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Host Walt Mossberg, has technology plateaued . Guest oh, no, absolutely not. Absolutely not. Technology is always changing and always coming up with Technology Companies are always coming up with something new, and there are new Technology Companies all the time incubating, a lot of them are in what we call stealth mode. We dont even know who they are. Certain technologies plateau and things move on, but in general, no. Not at all. Host i guess i ask that because the last couple years weve had the explosion of smartphones, weve had tablets come online. Whats out there . Guest well, first of al...

This is a pivotal week in the race for the white house. After the votes are counted, the debates on wednesday and thursday ahead of the key primaries next week. Theres a lot to and a very busy hour ahead. Joining me now is van jones, cnn political commentator who worked for president obama, senior political analyst, david gergen, and adviser to four president s, and political strategist, angela ry, and contributor bakari sellers. Good to have you all of you on this evening. Van jones, ill start with you first. What did you think of last nights debate . Do you think there was a winner . I know ...

How are you doing, brother . So good to see you. Thank you. Wow, look at the reception. You want to sit . Sure. So this is the land of barbecue. It is. And youre a vegan. Whats that like . Whats that like . How has that been for new. Its been a great experience for me for well being. When you come from a family that literally owned a soul food restaurant, my mom and dad t may have caused some trouble. But now they understand that for health reasons, its a good way to go. But youre not eating barbecue down here, right . Maybe putting a little sauce on the vegetables. Welcome. Its good to be her...

The Vermont Museum of Natural History will host a sensory study group focusing on diversity in nature starting Tuesday, June 11, at 6 p.m.

Mary Cooper, a Colonial era wife and mother, sought solace from the never-ending chores by recording observations about her life on the Cooper farmstead, 3 miles from Oyster Bay, where she lived with her husband and their six children.