been discovered documenting a music festival that took place there near the oxfordshire town of woodstock the legendary 1969 rock festival in new york state. an archivist for the palace was quoted as saying the 1769 festival was doubtless inspiration for the 1960s hippie gathering. after the hoax was revealed, a spokesperson for the bbc said, "the article had fallen short of its standards and had been corrected." on social media, black dog thought this was proof that the bbc will believe any old rubbish, while skin kiss referred to the corporation's fact checking service, asking, "did they forget to �*verify�* it?" thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on x formerly known as twitter at newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370106676 and do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us for now. thank you forjoining us. do think about getting in touch and perhaps even coming on the progr

it's woodstock for capitalists of berkshire hathaway annual meeting happening in omaha next weekend.ent andrew will tell us what to watch for at the event as shareholders worn succession plan later jack house twist on investing plant we begin with our expert panel and three things investors should be thinking about right now for the barron's roundtable at my it mit colleagues jack hough, megan, i'll start with you after some down weeks and finally sent an uptick in stocks this week which was not bad on earnings mostly? >> is a little wobbly there for a while without soft gdp we've got elevated inflation. finance afinancing nerds acrossn manhattan began beating their chest and stagflation consumer spending remains strong. stubborn but the economy is coping. companies in the s&p 500 are beating earnings they always beat earnings by a little more than usual though, that is a good sign. first-quarter growth is to trending toward 5% plus the full year estimate is 10% earnings growth. we will see, will see the estimates come down as we go further on in the air. it was good to see good numb

♪ ♪ it is noted as woodstock for capitalists hosted by the oracle of omaha.ess clichÉs left? warren buffett will be center stacenterstage next weekend annl meeting and is the first time his friend and business partner charlie will not be at his side investigators are watching to see how the succession at brookshire might play out 93 old is no longer running the company. it's a cover story written by our resident andrew berry. so andrew, this is like your super goal. you are watching very carefully what are you looking for the annual meeting? >> a buffett is turning 94 in august people aren't looking to see how he looks, how hee haw! he sounds? is he as sharp as he was last year all things brookshire in the financial markets but it's a marathon he'll be talking for five hours which test the stamina of a much younger man who does not screen the questions and he wants tough questions and the shareholders. >> 's been at the home for 58 years far longer than any others one of these days he will not be here what is the succession plan? >> he will have a successor u

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we came in off of woodstock. we had all that great news. it's been nvidia and the entire a.i. halo from cadence design to amd to broadcom that have trended lower. and if that continues, if cpi comes in investors' way tomorrow, if that continues, it's not going to matter. we have to see that little consolidation correction period for these stocks recover and rebound. that matters most. >> no room, steph, for a hot cpi and how yields have backed up? the recent trend has been a little bit of a backup. we're dealing with what seemed to be a little more hawkish tilt on the fed. what's at stake? >> i think consensus is one to two cuts between now and the end of the year. a hot number tomorrow, you're talking zero cuts and maybe even introducing a hike. depending on how hot it is. i think, though, the headline is going to be hot because of energy and commodity prices. so that i'm bracing for a hotter number. i think the core will be okay. joe mentioned new tenant rents. i think we'll see a 3.6, 3.7 number. we're down from 9% headline inflation. we are making progress, just not fast e

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flower power, woodstock, the sixties were an era of free love and psychedelics but the counterculture discovered in a swiss lab and was then commandeered by our intelligence agencies at the dawn of the cold war. american intelligence believed lsd could be used to brainwash communists, to control people's thoughts, and as a truth serum during interrogations. the cia started a secret project, mk ultra, were americans were unwittingly dosed with psychedelic drugs and studied. addicts, hippies, mental patients were given large quantities of lsd, even soldiers here's someone who participated in the psychedelic operation. watch. >> i took the injection. i did not like it. it really did create a poisonous psychosis. the room became very distorted and i thought my bones were all melting and i saw the squirrels outside and i thought they are not the squirrels, i'm the squirrel in this cage and i can't get out and i started to throw myself from side to side in the room. i don't know, it was like something funny i'd fallen into and i could not get out. i just felt that my life was threatened. i

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like super bowl, woodstock and christmas eve altogether at one time and what's really cool during theal solar eclipse. the last one was 99 years and the next one 120 years. last one for our lifetime. the rainbow that arches over the beautiful falls will turn pink when that happens. it will be the first time people have ever seen that and we're excited and nasa is going to be here, the canadian space agency, the guinness book of world records and a million of our closest friends will be enjoying it together. molly: that's for sure. national geographic says it's one of the best places to go to see this the niagara region declared a state of emergency. do you have any concerns about just the logistics of all of this and the security involved? >> yeah, of course, we're use today hosting big events, we get 14 million people a year anyway from all over the world. it's out of abundance of caution, help them being prepared. make sure your car is gassed up. if you need medication, bring it. and come with comfortable shoes, you may be walking. make sure you've got everything you need for the da

she's like -- she is kind of in between the woodstock generation, right, and the current protest.land i need to find relevant. relevant. she found it like some of them do in this deeply anti-american cohort. and this is the ballgame for them. it's not really about money for most of them. it's about taking down the country and the institutions that matter columbia thought they could play ball with these people as did all of these colleges. i will get into this in my angle. the monster coming to eat dr. frankenstein and it's ugly. >> it's a mess. and, you know, it's the same crowds that the black lives matter protests, at the anti-trump protest. go back to the anti-persian gulf war protest under george h.w. bush. the anti-iraq war protest under george w. bush. it's the same people out protesting. protesting. i have seen them there just like to protest. you and i play sports or go to religious service. this is an activity for these people. and, you know, until the revolution is accomplished, they are not going to stop. or until they are in jail. >> these are printed posters. not like

." - wow, it's like woodstock, only with advertisements everywhere and tons of security guards. - iteal commerce, and...there's a certain kind of disillusionment going on. - since i've got everything i wanted--you know, i could put a zero after the number of record sales i've had, or i could play 200,000-seat halls instead of 2,000-seat halls, and i could be on mtv 1,000 times a week, rather than one time a month. and i thought that maybe, when i reached all these goals, i'd find some sort of peace. - mm-hmm. - and i didn't. and now, it's like i'm more miserable now than i ever was. [heavy rock music] [stirring instrumental music] [nirvana's "rape me"] - welcome to "the week in rock." it was a week lit up in a large way, by the release of "in utero," the much-anticipated third album by nirvana. - ♪ rape me ♪ - wal-mart is refusing to sell nirvana's new release, which includes a song called "rape me." the chain says it wants to be sensitive to its customers' moral standards. - to get into wal-mart, they had to change the title of the song "rape me" to "waif me." i don't think kurt was

and culminating with the battle of woodstock. the last major battle in the moral rebellion. there were also communities like the luminous of mindanao and deliver peoples of northern luzon, the third nomad, which in san juan means indigenous, refers to the inhabitants of the mindanao island, who had neither been converted to nor christianity. as such, they were able to retain their animist beliefs and traditions for the nomads. in their communal violence between their and american forces became, evident when their ancestral were targeted with forced by the american military and the philippine civilian colonial government. these legitimized their grievances in fighting for the self-determination of their communities. i would like to end this brief overview by saying that unlike in other revolution movements, where there is a and purpose a clear top understanding of goals and objectives the philippine experience was much more diverse. with the capture of aguinaldo and the absence of a reliable means of communicating and coordinate thing, the revolutionary forces scattered throu

and so a lot of civil society organizations in new jar, woodstock, for testing that you know, like coke liability to operate and continuing what they're doing. and i think that is when the resentment was done a few weeks back. the economic cycle incentive, the re re new job with diet. but of course with the opening of the bought a vehicle that's part of that is being relaxed at the moment. but i think specifically the civic speeds would be due to timing and going forward. it's good to get your analysis, give a at me. thanks so much for joining us from a boot. jeff in nigeria. thank you. thank you for having me. now the united nations, as well not thinking about as having crisis is on code, wasn't dramatically in the coming months to bring some regions into simon fonts again. saddam broke out last year between the army and the power of military rapids support forces. i was just there it was gabriel, its on the reports now from you in headquarters in new york. the monday will mark one year since the start of the war in sudan. a war that doctors without borders is calling a colossal man, m

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hunt's next is any family connection between george perkins the 19th century environmental ists of woodstock, vermont, perchance, too, marsh and? possibly. if i heard this, i have not actually established that would have to check the genealogy so whether that's the case. marsh himself had no children. he was, even though he liked women, he was never romantically involved. and so he was like the brits probably called a confirmed bachelor bachelor. great to know. thank you, hans, for our next question. the bones of the early tooth. birds hollow. yes. they were just like bird bones. actually, the bones of the terrible are also hollow because it's very important for an animal that flies to have as little body weight as possible and also both in the tooth and in the pterodactyls, just like in modern birds. they had a very complicated respiratory system where the lungs have little effects and those air sacs often invade the adjacent bones that she filled the bones. this also true in some dinosaurs like t-rex has hollow bones. thank you, hans. next question. do you what do you think of the valuatio

i mean, we're entering into woodstock territory now around the nfl draft.e this has become. >> yeah, and it is crazy. it's crazy because this is mostly a tv show for everybody at home. here, you have, yeah, post woodstock level crowds gathering. these people are psychopaths, willie. let's be honest. i believe the nfl draft is super fun to watch from home every year. you're sitting there a mile away to get a glimpse of roger goodall hugging somebody. it speaks to the psychosis and the theme of the day, which is always, and jen palmieri is wagging her finger at me because she went to this last year in kansas city, this is a day of delusion. there is no greater day for a football fan than the nfl draft because all things are still possible. no one is a bust just yet. it is winning a press conference. i want to get into that as the context for how we should feel today in reality. >> your delusion is our hope, pablo. it's a day of hope for football fans. i don't think the good people of detroit are psychopaths at all, just get that on the record. >> they're true

been discovered documenting a music festival that took place there near the oxfordshire town of woodstockoughts about how the bbc covers the news next week, goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... the israeli army says its attack on aid workers resulted from serious operational failures. there's pressure from the international community for an independent investigation into what happened. six months on from the start of the conflict, there are renewed calls for more aid to be allowed into gaza and for the israeli hostages to be released. two police forces are now investigating claims that a number of mps were targeted in a parliamentary honey trap plot. a new law means people who provide unpaid care to relatives or friends are now entitled to five days of unpaid leave. in sport, women's euro 2025 qualifying is under way — a big win for wales, but the defending champions, england, draw with sweden at wembley as sarina wiegman's side aim for a repeat of those unforgettable scenes two years ago. we meet the two norwegian singe

i always wondered what happened to the woodstock generation. the hippies who protested against the system. i talked to them. i see what happened. but this is what these kids are doing. the best and brightest future of america. [indiscernible] the world has to stand up. if we do not stand up now -- columbia university, massachusetts. thank you for taking my call, c-span. host: barry. caller: i would like -- a speaker, valedictorian. rights were imposed. they are doing the same thing against the jewish students where they are refusing to allow them an opportunity to express their position. when i was in college, it was a discussion, back and forth. educate me, i will try to educate you. and then the other part of it is the hate speech. i do not understand how -- understand that you are asking for the abolishment. if that is not hate speech, comments for the death of 10 million people? i do not understand it. i am embarrassed as a citizen of the u.s. that this has gone on. i do not understand how they are allowing this. host: from the new york tim

this reminds me of woodstock, knees college kids.i was over there, we came home, we were called baby killers, threw bottles at us. why don't they just draft them? then they'd have something to gripe about. it's ridiculous. i'm ashamed to be an american nowadays. thank you. host: ok, dylan in south dakota. nbc also reporting the hush money trial in the case of former president trump assuming today. this story just posting today, saying the judge presiding over the former president's hush money case on tuesday held the former president in criminal contempt over a series of posts on truth social that he said violated a gag order barring any attacks on witnesses. the judge ruled trump in contempt for nine violations of the gag order with a fine of $1,000 for each instance. it prohibits the former president from "making or directing others to make public statements about known or reasonably foreseeable witnesses concerning their potential participation in the investigation or the criminal proceeding." public statements about any prospect

i always wondered what happened to the woodstock generation. the hippies w protested against the syste. i talked to them. i see what happened. but this is what these kids are doing. the best and brightest future of america. [indiscernible] the world has to stand up. if we do not stand up now -- columbia university, massachusetts. thank you for taking my call, c-span. host: barry. caller: i would like -- a speaker, valedictorian. rights were imposed. they are doing the same thing against the jewish students where they are refusing to allow them an opportunity to express their position. when i was in college, it was a discussion, back and forth. educate me, i will try to educate you. and then the other part of it is the hate speech. i do not understand how -- understand that you are asking for the abolishment. if that is not hate speech, comments for the death of 10 million people? i do not understand it. i am embarrassed as a citizen of the u.s. that this has gone on. i do not understand how they are allowing this. host: from the new york times,