for me to be compared to bob marley -- >> reporter: the reggae legend, bob marley. >> the reggae legend, bob marley, for me, it says it all. >> reporter: this island nation of just under 3 million will lose its collective mind if bolt succeeds in his quest for another golden trifecta in rio. >> first olympics and second olympics was big. so i know this one is going to be even because everybody, they look for me to do great. >> reporter: but it hasn't always been a smooth journey. seems like it's always something. from a segway mishap at the world championships last year to a more troubling hamstring injury at the jamaican olympic trials and that ever-present shadow hanging over the track. usain bolt has been at the top of his sport for nearly a decade and there's never been a credible link between bolt and field, as in many other sports, skepticism abounds. how does it make you feel that some people, absent of any evidence, might say, yeah, he's great, but i've got my doubts. >> i can't do anything about it personally. i just have to continue working hard, continue pushing myself. just

for me to be compared to bob marley -- >> reporter: the reggae legend, bob marley. >> the reggae legend, bob marley, for me, it says it all. >> reporter: this island nation of just under 3 million will lose its collective mind if bolt succeeds in his quest for another golden trifecta in rio. >> first olympics and second olympics was big. so i know this one is going to be even

the only possible person that's as big as me in jamaica is bob marley. we were just coming off of that. so in that moment he has done it yet again, and he has done it in front of billions of people worldwide, so i say, well, he may have outdistanced not only the field, he may even have also outdistanced bob marley in jamaica. and at that moment they've got whole thing. >> seth: he is a national hero. >> no disrespect intended toward bob marley. then someone else points out to me, maybe this isn't just reggae fans. maybe it's devoted pot heads who don't want -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, right. >> bob marley, in any way, taken down a peg. >> seth: yeah. >> so now, just to get out of the way, i'm going to make the following statement. michael phelps is better than cheech and chong. >> seth: there you go. [ laughter ] you got them back. [ applause ] you got them back. now, you have also -- you once caught a little heat from the race walking community. >> it goes back a ways, but you know, there are sports in the olympics, whatever they may be, synchron

>> wait. >> what happened to that bob marley? >> thinking about the bob marley. are you getting paid today because you're like on vacation, right? >> they want to know if i'm getting paid today. >> yes, very well. (laughter). >> very well. >> i'm getting paid in sunshine. >> there you go. you can't ask for more than th that. >> all right. >> we didn't look up the ingredients of the bob marly. >> we did. we'll physical you about it later on. >>> american flags mounted on fire trucks that sounds great, right? would wrong with that why one fire district just got the order to take down those flags. >>> and spending time in the icu requires a tremendous amount of strength but a new study suggest even after you get out the battle is not over. >>> coming up new at 6:00 glimpses of the man who burglarized a local k mart want he got away with may leave you with just a few questions. ♪ i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's bee

things that they always compare me to bob marley. for me to be compared to bob marley, the reggae legend, for me, it says it all. >> reporter: this island nation of just under 3 million will lose its collective mind if bolt succeeds in his quest for another golden trifecta in rio. >> first olympics and second olympics was big. so i know this one is going to be even because everybody they look for me to do great. >> reporter: but it hasn't always been a smooth journey. seems like it's always something. from a segue mishap at the world championships last year to a more troubling hamstring injury at the jamaican olympic trials, and that ever present shadow hanging over the track. usain bolt has been at the top of his sport for nearly a decade and there's never been a credible link between bolt and performance-enhancing drugs. however, in track and field, as in many other sports, skepticism abounds. >> how does it make you feel that some people, absent of any evidence, might say he's great but i've got my doubts. >> i can't do anything a

it's one of those things that they always compare me to bob marley. be compared to bob marley, for me, it says it all. >> reporter: this island nation of just under 3 million will lose its collective mind if bolt succeeds in his quest for another golden trifecta in rio. >> first olympics and second olympics was big. so i know this one is going to be even worse. it's going to be crazy because everybody look for me to do great. >> reporter: but it hasn't always been a smooth journey. seems like it's always something. from a segue mishap at the world championships last year to a more troubling hamstring injury at the jamaic jamaicaen olympic trials, and that ever present shadow hanging over the track. usain bolt has been at the top of his sport for nearly a decade and there's never been a credible link between bolt and performance-enhancing drugs. in track and field, skepticism abounds. >> how does it make you feel that some people, absent of any evidence, might say he's great but i've got my doubts. >> i can't do anything about it personally. i just hav

>> bob marley. >> it's called a bob marley. and i'm going to bring this back for lucy and iain.you looked up the ingredients. >> we did. >> heim sure there's no liquor in here. >> no! of course not. (laughter). >> be careful. peak sure you bring it back. >> put a lid on that. >> i'll bring it back to you. >> you don't want to do that and drive. >> don't zippy cup what we need. there we go. >> top that sean bell. >> vacation time. i like to be on the beach also. eagles it's not vacation time. time to get down to business. the birds have their second preseason game tonight. unfortunately we won't see the future of the franchise but we will be able to see a glimpse of what the team will actually look like this season. starters getting little more time. we got a preview of tonight's game coming up next in sports. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and you

the bob marley has a cold kind of novel. he was becoming too influential of figure.here are pictures on the wall. that is how much the cult of personality becomes ingrained. there are lots of pictures and african-american homes of martin luther king. idea that people in the ghettos and the slums of jamaica could think for themselves and even to the point of forming their own government was unthinkable. the right-wing and left-wing both hated that. much of a unifier, i think. and he was disrupting that way too much. reasons, some the side may have wanted him to become a martyr or the races influence. the only person on the level of marley i can think of -- i can't think of another artist where so many foes -- forces are working against them at once. different days of negotiation with some of the dangerous men in the country. , they were smoking weed. marley is is on because ofas event the sanctuary in kingston. and these killers violating that. you show violence and sex in a rather graphic detail. was that the reality you felt and wanted to say? before that it think v

be used again.the company was criticized earlier this year for releasing a racially insensitive bob marley filter. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the green bay packers kick off the preseason tomorrow..we'll tell you why you should leave early if for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. the packers get tight end jared cook back off the physically unable to perform list, and just happy to get back in the mix.((jared cook says i was probably getting on his nerves asking thompson says i thought the best thing about it was his eagerness and gung ho-ness)) brewers and braves. down 1-zip, the brewers offense finally comes alive in the third. ryan braun with an rbi single to tie it.all the brewers runs came in the chris carter with a booming 3 run homer off the scoreboard. tyler thornburg settling into that closer's role. the brewers win 4-3.and for the first time since 1904, men's golf is set to tee off today, at the summer olympics.for the one minute drill, allan. the sports world mourns the loss of longtime e-s-p-n on-air personality john suanders.saunders was most recently the

. >> and bob marley's children inspire kids like her in the pool. >> i want young black girls they have an opportunity. >> swimming at the games and using that laser focus to help win gold in rio. >> i'm grateful for the opportunity. >>> switching gears for a moment. and tracking the big stores. here are the hotline as murder officer involved shooting today. police serving a warrant near 43 ert avenue with a deadly shooting from last night the suspect was shot and killed. the search continues for jessie williams, anyone who has information is asked to call the buckeye police. >>> fans of the pumpkin porter, the brew will be back. it will serve the beer on selling season craft beer in arizona. in the wild weather video. airbrush fire created a fire nado. that was in these can be dangerous but they are farmed from the heat of the fire created by raising air. they are just right cooler air from the side bet gets pulled in and rotates. into the fire nado. no one was hurt from that indense. can you imagine what they go through on the lines. fighting things like that right there. >> and if it

last april, snapchat came under fire for a bob marley filter that some found racially insensitive. >>>self self-serve lanes generated a loss of nearly 4%. self-service lanes generated a loss lane of 7% and more than double the average. the british study looked at 12 million shopping trips in countries including the united states and found that the self-serve reduces the perception of risk. >> two rare coins sold for over 869,000 at auction. the copper pennies dated 1792, the earliest days of the u.s. mint. one sold for $517,000. the other the silver center set went over $352,000. the coins represent america's itself from britain. >>> get ready for a new girl scout cookie flavor -- s'mores! the combination of marshmallows and graham crackers and chocolate come in two versions. one has a chocolate coating. but you'll have to wait. the new cookies won't be sold until the 2017 cookie season. >> hena daniels at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, hena. >>> still ahead, road hazards. we will show you how debris flying from vehicles can cause our vitamins contain no gluten, dairy o

the story revolves around the attempted assassination of bob marley.s narrated by over a dozen characters. this book was called epic in every sense of the word, sweeping, mythic, over the top, zzyingly complex. it has been optioned by hbo for a television series adaptation. i am pleased to have marlon james at this table. marlon: thank you for having me. charlie: pleasure to have you and congratulations. you came about seven years ago to the united states looking for a teaching job in minneapolis. knowing you would do what? was this in your mind? marlon: no. when i moved to minneapolis, i just finished my second novel which was set in the 18th century. i hadn't thought about that before even though i was haunted by that story from way back in 1991 when i was still in college, i read this article. timothy white wrote the definitive biography of marley and he wrote this curious postscript when he went back to the assassination attempt and that was the first time i read anybody talk about this man and what happened to them. he still didn't quite know what

edjim: bob marley. emily: two out of five. ed: betting 500. emily: let's talk about tax revenue. if pot is legalized, how much do you think the state could take in in revenue and what are you basing that number on? jim: there was a study that came arcview. they concluded that by the year 2020 we would have $1 billion in sales, based on that we would get about $100 million in taxes. we are basing that on our tax structure which would be 10% combined sales tax and excise tax. also a 2% optional local tax. by 2020 we see about $100 million in revenues. emily: $1 billion in sales based on so far? jim: looking at studies of use rates in massachusetts compared to other states. pr they calculated the population, which we are about the same as colorado, video little bit more. colorado is on track for epic $1.4 billion in sales. our usage rate is maybe a little less than colorado but using factors like that. ed: big money involved. who is the money behind you? jim: we have several. pac created by a group headed by peter lewis. they want -- they put their money toward social justice. one o

reporter: usain bolt and bob marley, jamaica's biggest stars united in spirit. usain bolt took his victory lap around the stadium to the sound of the reggae legend following his gold medal in the men's 200 meter race. a rock star celebration for the world's fastest man. usain bolt finished in 19.78 seconds ahead of canada and france. free usain bolt, this makes the eighth olympic gold medal of his career which means he still aiming for the incredible sprinting triple-triple. the ninth gold medal you will be aiming for in the men's relay this friday. usain bolt has again officially cemented his status as the world's greatest sprinter. but the title of world's greatest athlete has again gone to ashton eaton. the american successfully defended his title in the men's decathlon by securing olympic record equaling a score of 8893 points ahead of france and canada. on the sidelines, the u.s. olympic committee has apologized for the conduct of four american swimmers after it emerged they lied about being robbed at gunpoint during the rio games. a harrowing tale of armed

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when you hear the words of bob marley , emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds, that's a straight quote from marcus garvey. the legacy is ever present. garvey ruled so many organizations from the nation of islam, people like sefton macleod, this phenomenal educator in louisiana and south carolina, about seeing the black alliance coming into charleston harbors in the 1920s and being transformed by this process. we still have garvey i in places like costa rica, who still remember this ship that entered the space. garvey still lives in many ways so i think this event is really important not just for the historical dynamics of how i look at garvey but as stated to right the wrongs. decades of scholarship and through the reemergence of garvey studies we understand the impact of garvey across the world, it clearly attests to the fact that this is a movement of liberation. this is a movement of legitimized struggle that should be seen as such. these things have consequences on the unia and almost the world scholars and tedious awards for garvey. we s

people were fired up on april 20th - 4-20 day - for the bob marley filter. snapchat said it was trying to honor the late singer. but some users called it "blackface." new this morning - a 50-thousand dollar powerball ticket... has been drawn in wisconsin. ticket on wednesday at a pick n save in racine... matching four out of five numbers plus the powerball. the winning numbers were 23, 56, 61, 64, and 67 with a powerball of 12. the powerplay number was 5. the winner has up to 180 days to claim the prize. the next drawing will be this saturday. straight ahead at 6:30 - breaking news... as a driver speeds away after hitting and killing a woman. plus - from a high speed chase... to an officer being punched - all the details on a wild purui county. where and when he was last seen - coming up at 6:30. feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corporat

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we're jamming to bob marley because of the festival that we'll be celebrating. we're going to play ray gay throughout the morning. send them to us, just use our hashtag good morning philadelphia. > welcome back. it is 7:14. this was our breaking news yesterday morning and we are all over it again this morning. federal and state investigators fanning across the area yesterday to search properties connected to well known union leader john dougherty. what's not clear is exactly what they're looking for. joining us this morning is fox5 legal analyst, ken. good morning, ken. >>reporter: good morning. > maybe mismanagement of the union. what do you think they might be looking at right now. they have warrants in so many different locations. >> it was actually a coordinated raid so nine different places were raided. the commonality amongst all the razor were that it involved john dougherty. we really don't know karen what it is right now. i'm sure it has something to do with than ifs. all kinds of boxes were taken from the headquarters of the union. i think 100 boxes we

when we heard the words of bob marley, emancipate yourselves, remember ourselves, free our minds. that's a straight quote from marcus garvey. his legacy has been ever present. garvey has fueled so many of the organizations from the nation of islam, people like this phenomenal educator in louisiana or south carolina speaks about seeing a black star like him into charleston harbor into making toys and being blown and transformed by this process. we still have tracked in places like costa rica. still remember this from a ship that had this space. garvey still lives with us in many ways i think this event is really important, not just for the historical dynamic for how i look at garvey but as stated, in our time to right the wrong. there's a reemergence of derby studies that understands the impact of garvey across the world. clearly a test to the fact this is a movement of liberation, legitimate struggle that should be seen as such. that we can speak of these things openly and at conferences on the unia. scholars winning prestigious award for garvey. we should also address some of the

they're suing the son of bob marley, claiming he violated a 15-year licensing agreement. the family says the company failed to do several things they promised, including making royalty payments. >>> a new poll of colorado voters is out this morning, falls in line with our state's rather independent reputation. in the race for president, hillary clinton leads with 41% in colorado. donald trump is at 33%. 16%, that's above the national average in the national polls. green party candidate jill stein is at 7%. >>> if you haven't registered to vote, you can do it now. all you do is text the word colorado to 2vote, which is 28683. then you get a link to register to vote. you have until september 20th to register for the november election. >>> laws could change because of our reporting on forged signatures. now crafting a bill that would require the state to verify any signatures on a petition belong to the actual voters. >> reporter: is the legiature going to do something about forged signatures? >> i certainly hope they do. you know as well as anyone, interviewing people first

last april the app was also criticized for a bob marley filter that some considered racially insensitive. >>> self service checkouts are encouraging shoplifting. i just used one today. i didn't steal a thing. the use of self generated lanes it looked at 12 million shopping trips in four countries, including the u.s. the self scanning technology apparently reduces the perception of risk for shopl shoplifters. >> romona: they still have cameras up there. can't they see you? >> mark: yes. i don't get it. >>> and get ready for a new girl scout cookie. smores. it's a combination of grand crackers and marshmallows and chocolates. you'll have to wait. it will not be sold until the 20 >> romona: i love when that season comes around. >> mark: good stuff. >> romona: yes. >>> still to come here at 4:00 today. >>> trending today, do you notice anything a little different about the olympic swimming pool? ?? sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ?? sfx: crowd chanting ?? sfx: crowd cheering ?? . >>> trending today, it cost a gymnastic team to look sparkly while doing flips on the vault. >> romona: it

big screen tvs out in kingston town, and, man, they were pretty -- the announcers compared him to bob marley. you look there and realize, wow, all of jamaica is one with him. >> and belize must have been so excited. >> belize are one remaining tuesday. we're all going to be cheering for him. there won't be celebrations like that in the capitol. >> let's move onto the story that's topping news here in the u.s. >>> we begin this morning with new protests in milwaukee as the black man who was killed by police, that case is touching off some righting there, and that man is being remembered at a vigil. >> his family members broke down as they spoke to those gathered. they want prosecutors to charge the officer who fired police say smith was armed. >>> police say they used an armored vehicle to get a person to a hospital. >> the national guard an alert after a night of chaos. cars and businesses set on fire. the angry crowd protesting the deadly police shooting of an allegedly armed black man after a traffic stop. smoke filled mayhem, sounds of gunfire, the crowds targeting police. >> shots fired.