1960s. first, part of a 1969 abc report about the impact the massive crowd had on the small new york town known as bethel. last night the traffic was immense, but somehow between dark and dawn when the music finally stopped, they disappeared across the country. although thousands remained on tre the rented 600-acre dairy farm pitching in on cleanup detail or just waiting out the crowd. it s nestled in the heart of the catskills. the biggest town nearby is monticello. the townspeople were terrified at the prospect of the hippy arrival. before it was over something happened in monticello. residents and resorts freely emptied their cupboards for the kids. residents were stunned about their politeness. polite. i think they are really a wonderful group of kids. i never met so many kids in such large numbers that were so polite, so patient, so courteous and understanding under these conditions that we had here in the last three days. certainly in the beginning there was a
your prescription costs, but it is a tough pill to swallow for the pharmaceutical engine. trading a hot dog for a cone no. a new flavor ice cream cut the mustard, gross early today starts right now good morning i m milissa rehberger. and i m fellowshphillip mena night two of the second democratic presidential debate they took a break from fighting for your vote to fight each other, but they did agree on one thing. president trump has got to go. donald trump is not behavioring like a patriot we re in a battle for the soul of america. i believe that we in the united states congress should start impeachment proceedings immediately. conversely, if mitch mcconnell is one that lets him off the hook, we re going to be the one to say for sure thank you but his friend, mitch mcconnell, moscow mitch, let him off the hook. he needs to be held accountable. i ve seen people go to prison for far less. the first thing that i m going to do when i m president is i
present your business on msnbc. hi there, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg. welcome to your business. today we begin our ninth season of bringing you the stories, information, and advice to help you run a successful small business. this weekend all marks the 45th anniversary of the iconic woodstock music festival. an event that defined the 60s and the counter culture movement. the woodstock brand of peace, love, and happiness has stood the test of time. it s a brand that has attracted many small businesspeople, their customer, and, of course, tourists to this small new york town s main street where flower power is still alive and well. if you go anywhere in america and say the word woodstock, anywhere, somebody will relate to it. that s ricochet. he s the owner of this very small business here on the main street in woodstock, new york. woodstock is an idea, a vision, a dream of something different. it s not a physical structure. it s a cosmic idea. with the populat
this is cnn breaking news. we re following breaking news on the house impeachment probe. former trump campaign manager cory lewandowski is signaling he s willing to testify after being subpoenaed by the judiciary committee. also tonight, new controversy after israel banned the entry of two democratic congress women targeted by president trump. one of the lawmakers, rashida tlaib, is rejecting israel s new offer to let her visit her family on the west bank following israel s conditions. more evidence that mr. trump is stressing about a potential recession just ahead of the 2020 election. he told crowds in new hampshire they have no choice but to vote for him to avoid economic consequences. this hour i ll talk with senator and democratic candidate cory booker and house judiciary candidate cedric richmond. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, let s go to manu raju. manu, cory lewandowski is speaking out about the house subpoena to testify. reporter: no d
impeachment. and we filed that with the court. acting persecuted, president trump, who robert mueller clearly did not exonerate, attacked the democrats and called on his party to investigate former president obama. it s a disgrace. we want to find out what happened with the last democrat president. let s look into obama the way they ve looked at me. from day one, they ve looked into everything we ve done. they could look into the book deal that president obama made. let s subpoena all of his records. let s subpoena all of the records having to do with hillary clinton and all of the nonsense that went on with clinton and her foundation and everything else. we could do that all day long. frankly, the republicans were gentlemen and women. when we had the majority in the house. sometimes he baffles me again and again. i can t believe it. the book deal? talk about red hers. anyway, during the obama administration, the republican-controlled house launched numerous investigati