bob marley's prophecy came true.his death, his legacy is being celebrated, with an extensive exhibition featuring unseen photographs, rare concert footage and platinum discs, all overseen by his eldest daughter, cedella. going through every room, i think you leave with a little piece of daddy. you can see the accomplishments of this little boy from nine mile, you know, who grew up in poverty, struggled with identity, you know? and just still overcoming it all. # we'rejammin' # see, i want to jam it with you.# but staging an exhibition of bob marley's life presented a unique problem. the musician wasn't someone who held on to mementos and memorabilia. have you made, say, millions of dollars? i no. are you a rich man? when you mean rich, what do you mean? do you have a lot of possessions, a lot of money in the bank? - possession make you rich? i know i don't have that type of richness. my riches is life, forever. there wasn't tonnes of concert ticket stubs and other traditional exhibit material, so you needed to create

bob marley�*s prophecy came true.eave with a little piece of daddy. you can see the accomplishments of this little boy from nine mile, you know, who grew up in poverty, struggled with identity, you know? and just still overcoming it all. # we�*rejammin�*. # see, i want to jam it with you.# but staging an exhibition of bob marley�*s life presented a unique problem. the musician wasn�*t someone who held on to mementos and memorabilia. have you made, say, millions of dollars? i no. are you a rich man? when you mean rich, what do you mean? do you have a lot of possessions, a lot of money in the bank? - possession make you rich? i know i don�*t have that type of richness. my richness is life, forever. there wasn't tonnes of concert ticket stubs and other traditional exhibit material, so you needed to create these environments for people to be able to have a multi—sensory experience where they could really feel what bob marley was all about. one such experience comes in the rainforest room, designed as a place to hang out a

bob marley's prophecy came true.t room, designed as a place to hang out and imbibe bob's music. i love the forest. it's like we brought a little bit ofjamaica to cold london, you know? yeah! and there's a pair of his football boots? i brought them in with me. yeah. just yesterday? yeah. oh, wow! so they've literally been put in the case. where were they before that? in my closet. do you have a lot of memorabilia, just at home? no. that was like the only piece of dad's stuff that i actually held onto. were you a fan of his music growing up, or did you come to it later in life? no, i like michael jackson and shalamar... ..eh, cyndi lauper. yeah, because it's almost like, say, when when you cook rice and peas every day, you're not — you don't go, "oh, rice and peas," you know? you're kind of used to it. was there a rivalry? did he want you to like him as much as you liked michaeljackson? no, because he's my dad. yeah. nobody ever respects their dad, do they? yeah, i mean, come on! you know, it's my dad! # no woman, no c

we have been conditioned as a society to view music as a means of entertainment and we listen to bob marleythink that it's having this relaxing restorative effect on us but it's actually further engaging our brains, it's making our brains work harder whereas our music has a restorative effect on the brain. a 23% drop in stress levels, apparently. but sona isn't the only player in this space. dutch outfit alphabeats monitors your stress levels as you use it and it rewards users for chilling out and punishes them of they don't. by utilising your phone's accelerometer and gps centres it measures your breathing, subtly changing the sound of your favourite tracks along the way. the brain is always searching for the most optimal sound, so in order to get there it will just try to find solutions to get to a better music experience, and we reward the search for the best music. alphabeats can also take live data from your smartwatch and using ai eventually produce personalised playlists. meanwhile sona is now seeking approvalfrom the us food and drug administration, joining the gruelling music presc

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quote bob marley, you're running and you're running and you're running away, but you can't run away fromfor us. "the reidout" with joy reid starts right now. >> hi, ari. they tried it, though, they tried it. >> i'm ready. it's exercise. >> they running, they running, they rung. have a good evening. thank you very much. >> you too. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" with righting historical wrongs and creating new ones. last month, louisiana's democratic governor john bel edwards took a long overdue step, clearing the name of a civil rights hero with a posthumous pardon of homer plessy, nearly 130 years after his arrest for violating

i wish tom petty's american girl and bob marley's jam >> a sacramento man with a passion for fitnessty took on quite the challenge today. isaac gonzales, he's decided to try and a one man by cuff on for 12 hours straight to raise some money for the sacramento ymca. this is the 7th straight, mike. a fund that gonzalez has done last year. his goal was $10,000. >> but this is my whole years with an exercise in just 12 powers through. but to be told every donation, every person that comes here to say hello, people, right, right alongside me. that's what keeps me going. is all this important thing. in a lot of calories there to this year. after 12 hours, we managed to raise over $13,000 to support the why. >> all right. take a look at this. this video was taken about 2 miles off the coast of dana point in southern california today. you can see several gray whales are making their way south on their migration to the lagoons in baja, mexico. the whales were also seen playing around with the nearby dolphins and some seals having a good time in the water there. january through march course. i

. >> ask him about smoking the joint with bob marley. >> jimmy: oh. >> somewhere in jamaica, he smoked him to tell you that story. >> jimmy: i will ask him that. he's usually pretty careful about not talking about that stuff, i'm glad you revealed that. >> i guess i said too much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's all right. >> you've got to ask him now. >> jimmy: maybe that's how he came up with "jambadesaylamoya." >> yeah, say the word. >> jimmy: jambasaydemoya? note jumbo jumbo ♪ >> okay, varying with what the words are. >> jimmy: close enough? >> they know what we're talking about. >> jimmy: right, exactly. are you dating right now? >> no. >> jimmy: why not? >> i don't like it. [ laughter ] no, the rules are different now, man. you know, now you get instagram and dms and all the stuff, people send you stuff and say, let's have sex. can i take you to dinner first? can i get to know your name? >> jimmy: i bet they would eat. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's going on here? this to me, you know what this says? this is a man who says, look at my biceps, they're stuffed with money. [ lau

quote bob marley, you're running and you're running and you're running away, but you can't run away from yourself, leader mccarthy. that does it for us. "the reidout" with joy reid starts right now. >> hi, ari. they tried it, though, they tried it. >> i'm ready. it's exercise. >> they running, they running, they rung. have a good evening. thank you very much. >> you too. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" with righting historical wrongs and creating new ones. last month, louisiana's democratic governor john bel edwards took a long overdue step, clearing the name of a civil rights hero with a posthumous pardon of homer plessy, nearly 130 years after his arrest for violating louisiana's separate karst act of 1890. plus, he was new orleans shoemaker and part of a group of activists of color known as the citizens committee who volunteered to challenge louisiana's law, which resulted in his arrest. plessy sued the judge who upheld the law all the way to the u.s. supreme court. and in 1896, in a 7-1 decision, the court ruled that the separate carrs act did not violate the const

babe ruth, bob marley, ronald reagan, rick astly, who i'm never going to give up, the birthday two ofm go along with the rest of the staff. i like them a lot. so i want to say happy birthday to them on tv. jared wrote these words that i'm reading right now. so i have no idea what's coming next. one would think he would make this shoutout better for him. happy birthday, guys. enjoy it. that does it for me. thank you for watching "velshi." get a copy "of all boys aren't blue," it is the inaugural book for the "velshi" banned book club. stay in your seats, folks. the news isn't over. "the sunday show" starts right now. >>> republicans trying to rewrite history, calling the deadly insurrection legitimate political discourse. as we learn more about the scale of the coup attempt. former impeachment manager congressman eric swalwell joins me live to discuss the latest. >>> plus, the booming jobs report that beat everybody's expectations. how will democrats capitalize on the good news? house majority leader steny hoyer will tell me. >>> and letter from birmingham jail, civil rights hero dr. c

this feels more like the sort of bob marley song exodus in the sense of the wheels coming off and evenordinated? does it look controlled? �* ~ �*, controlled? don't think so. there's a attern controlled? don't think so. there's a pattern emerging. _ controlled? don't think so. there's a pattern emerging. the _ controlled? don't think so. there's a pattern emerging. the day - controlled? don't think so. there's a pattern emerging. the day starts with an announcement came a starts with optimism at number ten and then it ends with chaos and confusion. yes, and i think what critics will say both inside and outside the governing conservative party is that it's something to do with boris johnson and they will say that, yes, he has additionally difficult times with the pandemic, but i think many of them orfor some it's with the pandemic, but i think many of them or for some it's for old with the pandemic, but i think many of them orfor some it's for old but others knew, but they are thinking he might be brilliant or was brilliant at winning elections and referendum but is he really the right