three others also face charges. >>> "newsweek" reports that bob marley's granddaughter is suing.erday's body cam video from the incident of last week. >> it makes everything look bad. >> does this look bad? >> yes, it does. >> talking is bad? >> no. talking is cool. pin canada.know how they do it talking to police is a good thing. >> the video cam shows them talking to her. they were leaving when a neighbor called 911 to report a possible burglary. police interviewed them for 20 minutes before realizing they were at the home as guests. police deny race was a factor. >>> and britain's "telegraph" says a cure for baldness could come from the side effect of a cancer drug. scientists at manchester university first studied a cancer drug called cfa which has a side effect of heavy unwanted hair growth. it led them to an osteoporosis drug which stimulates hair growth three times faster than other drugs. >>> still ahead, high art fetches high prices. an auction of masterpieces, including paintings by picasso and monet brings in hundreds of millions of dollars. hundreds of millions of dol

bob marley's granddaughter and two other women are considering a lawsuit against the southern california police department for what they call an excessive response to a racially motivated 911 call. a woman and her friends were checking out of their airbnb rental in rialto when a neighbor called the police to report a possible burglary. moments later the homeless started by police cars and police officers telling the women to put their hands in the air. new body camera video released this week shows authors talking with the women. the women say the escalade guests it escalated and 20 minutes later the women were not arrested and the rialto police department says the officers did not use any kind of restraints the people involved. >>> let's head back to sal. a lot of people started the day. >> will when they opened the blades for the three clock hour there was a real problem and they had to close the name at the caldecott tunnel. when you open them after 4, things started moving again. we are back to normal when it comes to the commute and looking to some of the faraway commutes like the g

three black women, including bob marley's granddaughter suspected of robbery as they left the california air bnb. nordstrom rack, apologizing after accusing black teens of shoplifting while they were shopping for prom. in colorado two native american brothers touring a college, stopped by police. >> do you have anything in your pockets? >> reporter: a parent on the tour told police the two made her nervous. like at yale, things ended peacefully. all these encounters raising troubling questions about assumptions and bias. ron allen, nbc news. >>> now across america and the urban makeover that is pittsburgh. the city is riding a wave of change and gentrification. its riverfronts, which at one time were lined with smoke steel mills are now lined with tech based companies turning out new jobs but with growth is growing pains including how to make sure no one is left behind. the steel city forging a future in tech with google and uber moving in and pittsburgh's bid in for amazon's next headquarters, the local economy is on the rise. and startups like duo language, the no-charge foreign langua

. >>> the granddaughter of reggae legend bob marley says she was racially profiled by a southern california police department. she plans to sue and today she spoke out while quoting the music icon. the woman and her friends were leaving an airbnb in rialto last week when a neighbor called 911 to report a possible burglary. body camera video showing the moment that the police surrounded that group. she says she and her friends were targeted for being black in a white neighborhood. >> tomorrow makes 37 years since my grandfather died. the message he was speaking from that time are still so relevant today and into tomorrow. we don't need no more trouble. what we need is love. >> the rialto chief of police says that officers acted professionally and respectfully while they figured out the situation. >>> a progress report on wine country and its recovery from the devastating wildfires more than 6 months ago. officials offering an update today. kpix 5's jackie ward is in the newsroom with details. jackie. >> reporter: the press conference is being called a monumental moment because the city of sa

album inspiration was released in january it's mainly classical with a bit of leonard cohen and bob marley thrown in it made it straight into the u.k. album charts top twenty. in order and coast of france has reopened after two years of reconstruction and is now the biggest in europe. the french national sea center north sea car has four new aquariums with huge windows and an artificial reef the complex is home to fifty eight thousand marine animals. the new building was designed by jack and sophie usually and gives viewers a unique insight into marine life. every whitson the village of el will c.e.o. in and on the sea of spain is packed with hundreds of thousands of catholic pilgrims. most arrive on the saturday prayers are held in front of the church on with sunday after midnight an unusual ritual is held when people jump over the fence that protects a shrine containing a statue of the virgin mary it is then carried in a procession around the village which is home to just eight hundred inhabitants. britain's most famous horticultural event has gotten under way in london the chelsea flowe

three black women, including bob marley's granddaughter, suspected of robbery as they left a california airbnb. nordstrom rack apologizing after accusing three black teens of shoplifting while they were shopping for prom. in colorado, two native-american brothers touring a college stopped by police. >> do you have anything in your pockets? >> reporter: a parent on the tour told police the two made her nervous. like at yale, things ended peacefully, but all these encounters raising troubling questions about assumptions and bias. ron allen, nbc news. >>> two men are under arrest in oklahoma after a close call collision. police dash cam video shows one man escaping the vehicle just moments before the train plows right into it. here it is coming right there. no one was hurt. officers say one of the men had called 911 to report their car was stuck on the tracks, saying he could hear a train in thedy tans. when officers arrived on scene, they notice the something was off. both men admitted to drinking before getting in the car. they were arrested for public intoxication. one was arrested for

. >> reporter: donisha prendergast, granddaughter of bob marley, spoke out at a news conference today. >> what did you want to happen? do you not understand how you jeopardize our lives because of your fear? >> reporter: yale's vice president of student life says the school is working to address incidents of racial bias. and she says the officers who responded actually admonished the complaining student that the other student had every right to be present. jeff. >> glor: all right, jericka, thank you. coming up here tonight, a baby boy in distress. a cop's split-second decision makes all the difference. s! to . ♪ yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. linzess is not a laxative. it works differently to help you get ahead of your recurring constipation and belly pain. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18. it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get imm

. >> reporter: donisha prendergast, granddaughter of bob marley, spoke out at a news conference today. >> the neighbor, what did you want to happen? do you not understand how you jeopardize our lives because of your fear? >> yale's vice president of student life says the school is working to address incidents of racial bias, and she says the officers whomonth i admonished the complaining student that the other student had every right to be there. >>> coming up, a baby boy in distress. a cop's split second decision make all the difference. >>> i'm gayle king at windsor castle. cbs morn willing be here the entire week leading up to the wedding and bring you all the details on the preparation and the pagean you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only b

about people who worked hard, who cared for their families, who fell in love, who loved opera, bob marleyo the full, and amongst it, every time you hear of the agony of losing a child, a sister, a mother, an uncle. it goes on and it's impossible not to be deeply moved. today there was definitely that anger, much more clear than yesterday and at one point a relatives was quietly interrupted by the enquiry counsel to save that perhaps what they were saying about what was neglect from the authorities would be better left to the authorities. the man said that they have been censored enough and that they must listen. there is anger and deep sorrow and we're never going to be able to do justice to the people who died or to what was said about them today but here are some excerpts of what was said. i am bereft without her. if she had died a normal death, i would have been able to hold her. 0r comfort her and say goodbye. but i feel a part of me has been ripped out. nothing seems worth it anymore. debbie was an exceptional, extraordinary person. and i was completely blessed to have her as my daug

bob marley's granddaughter and two other women are considering a lawsuit against a southern californiaice department for what they describe as an excessive response to a racially motivated 911 call. the women were checking out of their air bnb rental and rialto last week when a neighbor saw them loading their suitcases into their car. the neighbor called the police to report a possible burglary. moments later, the home was surrounded by seven police cars. police officers were telling the women to put their hands in the air. new body camera video released this week show officers joking with the women. the women say the situation escalated about 20 minutes later. the women were not arrested. the rialto police department says the officers did not use any kind of restraint with the people involved. >>> the santa clara county water district will have to put up $650 million to help a ford governor jerry brown's plan to build two huge tunnels to carry water from the delta and share it was southern california. santa clara county gets about 40% of its water from the delta . supporters of the pl

of the four people leaving the airbnb were black.one of them the granddaughter of reggae legend bob marley but police say it wasn't their race that raised suspicions of the neighbor.rather the fact that she didn't know the home was being used as an airbnb. you can hear her tell officers that. natsot/neighbor:"i wasn't being nosy, i was just being observant." interim chief mark king says there has been an uptick in property crime in that part of town, and he appreciates the neighbor reporting what she thought could have been a burglary. he hopes the body camera video shows that his officers treated the airbnb guests with respect, while they figured out the situation. chief mark king/rialto police :"because as you all know, we're experiencing a very extreme difficult time here in america with police community relations." (ken) (ken) one of the guests also posted her own video of the encounter to instagram last week. (pam) dramatic video out of illinois tonight... where a little girl escaped a carjacking.take a look. the 11- year old's father had just pulled up to fill up at a gas station. an

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no tie-dye, no black lights no bob marley posters, just plants and science.real is the lead botanist in the stanley brothers' lab. this is charlotte's web? >> right. >> what do you do with this heater? >> right now, we make our whole plant extract with the plant. we cultivate it in the field. we grow it until it flowers. we harvest it dry and bring it back to the lab to do an extraction on it that turns into our charlotte's web oil. >> would you call that a marijuana plant or a hemp plant? >> a hemp plant. >> reporter: distinction that the stanley brothers and everyone that works for them makes between hemp and marijuana is important to understand. a botanist would tell you the plants are the same, but according to the federal farm bill of 2014, a plant with less than .3% of thc, the ingredient that gets high, is hemp. >> so, this is all hemp. it has lower than .3% thc. >> lower than .3? >> .3. that's right. but it has a naturally very high amount of cbd. >> reporter: cbd is the chemical compound some believe helps people with epilepsy. when you look at this

in california, the granddaughter of bob marley is vowing to sue the rialto police department after she and two other r friens werere surrounded by a swarm of police cars and a police helicopter as they were checking out of an airbnb rental. the three women are all black. the police were dispatched after a white neighbor saw the three women carrying suitcases out of the rental home, and called the police to report a possible burglary. it's the latest in a series of high-profile incidents of racial profiling and racial discrimination, including two black men being arrested at a philadelphia starbucks for being inside the coffee shop while they were waiting for a third man to arrive for a business meeting. and activists around the country have begun bailing black women out of jaiail as part of the second annual "black m mama's bl out," a a nationwide effort t to free black motothers andnd reune them with their r loved oneses d of mother's day on sunday. this is song's co-director, mark hooks, speaking on democracy now! last year during the first black mama's bail o out. ofwe know that abo

bob marley's granddaughter was among a group of three black women and one white woman when someone called police. let's go to yale university, a bastion of intellect, i might add, a white woman called cops on a black student who was just taking a nap. then another waffle house, this one in north carolina, police put a black man in a chokehold. he had stopped there after taking his sister to prom. he was wearing a tuxedo. and last friday, police called to a mall in wisconsin. they were caught on video punching a black teenager in the face. this has prompted new calls for dialogue on why white americans call the police on black people. and joining me now, reverend al sharpton, host of msnbc's "politics nation." this is not in entirety. these are only the one that have gained notoriety. i guess this evidence, it points to increasing evidence that more people are becoming more and more alarmed by the difference in skin color. help me understand what's going on here. >> i think what we're seeing, in the '90s, we saw racial profiling. driving while black. then there were studies where certain h

"i did that to[ " ght laughter ] if rudy sang bob marley at karaoke he'd change the lyrics to, "i shotheriff, but i did not shoot the deputy. but even if i did shoot the deputy, that wouldn't be illegal. and also i did shoot the deputy." [ laughter ] so -- [ cheers and applause ] so, because ey don't have a good defense, trump and his allies have instead decided n gofense, creating one fiction after another to discredit the investigation. a central figure in that effort has been republican congressman devin nunes, who in every single photo looks like he just realized he brought you the wrong entrees. [ laughter a applause ] "oh, you said veal? i thought you said eel." [ light laughter ] nunes has used his perch on the house oversight committee to extract information about the investigation and then use that information to help trump manufacture conspiracy theories. and it's not just nunes. trump's allies in the right wing media have been happy to run with his wild spying claims. just take fox newsost maria bartiromo. she accused both president obama and hilly clinton of being in a sini

. >>> in the meantime, bob marley's granddaughter is accusing a southern california police departmental profiling. >> she says she and her friends were surrounded by rialto police as they left their airbnb rental. it happened after a neighbor called 911 and claimed the place was being robbed. their attorney claims the call was made after they didn't smile at the neighbor. >> you have a right not to smile on command at the behest of a white woman who would choose to place a racist call and endanger their lives and violate their constitutional rights because they didn't smile at her that day. >> we don't need no more trouble. what we need is love. >> rialto police chief says the allegations of racial bias is unfair, he says the officers treated them respectfully. >>> coming up, the major problem with puppies. >> expensive service animals that according to new owners aren't trained at all. you're watching "world news now." all. you're watching "world news now." your period? ook like during it's up to you, with tampax pearl. you get ultimate protection on your heaviest days and smooth rem

. >>> police who detained reggae singer bob marley's granddaughter say it was not racism. them as post she was left in an unstable situation. she says, i got surrounded by police for being black in a white neighborhood. >> reporter: within minutes of leave their airbnb rental, donisha prendergast and her friends were surrounded by police. >> this white lady called pleechlts too many black folk. >> reporter: they called regarding a possible burglary involved three black women. police let the group go after confirming their story 22 minutes later. >> it's about to be cleared up and you guys are going to be so sorry. >> reporter: she says officers acting inappropriately. the video shows them moving around freely and joking with police. >> you guys are amazing. >> reporter: police also followed up with a 911 caller but only released the audio pro protect her en the interim police chief says his officers are billion kreing criticized even though they were social and professional. >> marie rodriguez owned the home on airbnb. since the incident she's been threatened for defending

we had bob marley's granddaughter that ripped police after a robbery claim at a california air b and>> this is a case that speaks to the absurdity of living in everyday life while black. they were with friends at a festival. when they were checking out, a neighbor is standing there with her hand on her hip and sees these black folks coming out of the home with luggage. she called 911 and said there are black people stealing luggage from this home. four or five cops show up with hands on holsters and interactions with black people and police can take a left turn quick. >> it is a physical threat because of what could happen and transpired. people don't think much about it, they just do it. >> without question. it's like we're living in an alternate universe where rules don't apply. your black skin, body moving in especially white spaces is cause for concern and call the men with the guns to remove you. >> we have people moving into the apartments stealing, moving furniture in. doesn't make sense. a nordstrom rack store, he's in there to buy a belt. >> it was embarrassing that we, thre

. ♪ every little thing >> the late great bob marley there in a classic interview.strive for that mindset, but it doesn't exactly pay the bills, bills, bills. >> no i suppose it doesn't. and some people have a hard time admitting that they do want to be wealthy. but not one woman. she says i want to be rich and i'm not sorry. rebecca jarvis has her story. >> i am the wealthiest woman in america. how wealthy am i? i wanted to come down on a golden phoenix, and i sure did it. >> reporter: in the 2016 comedy "the box," melissa mccarthy is the business mogul who rakes in the dough for laughs. now novelist jessica knoll is laying it all on the table, laughing all the way the bank, make nothing apologies for her own ambition, saying in a "new york times" opinion piece, i want to be rich and i'm not sorry. writing success for me is synonymous with making money. adding and to be perfectly blunt about it, i want to be rich. >> it's important for women to get comfortable with being very direct and very candid about their goals and their ambitions. >> reporter: knoll's essay p