coliseum a black woodstock.r promote concert that is taught at -- artists, predominantly stax play for free. they take no money for performing. splits underwrites the costs of the concert. tickets are a dollar. and every penny went back into the rebuilding of it into the black community. political figures are there. athletes. i mean the procession begins with the singing of the black national anthem. a film is made. that not just commemorated the musical performances, but it also provided profound social commentary. due in part because a young actor provided a man on the ground commentary and approach during the film his name is richard prior. the festival matures as a forum for black social commentary. now i don't want to get confused with the year. 1972, 1972 is the year that the concert is put on, but it's 1973 that the film is recorded. and this film, as you can tell here, accommodates with the appearance of black moses. it's a great scene. you should do yourself and watch the wattstax film. jesse jackson st

mike in woodstock, georgia. caller: good morning. thank you for having me. i wanted to ask about socializing this more. i think that we have a dearth of response in the media about getting the vaccine out. people are talking about the numbers, that is fine, but coming up with a positive message that gets people more to the needle. what do you think about things that can be done about that? you talked about other strategies that might want to be employed when the demand falls off, but without good numbers where can you tell where the demand really is? guest: good point. we are getting to the stage, you know, we have been reluctant to push of the vaccine or advertise at the vaccine up until now because we have had limited supply. and early on, when we first tried to open things up, people got frustrated because there was not enough to go around. so we wanted to balance that, we did not want to overpromise. now, supply is picking up and it is time to do more of that. basic public service announcements can help, particularly now that things are opening up and pe

. >> every bond day wants you to bring woodstock everywhere. he is the main attraction. kidding. you guys make a great team. let's throw phil in there. temperatures around the mid 40 tomorrow 50 but look at all the fog developing in the east by valley. that will add some, well, stress to your commute and fog along the bay -- peninsula coast. rain still following from black point to san rafael on 101 and also on 37. that is going to make things a little wet there. these are moving up to the northeast and they should be out of here in the next hour, hour and a half. most of us are dealing with dry conditions this morning on our commute, but a little slipperierly, the more people drive on the roads, the drier they will become so it is the morning that i have any issues wilt. otherwise pretty nice. especially this afternoon and into the evening with that drier air and sunshine. here is future radar. we'll roll on and you can see the north bay stuff fading away through the morning commute. the showers are around the mon ray by will be a main stay through the morning hours and

except this is a benefit woodstock. >> it goes to help out, all the donations, everyone will be able going to help out people in need we're not divvying out luxuries we're divvying out necessities to people who need it. another cool thing is helping a lot of the people who need it, they're not looking for a hand out, they're looking for a helping hand there's a lot of people down and out right now and these donations will help them stand up and get their back straight again. >> jimmy: congrats, honestly, i want to thank you and your wife for doing this you stepped up yet again it's awesome every time i see you do it, i go, this guy doesn't stop. you're a great person, a great role model, great family it's going to be fun everyone's going to be checking out your youtube channel all the benefits going to the great state of texas this sunday at 7:00 p.m. central on youtube.com/matthewmcconaughey thank you so much for joining us, buddy. >> you are welcome, jimmy, thank you for having me once again, any time, sir thank y'all. >> jimmy: megan rapinoe joins us after the break stick around,

to mike first up in woodstock, georgia. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for having me. dr. plescia, i want to ask about -- >> well, i am going to read my statement and not take any questions. i'm allowed to still take off my mask. you haven't changed that rule again, right? okay. did you see the mask, everyone? i was in ithaca on monday. they gave it to me. ithaca is gorgeous. i took a course up in ithaca when i was in high school, and they still had this expression. buttermilk state park, my first true love -- well, my first girlfriend, i don't know if she was a true love. okay. in any case, nice to see you all. okay. let's be serious. okay, thank you, everyone, for coming. well, as you know, we've had a busy and extremely productive few months here in the democratic-led senate. when democrats took over the majority on january 20th, the question was, how are we going to get three big things done at once? i think a few of you labeled it the impossible task. confirmed biden's cabinet secretaries, hold a fair impeachment trial, pass robust emergen

the first shooting happened in woodstock. that's about an hour drive away from atlanta. i'm sorry, it happened in cherokee county, about an hour outside of atlanta, and then the next two shootings happened here. you look across the street. three women were shot in the gold spa and the suspect walked across the street and shot another woman. now, of course, this is where police have been investigating for hours to try to figure out all the pieces of this investigation to figure out what happened. i do know because i've learned from a source that when the shootings were going on here in atlanta, that an all call went out to other massage parlors in this area to tell them to lock the door. police were aware that there could be a suspect who was targeting massage parlors in the area. let's not forget that suspect was able to get almost two hours away before georgia state patrol was able to spot him on that road and make that quick apprehension. we do believe also there could be some new information details coming out today. as far as policemen telling us, though, they were a

robert aaron long, 21 of woodstock was involved in that first shooting scene.s who investigators were looking for. we know four people are dead at that scene, and then this is the scene in atlanta where there are two separate shooting scenes. you have the gold spa and then the spa across the street. three women shot in one location. another woman shot at another location. we know the suspect was caught in chris county, which is about two hours away from here. there was a small vehicle pursuit, i'm being told by sources we were able to talk to, and they were able to capture him. not sure if they have been able to speak with him to figure out what a motive is. we have not been able to connect him to this scene at all, but i can tell you law enforcement in the metro atlanta area was working with the theory they were looking for that man, 21 of woodstock, they were looking for the four-door hyunday tuson. obviously with these different sites there were a lot of people concerned about the targets of this. as police got that investigation going, they say it was surve

. >> james, you tony woodstock. forgot i like woodstock, but i always like lucy too, because she was bossy. she was n and they have a first exhibit on focusing on lucy. so she's part of the exhibit. >> can still >> i never i never took to lose because you might too much of my will be around. she's my younger sister. what's going on here, right. so really brown all right, 56 the time. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news drug company astrazeneca now changing its numbers a bit when it comes to the effectiveness of its vaccine. we'll talk more about what prompted that. >> also children, the little ones k through second grade out of the mount diablo school. a school district are going to be heading back to class today. so we'll update you in a live report. and then we have state water officials right now warning us that we need to be ready for the possibility of a drought come this summer. the latest on these stories and more wa coming up. ♪ here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more wit

we are told he is a 21-year-old man from woodstock, they were able to capture robert aaron long of woodstockmetro atlanta area was looking for this suspect, especially after those images were put out, but this has been tough, especially for people who know this community well, they could not believe these shootings happened, in fact, take a listen to this one witness. >> we just heard numerous gunshots coming from across the street. >> i won't say any names but they are really nice girls, they just do great massages, they do great massages over here so it's just unfortunate. >> obviously not in the right state of mind and definitely no heart. i mean, i don't know how you would go in there or what kind of motive would drive you to do such a thing. >> reporter: christine, i can't understate this enough, this is a busy street here in atlanta, this was shut down for several hours, there were people who were very upset that the area around here was closed last night. people wondering what exactly happened. now, of course, we're not sure what time that suspect will have his first court appearance,

if you are talking woodstock, no. if you are talking the philharmonic or something at the hollywood bowl, possibly. >> bay area counties have a new deal with the state that will allow them to retain local control of vaccine distribution. this comes after weeks of tense negotiations in the wake of the governor's decision to hire blue shield as an administrator. >> this was such a call and a very stressful call. for mac a number of local counties will retain control of distributing vaccines to local community clinics such as gardener health services which is currently running a pop up site in east san jose. they call the announcement a major win. >> we look at it as the census track as opposed to just the zip code. this allows us to respond quickly. >> reporter: this allows them to not turn over to the state program which has had technical difficulties. this allows them to ensure that these areas are distributed to areas hit hard by the virus without having to deal with blue shield as a middleman. >> if they had to end

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is fighting to protect fan shot at woodstock r.t. . still ahead social media platforms continue their crusade against donald trump a few chub takes dollars in his 1st major post-presidential speak with details on that story and plenty more besides after the break. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is right. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us on the debt. or a mate in the shallowest. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. 60 minutes into the program welcome back washington has promised to avoid currying to quote costly military interventions abroad but some are questioning the new commitment given america's long record of backing joe biden themselves supporting nato is bombing of ucas slavia came up and has been assessing this switch in forei

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect than shot at woodstock r.t. in london. a global cyber security crisis is brewing after a hack on microsoft exchange email accounts which are used by governments individuals and institutions u.s. says all system users are needed to take immediate action. this is a significant vulnerability that could have far reaching impacts 1st informants this is an active threat and as the national security advisor tweeted last night everyone running the servers government private sector academia needs to act now to patch them. in the u.s. alone an estimated 30000 customers have been affected including state and local government agencies however its full scale has yet to be determined some 250000 customers globally could potentially be at risk and among them many businesses microsoft alleges that the hack was carried out by a group linked to the chinese government but beijing denies any connection we spoke to technology expert roger kay who points out of the ongoing problem with cyber security in the u.s. so this is one.

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect fan shot at woodstock r.t. in london an activist group called justice for troops has been organized with the aim of eradicating harassment and abuse within the armed forces we spoke to member justin montgomery who says her commanding officers turned a blind eye to a medical complaint which led to serious health complications but let's hear 1st from the group's founder graham house. but spent 30 years in the lords force mostly from. got involved whether it was in a commodity logan or a frontline unit with a rape allegation that was really not so much the incident itself that obviously would warrant any war it was the handling of that by the military which was largely to to conceal it when institutions that profess to be powerful and strong are actually weak they taken to by an organization focused on protecting the reputation of the people the building. that my knee injury wasn't investigated and became increasingly unwell and started experiencing quite extreme 7 times and i was alert and the medical team g

extreme violence and woodstock so all in all the trust must be regained in that means that there needs to be a middle. mediation that needs to happen to bring everyone back to the table is as we can see one speaking chinese and one speaking you know spent like literally with there are 2 different planets and from that we've seen from you know numerous meetings have failed but 123 and 4. now we're in what the show in the opposition are not really willing to even the protective area and that is a huge message and that was out of the public now is becoming extremely poor the ways in somali cannot afford a public that goes back to the sentiments of violence in in civil unrest so you know obviously there aren't any you know magic. solutions but there needs to be some serious mediation that needs to be introduced by who i think we've yet to see what the international community now i think it's the message that with today's announcement of this forum that the national salvation for him the message is even louder and that the president and also see that message what they do in the next days to

charged with 8 counts of murder as well as i grieve 8 assault long lives in a quiet community of woodstock georgia about 50 kilometers from atlanta friends say he was devoutly religious but long reportedly told investigators his attack was motivated by a sex addiction not race but can't say that he specifically targeted those individuals. but you know what i will say is that he did frequent as a question keeps coming up that he did frequent those 2 locations within the letter president joe biden has ordered flags across the nation to be lowered to honor the victims on friday he'll be in atlanta on a pre-planned trip will meet asian american community leaders investigators say it's too soon to say what the shooter's motivation was but long could be charged with a hate crime until last year georgia is one of the few states without a hate crime legislation now anyone found to have committed a crime based on gender race or religion faces additional punishments the new laws were passed following the killing of a mob allbery a black man shot and killed by 2 white men it took this is on whether b

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect fan shot at woodstock r.t. . activists have set up a group called justice for troops with the aim of eradicating harassment and abuse within the armed forces we heard from its founder graham house and member justin montgomery who says her commanding officers ignored a medical complaint leading to dramatic health complications. the fact that my knee injury wasn't investigated and became increasingly unwell and started experiencing quite extreme 7 chems and i was alerting my the medical think it on anything basis mustn't being listened to the whole condition of my needless to g.-d. and i ended up having to be rushed to the hospital late layman terms i was in internally bleeding which my life was risk from that then was medically discharged sort of follow up into the condition that i was being discharged then in comparison to when i 1st joined and when i'm sick to leave a flat it clearly all of this could have been prevented if they had only up to the one at the time. but spent 30 years in the role of force m

say they arrested a single suspect, 21 year old robert aaron, long, a resident from the city of woodstock, about 30 miles north of atlanta. the anguish of the killings comes at a time of increased attacks on asians and asian americans. according to russell junk, ah, professor and chair of asian american studies at san francisco state university. this is exacerbates that fear, i think almost every asian american or 1 degrees of separation from facing direct racism this past year, professor john helped launch a website stop a p i hate, which issued a report this week since last march, they have collected nearly 3800 reports of hate incidents directed against asians and asian americans. women are harassed. are the men twice as much as men about elderly and youth are often attacked. as for the suspect, he was arrested on a highway about 150 miles south of atlanta, and police took him into custody on murder charges. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. jury selection continued today in the trial of derrick show, then he's the former minneapolis police officer charged in the death of george floyd

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect than shot at woodstock r.t. . still ahead social media platforms continue their crusade against donald trump as you tube to expire in his 1st major polls presidential speech the details on but plenty more besides coming your way in 90 seconds and counting. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramatic they follow only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. alone in washington this week promised to avoid carving military interventions by paroled but some are questioning the new commitment given america's long track record of backing coups and joe biden himself supporting nato's bombing of yugoslavia killam up and has been assessing the switch in foreign policy announced by the secretary of state we will incentivize democratic behavior. but we will not promote democracy through costly military interventions or by attempting to overth

a police officer was charged with her murder as appearing in court on saturday artie's sunday at woodstock reports. text me when you get home of the parting words we would say to each other when they split ways to make sure they actually make him say that he's touched in their heart and pretending to be on the right is also trying to protect against attacks i may have a couple of comments where just over a week or sever ever existed pitt walking home from a friend's house at 9 30 pm a male officer has since been arrests. have charged. and now the piece of. me pounding his head. on wednesday evening detectives investigating the disappearance of wrought discover the body secreted in woodland in kent. the body has now been recovered and a formal identification procedure has been undertaken. but can now confirm that it is the body of sarah abroad for the killing of sarah ever it has sparked out for grief and rage about women's public safety at the hands of men's actions to women that lead sparked outrage in some cases some extreme intervention i would all mean that at the next opportunity for

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect than shot at woodstock r.t. . so to come on the weekly social media platforms continue their crusade against donald trump a huge who takes down his 1st major post-presidential speech we'll have the details in a couple of minutes. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on it's clearly a dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. washington has said it will no longer carry out military interventions abroad but some are questioning its new commitment given america's long record of backing caves and joe biden supporting nighties bombing if you can slavia kill him off and assesses ny this switch in foreign policy and then spy the secretary of state we will incentivize democratic behavior but we will not promote democracy through costly military interventions or by attempting to overthrow authours very regimes by force we've tried these tactic

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect fan shot at woodstock r.t. . the u.s. policy is to stay away from further military adventures or broad but with some exceptions or another and more besides after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you there. so there are 3 big events in more than hughes 3 which could not be predicted because they were ridiculous. it was world war one because nobody really can see what would happen if you deploy machine guns on so i could call them machine guns because this was always done against the warriors for the. bribes my. friend. the serious french politician would ever ever accepted the. year he become leader of the country when we depleted was incomparable and the collapse of the soviet union because again you know soledad it was. even. the soviets themselves. look at washington this week promised to avoid carving a military interventions abroad but some are questioning the new commitment given ame

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect fan shot at woodstock r.t. . still ahead on the eve of social media platforms continued a crusade against donald trump is he to take a stand his 1st major post-presidential speech we'll have a look at the details just after this break. so there are 3 big events and in more than a few story which could not be predicted because there were ridiculous the prospects for because it was world war one because nobody really can see that what would happen if you deployed us old and machine guns on so i could call them machine guns because this was always done against school warriors for the sudanese bribes my. friends your delusion no serious french politician would could ever ever accepted that somebody will likely be yeah he becomes leader of the country and will deplete it was incomparable going to collapse of soviet union because again you know sold out it was income durable even called. disorders themselves. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics spor

it seems more like woodstock or glastonbury than a geological event. it feels so nice!round. yeah, i love it, i love how many people are here. amazing, like incredible. i've been here, this is my third time, and it's changing so severely, every single time i come. they literally queued up to see this. a line of cars parked nearby now a common sight. the authorities have set up a hiking trail, and are patrolling the area to prevent people from straying too close to dangerous volcanic gases. all this, quite the diversion after a year of viruses and lockdowns. i think for myself and so many other people, it's like a really nice experience to have this social vibe, really, to get out. it really makes you forget about the whole pandemic and everything that's been going on. volcanologists say they've no idea how long this eruption will last. it could be over in days, or it may go on for decades. only mother nature knows. that's it. you can reach me on twitter — @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello there. as the clocks spring forward, the temperatures prepare to spring upwa

frontline fight to protect their country it seems like their country is failing to protect fan shot at woodstock r.t. . the us promises to stay away from further military adventures are broad with some exceptions more and more besides. the world is driven by a dream shaped. thing . we ask. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. period dramatic developments only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. 60 minutes into the program welcome back russia's communications watchdog facebook . kills all me arrest of supporters of a radical ukrainian group who are operating in russian the social media giant branded the information fake despondent originating from the country's federal security service to get more of this let's. talk and. take us through the story as some all the details do appear peculiar. indeed i mean to get to the bottom of what exactly happened we have to go back to february of this year when the russian federal security service the f.s.b. completed an operation in the russian c

official records but the government says there was little transmission present at the time of peta at woodstock every death is a tragedy there is no evidence that there was sustained transmission within the community in january 2020 we acted swiftly to curb coronavirus and are told times we have been guided by the best available evidence to deliver a strategy designed to protect the n.h.s. and save lives put questions still remain on onset about what actually happened and if anything would have been different had the government acted sooner that the country. partin wednesday morning hi there for you so watching how they are per leaked letter a feels washington wants the afghan government to share power with an enemy it's been fighting for decades tell you more. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true wh

if you are talking woodstock, know. if you are talking the philharmonic or the hollywood bowl, possibly.>>> to date, the united states surpassed 30 million total cases of coronavirus. for information about coronavirus vaccines go to abc7news.com/vaccine. it is easy to find the latest news, submit questions and share the information with your friends. >>> the east bay was the first filipino american to serve in the state legislature and is a huge proponent of civil rights and racial equality. leah melendez has more on this time nomination. >> the announcement took place at san francisco international hotel. should his mother was one of those protesters. >> now, my mother cynthia and myfather warren, they can't make it today. we will see a governor nominate their son to be the first filipino american attorney general in america. >> he was born in the philippines but his family moved to california when he was two months old. his family lived in a trailer and worked with the united farmworkers. a graduate of yale law school

not clear on why we're expected to talk about it as a part of our job so i just said i'm a coder woodstock iraq race and she said that's fine just don't talk about is say you're uncomfortable so that is exactly what i did at the workshop the facilitators later told our group that any white person who is resistant to discussing their skin color when requested. is not actually uncomfortable what they are doing it is a power play it's called way fragility and it is power play. well the president of the college is denied the accusations calling them baseless in her resignation letter jodie sure that said that the climate change following an incident back in 2018 when a so-called cultural war erupted. if you don't. mind is eating lunch and we're. ringback trying to stuff like this happens way too often where people just like. to show believe that the college could take a different approach to the sensitive issue of race. college is very invested in talking about race in a way that i find is racially hostile and so i believe you for going to talk about race let's talk about it in a meaningful au

this was a kind of art woodstock. this was incredible for me, incredibly emotional.ou have won many prizes in your life, from venice and many other artistic centres, you have been lauded. but you have pretty serious critics and some of them say in recent years you have been seduced by celebrity and the spotlight of the media and you have done your performances with big stars like jay z and lady gaga. you got her involved. and maybe, some see you as a sell—out? laughs. ijust had a conversation a few years ago with debbie harry and she said, you know, when i had no money, we are literally on the street and couldn't pay electricity bill, we were making the music and then we started being recognised and we started having the money and even made the better music than before because we had a full stomach. and then they told us we have sold out. so i think the public has this incredible nostalgic view of celebrities and who they are going to help. until my moma show, my work was not largely publicised and known in the public. and then, after performing at moma, i did my wor

this was for me, like a kind of, you know, art woodstock. it was incredibly emotional.m the young generation. my generation, i don't think they will ever accept me. you've won many prizes in your life from venice and many other artistic centres. you've been lauded, but also you have got some pretty fierce critics. and some of them say that in recent years, particularly, you've become seduced by celebrity and the spotlight of the media and you've done your performances with big stars like jay—z and lady gaga — you got her involved — and maybe some see you as a sell—out. ijust had a conversation a few years ago with debbie harry and she said, "you know, when i didn't have no money, we were literally on the street with even can't pay electricity bill. you know, we were making the music. then we start being recognised and we finally started with the money and we even make the better music than before because we had the full stomachs and then they told us we are sold out." so i think the public have this incredible nostalgic relation of the poor artists who they're going to

you really don't know we have middle aged politicians who were alive and well during the ages of woodstockback in the seventy's when free love was the theme and people work heavily self medicating with opioids and all of those sorts of things and actively participating in and sex sexual intercourse with multiple partners that they oftentimes didn't even know so i think that is age group of legislators actually especially in the u.s. is more inclined to be familiar based on their experience of the counterculture but the issue really is and i hear everyone you say all well culture is shifting in where you know why and thinking about all sorts of sexually generating and just you know basically making women sexual objects is so prevalent but at the same time everyone is not going to come from the same place of morality religious viewpoint and so we just simply have to teach consent across the board in what is consent we teach it and a sexual of sexual education classes what it's like pouring tea on a person can a person consent to having tea court on them if they're passed out they can't conse

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