performing a medley of bob marley classics. niversary celebration of bob marley doing a mash-up of two of his grandfather's classic song, "turn your lights down low" and get up, stand up." here it is. ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ oh, let jah moon come shining in ♪ ♪ into our life again ♪ saying, ooh, i love ya ♪ ♪ and i want you to know right now ♪ ♪ you got to know right now ♪ ooh, i love you ♪ love, love you ♪ and i want you to know right now ♪ ♪ know right now ♪ that i, said you some love ♪ ♪ i want to give you somegood, good lovin' ♪ some good love, i want to give you some good, good lovin' ♪ ♪ i want to give you some love ♪ i want to give you some good, good lovin' ♪ ♪ oh, i, oh, i, oh, i ♪ say i want to give you some good, good lovin', good, good lovin' ♪ ♪ get up, stand up, stand up for your rights ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ get up, stand upupor yr rits ♪ get up, stand up get up stand up for your rights ♪ ♪ get up, stand up don't give up the fight ♪ ♪ get up, stand up get up stand up for your rights ♪ ♪ yeah stand up for your rights yeah, man stand up for

have a medley of some of bob marley's stuff. and i need to run because now they are going to my husband's shot i'm pretty sure. all right. great. >> block them! all right, thank you, ginger. great to see your family this morning. >>> it is the end of an era at the columbus zoo. world famous zookeeper jack hanna is retiring. hanna has worked at t at the zo2 years. and he's hosted several series and published more than a dozen books. his last day at the zoo is december 31. >>> well, people have been asking for band aids z3wvmz z1s6z y3wvmy y1s6y ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey . >>> watching radar returns out over the ocean. and a sprinkle or two is possible in the north bay, but as you look at future radar, today will be relatively dry with more sunshine as the afternoon breezes kick in and bring us that drier air. a slight chance of a stray shower across the north bay tomorrow afternoon. >>> and happening today, people will gather in san francisco for a memorial to commemorate four years since the pulse night club massacre

the grandson of bob marley. now tomorrow on "gma," skip marley and h.e.r.thank you, let's start by look being athe how the heat is easing today. moving on from our bay and also our coastal neighborhoods. inland, starting to hold on there. we stillav and 90s. the rest of us in the 60s and 70s. most of us in the 60s if you're stepping out. commute, main issue, low clouds near the coast and breezy conditions across our bridge this is afternoon. >>> in about 30 minutes, and abc 7news.com. have great start to your morning. we're returning now to "good morning america." ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma." we have one of our favorite guests joining us right now. >> that's right. we've had him on "gma" so many types he practically works here and now he's starring in one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year, "artemis fowl." good morning to the one and only josh gad. thank you for being with us. i see you've got our mug. i thought it got lost in your truck. >> i need a "gma" drip like an i.v. drip of coffee. >> me too. let me know if you can find one. i would s

can find new roads with confidence. >> announcer: he comes from music royalty, the grandson of bob marleyams how to bring color to life with the very best paint. >>> happy wednesday, everyone. >> bye. >> announcer: garth brooks has a secret. now tomorrow on "good morning america," garth will reveal it live. what is it? what will garth reveal? you'll find out tomorrow only on "good morning america," live. and trust us, this is going to be good. z3wvmz z1s6z y3wvmy y1s6y >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kamasi aaron from abc 7 mornings. sports are slowly coming back. major league soccer announced that play will volume on july 8th with its mls is back tournament. it will be held at the espn wide world of sports complex at the walt disney world resort just outside of orlando. and today is day two of the san jose earthquake's return to practice since march. >>> now here's mike with a look at our forecast. >> thank you, kamasi. hi, everybody. hottest day this week. a little bit of caution when you're going to be outside. we have a low-to-moderate risk of heat illness today. now to the coast, 72

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i'm listening to bob marley and watching people take pictures of a fence that has become iconic even of itself after it was built to keep protesters out. the protesters have co-opted that fence, over the weekend we did see massive crowds on the streets of washington, marching back and forth from the capitol to the white house. among the. meers, mitt romney, the only sitting nonretiring republican member of congress that i'm aware of that surfaced to participate in the march. he explained his participation in this, in a very straightforward way. here's what he told us. >> we need a voice against racism, we need many voices against racism and against brutality. we need to stand up and say that black lives matter. >> reporter: and there you hear the republican senator from utah, former presidential nominee committing his voice to this cause, getting out in the street. i think we will need to see whether republicans in the senate are willing to match the -- anything like what romney is saying out loud with the policy description, democrats have policy they'll introduce later today and i

. >> well, you're tempting me to quote bob marley, but i don't know if brittney wants me to go there. >> we know you're going to do it. just go for it. >> she has been on the program enough to know. but in all seriousnesses, 400 years and it's the same philosophy. there is a reason why this is a protest chant. this is in music, this is in poetry, this is in james baldwin speech. brittney, this is what if you are listening, this is what has been said forever. >> it is what has been said. but look, every generation must find their work and do it both france ferdinand and audrey have versions of that quote where they say that is the work of each generation. this generation is living up to their work, which is to call this country to account. what i appreciate about you bringing that up is there were always massive slave uprisings, and slave people didn't just take slave have i sitting down. there were always uprisingsed on transportation. rosa parks wasn't the first person to sit down on a bus and refuse to get up. and there have been multiple generations in my lifetime rising up against

bob marley said 400 years and it's the same philosophy. and obama hit that very point today.a listen. >> one of the things that has been raised is the fact that we don't have the capacity to eradicate 400 years of racism in one fell swoop. so if we think that this is a seismic shift, i hope people don't feel like, well, nothing's going to happen once we figure this out. >> john, what's the president getting at there in your view? >> i think he's getting at the sense that these things are a long arc, they don't just happen overnight. and i think the interesting thing that i'm seeing, you know, when i talk to people is that while it can seem in some ways hopeless from the outside looking in because these things, these things seem to be happening over and over again, they seem to be cycling, i actually sense on the ground that there seems to be a paradigm shift among protesters where there's a real sense that maybe this time we can get the change that we're asking for. and just a young woman i spoke to just now in minneapolis, she talked about seeing white allies come and talk i

bob marley had some deep thoughts on that topic. but over the la st thoughts on that topic.can educate ourselves and look at ourselves, but the people looking after us really look after us and not kill us. benjamin, very good to catch up with you today and in osi, thank you, and thank you for sticking with us. we got there in the end. it was great to speak with you. we will talk again another time. it is 7:25am. the long term impact of coronavirus can be severe both physically and mentally, with some patients struggling to adapt to a normal life. in the last week, the uk's first rehabilitation centre dedicated to covid—19 patients has opened. sima kotecha has been to the seacole centre in surrey. i'll write. my first time. the road to recovery for those with coronavirus can be a long and arduous one. david is 73, and spent seven weeks unconscious. he first developed sepsis and then caught the virus, which he still has. he also had a heart attack. you feel as though you are in a bit of a dream, a bit ofa though you are in a bit of a dream, a bit of a haze, though you are in a

not my words, the words of bob marley and 1973. -- welfare. the honourable lady is absolutely right, this country is going through a very difficult crisis, a public health crisis, an economic crisis and of course it is a bitter many families to great hardship. i think the government has done a huge amount to look afterfamilies government has done a huge amount to look after families across the country. we put £3.2 billion more into local government, and i announced earlier on today, just now, that we are also bidding another £63 million into extra welfare support for particularly disadvantaged families to help with meals throughout the summer period, but she is entirely right. we face a huge economic problem. that is why we need to get moving, get this country going forward together, and work as parliamentarians and politicians to communicate to the publicjointly politicians to communicate to the public jointly what we are politicians to communicate to the publicjointly what we are doing. politicians to communicate to the publicjoi