and all of a sudden, we're at woodstock and i know what 400 acres of people looks like from a helicopteru know, woodstock overnight, but it was a complete accident that the organizer handled rather adroitly. tavis: right, yeah. and then there's your solo work. >> well, that was like, okay, now i'm on the good side, so i can pick and choose. i needed a break from this here, so i wanted to play some more blues. you know, i wanted to get back to where i was at in the first place, which is more rolling stonesy, you know. i wanted to get after that. of course, i hook up with chris hillman and started to do a country style band. i finally got my blues band, you know, in the 1970s, in the late 1970s. you know how when you look back on your life and certain part of your life get compressed in periods of months, you know? by the other side of 40 is a decade? like the four years of college becomes three weeks! well, in my case, in fact that's literally true. tavis: but you don't regret that? >> no, i don't. i lived there and i been to high school in that town, but i kind of already knew what i was

. >> it is nascar woodstock out there. kind of the calm before the storm. they will practice tomorrow and then the qualifying starts saturday. not a lot going on today. but they had their lunch in the city. an annual event. the 2011 winner kurt busch. his first road race triumph ever was on that event. talking with fred inglis he says this race is more rough and tumble than you would expect. >> you can get physical with guys. you see retaliation and you have to expect it. the atmosphere is supposed to be where you yield to one another, not destroy one another and destroy was the word everybody used a couple years ago. fun track that lends itself to good racing and good unique strategy as well. >> sunday the event. the a's, we are not used to this. they usually pull these things out, it didn't work out against the rangers today. took 3-4. ground ball here, he hit it. he will score on the error. the a's go up 3-2 in the 7th 7th 7th. bottom of the 7th. he had his problems over the past couple weeks, gives up a two run single on a 3-2 pinch. a's still have a sh

. >> reporter: for vacationers like kristy fairchild from woodstock, georgia, the storm was just part of the getaway. >> we came for a sunny beach vacation. ended up with a tropical storm and making the best of it. >> reporter: beach goers on the west coast have been warned to watch out for dangerous rip currents. in gulf shores, alabama, authorities say more than a dozen swimmers had to be rescued in the heavy surf. >> we were just swimming. we didn't think we were that far out until we couldn't get back in, we couldn't touch and we were all freaking out. >> reporter: andrea's forecast to ree main a tropical storm through friday, bringing heavy rain and 40 miles per hour winds to parts of georgia and the carolinas. before racing northeast off cape cod on saturday. just since the first part of may we have covered record-setting snowfalls in the midwest, then the deadly twist rs in oklahoma city. now a land falling tropical storm during the early days of the hurricane season. following andrea there is nothing to worry about on the beaches. we have a long way to go. the peak of the hurr

i panicked and said woodstock. (sighs) i just wanted to show sheldon off to my family.first boyfriend and all. not just my first boyfriend, he's the best boyfriend. i mean, think about it. i'm dating sheldon cooper. yes. on purpose. he's handsome, he's lanky, he's brilliant, and his skin has that pale, waxy quality. well, sickly is the new sexy. yeah. mm. you know, amy, sometimes when you're in a relationship with someone you really care about, the sucky part is, it leaves you open to getting hurt. do you ever worry about leonard doing that to you? (laughs) that's hilarious. no. get that guy! get that guy! pew! pew! pew! pew! dr. rostenkowski, it may interest you to know that saying "pew, pew, pew" isn't as effective as pressing your blaster key. in the same way that saying "whee!" doesn't make the land speeder go. pew! raj, imperial troopers on your tail. (groaning): got him. when gandhi advocated his philosophy of non-violence, i bet he didn't know how much fun it was killing stuff. all right, i think we got them all. let's divide up the loot. bernadette: ooh, look at

if you look, probably 4 to 500 woodstocks in black and white. >> do you ever worry anymore about whatlz died in 2000, everhart says he is always looking over his shoulder. >> what do you think he would say if he was here? >> he would be smiling. when he came to our studio several times he would say these look like my children. i can't believe i didn't draw these. >> how much do you miss him? >> i miss him every day. >> reporter: and the price tag, not peanuts guys. some of these paintings go for $150,000. it is a real testament to tom that schulz gave him his blessing to use the characters and if you hurry you can still see the paintings for a couple of more days in soho at the gallery in new york but they are gorgeous. >> you just made one guy very happy. tell them what happened. >> a few years ago there was an auction at our kid's school and i got one for like $500. >> and it's in the landing going up to the kid's room. >> and the code on the alarm at al's house is -- >> wow, good for use. >> put museum glass on it. >> what is in yours? >> it's snoopy but it's very close up and all

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was a huge hit off of the heels of performing at woodstock. it did so well.992. it continues to just be one of those quintessential sunny day songs. >> love it. puts you right in the mood. the last one. >> all right. she's from jersey. what color is the sun, miss jersey? is it white, orange, yellow, or red? >> oh, no. when i color a coloring book, it's all of those colors. so i'm going to go with white. [ bell ] >> yes! [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. that was weird analysis but okay. >> it worked. the sun is white? >> the sun is white. the reason -- she wasn't completely wrong. she said it's all of those colors. white is the inclusion of all of those colors. like black is the absence of color. white is all the colors. and the sun doesn't turn yellow to our eyes until it passes through the earth's atmosphere. it is actually all colors. >> you're smart, lori. >> yes, i'm a little science-y. there's fashion, style at "lucky," and science. >> thanks for coming to see us. appreciate it. >>> he says they're the next big thing. we'll meet elvis durant, artist of the m

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. >> so just like the crying beatles fans, the hysterical elvis lovers and, well, anyone at woodstocknia may have its moments of hysteria. but for his fans, it's always summertime. ♪ summertime is finally here >> clean-up crews say it took 15 hours to clean up the more than 50,000 ponds of garbage after the concert. the worst part they say, take a guess, makeshift port-o-pottiep. >> the rolling stones are saying get off my stone. mick jagger took a shot at the white house over nsa surveillance saying "president obama is not here tonight but i'm sure he's listening in." the guys from one direction were there. >> coming up, nfl punter chris k kluwe on his fight for same-sex marriage and the meaning of sparkle ponies. to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ every day we're working to and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment t

wildly on wall street trading desks, passed along from trade to trade like a marijuana cigarette at woodstockqe has also infiltrated wall street's financial spreadsheets as well as its super smart computer programs or algorithms that automatically execute all those lightning quick trades. in short, most trades, risk taking, and the way investors have positioned their portfolios in recent years has been driven with qe in mind. aside from how the economy will do because of the lack of qe, are we even in position, do investors have the tools within those programs to actually live in a world without qe? i think that's something that most investors don't understand. perhaps their brokerage firms don't have the computer programs to deal with this newfound phenomenon. >> i would take issue with that metaphor. strictly from what i'm told, marijuana makes people more mellow. again, what i'm told. qe, by contrast, has made people sort of hopped up because it's put all this easy money in there and let people take a lot of risks. the issue -- part of it is, yes, having to adjust your portfolios to accoun

the seeds were used in bags of frozen fruit blends and woodstock frozen organic pomegranate kernels.often see. an exotic pet that turned loose and bounced around a texas town. he's now back home. officers in grand prairie, texas, were called to help corral a one-year-old wallaby. he hopped away. police caught him on a neighbor's porch about a mile away. animal control is trying to decide whether it is legal to own one in that town, but there's no ordinance saying they cannot be kept as pets. >>> what the supreme court has decided surrounding the prop 8 decision. >>> near record heat. i'll have a time line for you, coming up. >>> and starting tomorrow, a new time and place, you can see the 10:00 news. if you miss us at 10, just turn us on at 11:00. the 10:00 news will reair at 11 every night in its entirety, right there on tv 36. again, that begins tomorrow night. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is ameri

soundtrack of these years segways from this is the dawning of the age of aquarius to by the time i got to woodstockwe were half a million strong to in soldiers and nixon coming we are finally on our own, prepare ourselves for the real world and we were going to fix it. i am on strike, i told my father over the phone after the invasion of cambodia and the killings, the hell you are, he shouts back into the receiver. you get to class. my dad and richard nixon were interchangeable that season. so i came up the phone on the old geezer and joined the protest. it is 1972. i graduated from college but have not launched myself into the chaotic world at large. i have taken a u-turn returning to the high school from which i graduated in order to teach english. hello, mr. and mrs. mcghee. we are colleagues now. okay. my first classes were the ones not there none of the added features one comprised of students who have been retained to notice some anytime some of the my age, 21. ease what hogs their fond of calling themselves. my plan is to win the mobile releasing them from the prison of school until i got th

woodstock, virginia. mike much you are on. i would like to say thank you for your service. i'm a retired defense contractor. i had great respect for a senator's work. i have several questions. what would be the breakdown of contractor services and operating overseas bases? you stated that 70% of our basis are in japan, south korea, and germany. do you note the locations of other overseas bases? lastly, if you would, the status of our overseas bases as it compares to our state facility and consulates and where those are considered u.s. soil, how do we compare our military bases versus our state facilities? i appreciated the act that we have this forum to proposed these questions. first, a breakdown of costs. guest: we did our assessment, we included the support that our troops get. it is substantial. , butnot have the fraction we do deploy. when we do deploy abroad, we have substantial support. germany, north korea. where are the other 30%? guest: we have some in kuwait. we'll show this map. names of all of the basis. go ahead. in our report, we list major bases around the w

hollywood, woodstock and the hippie culture. it wasn't the source of the power of the 1960's civil rights movement. it was god and god alone. [applause] it was dhaka that let those men and women risking their lives over that bridge in selma alabama, not janis joplin, not university and it sure wasn't a labor union. [applause] it was and john lennon that taught people about peace and peaceful resistance. that job fell on the shoulders of a jewish carpenter a long time ago. [applause] their rights that so many americans ignorantly preach about, line about aren't even there's. they don't belong to us. those rights belong to god. we are caretakers of those rights. they belong to him and are given to us for stewardship and they are pretty important and they are pretty obvious. in fact, they were so obvious we used to say that they were self-evident for those people that are currently under indoctrination in the universities. let me explain self-evident. [applause] that means that they are so simple humans don't even have to have them

off of the heels of them performing at woodstock and the beach boy rerecorded it in 1992 and it continuesmy gosh. >> that was weird. the analysis. >> but it worked. >> and the reason, she wasn't completely wrong. she said it's all of those colors. white is the inclusion of all those colors and so just like black is the absence of color. white is all the colors and the sun doesn't turn yellow to our eyes until it passes through the earth's atmosphere. >> oh. >> because it's actually all colors. >> you're smart, laurie. >> a little science. that's style at lucky and there's science. >> thank you for coming to see us. >>> all right. we'll meet the artist of the month. we're so excited to hear them sing after this. don't peek. [ female announcer ] your smile. like other precious things that start off white, it yellows over time. fact is, when it comes to your smile, if you're not whitening, you're yellowing. crest 3d white whitestrips go below the enamel surface to whiten as well as $500 professional treatments, at a fraction of the cost. guaranteed, or your money back. crest. life opens up w