his parents did not know there was an actual bob marley singer.oh, come on. >> any suggestions for any wines for the candidates? >> we have a few. we have a wine that starts off strong and fades away. >> everybody always says why does everybody in new england drink so much? come up for the 10 1/2 month winter and we'll explain why we drink so much. the only people in young that don't drink are the ones who have been told to stop drinking by the court of law. look at us, i'm only 18 years old. >> listen, that's bob marley. >> he's wicked funny. >> it's absolutely true. when i lived in chicago that's all we drank, a lot of beer in the winter. who wants to be outside, right? >> i know in atlanta the weather i hear is very nice right now. it's freezing out here. nevertheless, there's a lot of good drinkers in this town and they have good craft beers. most of them are from vermont. bob explained it. it's cold here. people have to do something. >> yes. listen, we only have a couple seconds there. did you go around for a couple days or do it all in one d

>> i met bob marley and he went around town and messed with people.s parents did not know that there was an actual bob marley singer, so check him out. >> oh, come on. >> any suggestions for any wines for the candidates? >> well, we have a few, michele bachmann, we have a wine that starts out strong and then fades away to nothing. >> everybody always says why does everybody in new england drink so much, why don't you come up in the 10 1/2 month winter and we'll explain to you why we drink so much. the only people who don't drink anymore are the ones that have been told to stop drinking by the court of law. look at me, i'm only 19 years old. >> in kobetown, we drank a lot of beer in the winter because who wants to be outside, right? >> reporter: the weather in atlanta is nice right now. it's freezing out here right now. but it's not that bad out there, and there's a lot of good drinkers in this town. i think most of them are from vermont, but bob explained it, it's cold here and people have to do something did you go around for a couple of days or did

highlights also include a portable boom box inspired by bob marley and a remake of a thermostat. >>> are more than 500,000 apps available for the iphone. abc2 news fee lisa taylor has some of the most popular ones. >> reporter: music, sports, photography. seems like there's an iphone app for just about everything. when it comes to what apps people paid for, it's all about games. nine of the top 10 apps paid for last year were games. angry birds was the most pap popular -- popular one. words with friends came with second. fruit ninja is number three. camera plus is the only nongaming app. it adds features to the iphone camera. fifth is where's my water. players help an alligator find a shower. facebooked to the social networking category much the company unveiled the ipad app. as for sports, espn score center was the top free. pandora was the top music. craigslist mogul was tops. >>> what's your favorite beer? folks are going for light beer. at least that's what a trade publication determined. it said coors light has edged out bud. bud light ranks as the number one beer. >>> restricti

bob marley, "marley & me," owen wilson, bringing you back to wilson from "home improvement," tim allenle he's saying the hail mary, "mary poppins," dairy toppings, sour cream, cream and sugar, sugar hill gang, rapper's delight, hip-hop, hippity-hippity hop, you don't stop once you've popped, the pringles top, the chip that dips because it fits your lips, don't get your hand stuck in the can, 'cause you'll upset the pringles, man. who's quieter? her suit, and now be a suit as i compute, the final pursuit of my verbal commute from here to the roots, the greatest band in all the land. they're lending a hand on nbc, studio 6b, "late night" with me. jimmy fallon. how do you like me now? [ cheers and applause ] >> forget it, man! i get it. you're better than me. [ laughter ] this is all i had going for me though. i'm out of here. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: hey! come on back. i'm sorry. buddy, come on. [ laughter ] come on back. you know, i was just joking, just like you were. we have a great show. rachel maddow is here, right? [ cheers and applause ] thanks, buddy. thank you. i'm sorry. than

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it will be the jamaican musicians, the peter toshes and bob marleys -- the people -- the politicians had to be responsive to what people were saying and doing because there was a movement around these high- profile folks. they cannot just represent the movement. they have to come out of the movement. it has to be present in our communities and schools and prisons even for that to happen. otherwise, we end up with the tail wagging the dog. these boats we have artificially created to be our saviors, and we need to be our own saviors. [applause] >> how do you see -- and this is to either one of you -- do you see the new disciplinary action, the prison system at this point, and where do we go? because you are doing wonderful work in the system. where we go to make that not happen anymore? >> i also want to throw out because sister davis is here and working with restorative justice for youth, to invite her voice into that question as well. >> what we are doing in oakland is to try to break the school to prison pipeline by coming up with alternatives to incarceration. in this case, restora

marley major is the ceo of the party goddess, a nationally acclaimed full event service planning andering company. "but are you making any money? stop being busy and start creating cash." thank you so much for seeing you. >> we have a lot of people coming on and saying, fire your clients. fire the bottom 20%. >> i'm going to tell you how to do it. that sounds great. then when it gets to the conversation it's sort of like, uh. you know. >> secondly you don't want them to start bad-mouthing you. >> i liken it to when you know you need to fire an employee, you have to lay the ground work. i talk about coming up with laying the foundation, sort of setting the stage are. having a conversation with them. i notice we've got this contract and we continuously are outside the parameters. maybe i wasn't clear about what the parameters were. kind of getting them engaged and teeing them up that there's an issue. the next part about it is really creating a script. you have to have this script in your mind so you know what you're going to say. because if it's all of a sudden client is here, you're

marley major is the ceo of the party goddess, a nationally acclaimed full event service planning andering company. "but are you making any money? stop being busy and start creating cash." thank you so much for seeing you. >> we have a lot of people coming on and saying, fire your clients. fire the bottom 20%. >> i'm going to tell you how to do it. that sounds great. then when it gets to the conversation it's sort of like, uh. you know. >> secondly you don't want them to start bad-mouthing you. >> i liken it to when you know you need to fire an employee, you have to lay the ground work. i talk about coming up with laying the foundation, sort of setting the stage are. having a conversation with them. i notice we've got this contract and we continuously are outside the parameters. maybe i wasn't clear about what the parameters were. kind of getting them engaged and teeing them up that there's an issue. the next part about it is really creating a script. you have to have this script in your mind so you know what you're going to say. because if it's all of a sudden client is here, you're

chet is like the latino people's bob marley without music. that's the black dude guy. >> the white dudes got it too, but we just didn't laugh. >> good to see you back, andy. >> sherrod, you were excited that americans now think that conflict between rich and poor is the greatest site of stress. doesn't that kill your whole act? >> i just moved it over. i am hating on you and greg. >> it is not what is up with white people. it is what is up with rich people. >> out of the three of us on this picture here, there is only one rich person. >> are you going to have to kill him. >> did you guys see where i have lived? >> no. >> and you won't. i have the best security. >> it is not a chance. do you see this gate? it is for you. >> you can have the worst security. >> i don't think this is right. >> and we don't have a helicopter so we couldn't get up there. greg, you said people want to be rich. they don't hate the rich. for some people it is both. >> yes. >> until they get rich. >> and then they stop hating the rich. >> they hate themselves. >> and t

. >> jimmy: you also -- and i hope you remember this -- recorded a song with ziggy marley for his newe you singing on the album? >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: anyone senses a theme here. what song did you sing with them? >> i can't remember. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i remember going over to his house. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> he lives right down the street. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> you know, i remember we hung out a while. and then, and since then, people said, did you record a song together? >> jimmy: he lives in hawaii also? >> no. no. i'm saying, he lives down the street here in l.a. >> jimmy: oh, i see. i got you. >> i live in hawaii. >> jimmy: right. >> but i stay here. >> jimmy: how is the family doing? everyone all right? >> they couldn't be any better. they're amazing. my oldest, dani, is 18. >> jimmy: she is? wow? >> she's in college. that was probably the hardest experience i ever had was dropping her off at college and leaving. it felt totally surreal and wrong. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but you know, she's doing good. >> jimmy: luckily, you're able to forget very quickly. >> yes.

it's so fancy, bob dylan and bob marley have both stayed there.eat program that part of the proceeds go back to local schools repairing libraries. >> let's go the u.s. virgin islands. you have st. thomas. >> i do. st. thomas is often considered an unaffordable destination. this is a great price of $168. it's a boutique hotel, a luxury hotel and a lot less expensive than others i found on the property. >> good family hotel? >> it is. it has a microwave and refrigerator in the room. if you're traveling with kids, that's a good price. >> really cool. next, the cook islands. we don't hear about that a lot. >> you don't. it's located smack in the middle of the pacific ocean. it's on an island called rarotonga again. >> say it again. >> rarotonga. it's a private island. no one on the beach trying to sell you something and the edgewater hotel is one of the best known on the cook islands. $162. everything you want -- pools, kids club. >> hard to get to? >> it is, but it's a bit daunting when you say the middle of the pacific ocean and south pacific. three

we have someone on sonoma highway in the glen allen area this is marley 21 they just joined today.almost 900 abc 7 traffic spotters right now. you can be part of this by going to abc7news.com/waze. learn more about the application and what it can do for you. this will help you on your commute to work. the more people who join of course the better our information is. we can give you traffic on city streets as well this free traffic app. this is free. >>> 5:11. >>> not so fast. the state's top accountant questions the benefit california schools will get from governor brown's proposed tax hike. >>> if you want to get in on the 9ers playoff action it may be more affordable than you thought. >>> bay area lab develops breakthrough material for sniffing out nuclear bombs that costs pennies. >>> tahoe resort guaranteeing snow what you will get the flakes don't fall. [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters since time began. not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies... ♪ ...is a nicely designed package.

the judge down there ought to take snoop, willie, george michael from wham and one of the marley kids them all in, have a celebrity smoke off to raise money for charity. i think that's an idea. >> bill: i like it. celebrity smoke off. chili cookoff with can cannabis. >> the d man would like to remind you we will be appearing together in california. less than 400 remain. go to bill o'reilly.com. linking up with the box office. appearing solo in florida. naples and sarasota already sold out. see me on march 11th in tampa. april 6th in west palm beach and melbourne. tickets are available for those programs. i will be down in durham february 3rd. tickets selling past it there. please go to bill o'reilly.com for info. new poll out of south carolina sets that race there. and then the mayor of pittsburgh asking for forgiveness. kind of. moments away. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. south carolina primary saturday, january 21st. latest rasmussen poll out of that state has mitt romney at 27%. rick santorum. 24. newt gingrich 18, ron paul 11. rick perry 5 and jon huntsman 2. carl cam

and the dog's thinking, "that's how 'marley and me' ends?"he looks pretty -- he looks pretty shocked. >> steve: his eyes are bugged out. he's like stunned. >> jimmy: yeah, he was pretty shocked. yeah, he was stunned. >> steve: he'd never seen that movie. >> jimmy: here we have -- this is a nice picture -- it's a female hiker spotting a little seagull nearby. she's thinking, "hey there, little birdie, how are you?" and the seagull's thinking, "i'm kind of bummed out. i come up here sometes." [ laughter ] >> steve: was he bummed out that she was there? >> jimmy: i don't know. i can't get into -- that deep into it. i'm just seeing what i can. [ laughter ] >> steve: sorry. >> jimmy: here's the last one, here. we see a little kid holding his dog up to look in the fridge. that's nice. the kid's thinking, "i smell something good." and the dog's thinking, "me too. is another dog's butt in there?" [ laughter ] probably not. that's all the "animal thoughts" we have tonight for you guys. [ cheers and applause ] stick around. we'll be right back with mor

the judge down there ought to take snoop, willie, george michael from wham and one of the marley kids celebrity smoke off to raise money for charity. i think that's an idea. >> bill: i like it. celebrity smoke off. chili cookoff with can cannabis. >> the d man would like to remind you we will be appearing together in california. less than 400 remain. go to bill o'reilly.com. linking up with the box office. appearing solo in florida. naples and sarasota already sold out. see me on march 11th in tampa. april 6th in west palm beach and melbourne. tickets are available for those programs. i will be down in durham february 3rd. tickets selling past it there. please go to bill o'reilly.com for info. new poll out of south carolina sets that race there. and then the mayor of pittsburgh asking for forgiveness. kind of. moments away. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over

>> no, i'm going to switch to congressman paul, and i'm going to say to many americans, marley democrats, they believe that health care is a right. in your opinion, what services are all americans entitled to expect to get from government? >> entitlements are not rights. rights mean you have a right -- rights mean you have a right to your life. you have a right to your liberty. and you should have a right to keep the fruits of your labor. and this is quite a bit different, but earlier on there was a little discussion here about gay rights. i, in a way, don't like to use those terms, gay rights, women's rights, minority rights, religious rights. there's only one type of right. it's your right to your liberty. and i think this causes divisiveness when we see people in groups because for too long we punish groups. so the answer then was, let's relieve them by giving them affirmative action. so i think both are wrong. if you think in terms of individuals and protect every single individual, no, they're not entitled. one group isn't entitled to take something from somebody else. and the basic

with some other organizations, marley private companies -- particularly private companies, they saw a huge dropoff because the big spammers wouldn't be sending e-mail to hotmail, i'm assuming g mail and yahoo! are the same. we talked to the hotmail folks, they said they've largely managed the spam issue, but the thing we saw when we were watching our honey pot, it was sending them out to a whole bunch of different domains. we definitely saw hotmail spam leave, but that spam would never make it into an inbox because of the filtering. so i don't know what the real number is, i know when we start to look at these things and going back to the original question, how many millions of my customers are being impacted by the malware? it's running something else just based on our testing. so we look at it a little differently. spam gives us cause to say, hey, they're harming us. when i look at it, i'm also looking at how many of my customers are being impacted. so when we started to look at that in particular, the analysis showed it would actually reach out to a piece of our infrastructure that

. >> this is from the house of marley. environmentally friendly. >> reporter: back to you, tori. >> thank you. really cool things. >> kind of reminds us of the days of radio. >> i love that. >>> millions of people can get prescriptions filled at walgreens pharmacy. the contract dispute that's forcing pharmacy customers to go somewhere else. i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. from looking for your perfect home to finding it. chevy runs deep. a new air freshener so smart, that it detects and overcomes unpleasant odors. odor detect works on more than a thousand odors, to keep your world at its brightest. new odor detect. something in the air wick. >>> there's a contract dispute between walgreens and scripps. if the back of your insurance card says express scripps.com, wall greens is no longer in your network. the change affect the about --

of the regrets i have is that more has not been done to preserve our natural resources of water, marley the ogallala -- particularly the ogallala aquifer. almost since statehood, we've told kansans with water rights that they must use it or lose it. this has encouraged the overuse of water. i propose to repeal the use it or lose it doctrine of our water law. it is way past time we move from a development policy with our water to a conservation ethic. we have no future without water. it's altogether fitting and proper -- [applause] it is altogether fitting and proper that we would do so, for our government is not only a compact among those who are living, but a covenant with those who are yet to be. our great state is 150 years old. many have come before us, and, god willing, many will come after us. i'd like to recognize the first kansans, our native american leaders who are here with us tonight. and if they would, please, come forward and stand. from the iowa tribe, chairman tim rod. from the kickapoo tribe -- [applause] >> chairman steve kudu, and also joining us -- [applause] and i'v

. >> marley schafer may do an investigative piece. >> an undisclosed location.ank you.

. >> i have a great bob marley hat that would go great with the coat and the scarf. she's going in.e first in the nation caucuses tonight, and most of the republican presidential hopefuls are predicting their own victories. frontrunner mitt romney is declaring that iowa is just the beginning of his winning streak, and newt gingrich says he could still pull off one of the greatest upsets in the history of the iowa caucuses. gingrich is currently fourth in the polls, and while ron paul is giving romney a run for his money at the top of the polls, he says he doesn't see himself in the white house calling his odds of winning slim, but possible. meantime, the president returns this morning from his vacation in hawaii. >>> a 24-year-old german man is now in police custody in los angeles in connection with some 50 suspected arson attacks over the weekend. nbc's mike tiebi in north hollywood with the latest. good morning to you. >> good morning, natalie. pick a word. frustrated, frightened, even terrorized folks in these apparently targeted neighborhoods that have been feeling all of that n