film of bob marley's life has been released. >> bob marley, a musician and a peace broker. last night, a new film about his life opened in jamaica. >> we are african and jamaican. >> he died over 30 years ago, but he remains an everyday presence in the lives of millions of people throughout the globe, through his lyrics and his music. the oscar-winning director came to the project as a fan and with the intention of revealing the man. >> i really believe that he was not a hypocrite. i believe that he did give his money away. >> are you a rich man? do you have a lot possessions? >> i don't have that type of richness. my richness is in life. >> he had a white father and a black mother. his mixed-race made him feel like an outsider. he found identity in music and religion. >> all people sell pray with music. >> bob marley became a hero, a target during political unrest. he survived an assassination attempt. >> when you think that is your last opportunity to do anything, you place a greater value on every moment, every second of every moment of every day. >> bob marley like foot

we look at a new film that celebrates the life of bob marley. hello. welcome once again.ressure is building of the organizers of the formula one grand prix in bahrain. tens of thousands of protesters gathered in the capital. some called for the race to be stopped. police used teargas and stun grenades to disperse the crowds. the government and says the event will take place protesters have threatened to disrupt it. >> burning rubber, but not in the way the minority would hope. tires went up in smoke. last year, the formula one was canceled ads of pro-democracy protesters took to the street. these days, they call for the release of campaigners many say were jailed for their role in the uprising. human-rights groups say that formula one is endorsing the ruling elite. the crown prince told the bbc canceling the race empowers extremist. having the race allows us to build bridges across communities to get people working together. it allows us to celebrate our nation. standing next to him was the formula one chief executive. he says he believes there is no freedom of speech iss

now the first authorized film about bob marley has been released.ur editor has been taking a look at the legend. >> bob marley, the jamaican pop star and peace broker, and to many of his fans, something of a profit. -- prophet. his widow spoke at the film premiere. >> it is wonderful to have africans and jamaicans here to watch this. >> he died of for 30 years ago, but remains an everyday presence in the lives of millions of people across the globe through his music and lyrics. up, stand up for your rights. >> the oscar-winning director of the documentary had the intention of revealing the man. >> i really believe he was not a hypocrite, that he believed what he was saying. he did give all his money away. >> i do not need that type of riches. my rich's is live. >> the film highlights the attention he felt about having a white father and black mother. he found his identity in music and religion. >> it says in the bible that you shall have music, that all people shall play and dance. >> bob marley made that a reality. he became a hero in jamaica. he s

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the first authorized film about bob marley's life has been released. it was seen by thousands in kingston. our reporter took a look. >> bob marley, the jamaican pop star and peace broker and, to many of his fans, something of a profit. last night, a new film about his life opened in jamaica. in the film, his widow, rica, spoke. -- rita, spoke. >> it is great for africans and americans to be here to watch this memorable program. >> he died 30 years ago and touches people through his music and his lyrics. the oscar-winning director of the documentary came to the project as a bob marley and, with the intention of revealing the man. >> he has human faults and everyone has human faults. i believe he is not a hypocrite. he believes what he was saying. he did get a lot of his money away. >> i do not have that type of riches. my rich's is life. >> you know about bob marley's background of having a white mother and a black father. >> it is written in the bible that all people will play and sing. what music would that be, but reggae? >> he became a hero in jamai

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and we were there yesterday morning at the villages of marley situations --ization. the cause -- the marley station. >>> three miles away another fire left families homeless. this was in the fox chase townhomes. officials don't know what caused the fire but it started on a deck and spread to two other homes. the red cross has been called in. >>> tomorrow is a day of remembrance at the commemoration of the holocaust. the memorial museum which created as a living memorial to the victims. events in washington, dc and the museum honoring the victims. >>> what started as girl's night out was a near brush for death. two friends were driving a car it accelerated on its own the brakes went out t reached 70 miles per hour. dispatchers suggested turning it off t worked. mechanics are trying to figure out why it happened. >>> this is gathering a lot of attention and right here in maryland. a girl in georgia was charted off after the all this happened and authorities say that the child started throwing a fit. she fogged over a shelf and hit the principal. and being charged with

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and later, the son of legendary musician bob marley, ziggy marley, will be here. >> who's going to ben "meet the press." >> exactly. a new documentary on his father. >>> plus, new york mayor cory booker channels his inner super hero running into a burning house to help save his neighbor. >> and he did it actually while she was tweeting. >> and delivering diapers. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >>> good morning, everyone. this is the day we have been waiting for in new england. finally some beautiful weather right in time for the red sox opening day and also the yankees at the stadium. both afternoon tilts should be perfect. now big heads up to everyone in tornado alley, mostly oklahoma into kansas. strong storms today, possible tornadoes near oklahoma city. but the real big headline is tomorrow. a tornado outbreak is likely tomorrow afternoon and evening. a high risk of severe weather in that area of white. moderate risk in the red. so from omaha to oklahoma city, have your safety plans in place for your family come tomorrow afternoon. now to the good stuff. beau

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the fire started just before 3:30 at the villages of marley station at fairwood avenue. although it took 40 minutes to put it under control, they stayed at the building for more than two and a half hours. 11 people were forced out of their appointments -- apartments. >> i got my walker and walked straight through the flames. it got hot. >> louis was told he would be moved to a different end unit. firefighters are trying to determine what started the three alarmer. >>> no matter how hard you may try to con vns your mom and dad, a d plus is not good news. that latest grade came for the chess sha peek -- chesapeake bay. experts believe they can still turn the bay's condition around. >> reporter: on a beautiful spring day at the inner harbor, it's easy to enjoy this edge of the patapsco river, but what lies beneath the surface is cause for concern. >> d plus wasn't a good grade. >> reporter: d plus for the overall health of the bay. e go check does it. they look not home at the quality of water but the quality of life living in the bay. >> unfortunately water claire -- clari

my favorite is "bob marley does beethoven." hey, hey. keep your eyes on the road. what's the difference ? i can't see anything in this snowstorm. - you mean you can't see as well as you normally can ? - no. i mean i can't see anything ! just kidding. look, katherine. darling. how about if we set up some sort of communication system ? knock once if the answer is yes and twice if it's no. okay ? that was fantastic ! you said yes ! she said yes. - that is wonderful. - oh, you have no idea. - your father called to say he will be a little late. - okay. and i think you should know, there are many cars pulling up to the front of the cafe. oh, no. oh, no. i will be going now. katherine, guess what ? good news. my family's here. isn't that great ? isn't that fantastic ? so, you think now might be a good time to come out ? how are we doing calli ? i don't know about you but i could use something to eat. - when are we going to get to the airport ? - relax, man. as my father used to say "if we are meant to get someplace, then we will get there." hopefully, in this lifetime. wa

it's actually the launch of the magnificent documentary about the life of bob marley today.ay, so matt miller is here. mr. miller, how are you? >> i'm great. we're going to dig into the loan scam where they're trying to raise the rates on kids. >>> plus, new research that shows th

and he got the idea to start singing sinatra songs and he looks like bob marley.rywhere he would go, he would knock people out. so they got this idea to go audition for "americas got talent." he went on his own. there were 5000 people there. he walked in and the first thing he sang was ♪ i got you on under he won $1 million. tavis: i was watching that night. there were a bunch of jewish brothers and sisters honoring larry king. >> but i brought him on. his elbow was coming out the next week. larry had -- his album was coming up the next week. tavis: i have never seen some any -- matt lauer and by pressing together and i told him i had never seen someone transform a room so fast. looking the way he looks, you do not expect frank sinatra. he killed it. astaou expected to go ♪ ros man ♪ tavis: his story is no greater than yours and your story is no greater than his. you started out as a producer, a guy helping to make other artists accessible. >> actually, i started out as a singer first. tavis: way back when. >> i was into bands. i grew up in fifth quarter houston.

that is what bob marley is called the whalers -- wailers, not the whiners. when goldman sachs calls out for help, they get what they want, and then they still whine. the poor people call up, and they say they have to pull themselves up by their own bootstraps. the double standard is hypocrisy. it is mendacity, and we will not put up with it anymore. we are fighting back. tavis: another lie that i feel is that the rich pay more. the debate between rich versus poor. there is some truth in that. obviously, the more money you make, the more you should pay in taxes, and then there are two things that mitigates against that. the rich find these loopholes and these offshore accounts. how is it that two years ago i pay more taxes than g.e.? i am a talk-show host on public television and public radio, and i pay more taxes than general electric because they knew all the shenanigans and where all of the holes were and how to maneuver and how to strata tries to not pay a cent in taxes in a full calendar year, g.e., and they are not the only corporation that does that, s

on art beat, we talked to ziggy marley about a new film on his father, reggae legend bob marley. we highlight a documentary from our pbs colleagues in washington state on the deconstruction of dams on the elwha river. it explores what that means for communities along the river and the fish that once ran through it. here is an excerpt narrated by debbe hirata. >> across the united states, a quarter of a million dams block rirs a streams. by 2020 nearly all of them will reach their 50-year life peck tonightsy. as dams age, they begin to break down, spillway gates rust, reservoirs get clogged with sediment and concrete walls begin to fall apart. when an aging dam fails, the result can be catastrophic. today more than 700 u.s. dams are slated for reval, but no one has ever taken out a dam this big. >> sreenivasan: "undamming the elwha" airs tonight on kcts seattle and you can also watch it online. follow a link on our web site. all that and more is at newshour.pbs.org. jeff? >> brown: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on thursday, we'll look at: the public grilling of federal of

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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's rebels have declared a cease fire after seizing the three main towns in the north they want their own state to move affectively the country into rebels took advantage of the chaos in the wake of the military coup sparked by the president's handling of the insurgency west african leaders are now set to meet to discuss possible intervention to force to give up power. the developing story tonight spread in the sky news television network has admitted it authorized journalists to hack into private emails on two separate occasions but the broadcaster which is of course part of rupert murdoch's media empire said its actions were actually in a public interest so let's go with this story our correspondent in london artie's ivor bennett hi there over how is sky television news defending hacking private emails and what are they have to say. well sky news is claiming what it did was in the public interest because the e-mails the bank although they belong to them as of the public they were private they were those of suspected criminals and it's admitted actually on two separate occasion

or international news that marley's jones has agreed to hand power to civilian rule in return for an end to sanctions imposed by the country's neighbors as part of the agreement the west african bloc ecowas will lift trade in fuel bands on mali and grant amnesty for those involved in the coup the country's parliamentary speaker will be sworn in as interim president and organize elections within forty days now political crisis in mali broke out when the military seize power toppled the president last month saying he failed in his efforts against the insurgency taking advantage of the chaos rebels captured key towns in the north and declared independence for the area explode in african politics milton alomari says the rebellion in mali is the result of the nato bombardment of libya for people to try to return this. is not try with the war but needs a war in libya is completely preposterous because we know that it's because of because lapse of the coffee regime after the nato invasion that the rebels were able to well equip themselves with the most sophisticated weaponry and for the fir

neighbors as part of the agreement the west african block us will relive lifts trade and fuel bans on marley and grant amnesty for those involved in the coup the country's parliamentary speaker will be sworn in as interim president and organize the elections within forty days of the little crisis broke out in mali when the military seize power and topple the president last month saying here felt for its against an insurgency taking advantage of the chaos rebels captured key towns in the north and declare independence of the area but it will analyst says the rebels offensive was inspired i believe the uprising. there is an element of al qaida and i think that is an aspect that one has to look at what is happening in the vacuum post the spring. in the arab world in tunisia in egypt and so on plus also the nato attacks that took place in libya that has opened a pandora's box where you lot of a lot of soldiers who were working in the gadhafi regime in libya have come back to their own countries the rebels have effectively. got rid of an elected president but at the same time the rebels themselve

context the united states israel under attack from the international left which is very powerful but marley's dictators in south america that some ways things to get along with. from the islamofascism. and we live in an age when they had nuclear weapons and chemical and biological i think there's going to be i cast a few that will get worse everything that happened in the twentieth century in the twenty first because of this don't you thank you see the creation of an enormous secretive bureaucracy doing it for other papers involved in rotating door contracts etc don't you see that that perhaps can be similar to what occurred in the soviet union and we need a strong thirteen any if we eliminate competition but the facts are that look you've got a leftist in the right house a guy who was brought up and trained by communists whose whole political career was in the communist left you have the competition you know you think you can have what you think of this monolith and you know the secret that controls everything you have if you prefer to think of it as many mafias and they're all at each other

marley's rebels have declared independence for a large bears the region in the north of the country they earlier captured three key towns during the day and caused by a coup in the south the african union says the declaration is now old boy to try our exit long complained about their treatment by the government but the drive for separation is suspected of being driven by al qaida. and later too on this channel his cross to discuss whether the war in libya anything to do with the mali who. hopes for the timing and the intensity of this rebellion this rebellion was planned for. before the uprising benghazi before mater intervention in libya the military plans. who was in libya at the time but he'd been planning this from two thousand and nine onwards i think that the fall of gadhafi. sped up the rebellion time of the rebellion and possibly gotten more arms but i don't think that this is a direct consequence i don't think that narrative is ok peter what do you think about that in washington feet grievances legitimate or not what can debate how the toerags this those are all going problems b

zimmerman is a bronze teenager bam pursued by police moments before he was killed in new york city where marley graham was standing in his bathroom when he was shot in the chest by a plainclothes narcotics officer who forced himself into the home without a warrant the eighteen year old was not in possession of a gun or drugs and according to n.y.p.d. officials the thirty year old cop who pulled the trigger lacked the proper training to work in his assigned unit two months have passed and there have been no charges in connection with the killing it's a lack of training in the situation is in a lack of respect for the community so you're patrolling that allows an officer to sort of act in a unauthorized undisciplined outside the guidelines manner which in essence is acting like a cowboy you know we're not in the wild west in a fatal police shooting of a sixty eight year old ex marine kenneth chamberlain sr was the u.s. war veteran who fell victim to unnecessary deadly police force last november but the sixty eight year old was tasered and shot by officers who responded to a false alarm from a med

the life of bob marley today. that's what i should have said. dylan is, in fact, off today, so matt miller is here. mr. miller, how are you? >> i'm great. we're going to dig into the loan scam where they're trying to raise the rates on kids. >>> plus, new research that shows that cursing can be good for your health, martin. the show starts right now. good friday afternoon to you. i'm matt miller in for dylan ratigan. today's big story, leave it alone, as in the current interest rates students pay on subsidized federal stafford loans. right now the rate is at 3.4%. but if congress doesn'tç act ts spring, that will double to 6.8%, putting our students even further into debt, another 11 grand adding to the average student's payment. thousands of students rely on these stafford loans every year. the obama administration is launching a college tour and social media campaign to keep the rates from rising. education secretary arnie duncan front and center at a white house briefing today. give a listen. >> at a time when going to college has never been

and what's being called a first, marley will be available on facebook the same day as its release this friday. >>> still ahead, listen up, guys, a new study finds every day chores like cooking, cleaning, washing dishes could help ward off old-timers, topper. >> there might be some hope for me. that includes some gardening. we'll show you radar if you're heading up 270, drying out to the south though, we'll come back and tell you what happens for the rest of the week and look ahead to a potentially big storm over the weekend. >>> but up next, dramatic video of a car crashing into customers, wow. at a supermarket. don't forget, we're always on at wusa9.com. stay with us, you'll have that video when we come back. >>> we now have breaking news in the investigation of the secret service scandal out of columbia. scott pelley has more. >> one secret service member said he would be fired. and a third has decided to resign. eight other members of the secret service are still under investigation. part of the team, but going to columbia to secure president obama to the summit of the americas. an

northbound ritchie highway and marley station, accident still clearing.n towards 32. here is what it looks like from harford county to mountain road. delays are in place for a mountain road to the earlier accident scene in white marsh. coldspring, not showing any delays. you may cap the brakes at the construction zone, but otherwise a nice ride. >> we had a cold front go through, but there was no weather associated with that front. 72 downtown, but 58 in taneytown. 62 degrees in jarrettsville. mostly sunny, breezy, and mild. a little bit cooler than yesterday. even >>> at 8:00 on a tuesday morning, it's the 17th day of april, 2012. and you know what it makes it? >> tax day. >> tax day 2012. that's right. these people have filed their returns, they're shipshape. including lenny. and that's good news. i'm on the plaza along with savannah guthrie, who is in while ann is taking some vacation time this week. and mr. roker, as well. and if we could look through the penguins over here, we might actually see that in our studio right now is the one and only jennie

this is a long documentary about bob marley, but critics say it's incredibly thorough covering rise outpoverty in jamaica to superstardom. it includes interviews with other family members. >>> well, thank you for watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> friday is here, you're going to have a great day, i'm mike hydeck, thank you for joining us, here's monika samtani. >> and howard bernstein is here, he has ariettes first and is mike -- he has weather first and is mike right? >> i paid attention. >> thank you very much and it is going to be a d