. >> reporter: joni mitchell was supposed to play at woodstock. she didn't get there.he writes the anthem that becomes the song" woodstock," better known by crosby stills and nash. >> but her version is more interesting, i think. the lyrics are not really a celebration, especially when you hear the way she sings it, it's a dirge. >> ♪ we are stardust, we are golden, and we've got to get ♪ ourselves back to the garden >> she's saying, ¡we have fallen. we have to get ourselves back to the garden. but that is not what's happening.' >> ♪ i am on a lonely road, and i am traveling, traveling, ♪ traveling, looking for something, what can it be >> reporter: this summer, when npr compiled a list of the 150 best albums by women, joni mitchell's "blue" came out on top. why is that? >> well, i'll start by saying that joni never likes being genderized, which is a word she uses. but blue, over time, has this legend about it. and there's nothing like any of it but especially the darkest songs on there, the title track, for example. >> ♪ blue songs are like tattoos >> i just think the

woodstock, once again, not going to amount to a whole lot if you're going to be out and about. more than likely you will not need the umbrella, but make sure you have a warm jacket. futurecast, notice how the skies begin to clear out. we will keep the cloud cer fredericksburg. clear skies later on tonight and could see a little patchy fog developing where the areas have cleared out. not looking at anything to cause any travel delays, but just be on the lookout. rush-hour commute this evening, temperatures in the 40's, mainly dry. of aroundlows in d.c. 40 degrees. your wake-up forecast, little colder, montgomery county at 37. fairfax, 38. planner tomorrow, more sunshine on the way. temperatures in the mid-50's. a little warmer temperatures. the football game, that is this saturday -- make that sunday. fedex field, upper 40's to around 50 degrees. looking at the 10 day outlook, let's backtrack a little bit. 55 on thursday. 43 degrees on friday. waking up early saturday morning, could be looking at a freeze warning for the district and surrounding areas. more on that over the next

>> woodstock. >> out there right now as woodstock makes his way around, looking a little cool out there tonight. if you're down there towards the airport, you wish you could move like that. look at the cars there. a lot of cars not going anywhere any time soon. again, a huge travel day across our ream gion, as it is for mosf the country. 45 right now, dropping through the 40s to the upper 30s by 11:00. the windchill already in the 30s in most locations, so a cold night tonight for sure. 41 degrees gaithersburg, 41 in reston, 42 in manassas, 43 in camp springs. my family flying in around midnight tonight. hopefully traffic is a little bit better by that time. as far as rain is concerned, no rain or snow. if it was falling right now it probably would fall as snow. wouldn't we love a white >> no. >> if you live in minneapolis, if you're traveling, minneapolis is a white thanksgiving. parts of maine, down towards florida and parts of the northwest. this is the area that i think is going to have a problem. if you're driving tomorrow, whether it's 95 or 70, maybe it's 81, i think we'll be fin

all the dances were at woodstock. dancer he immersed himself in the outdoors. he joined the prairie trek in 1937 an annual summer adventure out west celebrating nature, archeology and indian lore organized by former boy scout leader hillis howie. lifelong friend ben hitz was on the expedition with him. >>sam sherwood and kurt vonnegut, junior, both of indianapolis, were among the group. >>narrator: he could afford to take the trek in the midst of the depression because his father designed the cabins that howie would build the following year as payment in kind for tuition. back at shortridge, kurt became more popular as an upper classman as classmates learned to appreciate his sense of humor >>patty cochran: he wrote plays and skits and things. i think he was always very appreciated by his own age people. he was so popular, tremendously, wasn't he? >>narrator: yes and no. there's a frequently reported story that some athletes grabbed kurt and stuffed him into a garbage can in school. it was not a friendly prank. >>wake

|j wouldn't think of woodstock when i say charles manson. i think woodstock in a way...67, 1968. by the end of that year, the zodiac killer in california claimed his first victims. the chicago democratic national convention witnessed a full—scale police ride which was recorded for the whole world to see. lsd was the drug of choice and was replaced by methamphetamines, speeds. so manson moved to sever cisco in 1967, it was the year of the summer of love, but the fall of that year had already seen neighbourhoods transformed from relatively welcoming, open places where one could feel safe to no go zones. where one could feel safe to no go zones. in large part because people we re zones. in large part because people were exploiting young teenagers. to get in on the free love train. really good to talk to. we must leave it there. thank you. months of high temperatures and virtually no rain has caused drought in spain and portugal. more than 80 % of portugal is officially classified as enduring "severe" or "extreme" drought. now there are concerns for the country's population

woodstock two hours' drive away from new york. this is where sky lives thirty one years old married and the mother of two children like many students to fund design school she had to borrow money. they said student loan debt is a good debt that you can carry and i was told that it was like paying off a car. at the time part of the sum was loaned by the state the other part by sallie mae the leading american student loan company but at the end of her study she had a nasty surprise sky couldn't find work her debt skyrocketed so i started at thirty two thousand nine hundred sixty. dollars and today oh one hundred twenty seven thousand eight hundred eighty dollars so it's thirty seven thousand dollars in interest alone and the rest of that is collection cost in fees. in sky's debt has tripled the accumulation continues to grow havea by one thousand dollars a month. erica husband has to cover the household costs one is owed no bank will open a current account for his wife. for all her purchases sky has to use her husband's debit card.

a couple sprinkles south of woodstock. temperatures in the 60s to low 70s. one of the warm spots, north beach, 74. nashville at 68. 65 in lovettsville. for the afternoon, spotty showers. temperatures climbing into the mid, possibly upper 70s south of town as we go through the evening hours, notice isolated showers south. winds northerly tonight. that cools things down into the 40s and 50s. with some a much cooler day with clouds thickening in the afternoon. and maybe a late shower. temperatures tomorrow in the 50s. a quick look at the three-day, 77 today. 59d tomorrow. but by sunday, we're back up to 70 with afternoon sunshine after a little fog in the morning. that forecast, you can take us with you. you can watch us on our app as well. we stream our news cast, available on the wusa9 app. andrea. >>> thanks. police are increasing security ahead of sunday's new york city marathon. this after monday's terror attack. 2.5million people expected to attend. the event comes days after the terrorist suspect said a truck went on a deadly rampage killing eight and in

woodstock two hours' drive away from new york. this is where sky lives thirty one years old married and the mother of two children like many students to fund design school she had to borrow money. they said student loan debt is a good debt that you can carry and i was told that it was like paying off a car. at the time part of the sum was loaned by the state the other part by sallie mae the leading american student loan company but at the end of her study she had a nasty surprise thirty two thousand nine hundred sixty four dollars and today zero one hundred even worse due to her debt no employer wants to risk taking her own. now hundreds of job applications them but a couple called out but i have been treated like a friend yes i. call the credit report they look at what's on that piece of paper and then they decide we were based off of that sheet of paper. faced with this debt and sky has decided to fight this morning she is going to a solicitor to file a complaint against her old school who forced her to borrow. and this is not h

so receptive to somebody woodstock above political but you go for what you can measure and talking about interstate waters there are not that many of them they separated at the time with a lot of variables. so the final problem is a day to spend some time on the correlation of war but a lot of the justice isn't good bet with that prejudice for which i started that however well strictly -- struck me that you have more cases also it is combined with the feel of work. and that methodology is hoping you to make since leaded is no substitute. sterling to do that more hybrid approach is much better in if you look after all of this effort with this collective effort it is just one guy but if you don't you very much but let's get the conclusions. but the bid conclusion that people will come up with that did influence policy that is generalizing so now turning this into a grand kerry. of and then with that skepticism and then to do of a much better job. >> and then not to make claims. >> so coming back to the civil war specifically but moving back to this area and a talking about that, though who

hagerstown, woodstock, 7:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. stretching right around areas of interstate 95. get a lot outt to of the system. gone by friday morning. breezy winds on at times. notice the temperature on saturday, the lowest, 51 degrees for toys for tots. alexandria, virginia, 11 a.m., i like that it's breezy and not windy because as autria pointed out wednesday, these will be flying out. [laughter] talk more about your forecast, the cold trend is coming up julie: [laughter] roads rightn the now, you're lanes are open traveling southbound on 270, but right now it's a 19 minute trip coming southbound towards hyattstown. neara crash was reported old fort road south. rescue units are heading in this direction with backups forming. a 14 minute commute from the beltway headed towards the 14th street bridge. i am back within the next 10 minutes and we will take a look at the right to wilson bridge. autria: sounds of the holidays? me metro. hey, kidd. kidd: a very special morning outside the wheelie morning -- the wheelie reston metro. w

just off to the south and west of us, temperatures range from degrees ino 53 culpeper, luray, and woodstock. the forecast for this evening, out and about the capital beltway, upper 40's, six :00 p.m. the clouds increase. around 50 degrees by 8:00 tonight. the temperatures will have a hard time falling terribly far because of the cloud cover. those will range from the 30's to lower 40's. here is our futurecast. it is dry for the rush-hour commute. showers approach from the west, 8:00, 9:00. by 11:00 tonight, around the i-81 corridor, we will see wet weather continue. most of the wet weather out of here by early tomorr lower 40's. plenty of sunshine. warmer temperature. a bit on the breezy side. highs will be in the upper 50's to close to 60 degrees. we do have mild air on the way for the day on friday, south and west of us. that arrives for the day on saturday. this right here is the big push of colder air. it arrives late saturday. you are going to feel the difference on sunday, with highs that will only be in the 40's, and windchill factors in the 30's. get out the winter gear. you are goi

. >> laura: today's marijuana is not the marijuana of the woodstock day.ch more potent, much more powerful, the thc levels of marijuana smoked, you know, all those years ago about 11% weaker on average. and colorado is reporting 32% increase in marijuana-related traffic deaths from 2003. it goes on and on. increase in marijuana related hospital stays. increes in marijuana related emergency room visits. that's what we need more of in america. >> i read that same article. even though let's deal with the traffic accidents. even though they said a higher use of people using marijuana, they are not saying the causation of the traffic accidents were caused by marijuana. i read that same exact article. >> laura: all those things are okay. horace, you get your opening statement. >> it's not about whether it's the federal government or the state government. the real question is what's its impact on the local community. if you are coming up with a program for making sure that our working class, our communities of color, and many areas of the inner city just get lost

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come on now ♪ in the middle road ♪ yeah >> watching live aid on tv was my version of driving to woodstock, it showed that musicians for me seemed to be the most altruistic people in the world. >> a group whose heart is in dublin, ireland. [ cheers and applause ] whose spirit it in the world. a group that's never had any problems saying how they feel. u2. >> when u2 play live aid, things had changed. rock and roll was getting serious. music could change the world. bono could change the world. ♪ sunday bloody sunday ♪ sunday bloody sunday >> u2, formed ten years ago when its members were still schoolboys, now arguably the hottest rock and roll band in the world. their last album "the joshua tree" has so far sold 13 million copies worldwide. >> u2 somehow in the video age were still developing and becoming a great band and maintaining that kind of connection with people and not getting the message lost in the medium. >> we spent the last ten years finding out how to be in u2. we'll spend the next ten years seeing what u2 can do. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody

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 lead 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

ritchie havens started woodstock festival with this song. first song at the woodstock festival. ritchie havens sang it. i like the beatles. triple-digit loss continues, one hour into the trading session. we got weekly, weekly numbers how much oil in storage. liz: up 1.85 million barrels in storage. looking for draw down of 2.2 million. it went up. stuart: more in storage. we're using less. therefore the price of oil should go down. it hasn't gone down much more. 55 bucks a barrel on oil. big tech stocks, look at its, apple on the downside again. i believe in the longest losing streak in seven months. all the big tech stocks are down. amazon losing $13 a share. >>> general electric, is it moving up, tell you right now, please? i don't know. ge, yes, there you go. $18 a share. they found a buyer. it wasn't me. but they found a buyer. tax reform. house votes tomorrow on their plan. paul ryan says, he believes that the house could approve a reconciled bill that include obama care, the mandate repeal. congressman eric paulsen with us now. this is

we have the likes of woodstock petroleum on the radar. we lost this in sydney over here as shell sold the entire stake of the company. geelyg kong you have leading gains on the hang seng after it acquired a u.s. firm. china is said to be considering an ascension of new electric car permits. noble shares are falling for a fifth session in singapore, sliding to a low from creditor dbs. now, anna and matt, they have lost 88% during 2017. anna: thank you so much. we are getting headlines crossing bloomberg from communications over in india. the latest in the headlines is a default on a $2020 bond. new, the first of their concerns on their inability to pay the reporting. after saying over the weekend that it missed local debt payments. the story was about local debt repayments and today the headline was that reliance communications are said to the bond.ing 2020 dolalr bllar david davis has said it is 50-50 whether he gets through brexit talks by the severe. that is according to european business leaders. however, his spokesperson said it was c