not far from the town of woodstock in the state of new york and marked the end of the hippie era, despitethunderstorms. the festival was attended by about half a million people, more than 30 singers and groups performed. among them is carlos santana jennis. julian is hum at the dawn of the fourth day of the festival , jimi hendrix put the final point. it was the first mass musical gathering in the history of rock and roll, 9 months after its completion , about 200 thousand illegitimate children were born to those who were there. and so much was baptized with a place where the us sexual revolution began documentary. but still he received an oscar , and one of his editors was marcin, scorseason on august 15, 2013, the cia disclosed information about the secret zone, 51, thus recognizing. the very fact of its existence. previously, there were rumors that ufos are being studied here and experiments are being made on aliens from other worlds. the base is located in the south of nevada, 130 km from las vegas, in order to dispel rumors, the authorities reported that experimental aircraft and sam

♪ susan: mark clague, that was jimmy hendrix playing his version of the star-spangled banner at woodstocklet's talk about your book. mark: i am smiling as i hear that because to be is still the most amazing performance of star-spangled banner in history. jimi hendrix, 1969, the youth of america conditioning a different future for the nation. i teach a course in american music for first-year students and i think partially to make myself look cool i play jimi hendrix and the star-spangled banner because i figure if i am talking about american music, what could be more american than the star-spangled banner? the questions lead me on a quest that has taken me more than a decade to figure out where the song came from, what it has meant in different moments in american history. but it started with hendrix in woodstock and this fusion of patriotism and protest reflecting the turmoil of 1960's in one of the greatest moments. susan: you describe your book is a cultural biography. what does that mean? mark: i think of the star-spangled banner almost as a person that was living through some pivotal

i just remember like an idea of like a woodstock or maybe the woodstock and like people losing their mind in mud. and yeah being like it. yes like that image you're saying i'm like, i feel like i have a specific thing of it. just no reference there was much more of that in 1999 like bonfires and real like media coverage of it is like lord of the flies people are turning against each other. yeah kai, question with all the questions representation like everyone did that have an effect on. takes out yeah, so i mean, i think this is a question like what what did these depictions do for politics? i think it's i'm trying to. to show that there was like there was a lot of optimism and there was a lot of ambivalence and it didn't map neatly onto the political parties. that there's a lot of like that that bill clinton is the boy from hope. um, and that technology can make the way and so another thing i have down here is there was all this conversation of the internet as the information superhighway it would lead us as the bridged to the 21st century. that have been another like campaign sloga

not far from the town of woodstock in the state of new york and marked the end of the hippie era, despiteunderstorms. the festival was attended by about half a million people performed more than thirty singers and groups. among them is carlos santana jennis. joplin, at the dawn of the fourth day of the festival , put the final point by jimi hendrix revolution in the usa documentary. but still got an oscar and one of his editors was marcin, scorsese august 15, 2013 year, the cia disclosed information about the secret zone, 51, thus recognizing. the very fact of its existence. previously, there were rumors that ufos were being studied here and experiments were being made on aliens from other worlds. the base is located in the south of nevada, 130 km from you. vegas, in order to dispel rumors, the authorities reported that experimental aircraft and weapons models are being developed here . most of the works in the underground the original crisis around the object erupted in 2019, when, following a call on the social network hundreds of people went to the so-called assault base, finally deman

the academy in the cape town, district of woodstock, off as a free education for young people. brett van wren's book found zip that in 1995 together with his wife lawrence, both a former circus artists. we believe that any kid and matter what the background, if they're given the opportunity in life and they are passionate about what they they do and any child can make it. and a lot of kids, you know, who have talent and skills, often left beyond and zip said, you know, we kind of provide that platform to give children that maybe don't have as much as others, the platform to do something with their life. you kobus, who every one calls trompe was one of these children. touring with the zip sap circus, took him around the world in the last years he even performed in front of tennis superstar roger federer and barack obama at the white house. however, his road to success was rocking. as a teenager, you kobus would live on the streets of pal, a southern capetown. he was addicted to substances such as man drex and meth which a highly dangerous drugs you kobus was at rock bottom. this cellp

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sales of woodstock have increased by around 30 percent. as many people fear energy prices could skywalker's, while infant land shops are expected to close for several hours each day for winter energy saving purposes. europe, however, is not the only continent in the throes of an energy crisis. with more and more south asian countries now severely hit, report say that the crisis will even worse and further ortiz, rachel blevins, looks at the energy situation in some of the world poorest economies. energy cost continues are around the world and while europe and the us are typically in the spotlight, the growing crisis is making conditions even worse for the nations in south asia. take bangladesh, for example, which has been forced to schedule power cuts for its residence. the developing nation relies heavily on energy imports from the middle east, and it is feeling the crushing combination of increased prices and decreased supply and energy isn't the only cost rising with inflation soaring to its highest points since 2013, the country's econ

the woodstock has called on here to stop putting his people in harm's way and to evacuate them from the combat zones. and as the also says, it's seen it ukrainian schools being used as military bases. we have dr. mann's or to pass on off ukrainian forces putting civilians are trys, can violate the laws of war when they operate in populated areas. at $22.00 out of $29.00 schools to wizard amnesty researches either holland soldiers using the premises or found evidence of current or prior military activity include in the presence of military for teaks, discarded munitions, army ration packets, and military vehicles. and organizational so blamed russia for causing casualties in civilian areas by using highly destructive weapons to target ukraine's military russian foreign ministry spokeswoman maria, however, says moscow has been reporting on care the use of human shields for some time. and russian officials also say the allegations against moscow are distorting the facts on the ground. social media has been flooded with images showing ukrainian trips using civilian buildings as base is. som

. >> it was like woodstock out here. they had to shut down the street.ou come in and come out at the stage door. >> i only ever feel like i saw crowds like that for huge movie stars at awards shows. or my god, angelina and brad are here. it was like a hurricane. i watched my friends and my colleagues become rock stars. i learned a lot from their experience. >> now standing at center stage, debose hopes to inspire a new generation. >> i mean, i surely never actually thought i would be academy award nominee ariana debose. but that happened. if that can happen for me, there's no reason that your dreams can't come true. >> i hope you get the chance do -- to say the words you rehearsed on your grandmother's floor. >> scary thought. >> putting it in the universe. get it out there. >> ariana did thank the academy in her acceptance speech like she practiced all those years ago. what an inspiration. subscribe to the sunday sitdown podcast to hear willie's full interview with ariana. find it on apple podcasts or wherever you get yours. next week, willie's sunday s

madam speaker, following jim jordan's like -- why nobody wants to follow jimi hendrix at woodstock. it's going to be tough. you never reduce burdens or inflations by increasing taxes $740 billion. estimated that $4,500 increase on the average family under this proposal. instead, you simply create more government, it never goes away. this is not an inflation reduction act. it's a woke climate bill that will increase inflation, madam speaker. madam speaker, my democrat friends seem to have forgotten that capitalism is not the enemy, we are. i would also remind my colleagues across the aisle that in tennessee we reduce taxes and regulations and now we have record surpluses and individuals and businesses are moving from your district to mine as fast as they can get there. madam speaker, i yield the remainder of my time and i would like to say, the ranking member, who i call chairman, will be incredibly missed here in these halls, but also more so out on the baseball field. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman fr

there's a new, new hbo documentary about which woodstock 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate, which talks 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary. in 1994, there was a lot of like peace and love and harmony, it was like not a greatly run festival, but it certainly emphasized the peace, love and harmony. we're stuck in 1999 is just this dystopian vision of people, like tearing things down, setting fires on dancing in mud. >> [inaudible] and acid. like, i heard stuff about bad acid, and i might be -- >> maybe, they might have been bad drugs. there's a great documentary. >> i just remember [inaudible] one stop or maybe there was talk, and like, people losing their mind in mud. and being like, that that image, you're saying, i thinki have a specific thing of it [inaudible]. >> there was much more that in 1999. like bonfires and real, like, media coverage of it as like, lord of the flags, people are turning against [inaudible]. yeah, hi. >> [inaudible] with all the representation of, not everyone, without having effect on how [inaudible]? >>

before the statue came fully to life and had many burst places, chester, woodstock bridge, manhattan,n he wasn't in the brick shares. and the bronx, new york, home of the first place new york yankees, sorry, where italian immigrant marble cutters, the future really brothers, carved away to the sound of karoo's are records. and the daily nourishment of ravioli made by the brothers, labored away on 240 tons of marble blocks, no doubt mind by black laborers in georgia. so, in a sense, and inclusive the american enterprise. imagine the statue, all 28 pieces, all but seven of them carved, was never assembled until it was shipped here by rail and insult here for the first time in 1919, under french supervision. it fit perfectly. no one was sure it would, but it did. those who were visiting in the early fall of 1919, might have seen a thin, follicle-y challenge, sculptor, scampering up and down ladders, to polish out areas that he wanted to polish, to fill in the seams, so you cannot see the seams bonding those 21 pieces up. from one foot to 19 feet, it had retained its power, humanity and c

strip ♪ ♪ ♪ pyramid of ones, kids with loaded guns plugged on a power strip ♪ ♪ i'm already dead, woodstock with sativa, living the dream ♪ ♪ shut up and go to bed ♪ ♪ she said, "viva las vengeance ♪ ♪ ♪ hacking at my feed, act like you are me, no one really cares ♪ ♪ nothing's really real, no one really feels, nothing to declare ♪ ♪ i don't want to be anonymous ♪ ♪ but i don't want to be you ♪ ♪ in a city full of promises, nothing rings true ♪ ♪ shut up and go to bed ♪ ♪ she said, "viva las vengeance" ♪ ♪ shut up and go to bed ♪ ♪ she said, "viva las vengeance" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ giving up the key to paint a masterpiece, what am i doing here ♪ ♪ stuck here in the weeds on a road that leads ♪ ♪ to nowhere, to nowhere, to to b♪ ♪ viva las vengeance ♪ nowhere, to nowhere ♪ ♪ ♪ shut up and go to bed ♪ ♪ viva las vengeance ♪ ♪ shut up ♪ ♪ ♪ shut up ♪ ♪ viva las vengeance ♪ ♪ shut up and go to bed ♪ ♪ she said, viva las vengeance ♪ ♪ shut up and go to bed ♪ ♪ she said, viva las vengeance ♪ ♪ every moment is a replay ♪ ♪ i'm being buried alive ♪ ♪♪ ♪ didn't want to kill the dj, but it can't hurt to try ♪ ♪

woodstock, vermont was redone by john rockefeller decades ago. to put the power lines below the street. you drive into the town and it looks like a dickens novel. lisa: i am just imagining us going on an apple picking trip, tom reading robert frost. jonathan: wikipedia can tell us everything about that particular plot of land. lisa: you'll be evaluating the apples. jonathan: drinking cider and reading wikipedia. i am not going. tom: we can go up to stowe, vermont. jonathan: i am not going. the yankees owner has bought a minority stake in my football club, ac milan. we would like to win something, though. futures up one third. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. more revelations in those documents found at donald trump's home. the justice department says there may have been attempts to obstruct the investigation by moving some of the papers. the filing included a photo of files that relabeled top-secret that were said to be found in mr. trump's d

tom: we should road trip woodstock, vermont. jonathan: would you like to do that?but the weather is coming up. but that is to me advancement by scholz. 30 days, 50 days, 90 days, this is -- jonathan: i'm saying winter is coming for the european economy. tom: annmarie hordern with a brief look at washington. i understand that is sleeping washington right now. how overwhelmed is president trump with the various sum of news flows, legal matters, even if he's not involved? witness mayor giuliani in florida. annmarie: president trump and the organization. we know his cfo is pleading guilty in an investigation to the trump administration dutch organization. he did pay income tax and they paid them in things like manhattan apartments and vehicles. so he has a number of investigations and this will be telling because we will have this year. media organizations and conservative groups have asked for this and we will be heard from this judge. the doj has been clear they do not want this to come out because they think this would hurt the investigation. tom: he is raising mone

we see a lot of names that have had a sharp reversal that are part of that robin hood, cathie woodstocks base chit num basically the number the fed's already moved 200 basis points and we're already going down a fraction of a percent. >> it's backward looking. >> -- september, still >> inflation is backward looking. if you think about what's happened we know that oil has come down 25%. a lot of commodities have come down shipping costs have come down. you really have the sense that the consumer pulled back from the walmart and target numbers so there's no doubt that there's going to be lower inflation in a number of the components the question is when, the housing market, rent, housing, that's 35% of the inflation stats, and that takes time to come through in lower numbers. and we think we're going to start to see that. we just need directionally for there to be change it will come down quite a bit more if it doesn't, if we get into october and we haven't seen any decline in a major sense back to 6% or 5%, that would be a problem. but as long as we're going down, i think the market can s

in terms woodstock has gone up. now, that would put me at £9.30 for a fish and chips.themselves, with the cost of living dot of a ordering different meals?— different meals? about a fifth of turnover is _ different meals? about a fifth of turnover is down _ different meals? about a fifth of turnover is down this _ different meals? about a fifth of turnover is down this quarter- different meals? about a fifth of| turnover is down this quarter and they are buying small items or they are buying items to share so, yes they are still coming in but what they are still coming in but what they are still coming in but what they are buying, they are ordering, their pattern has changed significantly in what they are vying for that family now, very conscious about what they are getting and like i said, they are splitting meals or they may be just get sausage and chips, they are not opting for cod and chips because it's too expensive. and chips because it's too expensive-_ and chips because it's too expensive. and chips because it's too exensive. , ., expensive. are you paying your

madam speaker, following jim jordan's like -- why nobody wants to follow jimi hendrix at woodstock. it's going to be tough. you never reduce burdens or inflations by increasing taxes $740 billion. estimated that $4,500 increase on the average family under this proposal. instead, you simply create more government, it never goes away. this is not an inflation reduction act. it's a woke climate bill that will increase inflation, madam speaker. madam speaker, my democrat friends seem to have forgotten that capitalism is not the enemy, we are. i would also remind my colleagues across the aisle that in tennessee we reduce taxes and regulations and now we have record surpluses and individuals and businesses are moving from your district to mine as fast as they can get there. madam speaker, i yield the remainder of my time and i would like to say, the ranking member, who i call chairman, will be incredibly missed here in these halls, but also more so out on the baseball field. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman fr