. >> bob marley hails from a town 180 miles south of colombo. he worked as a tuk tuk taxi driver for ten years, but he didn't own the vehicle. he had very few passengers and was struggling the make ends meet. that's h that's when he heard of the safari tours. he decided to leave town and go do colombo to provide a better life for his family. >> i can get by on the tips i receive every day. i send my paycheck back home to cover my family's living e inei expenses and tuition. >> most of the drivers are from the south. they've pinned their hopes on the growing tourist industry. meanwhile, back at the international hotel school, three students enrolled in the six month cooking course are about to take their final exam. the results will determine their future especially so for janaka who is now 24. this is the hotel bakery. it's where all the bread and sweets are prepared. over the last six months the students have learned how to make 60 different sweets. today's test involves preparing a dish selected by the chef. >> the main point of the examine --

so he decided to take to youtube and become a character, he said it is inspired by bob marley and histly, this is just a remix. his original without the music apparently went viral. 38 million views. >> who knew that? forget your mouthwash, just drink some kukumba. >> and now they will get a lot more people to buy cucumbers. i hear these are available in stores everywhere. >>> the next couple of minutes, i want everyone at home to just assume this is a psa. it is so serious that we'll put it on the screen, don't try this at home. >> what? >> we'll start in chongchang, china. you can see this guy trying to take a spectacular photo. on the other side of the rock -- that is where he loses his grip and just disappears out of shot to the screams and concerns of everybody who is there. you can see he's got to somewhat learn his lesson, all kinds of cuts and bruises and scrapes as he tumbles his way down. fortunately for him, he didn't go any further. by the looks of it, he didn't break anything. >> so does that mean now i can laugh at this clown? >> you can absolutely now laugh at this clow

last year critics called a bob marley filter black face. >>> time for a check now of our weather with roberta. >> nice day out there? >> yes. the best way to describe it is by this. it's our live weather camera. we're looking out towards alcatraz from the marina green area. look at that. makes you want to jump in, doesn't it? maybe not so much. water temperatures at 55 degrees. barely a breeze out there. but boy, the sky is seamless. not a cloud in the sky. right now, how about another view this time around from the embarcadero, we're looking out towards the bay bridge. you can see treasure island and also yerba buena island. and the port of oakland. here's a view of the beach and you can see people are just frolicking on the beach this afternoon. boy, wouldn't it be lovely to be there this afternoon or anytime this weekend? we are in the 60s. look at that santa rosa now at 69 degrees. 67 apiece in oakland and in san jose. san francisco at 64. our weather watcher charlie says it's 69 in vallejo and says, boy, spring has sprung and the weeds are growing. and you're spot on there, charl

wise words from bob marley. "your worst enemy could be our best friend.end could be our worst enemy." think about that, republicans or democrats. don't worry, every little thing is going to be all right. thanks for watching, everybody. i am martha maccallum. we will see ♪ >> tom: welcome to "red eye," hello everyone, i am tom shillue. andy levy is off tonight, let's check in with michael malice at the right eye tease deck. >> resident trump refuses to throw out the first pitch for the washington nationals, plus john mccain calls kim jong-un a crazy fat kid. back to you, tom. >> tom: let's welcome our

the geniusrk with bob marley at the wall street journal and george miller, and the supersmart, the people that i used to work with in hollywood, who are not so funny anymore. [laughter] ben stein: people at the white house are the only ones i stayed in close touch with over the years, my boss, his boss ray price, and the old school cast. didn't make the many smarter. my hero, peter flattening, greatest and bravest men honor, beside my in-laws. they were really amazing. two brothers, both silver star, long-term connection with rn. all these people have been long-term connections. we had a great research staff. there was a lovely woman, intelligent, became a successful lawyer named ann morgan, a german rocket scientist, her father, anyway, we won't talk about that. worked under a very smart guy. everyone was available for the needs of staffers. there,ys before i got the uniquely gifted bill safire, a man of generosity in every way , talent exploding off of his lips and fingertips, a super genius. since he departed from this earth from several years ago, here is my neighbor in california and

you can be a reggae artist in jamaica that that guitar spoke to and you get some bob marley music. beatles are influenced, the stones are influenced, the who is influenced. the beach boys are hearing guitar licks from chuck berry and it is being woven into their music. chuck berry is the fabric of rock 'n roll. you don't have this music without him. >> that's fascinating. tell me about the revolutionary rebellious side? >> well, sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll may never have existed more closely than in one man. you think of those three terms. he was arrested, had battles with substance abuse. the music was that underlying passion and that rebellion against the system. chuck actually said, i lived in the middle, never got too high or too low with the career. he was still playing shows into his 80s. that gives you an idea about how much that music meant to him, how much it stirred his soul and i think kept him young. >> segun, thank you so much. i make you a promise, next time we speak, it won't be after a passing. we'll find another topic. i make that promise. thank you very much. >>>

wise words from bob marley. "your worst enemy could be our best friend.nd could be our worst enemy." think about that, republicans or democrats. don't worry, every little thing is going to be all right. thanks for watching, everybody. i am martha maccallum. we will see you tomorrow at 7:00. bill o'reilly is up next. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> i know that we will all make a deal on health care, that is such an easy one. >> bill: brand-new poll on how the folks at sea president trump's role of the health care debacle. "talking points" will deal with it. >> a warning with a state lawmaker on facebook. michelle dubois posted a message reporting a rumored i.c.e. raid. >> do you think it is appropriate? >> everything i have done is appropriate >> bill: a lawmaker in massachusetts tipping off illegal aliens abou. we will talk to a sheriff about that. also, lou dobbs on americans not being able to come up with 2,000 bucks in a month