right now, he is living in his car, along with all his stuff, his favourite companion, marley, and marley'sdivorced, with a daughter and grandson. he works at a local marijuana farm. it's humble, dirty, peaceful. and you haven't even seen the back yet. although it's illegal in most places in america, in oregon, growing cannabis is tolerated, and adults are perfectly free to smoke it. to give you an idea of how many plants we have, about 600. freedom is what rob says he is all about. we are trying to save the way of life. freedom and not let it turn into some oppressive commu—nation. or any kind of ism. the proud boys is a men's only club. they say they stand for traditional values, capitalism, defined gender roles, free speech. they have ten principles. one of them is abolish prisons. end the welfare state. no more welfare. i know that seems pretty heartless. we can do that by having a more lucrative economy. and taking care of each other a little bit more. we just don't want the government to take care of us. but rob's main source of income these days is a government disability allowance.

marley martinez reports. >> reporter: the sacramento d.a. announced she will not charge the two officers with stephon clark's murder. savant tres clarke criticized the officers' response. >> the officers never announced themselves as law enforcement. they never even gave him a chance to be detained before allegedly firing 20 shots. my grandmother and little sister were there when the shots were taking place. right there. they could have been hit, as well. >> reporter: he hopes the city will fire the officers. the sacramento police chief weighed in on their status in an interview. >> discipline will depend on the facts and our review that comes after the district attorney, and the attorney general. that has to be based on our policy at the time, and what they actually did. >> reporter: the da's decision came as no surprise, but would did take him back was how she announced no charges, by listing the drugs in stephon clark's system. his argument, on text message with his fiancie, and his web searches into suicide. >> it doesn't matter is all i

rob's cat marley is spruced too. gamers whose tenses i read out the rules.ur eyes. excuse me. no. luis won't address rob directly, body language says it all. luis, what do you think of rob? i think he is a bigot, i think is a misogynist, i think is violent towards women and i think a racist. is obviously ignorant and who i am. you are not those things? you can't be a racist if you don't subscribe to raise. well, what do you think of luis? i think is violent on the street. we saw what you did, all right? does not to it. 0k, you did, all right? does not to it. ok, so, luis, respond to that.” you did, all right? does not to it. ok, so, luis, respond to that. i am not the one who has been caught on video camera threatening to punch women in the face. i am more qualified than these peaceful guys to know what you are about, because lama to know what you are about, because i am a violent man, and you are violent man, that is howl i am a violent man, and you are violent man, that is how i see what you do, is see what i do. ijust, with my own eyes, to my experience,

. >> reporter: good morning, francis and marley. multiple fire agencies have been on the scene nearly two days but not able to make much progress. the fire is expected to burn. the big problem is for certain sensitive populations, the risk negative health effects is not just possible but likely. nearly 36 hours later, the fire is still erupting. largely invisible from most but far f harmless for some. >> i think it is better than to be overprotective than to say we think everything is fine. >> reporter: repeatedly nsisting the air was simply safe. >> the levels have not crossed a threshold where they wouldt p harm. >> reporter: the director ofro enental science at baylor says they should no better. >> they are really talking about acute, immediate effects. >> reporter: the problem is negative effects from those who suffer heart or rpiratory problems may take days or weeks to manifest. >> too often we are thinkingab t the immediate effects and not a child coming down with an asthma attackheext day. >> reporter: the company said the f

daphne marley was only seventeen as any man he deputized this find his father was away on pilgrimage to mecca i grew up here in this area and we had this phenomena called bashing we had right wing groups coming along looking for asians to beat up just for the sake of it. my father was beaten up and. it wasn't a wasn't a good time in east end of london. my mum was welsh she converted to islam too in the second world war with my father she was a coal miner's daughter can you imagine the stigma of a white lady marrying a dark person but she didn't care but i'm also proud to be a bangladeshi as well. oh yeah that's my dad that's my dad roughly. four weeks before he died and a smile when he graduated. and muna when she graduated she sees the world in a different way because being younger than me she can maybe project forward where i don't that's why i think politicians shouldn't be allowed to be politicians after sixty five that some young blood. a far worse away because they got better ideas and see things better than we do we're always thinking in the past and they're thinking in the fu

mts there on the ground in parts of the country of dharma it was interesting paul was mentioning marley what i find fascinating is that when it became a fossil is dealing with this it's got so many of its troops actually next door in mali it is the thirteenth largest contributor to un peacekeeping and has some three thousand soldiers serving with the u.n. surely they needed back home now. saluted look did you have peacekeeping operation heads because money making position people i know who did that for peace but that yes we did to get to the ends in order to be denied for themselves they don't care for us in an objective so we said this is it it will get us will be abelian amounts it will and i was kept by what i so it's like it was a standstill got a treat for seven years oh if yes i hadn't been there but i still think all f. or nothing was done to create a new airport like in many a west african countries industry ditto for that who i could see separating the many women just like get out of woman we did they did they people playing in just did then also the forces security forces that

if they are not pleased with what they received from the attorney general, they will subpoenae bob marleyd already, really. it is how the voters view it. how do you think people are doing this? an overwhelming majority of the american public would like to see this made public. i think if this is not made public there will be a large outcry. the concern will be that much of the information that is not made public will be of deep concern with the american public. that is an issue that will play very heavily heading into the 2020 presidential election. it is important to note that even though we do know that the president himself will not be indicted, the question also is will bob mueller or william barr handle this in much the same way james comey william barr handle this in much the same wayjames comey handled the hillary clinton e—mails, where he said there was no indictment, but he did actually criticise her in very start terms in how she handled that information. and so you wonder if bob mueller will provide information so bob mueller will provide information so critical if in fact ther

ma rley's marley's president has visited the site of an attack in central mali which is fed has leftence is due to competition over land and water. central mali has become increasingly insecure when she hardest fighters became more powerful. 0ver over the coming weeks the physical wounds will start to heal but the mental scars of saturday's attack will likely last far longer. 140 people died at the hands of men dressed as traditional hunters, accusing them of having links to jihadists. children women and men we re jihadists. children women and men were killed with guns and machetes. their homes and possessions satellite. translation: we are all the same ethnic groups. they are not know the reason for their anger. all we know is they come to kill us and drive us away. but this isjust the latest incident in with increasingly violent and complex conflict where ethnic violence have been exacerbated by the presence of jihadist fighters. 0n exacerbated by the presence of jihadist fighters. on monday the president visited the site of the attack, having already replaced the army chief of sta

it's bob marley i'm thinking of but it's mueller people are thinking of. we just saw him arrive at work and that's all we know. we'll see what happens. that's it from me. "hardball" starts right now. >>> mccabe. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening,i i'm chris matthews in washington. new weather, new events. people cry, and they wonder what is going on with this president. what causes him to ignore all decency, sanity and political sense and only hear the tapping on the window of john mccain trying to get in. just when you thought he could not get worse, the president release as vis vicious tirade. >> senator john mccain is dead. so why are you doing this? >> three days ago it came out that his main person gave to the fbi a fake news dossier. it was a fake and a fraud. they gave it to john mccain who gave it to the fbi for very evil purposes. i'm not a fan. he was horrible with what he did with repeal and replace and what he did to sick people who could have had great health care and i'm not a fan of john mccain and that's fine. >> the spirit of john

. >> reporter: could i ask, marley, i've been impressed by the outpouring of support for a very small community that was targeted. the muslim minority makes up 1% of the population in nuzzi land. is that a normal reactioning? >> i'd say it is because i think nuzzi land are quite strong in the effect of standing together no matter what happens. we win together, we lose together. we're always together. and there's always difficult times in the world, but i think nuzzi land does show that we stand together. >> reporter: and i do see this expression repeated kiasome kaha. >> a maori expression. >> it means be strong. yeah. it means be strong and be together as one. >> reporter: zion, the prime minister has talked about changing the gun laws in this country. in the wake of these terror attacks. what would you like to see done? do you support that? do you want to see changes? >> an yeah, i'd like to see a bit more monitoring of some of the guns and gun laws and also distribution of guns. they had some policies that had sort of fallen through the cracks in terms of people, yeah, just like ti

syria for the national the south america lost the call for an account well said all i can i'm bob marley and which. measures so you know of us and you will have many. of the last of a lot if the ballot measures rather than going to. be. why is our far from our art. beirut. while khaled for us. is that all. that is going on in the room but it was your duty as a user over at the but then he can help with the men in the house i'll. be here to look to film academy members were looking to look at the nudism three week old committed to the. libyan with. the hope for the camel vanier palau up well and whom of. we shall. stop. when. she was busy in exile from the levant. he was involved in several hostage negotiations and played a key role in iran after the one nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution in mena nine hundred eighty he obtained the release of the bodies of american soldiers who died in a rescue mission. he also mediated in a hostage crisis in iraq in early one nine hundred ninety s. . but his main preoccupation remained the palestinian cause and he was the link between the p.l.o

. - who is jacob marley? - you are right. dickens, $400.

him miley accused killer see maybe i'm disappointed in the way that she is now this is a plot of marleyas it is one finds in the first one come on tell one story and all . see a fix manulife you want to be the one left without seeing launched by experts. soufan the. ocean. the next day the two drivers make their way to the warehouse where the mangoes are being packed and both get twenty two known. for fresh produce like mangoes the trucks need to be refrigerated for the journey across the desert back to morocco. but the bread he has discovered there is a problem with the refrigeration on his truck it keeps cutting out and he can't figure out why. while he checks again i did it could be because the whole it's company for advice on how to fix that's. how i know that. i know if i. thought. those kind of people see you have given a thought i. thought thank. them all give us give a little did you get most of the white. stuff at the time she faced it lets you make it was she to settle your jumps or did you. want to show up to see them about everybody but it would be a model for what suffering

>>> quiero grabar en la casa de bob marley algo, algo dentro la comunidad de jamaica me estÁ ayudandocon chistes que traspasan las nacionalidades para hablar de la gracia familiar hispana de una manera jocosa y para todas las edades aunque su show estÁ en broadway estamos casi llegando la meta. >>> graciaeas con esta alegrÍa suerte eli vamos a una pausa la tercera noche de batallas en la voz causÓ un sinnÚmero de emociones en sus participantes no se pierdan la reacciones de las prÓxima fase de la competencia. y veremos los secretos para los ma tl matrimonio duraderos queremos experto ciÓn y queremos una experto ciÓn y queremos una re nacido una nueva manera de cuidar a los recién nacidos. johnson's cottontouch™ jabón y loción. hecho con verdadero algodón, y realza tu suave caricia. una nueva ternura. una nueva caricia. una nueva suavidad. johnson's cottontouch™ choose gentle. johnson's cottontouch™ yo no me conformo con cremas dentales ordinarias que sólo remueven manchas superficiales. la... colgate optic white me da cuatro tonos: la, la, la, la... con peróxido de hidrógeno. blanquea

marley? >> no, chris, the paying off -- it not just that he paid off a woman and wrote the check when he was president, he did it in order to become president. there is plenty there that leads us to believe that the president in this case violated the law, did it to become president and then tried to cover it up over the coming weeks and months. you will see because of what we're doing so much more laid out clearly for the american people and they be we're goin w take that wherever the ultimate decision is in order to ensure that no one, especially the president of the united states, is deemed to be above the law. >> thank you. this is a very important cause for our country, sir. ben rhodes, he's worked with a real president, a good one, thank you, barbara mcquaid. amy klobuchar, we'll talk to her about the trump investigation and the race for the white house, which she's in and the showdown about the national emergency. and coming off a bad week, trump unloads about his presidency. fidel cas

think nokia is okay, okay erickson is okay 5g play is xilinx which is why i had to rename xilinx bob marleyas game. greg in arkansas >> caller: good morning, jim cramer big arkansas razor back boo-yah to you >> always welcome. always welcome >> caller: jim, i like your professional opinion on seabridge gold >> we are barrick fans we think he has total game it's now rangold g-o-l-d. tyreik in new york tyrek. >> caller: how are you doing, jim? >> i'm good. >> caller: big boo-yah to you, my brother i just had a question about ringcentral. i have stocks in there and like the growth. >> we like some ringcentral. we hung out with them. really smart great team we recommended the stock after we met them and palled around with them and did a lot of work on it and i think ringcentral is a good stock i think we go to michael in massachusetts. >> caller: boo-yah, mike broad reach. broad ridge. >> doing a good job. helps during proxy season and tends to go up but i have not pushed it hard because i don't have a catalyst. let's go to alex in california alex >> caller: b-b-b boo-yah, dr. cramer. >> seriou

it says having toast and jam in kitchen while playing jamin' by bob marley.is other company, tesla, approaching a milestone. this is what you were talking about, model y unveiling events on march 14th at an l.a. design studio. this is going to be revealed in all the details. what we know is it is bigger than the model 3, smaller than the model x which for people who don't follow the company as well, that's the new suv, and last year as we know, tesla clearly pushed to its limits, trying to launch the model 3 sedan but obviously, there's a lot of anticipation on pricing and on more details for this model y. one analyst i spoke with said okay, all this is great, we are glad elon musk is having a big year so far, but here's the to do list. please don't antagonize the s.e.c., maybe stop tweeting, get those high level executive positions filled again. we will remind our viewers both the cfo and general counsel announced their exit. also, musk needs to be able to handle questions about how the company will finance its operations without being testy or mocking analy

it's bob marley i'm thinking of but it's mueller people are thinking of.ll we know. we'll see what happens. that's it from me. "hardball" starts right now. >>> mccabe. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening,i i'm chris matthews in washington. new weather, new events. people cry, and they wonder what is going on with this president. what causes him to ignore all decency, sanity and political sense and only hear the tapping on the window of john mccain trying to get in.

marley in the next 48 hours when the president is going to be doing all kinds of spinning and victory laps. but to say this was a witch-hunt, again, i bring you back to the people that are on their way to jail. you can look outside at the darkness from your house and say it's just a witch-hunt. whether it's a witch or a wolf out there they grabbed 34 people. >> it was not a witch hunt. there were questions about what was going on with his campaign. there were 37 indictments. there were a number of guilty pleas. to call it a witch-hunt is not fair. what the president can say today is that he was exonerated on the question of conspiracy and coordination. he was not exonerated on obstruction. there's still a an open question. why did the president feel the need to get so involved if there was no conspiracy there in the first place? maybe that's because he didn't like being accused of anything and wanted to control the narrative. or he just likes to fight, who knows? but what the president will have going forward is this exoneration on conspiracy. he will use it to his advantage. he will

. >> my bob's name is bob marley and i like the song "redemption song."wrence has gotten redemption, the ceo of mccormick. he's made the numbers today. i think the stock can take out its high which is 156. it is -- remember, it's french's mustard. this is a mustard story but more importantly, david, we always come back to gen-x, gen-y. they love frank's. why? because you don't get fat putting frank's on your food and you can put it on anything >> not frankfur te r frank's hot sauce. they drink is like it's water. >> i think we've got to be talking about gen-z now, not millennials. >> gen-z is your kids. >> what's on "mad" this evening? >> five 9. trollope is kind of an english term >> vanity fair >> thwackery >> oh, we have to go i don't want to go e' ctie to follow this morning's rally. we're back after this. more than half of employees across the country bring financial stress to work. if you're stressed out financially at home, you're going to be too worried to be able to do a good job. i want to be able to offer all of the benefits that keep them sati

kind of cocky ♪ ♪ 'cause the girl at sev elev gave me a generous pour ♪ ♪ you're listening to bob marleyhat does that mean? >> my mothers would be thrilled. ♪ i'm never gonna be the cool guy i'm more the one who's left out ♪ ♪ of characters at school i'm not the one who the story is about ♪ ♪ why can't someone just help me out ♪ ♪ and teach me how to thrive ♪ help me to more than survive ♪ more than survive ♪ na na na na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ more than survive ♪ na na na na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ if this was an apocalypse i would not need any tips in how to stay alive ♪ ♪ but since a zombie army is yet to descend and a period is going to end i'm just trying my best to pass the test and survive ♪ ♪ c'mon, c'mon, go, go c'mon, c'mon, go, go ♪ ♪ c'mon, c'mon, go, go c'mon, c'mon, go, go ♪ go c'mon, c'mon, go, go ♪ ♪ go, go, go, go [ cheers and applause ] my name is jedda and my favorite thing about the grilled chicken club is the multigrain bun. it's toasted and then you get the cheese. so if you but really slowly you can literally taste every level of the sandwich. i don't eat very slowly,