poet and a prophet bob marley taught me how to off it ♪ ♪ bob marley walkin' like he talk it goodnessve it away give it away now ♪ ♪ i can't tell if i'm a kingpin or a pauper ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ just give it away ♪ baby, give it away give it away ♪ >> make some noise for the red hot chili peppers. >> i'd like to dedicate this song to my brother and sister. misyou, guys. >> i want to tell my wife, liz, i love you. i miss you. we'll be home soon. >> this goes out to my beautiful bride, nicki. i love you. and i can't wait to see you soon. >> i want to dedicate this to my family in arizona. i love you and yil be home soon. >> i want to dedicate this song to my beautiful wife, jeanie. >> i want to dedicate this to my son and my husband. i love you guys. and i'll be home soon. ♪ oh, her eyes, her eyes make the stars look like they're not shinin' ♪ ♪ her hair, her hair falls perfectly without her trying ♪ ♪ she's so beautiful and i tell her every day yeah ♪ ♪ i know, i know when i compliment her she won't believe me ♪ ♪ and it's so, it's so sad to think that she don't see what i see ♪ ♪ but eve

. >> marley hall takes a look at the preps in super bowl times square. >> the governorrers of new york and new jersey met in times square for the ceremonial handing off of the trophy for that, her fans will do that sunday. and right now they are getting in their final slides there. these young fans are ready for some football. >> i like peyton manning, that is what i like about the broncos. >> i am pretty confident that the broncos are going to win. >> why do you think they are going to win? >> because they are like one of the best teams ever. >> this group came to root for the seahawks. >> we came to win, there is no reason to be nervous. >> all these fans will go across there to pack the stadium. [ cheers ] >> 80,000 fans will pack the stadium, the first ever world weather venue for that but some love it. >> oh i love it, i am from alaska so i love it. >> and police officers will be there too, and they are encouraging them to use mass transit and they will be there also, marley hall, new york. >> they will also eat there, here is what they will eat, 1.25 billion wings and 14,500 tons

marley hall as a report, including reaction tonight. >> a florida judge declared a mistrial on the most serious charge in the loud music murder trial. >> based on the jury's inability to reach a verdict as to count one, i would declare that mistried. >> the jury convicted michael dunn of four lesser charges. jurors could not reach a consensus on the murder charge. dunn claimed he acted in self- defense when he fatally shot 17- year-old, jordan davis in jacksonville in 2012. the gunfire was captured by a convenient store security camera. the 47-year-old software engineer said davis became angry after he asked the georgia teen and his friends to turn down the loud rap music in their suv. dunn testified as the situation escalated, he thought he saw the barrel of a shotgun and heard davis threaten to kill him. >> i'm not going to forfeet my life to somebody. >> dunn said he grabbed his gun to protect himself. and fired at the suv. he then fled the scene. authorities never found a weapon in the teen's vehicle. davis' parents were pleased with the verdict. >> we are so grateful that the juror

. >>> toronto's mayor has declared today bob marley day. it's no surprise that the canadian mayor is a marley fan. remember this? this is video of ford dancing to the song, "one love," during his council session back in december. despite the drunken outbursts and admitting to smoking crack, ford has refused to step down from office. >>> grammy-award winner singer lorde is headlining on this year's infield concert. phs they announced the 17-year- old star from new zealand will perform an extended set this spring at the track in baltimore. lorde won grammy awards last year for the song of the year and the best pop solo for her number one hit "royal." >> sing it girl. >> i like that song. >>> all right with the vintage anniversary of the beetles first concert, one fan's whose high was changed by the fab -- whose life has changed by the fab four. >>> an update on the mysterious fisherman who turned up in the marshal island. >>> mandatory for all high >>> and you're back for a live look at the mall where the sun is just setting. no winds to spea

marley is his name recovering after undergoing surgery at colorado state university.ken badly infected. marley rescued from roadside attraction in georgia where she lived in cramped concrete pets with 16 other bears. this video is provided by peta. >> hopefully it means freedom. choices. she can do whatever she wants and enjoy life. >> vets obviously will closely monitor marley fractures and infections. they say if they heal she can leif another 20 healthy years. >> immanuel a flight where every seat is a window seat. look at the concept images from spike aerospace of the new supersonic jet. aircraft will be windowless. interior walls of the cabin covered in giant video screens embedded into the walls. camera surrounding the aircraft project breath taking panoramic image on to the screen. company says getting rid of real window make the plane lighter faster than any jet currently on the market. >> one last time. pvl spencer will they still lose our luggage that's the question. >> probably p.i have a panoramic view up here. who needs the super jet or whatever you call

it is bob marley day in toronto.ed it so. >> there's word your boss can now track your every move at work. hitachi unveiled an i.d. badge called the business microscopes and keeps tabs on everything you do. the device keeps a record of anybody with whom you speak, who is also wearing the device. so the devices talk to each other. plus, how long and how energetically talk to each other. it can tell your boss how much time you spend out of your seat. maybe while you're at the coffee machine or visiting the men's room or the women's room. the developer says it's an effort to boost productivity at work and help employers deal with problems they might not otherwise notice. according to hitachi's web site it works using complicate sensors when two name tags come near each other, they regular nice each other and record the affectionñrñr time, body, and te behavior rhythm data and send it to a server for your employer to analyze. greg gutfeld is on "the five" hosts "red eye" in the middle of the night and celebrated its seve

bob marley born in st. anne parrish, jamaica.would be 69 years old. >> guess which one smoked dope. >> i think just one. >> all right. >> fun fact by bob. >> got to take a look at this gorilla running loose in tokyo. >> what? >> they are trying -- >> there you go. >> i was told there was sound with this. this is a drill they do at the tokyo zoo because last year they lost -- a gorilla broke loose so they want to do this to get everybody in the place gets around -- greg, come on, man. >> looks like kilmeade. >> "the biggest loser" controversy this week, check out this woman, rachel fredriksson, the before and after, legitimately the biggest loser, looks amazing. people are giving her a lot of flack because she's too skinny. greg, can you just say i hate these people. >> i hate these people. >> leave her alone. she had the muscle mass there, got her body back, why can't people just be happy for her. >> i'm going to get my body back. >> never miss an episode of "the five." >> it is friday, february 7th. forget the olympic games, jus

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more likely to be democrat if you listen to bob marley.y to be republican if you listen to dolly parton. >>> who do historians say is the best first lady? none other than eleanor roosevelt, followed by ab gail adams, michelle obama, hillary clinton all due to a poll. >>> groupon tweeted they're celebrating president's day with a $10 discount in honor of alexander hamilton calling him, quote, undeniably one of our greatest presidents, question mark? the problem is, hamilton was never president. he is on the $10 bill though. groupon, though, hamilton was our first ever treasury secretary, footnote there. next deal history class. >>> and "house of cards" season two, need we say more? i'm halfway through the season. no spoilers though. how realistic is this series? listen to frank underwood himself. >> for me, it's like performance art, you know? i sometimes watch it and actually we can get done shooting on a day and i'll come home and turn on the news and i'll think, our story lines are not that crazy, they're really not. >>> that's your morn

so we can get the latest developments as the story develops from our correspondent at aol marley in cairo are welcome at all you are there at the courthouse what's the nicest you can bring us while i made a big x on the ground and use this image yelled dade police academy or the board is being held. it's sort of calm and security troops are even much less than the previous trial for the city. read more see how we're seeing out of their supporters set of four on the defense minister the music on here last week of shopping again. rather than what you've been a death sentence. but overall we also have witnessed some sort of tension between lawyers and security troops. the defense team orders off the timor sea and the loss of other while they were and think of the cc support just rush out the chords walking on the very heart and chopping it gets them to the boys after passing through the sprouts day i went to the security chief in response before the entrance gate to form where we're standing right here. i'm asking them for protection of the many that pushed him away what security forces. the

within a security framework which is nato they'd like to be in the european union because they're only marley you're like martin you think of it do you think the same countries in eastern europe like sending soldiers to fight america's war in afghanistan. well they've got to do that because the car is the coalition of the willing if they don't do that then the americans might not give them any military aid. take them seriously so who is registering it it becomes pressuring who we are and so very interesting who is pressuring them jonathan if i go to you if you look at what nato has been doing in the last few years in libya comes to mind i mean this is it's its strategy its structure its mission i cannot fathom what it is ok why is nato being called upon to go to change regime in tripoli i mean that again has nothing to do with the origins of this alliance. no i agree with you and i think what you said about ukraine is really important i mean what is happening there is it's still part of this old drive to get ukraine into a military alliance with i mean just the other day at the munich securit

what happened in marley once the french came and ran the fighters out. they disappeared to the desert. many are thought to have gone to refugee camps. that's what they do in this ungoverned space, sit there, plan, communicate as best they can and in some cases they are able to collect arms and all sorts of resources that help them plan their next attack attack. >> thank you for joining us and bringing our tension to the problem. >> time to see what is trending. aregawi. >> the man authorities believe created silk road. prosecutors are accusing 29-year-old ross all brict of creating a website that allowed other users to buy and sell drugs. he has been charged with: >> if convicted he faces 30 years in prison, and a maximum life sentence. according to the indictment in september, it contained 13 thoz listings for drugs and offered document forgeries for drivers' licence, passport and other forms of identification. attorney said he would plead not guilty. check out the website aljazeera.com for more information. it's been agented that all brict paid for the

you need to knows this this past sunday marley's monos a pregnant texas woman who had been on life support since november in an attempt to save her fetus was finally disconnected from the respirator that was keeping her body going even though she had been declared dead all the while doctors had said that she was brain dead. and her family had said that they did not want her on life support but john peter smith hospital nonetheless was refusing to remove her from life support spittal finally agreed to remove munoz from life support after a court ruling and after tests revealed that the fetus that she was carrying was deformed and suffering from a variety of health issues it came to this point thanks to an ancient texas law that lets hospitals go against the end of life wishes of women if they are pregnant now even though they want to remove her from the life support now monos this family may be forced to pay for her ospital costs moses has been told c.n.n. that he's receiving medical bills for her care and the hospital is refusing to say whether they're going to cover the costs or not so sh

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. >> reporter: the two have been subject to this threat are a woman called marley shilder, and another[ inaudible ] flock. they are both part of the austrian team. now what we understand is that the letter was received by the austrian olympic committee on monday, and it was only today that they made this public. they have handed the letter to austrian police for further investigation. they haven't released anymore information about who might have been behind it, but we do know the olympic games here in sochi have been threatened by a group which is lead by a man. we also know that there we similar-ish letters that were sent last month, and those turned out to be hoaxes. so hopefully this will be the latter rather than the former, but it could be something else entirely. >> and how tight are the security arrangements in sochi. >> there is security everywhere you go here. any building connected with the olympic games, it is very, very tightly locked down. you have to pass through scanners, have your accreditation badge, you have to show your mobile phones by turning them on for the guard

. >> do you agree with bob marley, julie? because i saw you nodding your head. and i would actually have to agree with greg in a couple ways, but in one way, i do think that the country has sort of given up on the drug war. >> we have lost the drug war and greg is 100% right. what are we doing killing people over drugs? prosecuting, spending millions if not billions of dollars going after people. as greg said, they're going to do it anyway. >> i'm going to do it. >> god bless. that's wonderful. we can talk about that later, you know, several issues we need to discuss. with this, you know, you're absolutely right. by the way, i think those guy's nickname is awesome, shorty. i want to know what your nickname would be. what would your kingpin nickname me? >> the chuckler. >> the chuckler, of course. >> would dana be el chapa. >> eric, isn't it in mexico's interest to have him tried in the united states? it's a lot harder to run drug cartels from illinois? >> it's -- i'm onboard. they're having a hard enough time trying to round him up. we're running out of time, bu

this time for declaring a day to beat bob marley day and toronto. --in.ly a big fan of the jamaican reggae singer. yesterday it would have been his 69th birthday. ford made a proclamation on the city of toronto is website. ford has been in the news in recent months after admitting to smoking crack and drinking too much in the past and appear to be drunk and a mcdonald's tried to speak with a jamaican accent. the mayor has ignored calls for him to resign or into rehab and has said he will run for reelection in october. >>: >>darya: was started out as a protest over rising bus fares turned violent in brazil. local news and rio de janeiro says the crop of between 508 hundred people started in a subway tunnel then move to the streets. they're protesting the increase in bus fare from $8.15 to a $25 just 10¢. brazil will host the world cup this summer. and a journalist covering the civil unrest ahead of the international event was seriously wht ofandfls eh ye?ugh by usingne ls trh bag ch mth, can angladorceex bs sttch unl th'á so youan te th out ss oen. so we m

mayor ford used one of the only remaining powers he had left to on or bob marley with his own day. something pretty serious. mayor ford, ever since you admitted to smoking crack and being in a drunken stupor when you did it and knowledging a city official to the floor and this list of infractions go on and on, sir, you have been a perennial joke and my guess is that robin dolittle doesn't find much of it very soon. she has actually seen the mysterious video of the mayor with a crack pipe and drug dealers, using a gay slur to describe a popular canadian politician. she has written a new book since this whole mess opened, "crazy town" the rob ford story. she is live with me today. >> every time i go over this list. it is a truncated list. i still can't believe we are talking about an elected official in the fourth largest city in north america. since you are one of only three people who has witnessed this video of the crack smoking, could you just remind me again what it looked like and what you saw? >> it was last may, 2013, i along with my colleague, kevin donovan saw a video viewe

i'm a bob marley fan but i also like pat boone is this telling anyone out there who wants to get elected who i'm likely to vote for. >> maybe not. one thing about mar crow targeting they have these campaign parties that's not correlated with your political disposition. just because you listen to those musicians doesn't really mean that those dispositions towards music are correlated with dispositions that campaigns care about, which is how likely you are to vote and whether you're likelily to support one party or another. so there are limits in terms of the data and its relationship, the politics that suggests might not be all that compelling data for campaigns. >> ifill: things like bruce springstein would be confusing for people. >> and someone -- >> ifill: i try to be eclectic. tell me something, how lucrative is it for campaigns or for the companies themselves, whether it's pandora or dish tv or any of these deliverers of information. how lucrative is it for them to work with the campaigns that provide this information. >> politically it used to be sort of a pain for folks in the adv

the interventions with regards to engaging the civil society network and religious leaders and this marley becomes important -- particularly becomes important considering the fact we have such religious cultural foundation in afghanistan for that considering the fact that sufi islam has been historically -- afghanistan has been big place, so why has the afghan government and instructional community has failed to tap into this opportunity? because extremism is, well, afghanistan is in the front line, but the growing threat to the security of the whole world. >> thank you. [laughter] >> conspiracy theory aside -- [laughter] we, i've heard a number of responses to that question. you know, why aren't we utilizing these various groups against this threat and why can't we position ourself toes better, why don't we vet the partners, why don't we rely on people with shared values, and we make point -- i've been making this point for decades. but -- [laughter] what a lot of people, what i've heard the response is we're not going to pick a good islam. we won't pick the right islam or the right actor

current state prison in and leno ordered him to cut his hair while fellow guards there called him bob marley. stanley says that he retired on stress related disability in december 2011. >> will be right back. ♪ is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >> welcome back. >> we have had are works storm. the question now is with this storm moving how do we still need them? >> it is still a little wet on the road way right now but the rain has pushed out. we may encounter drizzle but we have a lot of low clouds on the bay. here is a live look outside. dry in the bay area but we still have snow showers for the sierra nevada. the day planner shows of the showers are wrapping up and the temperatures are in the low to mid 50s. by 3:00 p.m. you can expect mostly sunshine. if we have not seen sunshine in the past five days and by 8:00 p.m. we have very mild conditions. we do have a couple of

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brij and bob marley. yanni republican. jay z and bruce springsteen demes and republicans both.ork, this was interesting. i was thinking what do i listen to and which way does that go? >> i was thinking brooke loves all sorts of music. i would love to see pandora target her. it's all about the zip code. when you sign up, that is a lot of important data. they have said hey, let's look at the zip code ask see how they voted before. do they lean left or right? what's new is they are adding in the listening layer. if a lot of people in a certain district lean left and listen to reggae, let's put that and there can be a correlation to target the ads. they are partnering up with different advertising firms. is bully pulpit interactive. he talked to me and said this is why the technology will be interesting. listen to what he said. >> most interesting thing about pandora's new technology is the ability to reach the right voter at the right time, but get to understand a little bit more about their lifestyle and get to know more about what their tastes are. >> brooke, you think about it

blige ands the late bob marley, you tend to vote democratic.ek pianist, you tend to vote republican. jay-z and bruce springsteen, cross-over appeal. they couldn't peg those folks who listen to them. if you listen to dolly parton and other country musicians, pandora says you probably vote republican. they are more associated with republican zip codes. according to pandora, you probably vote democratic if you listen to daft punk. what i thought was interesting, folks with most eclectic music tastes tend to vote democratic. i think it is about all of these streaming music services are trying to find ways to make money. these are apps on your phone. they have to make money. advertising is the big thing. there are all sorts of ways to advertise. now, we are listening to music adds. it is interesting. >> it is interesting. it still seems so stereo typical to me. it just does. i know a lot of conservative republicans that like groups other than yanni and dolly parton. >> it is one of those things we have to look at it and see how it evolves. i know a

she really likes bob marley, so what does she think when she talks to him because he is a warmongeringman? that is the wrong question. you are speaking as a voter and a citizen. but she is his wife. she is a constituent, but that is not her primary role. >> dennis is watching us in brooklyn. >> thank you for this series, it is great. my question for the panel is, was she more compassionate and sympathetic than other recent first ladies? i remember her saying she would daily read the new york times profiles of the dead were published at the time and recall her many visits to the walter reed hospital to visit veterans. was this rooted in her being a wartime first lady, or does it fit in with her personality and demeanor in general? >> i think it was both. there aren't too many first ladies who are overtly political. i think she played a more traditional role as first lady then say hillary clinton or eleanor roosevelt. the things the gentleman mentioned were very much consistent with her personality, reading the obituaries of the dead and comforting people in need, that was very much part

but when i started seeing white people whose racial politics i just trusted i don't read like bob marley anymore. and it took me outside and it's good in that you can't blame him for that and that does speak to that speech and of the ways in the speech of there is a moment in which king talks about a bad check and we have come to cash the check in the insufficient funds and if you understand it as a speech than it does bring the issues up to date in a way that the dream which is a vision, utopian vision and i like it. when are you going to come good on this check and say no one has ordered a bad check into the metaphor is that the declaration of independence or the constitution said that all men,, black men and white men were created equal. it does do different things to how that speech can be remembered. not just can't we all get along but they have to be talking about reparations. there has to be a redistribution of wealth. you have to make good on what it means to be. and that is a different way of understanding the speech. 200 years ago in the shadow of which we stand he talks about

she seems so like this are she seems to like that or she makes dostoyevsky and she really likes bob marleyso what does she think when she talks to him because he is a warmongering man. but i say that's the wrong question. you are speaking as a citizen and you have concerns about what you would like this president to do and you feel he's not full filling that but she is his wife. she too is a constituent that is certainly not her primary role in the way she looks at it. i do think people discern that. >> host: dennis is watching us in brooklyn. you're on. >> caller: how are you? thank you for the series. it's great. my question for the panel is was mrs. bush more compassionate and considerate than other first lady's? she was aware of the victims of september 11 thing she would be reading the new york times profile of the debt that were published in the times and recall walter reed hospital visiting veterans. was she a wartime first lady or her personality and demeanor in general? >> guest: i think it's both. there aren't many first ladies who are overtly political, really. i think she playe

trayvon martin is dead, renisha mcbride, marley graham, jonathan farrell.t keeps going on and on and i'm tired. >> i want to pun pack that just a little bit, rinku, because is this a racist result? you had a justice system prosecute michael dunn for the shooting. a jury, using the law they had, convicted him on four counts, out of five. is this a racist result or is this the way the criminal justice system is supposed to play out? i mean, he was convicted of something. >> well, the big problem here is that we're still debating whether or not race is a factor in this case and in this trial. and for as long as we're debating if, we cannot get to the how. so, from my perspective, the problem with the way the prosecution has carried out both of these trials now is that by refusing to put race on the table, they enable the bias that stand your ground codifies to continue and to remain invisible, remain unclear and hidden. so, tania weathersby had a great piece where she said, what michael dunn respected from that interaction was not respect, but submission. stan

in order to make it possible for marley to recover. this operation was successful.ful because a decision was made by the international community. it was successful because americans took part and europeans helped that as well as americans who also gave their support. the president has now been elected. it has now found its authority again. the idea was to prevent what could have been a humanitarian disaster. there have been already real actions that affected a population that was already suffering a great deal. violence every day. france does what a can with the help of other european nations and with the help of americans. it bears witness to an exceptional situation in history. we trust each other in an unprecedented matter. this is character of our common goals. barack obama reminded us of our position on syria. we were prepared to resort to force. we found another option. we made it possible for the stockpile to be distracted. we have not found a political solution. geneva is a possible step in the right direction. we will have to make sure that our services coo

but when i started seeing white people whose racial politics i just trusted i don't read like bob marleyanymore. and it took me outside and it's good in that you can't blame him for that and that does speak to that speech and of the ways in the speech of there is a moment in which king talks about a bad check and we have come to cash the check in the insufficient funds and if you understand it as a speech than it does bring the issues up to date in a way that the dream which is a vision, utopian vision and i like it. when are you going to come good on this check and say no one has ordered a bad check into the metaphor is that the declaration of independence or the constitution said that all men,, black men and white men were created equal. it does do different things to how that speech can be remembered. not just can't we all get along but they have to be talking about reparations. there has to be a redistribution of wealth. you have to make good on what it means to be. and that is a different way of understanding the speech. 200 years ago in the shadow of which we stand he talks about t