. >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people to realize they weren't alone.kly, were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival. >> i was apprehensive. this little hamlet has a population of under 100 people. when i started hearing the figures were 200,000, 300-- finally 500,000, we had a sea of people. >> the word got out. everybody and their brother came from all over the country. >> first, the sudden rain, then, the thirst and hunger from the shortage of water and food, just for the opportunity to spend a few days in the country, getting stoned on their drugs and grooving on the music. >> we got together and have a little powwow about what are we going to do to feed these people? you went into new york, 1500 pounds of darts, 130,000 paper plate, 130,000 dixie cups, and i believe we served 200,000 people. >> by now, there are tens of thousands of people who feel themselves to be an irresistible river of change. and you get something incandescent. >> ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, singing freedom, freedom, free

it is a day of festivities, some people are doubling as a catholic woodstock.s in the shadow of portugal's huge clergy sexual abuse scandal and criticism in portugal itself of the cost of holding this event here. so those are two issues that might be discussed today but for the moment, we arejust that might be discussed today but for the moment, we are just seeing the pope arrive they are in lisbon in his car, travelling to the seaside suburb, along the river in fact in lisbon and we will keep across his movements where there will be masses and vigils and other social gatherings. let us return now to our top story, the most serious criminal charges to face donald trump so far, plotting to overturn his defeat at the us presidential election back in 2020. thomas gift, director of the centre on us politics at ucl who joins us live from harrisburg, pennsylvania... good to see you, we are saying this is the most serious charge so far but he says it is a witchhunt, what is your reaction? i but he says it is a witchhunt, what is your reaction?— is your reaction? i agr

at least that's what the russian use agency reporting with reference to the russian or the ation. woodstock or us on the opposite is blaine was reportedly on its way from moscow to st. petersburg, a telegram channel, which is close to precaution or was connected to him a report that the crash, blaine allegedly was shut down by russian ad defense. but the vase, as i said, is it for a single report from one of precautions, telegram triangles. i, there is no official conformation of this information. got it, but it does not sound totally unlikely. precaution did cross the line with president automated into what he said that usually a few months ago. could this be more than an accident? so it may well be is that, does this crash? wasn't that tragic accident? why? let's think who was see if can you pre gardens so far as you start the disputants. cool. then later she was used as put in 5 or 8 for the climb to kremlin all over the world to fulfill military political task. so let's say so that this in simple terms, to see you and increase the russian influence with weapons in syria, in africa, and

but there have been so many great festivals over the years, woodstock being one of them.lastonbury where that have been turned into muddy bogs because of the weather and somehow, particularly young people deal with it and make it fun. i think our crowd, we may stay home, you know, even when i was at the woodstock age, i wasn't attracted to the mud and the outdoor well, the outdoor toilets. >> no toilets at all. >> you know, the worst part actually, about woodstock is it wasn't always mud because the pipes broke, because people were frustrated with the bathrooms. so the mud was really a lot of it was it was my daughter goes to burning man every year and they load up like everything all these supplies. >> you think it's like a military operation often. but the trucks are so massive, you know, to get the infrastructure in there and there's just it's just wet sand. and so they can't even really begin. >> are they going to go this year? oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. they're going not going to stop. but but, you know, as kristen mentioned, the ticket prices are coming way down because

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live there from catholic woodstock. >> will: 1.5 million people in portugal. >>> we'll take a turn now time for the weather and somara theodore. hi, somara. >> somara: good morning, will. we have another threat for severe weather today. let's jump right into this, and take a look at this video from colorado where we have a funnel cloud developing. not only that, but they saw 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts in colorado, and golf ball-size hail that injured folks. that threat for severe weather continuing to loom now moving through the tennessee valley. here is a timestamp. 3:00 a.m. monday morning eastern time, so that means a lot of these storms are happening overnight. as a result, we could see damaging wind, large hail, and isolated tornadoes from cincinnati to huntsville, alabama, to right here in birmingham where i am, and then tomorrow that threat shifts east for the i-95 corridor from the delmarva peninsula, the dmv, down into atlanta including charlotte, roanoke, you have an enhanced risk of damaging winds, tornadoes and large hail all >> somara: and, as i mentioned, a lot of these

and if you just go route four through woodstock and to bridgewater corners and you take a left on route100 day, familiar to all of you going out a few miles, you come upon this. modest icon, like vermont farm and i remember the first time i was there, it was like 40 years ago. and i was not really aware of it. and i saw this modest little sign. it was the calvin and coolidge homestead. and it was such a thrill to be there. and i couldn't quite tell why. but as i was listening to meg talk and, also emily, what you were talking about with how policy matters. and it's so wonderful to have young folks here who are the coolidge senators, i guess, policy matters, character matters, and the gravitational that we have in vermont to the memory of calvin coolidge is the character matters. i mean, you mentioned the midnight oil more less window and that's so tough was speaking to the young people now in an age that was invisible to coolidge and everyone else where everything is so intoxicating and with social media and immediate stimulation and hits and immediate and you're in a world that those o

at least that's what the russian use agency reporting with reference to the russian or the ation woodstock or us on the yachts yachts. welcome to the day we begin with india, celebrating the successful moon landing average time down in 3 spacecraft as well as being a technical time for the success of the landing balloon at south pole opens the door to exploring uncharted territory. an area scientists believe could hold viable reserves or frozen water. a solar power drove it will collect the dates of after the next couple of weeks. india success comes just days after rushes. luna 25 craft crushed into the man. the mission accomplished. chandra and 3 landed on the moon at 4 minutes past 6 pm, indian standard time, admission controlled in bangalore. the relief was as great as the celebrations, the same when for prime minister modi at the break. somebody's in south africa, utah at this moment is the full filament. so the hot beats of 1400000000 people, it gives us new energy, you believe 100 and bigger, right? so our country celebrations to and the planetarium in the capital daily. it's just a

. >> reporter: think of it as one part church and one part lollapalooza and one part woodstock.ne of the biggest gatherings of catholics in the world. ♪ jesus ♪ fueled by music, unbridled excitement, and its very own rock star. there's only one man who can inspire this many young people to turn out from all corners of the globe. approximately 1.5 million attendants, including nearly 30,000 from the u.s. alone. sam larson is from wisconsin. >> it's joyous, and everyone here is just loving the lord, loving each other. and it's beautiful. >> reporter: but it hasn't all been a celebration. on his first day in portugal, francis blasted bishops here over a report earlier this year that says more than 5,000 minors had been sexually abused by clergy since the 1950s. he then met behind closed doors with 13 survivors. joanne alishandria, a psychologist counseling them, was at the encounter. >> and it was a kind of magic or unique because they just spontaneously start talking and briefly talking about their story of abuse. i think that the pope was even emotional. >> reporter: she says the

and some compared it to catholic woodstock.es said this was the largest event in the history of the nation. during the closing mass, in front of 1.5 million people on sunday. the pope announced that the next world youth day would take place in seoul, south korea, in 2027. an independent commission found that the clergy had abused children. the pope had a private meeting with victims of clergy abuse. during that press conference, he told journalists he was in good health and feels really great after the trip. it was an intense five days. but he was in great form, despite recent surgery and mobility issues. his message to young catholics was clear. there's room for everyone in the church. and look after your planet. next up for the pope, a trip to mongolia and a trip to france in september. antonia mortensen, rome. >>> the women's world cup will resume with england taking on nigeria in the knockout stage. the nigerians are trying to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time. england is looking to avoid an upset. the host, a

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

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over the world which is held every 24r50e years in a different location and dubbed as a catholic woodstock. it really does feel like a festival with live music and a lot of singing and dancing around us in the whole city. the pope started his day with praying privately with 15 ukrainians who traveled here for this event. and he met with students and staff with the catholic university and during that speech he urged young people to keep seeking and be ready to take risks in a world which faces enormous challenges. the five day trip is taking place in the shadow of clerical abuse scandal here. earlier this year a report published by an independent commission found that some of the catholic in portugal have abused thousands of children over a 70 year period. on wednesday evening the pope did meet privately with 13 victims of clerical abuse. the vatican described it as a time of intense listening. and during an address he said that the catholic church needs to do better when dealing with victims of clerical abuse saying that the church is in need of humble and ongoing purification and must lis

the event is being dubbed "the catholic woodstock." >> approximately six months after we formed thisgo task force, d.n.a. profile suitable for genealogical comparison was developed from the remains of karen. we're going to have no comment on what, if any, suspects we developed at this time. this is a confidential investigation so i'm not going to be taking any questions. but our investigation is continuing. >> ok. so new details today on the investigation into the gilgo beach serial killings and police this morning, you heard there, identifying another victim, jane doe number 7 is now known to be 34-year-old karen vergata. her remains were found on new york's fire island in 1996. and authorities did not name a suspect today during that news conference. that's important to note here. former f.b.i. investigator bill daly joins me now. bill, i want to touch on that first off. is that they haven't quite connected vergata's body to heuermann. but holding a press conference in the middle of the day seems to suggest they might be close. what did you make of this? >> first of all, good to be

. >> wow, it's like woodstock, only with advertisements everywhere and tons of security guards. >> it> the commercial culture has co-opted the counterculture but >> the honeymoon is over. now we're getting down to real commerce, and there's, there's a certain kind of disillusionment going on. >> since i've got everything i wanted, i can put a zero after the number of record sales i have, i can play 200,000 city hall instead of 2000 city halls, and i can be on mtv thousand times a week whether the 100 munch. i thought maybe when i reach these goals, i would find some sort of peace. i didn't. now it's like, i'm more miserable now than i ever was. >> tomorrow, on the whole story. >> the food networks bobby flay on the state of post-pandemic dining. >> it's almost impossible to make a profit of the business. you feel that way? >> as covid change the restaurant industry forever. >> we transformed the entire restaurant into a bodega within 24 hours. >> people across the country have reached out, like, what are you doing? how did you do that? >> i have worked so hard, pivoting all the time.

that's like if your main take away from woodstock '99 was that limp bizkit played "nookie. [ laughternow what i'm saying carlson also said that most of the rioters were sightseers. but usually when sightseers go to a museum, they don't try to take a picasso home with them. i'm just saying. [ laughter and applause meanwhile, new legal documents reveal that right before january 6th, tucker carlson texted a coworker about trump and said, "i hate him passionately." to be fair, i feel like every friend group has a second group text for that one person they secretly hate. [ laughter ] "what was jimmy talking about? [ light laughter ] listen to this, we all knew that kim jong-un had a a daughter, but south korean intelligence officials said now that they believe kim jong-un has three kids yeah, he has three kids. eric, ivanka, and jong jr. [ laughter ] hey, this is exciting. with the huge box office success of "top gun: maverick," "avatar: the way of water," "cocaine bear," and "creed iii," insiders believe that movies are officially back [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: yes. a

i was going to say, but i will say it, i'm going to channel my inner john sebastian, who was at woodstock >> welcome back. >> well, no, melissa lee, because, listen, although tyler is, yellowstone or mount rush more and we had c.q. -- >> pantheon. >> yeah, it's still your rodeo here and we miss you when you're gone >> great to be back. good to see you. >> talking about china and bazookas, hopefully that doesn't come to pass, but i think we continue to send people over there, because i think our relations with the chinese have been worse than prior to the nixon administration however, i think tim is speaking to this, you can trade these stocks, and alibaba in your absence round trip, went from 85 to 114, we went back to 87.5 last week. and here we are at 92 today. and we've been saying, this is probably an opportunity to trade this stock from the long side. tim mentioned that last week i don't think our relations with china get better any time soon, i think the trading opportunities of the stocks are there. >> and the point that you make about, you know, this 5.5% rally after this trading

. >> reporter: think of it as one part church and one part lollapalooza and one part woodstock.ings of catholics in the world. ♪ jesus ♪ fueled by music, unbridled excitement and its very own rock star. there's only one man who can inspire this many young people to turn out from all corners of the globe approximately 1.5 million attendants including nearly 30,000 from the u.s. alone. sam larson is from wisconsin. >> it's joyous, and everyone here is just loving the lord, loving each other, and it's beautiful. >> reporter: but it hasn't all been a celebration. on his first day in portugal francis blasted bishops here over a report earlier this year that says nearly 5,000 minors had been sexually abused by clergy since the 1950s. he then met behind closed doors with 13 survivors. joanna alishandrea, a psychologist counseling them, was at the encounter. >> and it was a kind of magic or unique because they just spontaneously start talking and briefly talking about their story of abuse. >> i think that the pope was even emotional. >> reporter: she says the church needs to move faster

this photo, and i have a caption, this is joel from woodstock.an who came to the fulton county jail this morning to deliver a message. i want to see the sociopath who tried to steal my vote in 2020 go to prison. it's that a sentiment, greg being shared by some? by many? or not at all? >> such a good question because i think georgians overall lineup in three very broad blocks. there is republicans who are going to be loyalist to donald trump, no matter what. just to be folks like joel, who want nothing to do with him. they might be former republicans, they might be democrats, but they feel like these charges are just. and they are significant, and they are important, consequentially. and there's a third block of voters of georgians who might be kind of in the mix of all this. they might be the voters of my devoted for governor brian kemp and other republicans, but did not vote for herschel walker, the trump backed candidate last. eric did not vote for trump in 2020. and that, to me, that is the most consequential and significant block of voters ou

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world youth day has been dubbed the catholic woodstock, and pope francis is their rock star. >> i absolutely norwalk, california, members of the st. john of god parish, each had to raise $3,500 to get here. some have undocumented parents. all have hardships. george and his parents paid his way with tacos and tamales. >> first thing in the morning, we would grab everything, go to the church, and set up, and then sell when every time the mass would finish. the people would come out, and we would just sell all the food. >> reporter: francis, perhaps the world's most outspoken champion of migrants and, like them, a latino, knows their struggle better than anyone says andres. >> he realizes that we're all one people. there is no -- no -- no real borders in christ. there is just -- there's people. there's love. there's support. >> reporter: world youth day is a snapshot of the church's future says their parish priest, father raymond december pay ta. >> they're from latin countries, from asian countries, from african countries, and so we're just blessed that this is thehe face of the chchurch. >> r

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>> it's the super bowl of super cars, the woodstock of wheels, the biggest collectors in the rollingbuy cars like this one, a $2 llmiion car. we'll tell you why the car market is flashing some warning signs coming up after the break. >>> after sizzling growth during the pandemic, the classic car market is at risk of stalling out. robert frank joins us live from the west coast with that story. look at you. that's west coasty. >> yeah, west coasty, joe when in the west coast. this weekend in monterey more than 800 cars expected to roll off the auction block, a total of about $420 million. that would be 10% less than last year. in fact, the classic car market seeing a decline in values this year so far of about 7%. that would make it the worst performing collectible asset class next to say, art, which is up 12%. >> in 2023 the market has flattened out a bit. we couldn't keep that steep trajectory that we've had previously of price increases and cars going up 30 to 40% of year. it's returned to what i would say is more of a normal sustainable growth. >> the most expensive car up for sale

jill says the edinburgh fringe cancelling comedy is like woodstock and glastonbury without rock musict we just terry says. why don't we just have more kids to break our dependency on migration ? two dependency on migration? two child cap on benefits policy, cost of living crisis, the omni shambles that our country has become is not exactly an appealing environment to have kids, and i totally agree. terry. just of kids just have kids, that will work out fine. i did it and i can't even look after a fan anyway , it's time after a fan anyway, it's time now for us news with the queen of american showbiz royal and political reporting , kinsey political reporting, kinsey schofield . kinsey, are you there schofield. kinsey, are you there ? you? hi kinsey. >> how are you? thank you. yeah so good to see you. >> i'm so happy to be reunited with you. >> it's great to see you. and let's let's start off with the royal family. and they're say it to crunched talks this week to be crunched talks this week regarding future. can regarding its future. what can you tell kinsey ? you tell us, kinsey? >> it

jill says the edinburgh fringe cancelling comedy is like woodstock and glastonbury without rock musict we just terry says. why don't we just have more kids to break our dependency on migration ? two dependency on migration? two child cap on benefits policy, cost of living crisis, the omni shambles that our country has become is not exactly an appealing environment to have kids, and i totally agree. terry. just of kids just have kids, that will work out fine. i did it and i can't even look after a fan anyway , it's time after a fan anyway, it's time now for us news with the queen of american showbiz royal and political reporting , kinsey political reporting, kinsey schofield . kinsey, are you there schofield. kinsey, are you there ? you? hi kinsey. >> how are you? thank you. yeah so good to see you. >> i'm so happy to be reunited with you. >> it's great to see you. and let's let's start off with the royal family. and they're say it to crunched talks this week to be crunched talks this week regarding future. can regarding its future. what can you tell kinsey ? you tell us, kinsey? >> it