. the weather is fantastic, the musical lineup amazing right now on stage behind us, it's nelly up there. so he just took the stage. many people wait all year for this music festival and it really has so, so much to offer from the silent disco where people can groove outdoors to music through headphones to the indoor club featuring a dj and strobing lights. but of course, the main attraction, the bands we saw, indie rock musician pete yorn performing on the big stage this afternoon, as well as tiktok sensation boy with uke tonight headliner stevie nicks, hits the main stage and a little over an hour from now, and megan thee stallion is also playing at 815 on

nbc's megan fitzgerald reports.hey just said, i have to get in this van and go to the precinct with them. nicki minaj sharing the dramatic moments with the world. where am i going? for what? the rapper, songwriter and actor live streaming on instagram. these moments at the airport in amsterdam, police appearing to tell the 41 year old star politely she's under arrest. we were bringing to the police station. yes for what? you can go because you are carrying drugs. i'm not carrying drugs, okay, but it's not a question here, i think. i'm not carrying drugs. number one, when i came here. yeah, my. the bag. go inside. no, i'm not going in there. i need a lawyer present. police saying they would help minaj make it to her upcoming performance on time before escorting her into this vehicle and closing her in. the artist was on her way to her next concert in manchester, england. i don't know where he got that super bass. the 12 time grammy nominated and multi-platinum selling artist catapulted to stardom with hits like super

the biden administration is announcing it is handing out new funding from the chips act our megan cassella is joining us with more. >> he is giving the latest award to polar semiconductor it will receive $120 million in grants for the factory in bloomington, minnesota it will create incentives and funding from the company and from private investors the biden administration officials say the project will create 160 jobs in construction and manufacturing. it will allow the company to double its u.s. production capacity within two years as it expands to a foundry model for the first time to allow it to serve more customers this is the eighth award doled out under the chips act. it is smaller than the multi-billion dollar packages we have seen recently, but this is unique because it boosts the production of chips from cars and household appliances and healthcare and weapon systems and in the power grid. 5% of production capacity for chips is in the u.s. currently these are the chips also where shortages were the most acute during the pandemic. dom, there's $6 billion left to dole out we are ex

stevie nicks, megan, thee stallion and saint vincent are among those performing tomorrow. music starts at noon goes until 10:00pm. and folks jamming having fun and the weather should cooperate. not going to be super hot or warm, but various racing. i don't know. i was can you imagine yourself out there? the sunshine is blaze in 90 or 100 degrees, right? yeah, it looks like it is going to be just nice to get out there to enjoy that, too. but >> cool down is in the works is everything is changing now in the atmosphere getting ready for some much cooler weather as we start out the holiday weekend out the door right now, looking toward sfo. yeah, we've got some delays at sfo, but that's to some still on the roadways. there are no delays being reported. oakland or san jose. let's check out your get away forecast for you. have the monterey bay as we head into the holiday weekend. temperatures going to be cool. their paws of 50's and some low 60's in the warmest spot. southern california, not a bad place to be find some sunshine but still unusually cool temperatures. only about 6

you've got to be out on the road let's just today, but a lot. >> so megan, there's a new a quick poll out or wisconsin today, if finds by the leading trump 52, 44, we should note other recent polling and wisconsin has found a much tighter race than that. and i think it's fair to say it's a toss up in the battleground states as of now meanwhile, donald trump is spending his days in court. he's facing at a criminal charges in four different cases president biden says he's a threat to democracy. january 6 happened. we have all these embarrassing details, stormy daniels and the prosecutor is going why are the poll so close if he is so awful? as democrats depict him? >> i think that no one's paying attention needs swing voters in these swing states are not paying attention and they'll start paying attention late september, early october. these are based voters that are paying attention right now. and so that's, those are the people who are in these polls. and i think when it comes down to the swing states in these boats that matter come october and when people have to make a decision in no

hey megan. hi, dr. park. hi, megan. megan is my student i'm so happy to see her. in your bookhere find or throughout your research where you found that maybe a event or, a historical event, a lot of musicians were trying to almost like make their lyrics about that or like send a message. maybe more subliminally toe back like maybe certain like worldly or secularsagethat they were against. oh, that's such a question. i love that question. yes. about studying this music is you can alepen on any big issue that mattered to evangelicals. they were writing songs about that. ery first big social issue that i cover in this book is the issue o temperance. the prohibition movement was, el songs many of them, were written tpu revivalists talking all about thef booze and alcohol. and some of them are are in anyy subtle when you said, you know, are there subtle things. 's brew. you're welcome. but and a lot of them were aimed young people. so in the know the the idea of there being an adolescent period and teenager tna ness teenager would really as developed a lot these reviva

here's megan fitzgerald. >> reporter: in this small french village just outside normandy and thousandsan to be grateful for our fallen heroes. ♪ ♪ every year, people here and across france honor the sacrifice the u.s. military made in world war ii. but this celebration is different from 94-year-old marie bastion, who briefly left the hospital to be here. [speaking in a global language] it was the 13th of august, she says. marie was just 14 years old in 1944, two months after d-day, when american troops were pushing deeper into france to liberate the country from nazi germany. u.s. army air forcy air force p sh sh chaufty was flying above her village with his plane was struck by enemy fire. chaufty managed to bail out of the aircraft, but his parachute didn't work. marie's father found his body in a field not far from her home. she remembers it like it was yesterday. paul chaufty, giving his life on the same day marie's village was liberated. now, 80 years later, marie and her daughter welcome chaufty's family for the very first time. >> i think it's amazing that marie wanted to have th

megan i still like it's on the rise, like the whole movement against transgender care. any pain over here, you're okay i'm okay. nothing. right okay. >> you're ready. let's go over your results and everything. first of all, how are you been feeling? how is everything? >> i mean, i did experience of injury also mean i definitely think like just because my body was changing so much that it made me a little bit more prone. so like having like it's look at tore muscle is your enduring, aren't any different like cardiovascular. >> i have noticed it's a bit different. i can't necessarily do what i used to do. >> right? there's some change. yeah. that was looking to see if there's any changes like anemia or using. but your levels are fine. and this is where the best part is for you, for your goal in terms of the testosterone it's aides less than ten, which was your goal i'm just so happy. >> got to that level, but i think it's a little too late because they would have to get it in like february to be on the women's team. the nc delays requirements on their website. i remember

megan fitzgerald has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, another massive blow to the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza. israel shutting down fired rockets towards the border. hamas says they targeted idf the kerem shalom crossing after they say hamas fired rockets towards the border. hamas says they targeted idf headquarters. the closure a significant setback. in an exclusive interview on "meet the press" this morning, the head of the world food program saying parts of the enclave already gripped by famine. >> so what i can explain to you is that there is famine, full-blown famine in the north. and it's moving its way south. >> reporter: this as the latest round of negotiations on the cease-fire ended today. hamas calling for an end to the war, a complete withdrawal of idf troops, and for people to be able to return to their communities. prime minister benjamin netanyahu this morning doubling down, saying ending the war in gaza would keep hamas in power. and tonight, a source with knowledge of the matter told nbc news, cia director william burns is in doha and will travel to i

hey megan. hi, dr. park. hi, megan. megan is my student i'm so happy to see her.ok where find or throughout your research where you found that maybe a certain like american cultural event or, a historical event, a lot of musicians were trying■2 o almost like make their lyrics about that or like send a message. maybe moreliminally to come back like maybe certain le messt they were against. oh, that's such a question. love that question. yes. so that is the fun thing about studying this music is you can almost depend on any big issue that mattered to evangelicals. they were writing songs about that. so the very first big social issue that i cover in this book is the issue of temperance. the prohibitiomo was, fueled by songs many of them, were■u written then published by revivalists talking all out the doom of of booze and alcohol. and some of them are are really funny. they're they're not in any way subtle when you said, you know, are there subtle things. nope. you know, alcohol is the devil's brew. you're welhem were aimed young people. so in the know the the idea

here's nbc's megan fitzgerald. tonight, another massive blow to the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza. israel shutting down the karem shalom crossing after they say hamas fired rockets towards the border. hamas says they targeted idf headquarters. the closure a significant setback. in an exclusive interview on meet the press this morning, the head of the world food program saying parts of the enclave already gripped by famine. so what i can explain to you is, is that there is famine, full blown famine in the north, and it's moving its way south. this, as the latest round of negotiations on the cease fire, ended today. hamas calling for an end to the war, a complete withdrawal of idf troops and for people to be able to return to their communities. a hamas prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, this morning doubling down, saying ending the war in gaza would keep hamas in power. and tonight, a source with knowledge of the matter told nbc news. cia director william burns is in doha and will travel to israel this

megan mccarthy, former deputy and clearly i'm wondering, you are a family of police officers and whennd that police are leaving, they can't hire them, what do you think about that? >> i'm not surprised and i will tell you why. back in 2020, everybody came from police officers, everybody -- for police officers. nobody had their backs. now we have officers being shot in the line of duty up 60%. we saw a record numbers last year and we are already in may and this number is going to surpass it. we don't need police officers coming in just for a paycheck. we need our elected officials and the community to appreciate our law enforcement officers because they are not out there getting the job. i would love to see these people spend a 12 hour shift in a patrol car and experience what our cops are experiencing and maybe they will have a little respect. >> trace: i think you are right. sheriff, here's the wife of a police officer who was killed in the line of duty. listen to her. >> 282 names were added to the memorial. 282 father's, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers and sisters. children who

and, and it's interesting, i think that, you know, this notion of megan and harry sort of fleeing that establishment. i don't know that i personally question how much is this? you know them just wanting to live their life without being under constant scrutiny and under cost and well, i guess they are under cost scrutiny, but let's say like under the protocols of the royals, right. the way that we talked about now, you know, with kate, it's like you're under constant protocol and decorum. whereas these guys are like, listen we, we want to enjoy them. the rich is the well, the status that comes with it, but want to be able to be, it has some freedom and that's probably what they're doing at some level. all right, coming up next. some people are above criminal prosecution. they claim by divine right. as a sovereign, how does this antiquated ideas still exist in the 21st century? we'll discuss it when we return with sean stones. the type em all will be right back. the the a good one. yeah. that you attempted to do to fix that amount. apache sat there for the show and then it will here job

megan?anies are still vying for a piece of that pie that's remaining from the chips act. most of the $33 billion that's been allocated has gone to leading edge producers like intel and samsung. and mike schmidt who leads the chips office at commerce tells us the focus now is on sending smaller awards to dozens of smaller companies along the supply chain. the goal is to provide grants for equipment and material suppliers on one end all the way to packaging facilities on the other. >> our goal when we're evaluating an application is first and foremost to assess the benefits of the application for economic and national security, and then second to negotiate as good a deal as possible for taxpayers. >> reporter: one company competing for a chips award is iqe. a uk-based company that produces what's called compound semiconductor wafers for companies like apple. its ceo says he recognizes the interest in funding ai chips but says it's also crucial to fund the materials that help them work. >> our

megan, the stallion, nellie st vincent and baby rexha. tomorrow you can catch pearl jam, amana sunday will wrap up with ed sharon and queens of the stone age. you can find more details on the festival and on our website at kpix. we're just 2 days away from 2 floats, right? right through the mission for carnival. in san francisco, and every year as part of the tradition, there's a king and a queen. the royal couple are meant to represent the vast diversity, hard work and passion of latin american or laureen ayyoub sat down with the new monarchs who say the new title comes with joy. and responsibility. our special coverage kind of our starts sunday attend. at 10, a.m. and picks plus and stream. live. on cbs news bay area still ahead of noon and streaming on cbs news bay area, bringing more diversity to sports leadership where we're highlighting a bay area ceo during this api heritage month. and in project earth. we learned how human hair could help fight the impacts of climate change, and here is a live look before we head up for break you

for more, let's bring megan waters, a senior policy adviser at the fairr initiative — that's an investort advises on sustainability in the food sector. she says she's carefully watching the impact of virus on the economy. i believe there are steps that have just been put in place involving greater testing. if these continue, the data—sharing continues and if we're lucky enough that they can contain this before the virus morphs, then i think we will have what they call a close call. but we will have made it through this. that's a lot of if so there may be caused a concern moving forward. caused a concern moving forward-— caused a concern moving forward. ~ . , ., caused a concern moving forward. . , ., ., forward. what can be done at the station — forward. what can be done at the station to _ forward. what can be done at the station to contain - forward. what can be done at the station to contain it? - forward. what can be done at the station to contain it? let| the station to contain it? let me start _ the station to contain it? let me start by _ the station to contain it? let me start by

megan waters is a senior policy advisor at the fairr initiative, an investor network that advises ony in the food sector. she says she's carefully watching the impact of the virus on the economy. i believe that there are some steps that have just begun to be put into place involving greater testing. if these continue, if the data—sharing continues, and if we're lucky enough they can contain this before the virus morphs, then i think we will have had what they call a close call, but we will have made it through this. there's a lot of ifs, so watch this space. there may be cause for concern moving forward. what can be done at this stage to try and contain it? let me start by saying i'm not an expert on viruses. what i am is a strategist who works for the fairr initiative. what we're doing is looking at the various risks and opportunities presented to investors, where $70 trillion investor network looking at the risks and opportunities that are presented by the animal agricultural sector. so livestock, dairy and aquaculture. so some of the things that can be done that we advise across t

it includes stevie nicks and megan thee stallion. they are performing tonight. is going to be on stage as well tonight. tomorrow you've got pearl jam and mana and sunday, ed sheeran and queens of the stone age. plenty of artists for everyone's musical tastes. that is a staple here at bottle rock. now bottle rock is also known for its culinary offerings, a showcase of bay area restaurants and the culinary stage lineup also expected to make a splash with one of the splash brothers himself on stage. all star champ steph curry. bradley cooper is also going to be on stage. cameron diaz, neil patrick harris and nelly and t-pain among the other celebrities looking off to show or looking to show off their culinary skills. now, folks making their way up to napa this weekend are very familiar with the traffic of bottlerock. this year, organizers and chp trying to alleviate some of those traffic woes. there will be hard closures in place this year, two of them to be exact. that will be along silverado trail, fairview drive and silverado, as well as hennessy drive and silve

how's an important has spoken with over the year to megan kelly? the a. p. oliver stone, the new york times. 60 minutes. bloomberg. yeah. what, why was there nothing. barbara walters interviewed everybody from fidel castro, mike wallace, and give you the, i don't know how many. i mean this is, i hate to bring it to you, but the leaders of countries, your interviews, i know or the masses and well worry. am i missing something seriously? i'm thinking maybe i would, maybe i've had a stroke or something in my ability to understand this has been through some his ski the cause i don't understand what he did. the best part is if you're gonna spying on somebody, you need this is a pretext. what kind of a spying organization spy out of don't wait until he signs the phone, he'd do it none. none of that makes any sense to pay it turned on. god man, the thing though, do you think the, the us peach state so to speak is spying on tucker carlson? well i well yeah, i mean, but book, well i, i don't really use it. what do you mean spying, spying? she's in the nose. pick u