and of course, every major music festival still strives to be the next woodstock.aybe no one says "groovy" or "outta sight" anymore, but where it counts, we're all still a little hippie. it was a comedy phenomenon which took america by storm in the late 1960s. a fast-paced variety show filled with one-liners, sight gags and topical humor. "laugh-in" was top-rated t-v almost from the time it first aired in 1967. so are we celebrating "laugh- in" right now? you bet your sweet bippy we are! "nbc ignores several threatening phone calls and presents "rowan and martin's laugh-in." it was a fast-paced sketch comedy show which was unmistakably part of its time - the late 1960s. this was "rowan and martin's laugh-in," one of the most influential comedy shows to ever appear on television even though its run on "n-b-c" was relatively short lasting only six seasons. "it happened in the '60s. it was the age when we lost our innocence and people wanted a release valve. they wanted something to laugh at. they felt badly about the war, the economy. all the same things we're having

>> yeah, we were like 10 minutes up the road from the one main street of woodstock.g wooden house in the woods. it was incredible. >> seth: a lot of woods there. woodstock, wooden house, the woods. >> wood heavy. >> seth: yeah. >> wooden. [ light laughter ] wooden actor. >> seth: and so -- [ light laughter ] >> you know -- [ applause ] >> seth: did you -- >> they weren't laughing because it's true. >> seth: no, no, no, they don't -- i don't think so. >> yeah, alright. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what, did you run into -- did you come across any wild animals? [ light laughter ] >> yeah. i was robbed by a bear. >> seth: you were? >> but i was, yeah, i was robbed by a bear. i never saw a bear, but it robbed my garbage. >> seth: okay -- >> and it must have made off with it. >> seth: that's so much more disappointing than what i wanted the story to be. [ light laughter ] i would just like a paw on your back. and like, "don't move." [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: that might have been a guy in a bear suit. i don't know. >> no, but, i was obsessed with seeing bears. an

woodstock looking to the heavy rain. 6:00 a.m. it's over the district. the best news is we are going to get all of this moving out mid-morning. skies will clear and the temperatures warm up nicely close to 90 degrees for daytime high. cooler air next week. >> signed, sealed and delivered. t.j. is not leaving washington soon. he is staying with the caps for a long time. the caps just announced they resigned oshie to eight-year, $80 million contract that breaks down to $5.7 million a year. last season the right winger tied for a team high of 33 goals with alex ovechkin. the quote "tough times don't last, tough people do." that embodies kenya vasquez of she has had up and downs in the life and the softball field is her sanctuary. we take you to fairfax county for tonight's rising star. >> life is full of curveballs. >> honestly, everything that i went through has made me the person i am today. scott: sometimes you need to take a bat and swing. >> i people like every day is a new day. a new opportunity. >> marshall high school soon to be senior kenya vasquez

it's even been called the woodstock of the mind by none other than former us president bill clinton.s the 30th hay festival and the line—up is pretty stellar. well, for the second year in a row, we've been invited to share some of our favourite experiences and show off some really good tech, all in front of a real, live audience of actual people. what could possibly go wrong? a packed tent waited, all that we had to do was wow them! applause. we have robots falling over, experiments in haptic feedback and demos in binaural sound, but that was nothing compared to the climax — a click—created wavy, shouty game built using artificial intelligence. in the meantime, it can't have have escaped your attention that around the uk things are getting a touch political. as the general election looms, those politicians are using increasingly sophisticated techniques in order to learn more about us. the advertising reach of facebook has long been an open secret, but now it's something the political parties are getting in on too. in fact, both the trump campaign and the leave.eu groups credited fac

freshly updated, winchester, woodstock, harrisonburg, i-81 about 3 p.m. tomro out. a dry rush-hour commute tomorrow evening. the day planner, the heat and humidity crank up, near 90 degrees the high, above average this time of year. in terms of the heat index factors, 95 is what it will feel like saturday. sunday a little hotter, closer to 100. the fourth of july long holiday forecast, blue 90's saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. confident we will get the fireworks in with no problems tuesday night. we keep the wet weather going next week. several days 90 degrees or better. alison: steve, thank you. up next, a heartwarming story. it starts with a guy who walks six miles a day to get to in from work. nancy: this week his life ch nancy: this is a great story. threeday, justin walks mouse to work in the texas heat and every night three miles home. alison: that changed when andy gave him a ride. inspired by a story, he said about raising money to purchase justin a car of his own. [cheers] >> this is your car. >> we had a lot of people in the community who donated. aliso

a search warrant is being executed here on woodstock drive at the home of richard kauffman and at hisedical office where the trouble started this morning. authorities will not say what they are looking for but it's not connected to april kauffman's murder. >> we have an investigation into various ongoing activity unrelated to the homicide of dr. kauffman's late wife, april. >> the drama unfolded at the medical office of of james kauffman. the husband of murdered radio host april kauffman found shot to death in hire home in 2012. when the fbi, his investigators and local police arrived to execute a search warrant, dr. kauffman was uncooperative and pulled out a .9 millimeter luger handgun. >> after a 30 to 45 minute standoff. dr. kauffman surrendered himself and was placed under arrest for possessing unlawful weapons and hollow point bullets. they only said that the search warrants at his office and at his home are part of an ongoing wide range investigation not related to april kauffman's murder but could assist detectives working the case. >> there may be information we glean from th

just to the south and west, culpeper, luray, woodstock, 73 to 78.elebrate fairfax friday, looking good, near 80. clouds and a chance of a thunderstorm saturday. near 90 on sunday. if you are going to the delmarva beaches, about 75 saturday, lower 80's sunday. almost picture-perfect. don't forget the capital pride parade saturday, starting at 4:30. temperatures in the middle 80's, dropping into the 70's. once we get through the cooldown wednesday and thursday, highs only of the 60's, that is when we warm up, back into the low the middle to upper 90's next week. jonathan: steve, thanks. getting ready for college before he can even drive. alison: he is the youngest jonathan: in baltimore tonight, getting ready for college at the age of 15. he is graduating high school three years ahead of schedule. alison: fantastic. he was at an eight grade reading level when he was just five years old. up next, howard university in the fall, with a nearly free ride. jonathan: making his parents even that much happier. alison: what a superstar. congratulations to him

>> woodstock. >> oh, my dog, woodstock. >> right. >> if he did that -- >> yeah, he could top that. >>o. >> yeah, we'll make a video later today. >> we'll have it. he'll make it work. live doppler 7. we do have a couple issues visibilitywise. what you're seeing on the screen, live doppler 7 can measure the visibility in terms of miles. so, three miles is the visibility right now at half moon bay, so we are dealing with fog and low clouds right along the coast, but the clouds will pull back. lots of sunshine by the afternoon. 66 san francisco, 81 in san jose, 72 oakland and 84 in napa. >>> all right, taking a look at the roads this morning, nice and light through the north bay. so, southbound 101, san rafael, we are looking at just some very light volumes, and that's how most of the bay area is looking this morning. it's friday and it's almost the holiday as well, so i think the majority of folks not working today. we do have a minor issue with b.a.r.t. as well, a ten-minute delay. that was due to an earlier equipment problem on the track and a delay at san borruso station in the sfo, m

tracker radar t maybe one little light shower this morning far out to the west for those living near woodstock, front royal. for most it's a quiet and calm morning and it will be sun filled once the sun gets in the sky. reagan national at 60. dulles 55. bwi 54 degrees. your planner for the day, sunshine and temperatures rising through those 80's. mid 70's by 11:00, mid 80's by 5:00. that's a check of the forecast. over to caitlin now for traffic. >> mike, good morning. beautiful start for our zip trip in georgetown. i'll be down there as well beginning at 9:00 a.m. your commute starting off a little busy in southern maryland. you're coming out of the fort washington area approaching oxon hill here in southern maryland 210fyi we have a closure at palmer road in both directions due to a serious crash which we're still getting details about. julyou'll have to follow local detours. 210 northbound and southbound clos looking free and clear on all majors this morning. 270 really very light volume 70 to the beltway. and that's going to take you all the way from frederick county through montgomery cou

come here all the times you know we have glastonbury a big music festival our version of coachella woodstock going on jeremy corbyn will be one of the highlight acts in the next twenty four hours but right now eight hundred families have been evacuated from tower blocks just a few miles that way out of that window because of the cladding as a precautionary measure because the cladding is made of the petroleum from saudi arabia who knows the petroleum based chemical that caused the dreadful tragedy that occurred in the bust few days nine days ago in north kensington the mood of this country it's not a nation at ease with itself it's a question that lowell for we get on together. when they move them are they going to do something to the building to correct it and move them back well this news literally broke in the bust hour or so so none of those families knew that this was going to happen this whole country obviously watched the horrific world pictures from north kensington the poorest community in one of the richest areas on earth kensington and chelsea in london these households had no ide

woodstock might be getting a little bit of action. slow moving and really drenching complex that has created a flood warning that will create a conflict until tomorrow at 4679 twenty-five. reasonable temperatures, another day in the 80s, but as this warm front gets closer, scattered showers and storms will develop in the afternoon and because it's still kind of humid and humidity will be on the rise as we go through the late day tomorrow we can't rule out slow moving and drenching thunderstorms. 10:00 tonight it's seeing some of that activity out to our north and west. as we go into eight in the morning, a lot of clouds around, not much in the way of shower activity. watch how it afternoon. you begin to see more activity in higher elevatis out to the west. by 6:00 our futurecast suggesting some healthy rain, down powrks thunderstorms, lots of drenching rain potentially with that. at 8:00 we're still watching that cross 95 and continue to move east. by the time we get to saturday morning, a lot of clouds pretty much everything is gone

here's a look at the rain if you're headed west to the mountains, woodstock and hagerstown, the showers early in the day and by 1:00 debatersburg to montclair and the beach is different, it will take time for the rain to get east and think we're dry all the way through, parked around 73. 75, great conditions at the beaches but slightly higher water temperatures and last weekend was cool at around 60 and this weekend low to mid 60's for the water temperature. early in the week 86 but 70's all week long and looks like an active weather pattern for the first half of june and still a little unselingt and we'll talk more about the weather and wet on news channel 8. julie? julie: we're looking for delays around the capital beltway. it is rush hour and no surprise we're low on the inner loop coming from st. barnabus road to get to the bridge, a 13-minute ride on 414 making your way to route 1 and telegraph road. you'll find yourself on the brakes southbound on 270. below speed in germantown but overall 27-minute ride, leaving 495. and for those in virginia, northbound 85 we showed you the dela

. >> woodstock. >> great name. >> he once sang a duet with dolly pardon. >> great debater. >> reggies listens to your side and that's what makes him a great journalist for almost 20 years. hard to believe, morning america." >>> good morning, america. breaking news, new arrests in the london terror attack and the new video overnight showing police hunting down the terrorists. isis now claiming responsibility for that brutal assault on london bridge where three men ran over tourists with a van then jumped out stabbing and slashing victims killing at least seven, wounding dozens more. police quickly swarm the scene. taking out the killers. the investigation this morning. what we're now learning about the terrorists' past and the heros who jumped in to stop them as the uk's prime minister theresa may says it's time for things to change. >> enough is enough. >> overnight, president trump speaking out about the attack. >> this bloodshed must end. >> vowing to help the uk bring the terrorists to justice but coming under fire for his tweets

host: what stock, connecticut, -- woodstock, connecticut, ben on the line for republicans.aller: we should follow the laws, to let somebody in who has already broken laws is against the law. the lady from north carolina is right. if you want to build a wall, how do you pay for it, take benefits away we are giving illegal aliens. i was born in america and my father was born near, his father was born here. i cannot afford health insurance but if you are an illegal alien, you are getting health insurance, over 100,000 of them are. there is the money for the wall. host: lewis from l myra, new york on the line from independence. thatr: i would like to say i am anti-hillary as i am anti-trump but the immigration system needs reform. i think we have hard-working people that are coming over the borders and none of the people are as terrible or demonic as trump would like to portray them. i feel like so many people are struggling. i have been to mexico. were were people that homeless everywhere. they needed food and clothing. i went there on a mission trip and try to help them. the

just west of the woodstock area.u are traveling westward, down toward spotsylvania, 95, not fun commute traveling northbound or southbound from beaver damn to spotsylvania, heavy rain, lightning, continues towards the richmond area. closer to home, few thunderstorms from charles county crossing over into virginia. inside the belt way generally rain-free. nats game got underway at 4:00 . still playing. no problems here. i don't think we any storms in d.c. for the rest of tonight. everything suppressed toward it the south and will stay there. >> eighty-eight in d.c., still very humid, 86 in baltimore, 91 westminster, 86 i winchester, those dew points have sir passed the 70 degrees mark today. and that means it is very juicy out there. it is very humid. and that is mainly south of a front that moved in earlier today where the dew points are lower, 68 there in baltimore, 59 in frederick. much more comfortable toward our north. in the upper 90s.index values- here's your planning forecast for this evening. generally nice i

flames, saw people burning their draft cards, saw a sexual revolution, saw a drug revolution, saw woodstocke into their homes. >> when i joined the nixon white house, there were a lot of demonstrations against the war. it probably was some of the most intense times i think our country had ever faced. i mean, often we were feeling like we were in a state of siege. you felt it physically. and we knew that we were going to have to protect the white house. there was a lot of discussion about using troops, directly facing the demonstrators, which i felt could laez to direct confrontations and conflicts. and so it came to me, why don't we do what john wayne did, let's just circle the white house. with buses. not wagons but with buses. which is what we did. >> so did you want to be on the side of jane fonda or john wayne? my parents chose john wayne. and therefore, they were for nixon and nixon was on the side of law and order. ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ more than ever we need nixon now ♪ ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever >> nixon's law and order platform was very popul

person being greedy or selfish i decided i wouldn't just sell white power of music but other music / woodstock hip-hop and heavy-metal so the customers that came to buy the other music even though they knew who i was showed me compassion and in fact, they showed me compassion when i least deserved from. to first i was very standoffish show is happy to except their money if they had a conversation it was short and i did not want to engage but they kept coming back and every time the conversations were little more personal so one day when a black teenager caveman he was upset he said his mother was diagnosed with cancer suddenly i could connect with him and understand how he felt because my grandmother was diagnosed with cancer just before that when i saw the gay couple loving and holding their son that was the same love that i felt for my own son. sova conversations got to be more personal and started to realize we have more similarities than differences and what we had was superficial we all have the need for love and acceptance and success to support our families. those are the fundamental ne

it's even been called the woodstock of the mind by none other than former us president bill clinton.n front of a real, live audience of actual people. what could possibly go wrong? a packed tent waited, all that we had to do was wow them! applause. we have robots falling over, experiments in haptic feedback and demos in binaural sound, but that was nothing compared to the climax — a click—created wavy, shouty game built using artificial intelligence. in the meantime, it can't have have escaped your attention that around the uk things are getting a touch political. as the general election looms, those politicians are using increasingly sophisticated techniques in order to learn more about us. the advertising reach of facebook has long been an open secret, but now it's something the political parties are getting in on too. in fact, both the trump campaign and the leave.eu groups credited facebook as being a vital part of their electioneering. we know that the personal details that you give to social networks allow them to send you relevant, targeted content, and it goes much deeper tha

. >> he definitely looks like he was at woodstock. >> we take shots of gavin and our producers, if alliefter our man gavin. we're allowed to make fun of gavin but not folks at home. so there's this, quote, actor named mike biddle. >> looks like an actor. >> says get this man a razor, not a fan of neck or facial #puppy. >> they called him today puppy. >> the cutest puppy in the world. >> there you go. >> first of all, i don't like the idea mr. biddle is out there beard shaming. >> trolling. >> we like you as you are, gavin. >> thank you. >> i love you as you are. i will say from the moment i met you, i thought you were a throw-back from a different generation. >> different era. >> we went to vegas together. >> that's random. >> he went to vegas with the 10:00 and we did this hangover skit. gavin was totally up for it. he was the part of the boy who woke up with a pizza box over his head, where am i? i was like, this guy -- >> no shirt. i had to have no shirt for that. >> you weren't wearing a shirt? but i thought he was -- >> see, we can do it, just not you, biddle. >> here is the thing.