>> the 5-week-old goat found his way to the woodstock academy by way of freshman veda ping.r newest goetz. >> he was born with a disability called windswept his -- most of his front leg joints are locked into place. >> reporter: without the ability to use his front legs, her family was looking for something that could help nemo get around. >> he had a wheelchair originally, but it wasn't suited for him. >> sent us the pictures, and then have i an advanced group of four students. and i said okay, this is your problem you have to solve. so they just went at it. >> yeah. >> reporter: spending hours researching, designing, and putting together several prototypes >> 80 minutes a day for four weeks straight. >> reporter: after all of that work, they landed on this. >> goat cart is what we're calling it, yeah. >> reporter: nemo tested out the goat cart for the first time this week. >> straighten out your legs. >> if we pushed a little bit, his legs started to move okay, now i can do it. >> it's cool turkey, actually see this project paying off is awesome. >> there you go! >> report

jack otter: next weekend, time for capitalist woodstock, 30,000 people descending on omaha for the berkshire andrew bary has been following warren buffett for decades. you had a hamburger with him once. what are you looking for? andrew: i had a hamburger, he had a blt and a coke. i'm looking for what he thinks of berkshire's equity investments, whether he want to purchase all the petroleum, 25% of it, succession and comments on some key berkshire businesses like geico, burlington northern railroad and utility business. jack otter: buffett where so many hats, he ceo, but the question is who will succeed buffett when it comes to running the portfolio. do they have the chops to follow the big guy? andrew: buffett think they do. they went to the berkshire equity portfolio. you know how well they have done. one thing i like to hear buffett say is how well they've done versus the s&p 500. i believe they are behind the index. we might find out next saturday. jack: how long does buffett stick around? does he stick around until he dies? jack: andrew: buffett is turning 93. he shows no signs of wantin

you will continue to answer questions further or yes further after the furore at the woodstock festivalton began to be called the white master of the black blues, who is he, and this is one of my favorite artists. his name is joe cocker two correct answers in a bank of 2,000 rubles. i will service. i ask you a question. you will continue to answer or take the money to answer. how can you help? this musical instrument is quite often used in a dish, it was constructed at the beginning of the 19th century. in germany , it has a compact size. what is this? blues musicians are always offended when this instrument is called an accordion. this is a harmonica harmonica. quite right. 3.000 in the bank. maybe you can take it. let's have one more question from the california band the golly. vox needed a rebirth and got it a new name of three words, under which i became famous what kind of name of three words. anatoly save me this question for you so in the game anatoly anatoly i can repeat the question, but i remember it like that, but i’m pretty hesitant with the answer, therefore , it’s better t

how are things there as of now we don't really have woodstock hot news? is it? i mean, are they also having sort of problems because of energy or because of as a political problem, the light of the social economic situation is the worst ever since lebanon most probably came into existence in the night in forty's, as a foreign country. i know about the latter, none of the night in eighty's, which was tough. i was teaching there during the war times and i'm glad there is no war because dies number of lebanese would tell you, it was better cheering the war. i don't share this kind of success and because i'm very glad that there are no booby trapped cars, that one that there is just general security. let's say bud line. it comes to the social economic situation. let me give you the figure of inflation r. 1000 lebanese pounds used to equal one u. s. dollar. still around 56 years ago, i used to take the bus from b route to the north with $1.10 and cleveland, even us. when i arrived to lebanon last year, in may, it was about $30000.00 people in the band as $1.00. now i

actually convinced them of the fact that he was innocent when as the evidence came through the the woodstock typewriter, they were able to ascertain. priscilla here said that, in fact, this top secret state department papers on all this evidence and people that had alger hiss and whittaker chambers together in the same the same home all of this evidence that the defense team really believed this man, or were they simply doing their job? is good lawyer and defending him to the best of their ability, but that they had real doubts. there were people at the time that thought that alger hiss was actually innocent. but here's priscilla hiss might be guilty that maybe she, the one who stole the stopped secret papers out of the briefcase of alger hiss and copy out and turned them over to whittaker chambers. there was a lot going going at the time and the judge, edward dimock is is to figure this out. and he enlists his grandson, who is a astro physicist, who has been, if you will, freaked out by the extent of the universe, never quite finished up his degree in astro physicists and become an dealer a

the acquisition from hoff woodstock. emerson, var 50 hamilton's acquisition of whole foods was a shock to the industry. in fact, it was a wake up call him that amazon serious about making a huge investments in the store that weren't getting we hadn't in i and for young it's vac. it's not that amazon that amazon views food as a project. amazon views food as being strategic. if amazon can convince consumers to order groceries from them to turn to amazon for groceries and food throughout the year for all of their grocery needs, amazon then can easily convert them to buying additional products. ah, that amazon sells. whether it's furniture or clothing or anything else, whole suits has been said to be a trojan horse for amazon to expand its retail offerings. got amazon osh they, when foods boutros will surely amazon's purchase of whole foods brought big changes . amazon began lowering prices on iconic products such as of a condos bananas and chicken c. sheer cur. suck. unlocked was suppliers were told that some of their products were too expensive for amazon, and they needed to lower their

when you turn on your television tonight, guys, it will look like woodstock met the super bowl.to be absolutely insane. there is going to be well over 100,000 people at the draft, it is an absolutely insane event. i don't know if anybody does big events quite like the n.f.l. and tonight will be amazing in kansas. >> brian: can you give me your first three picks? >> bryce young to carolina. houston number two, i think they will take cj stroud and arizona will take will anders on, that is least confident i've been in probably the last 10 years. there is a lot of intrigue what houston will do at number two. >> brian: one thing, do you have a question for a man that knows everything about football? >> yes. >> brian: go ahead. >> is money worse than zurline? >> steve: you didn't arrange this? >> jar ed, who are they? what are their names? >> maher, bret maher and zuerline. both cowboys kickers, got traded to the jets, where aaron rodgers is going. probably -- >> all right. if lbj goes, that is amazing, jared, i did not have a cheat card, first time i've been asked about kickers live

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i would say he's a over little woodstock started >> it is 8b55 right now.ook of world records just named this chihuahua as the world's shortest dog is that that's real. next in pearl is 2 years old. it is shorter than a popsicle sticks shorter than that. well, there's like that dollar bill. she weighs a little over a pound. about 3 and a half inches tall fixes for next to things like she is she is she a hamster? control. she is related to the previous record holder. the previous record holder for 2020 died. she is small but is not. her owner says she is a little bit of a that she has an attitude. so little dog, big attitude teacup chihuahua, critical. yeah. all we're going to take a break here at 8.56. >> coming up in the next hour about 4 morning news, the battle for northern california is all on the warriors. the sacramento kings facing off in the first round of the playoffs. come tomorrow. >> the excitement is building. we're going to a live report from chase center. and bay area bakery is closing. we're going to hear why misfits says they can no longer

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i don't know that the most expensive thing would have been the trip that i took to woodstock, vermontthere you go. okay so that was the most expensive inflation or no that was like to spend money, harry. focus, harry. i don't like about that is now i have to pay a lot more for my cookie. crisp cereal, so, but we're getting now we're getting to the important thing. right the bananas being, you know that. that's good, because now i can eat healthier, less carbs, more fruits eating healthier because of the price. that's that's why with yes, absolutely. okay let is it too soon to figure out what impact this will have on 2024. i mean, things can change right before that visit. already prices have started to come back down. but there are also on their way back up. i mean, things things can change. but the white house and the president are fully aware of what a liability this can be heading into 2024. i mean, harry knows well, this is the top concern to all american voters is how much things are costing them how much money they're going to have saved for the future. these are all things that

if you know the woodstock country. joe mcdonald, who was a veteran himself, is singing feel like i'm fixing to die, which becomes the kind of iconic song of that film. it's worth mentioning to the music that emerges in the late seventies and especially the early eighties. songs like bruce springsteen's born in the usa, billy joel's goodnight saigon, charlie daniels in saigon. so there's a there's a moment, and i think it overlaps with film that's happening of really of looking at the war and you're seeing you're seeing the second version of that story emerge. we don't hear too many women's voices on the rock side, certainly on the source, frieda payne, who many people might know from a really hit called band of gold, but she a hit with a song called bring the boys home. in 7172, which it's a big hit. again, are selling records they're they're on the radio. and as the war came to an end in this country, at least active hot part of the war. by 1973 to 75, that music, of course, died. i know that by like 1974, the top hit

if you know the woodstock country. joe mcdonald, who was a veteran himself, is singing feel like i'm fixing to die, which becomes the kind of iconic song of that film. it's worth mentioning to the music that emerges in the late seventies and especially the early eighties. songs like bruce springsteen's born in the usa, billy joel's goodnight saigon, charlie daniels in saigon. so there's a there's a moment, and i think it overlaps with film that's happening of really of looking at the war and you're seeing you're seeing the second version of that story emerge. we don't hear too many women's voices on the rock side, certainly on the source, frieda payne, who many people might know from a really hit called band of gold, but she a hit with a song called bring the boys home. in 7172, which it's a big hit. again, are selling records they're they're on the radio. and as the war came to an end in this country, at least active hot part of the war. by 1973 to 75, that music, of course, died. i know that by like 1974, the top hit