everyone in africa knows this guy is the make of most famous export reggae for marley, long after his dad, bob marley and reggae music remains widely popular low belief, but particularly across the african continent. so what made african fall in love with rigging to me is the most prob, consent of music on the planet. to me is uncompromisingly black, politically black, culturally racially, spiritually, whatever african, when i was growing up in terms of me out, my parents had this book, molly cars said we used to listen to 4 hours in the car. i still know the lyrics to some of the songs by heart. the then i didn't know that i was listening to a legend today, reggae still has millions of fans across africa. i know money listening to a game every day because they're a good daughter. we help our teachers, for as far as i don't know, help what he says, are you aware of would do this very good to me help what he said, nobody talk to me, nor was very good through the mother and fido freaked out must now be bob molly, when you come to africa, you talk about the lead lucky debates that made m

the make us most famous exports, reggae, us, bob marley, long after his, as bob marley and reggae music remain widely popular globally, but particularly across the african continent. so what made the african fall in love with rigging to me is the most prob, consent at music on the planet. to me is uncompromisingly black, politically black, culturally racially, spiritually, whatever african, when i was growing up in terms of me out, my parents had this book, molly, because said we used to listen to 4 hours in the car. i still know the lyrics to some of the hard me back then. i didn't know that i was listening to a legend today. reggae still has millions of fans across africa. i know my listening to re gate every day because they get taught me how to chase 1st. i don't, i don't know how 40 says like these are you aware of would do this very good to help what he says. nobody touch, we not was very good through rigging. the mother and fido freaked out must now be bob, molly, when you come to africa, you talk about the lead. lucky to be that made me curious about why we africans still love r

it was popularized across the globe by artists like wild marley. peter tosh is by the way, la johnny nash and burning spear reggae became so popular in africa that it even made a huge political impacts in 1980. for example, bob marley performed at the celebration for as in bob was independence called, molly had the kinds of messages that were relevant to the time they were relevant in a very universal and global way. the, the issues of struggle, the issues of defeating oppression. a situation in bob boy and the, the war, the ongoing civil conflicts there that he articulated on his 979 album survival. which i do believe is molly's best album. what sound of reggae seems to be one secret to why it's so loved in africa? they can clam highlander, sees a special connection between africa and rig gave in jamaica the history of slavery in the light was made poor pew line, chummy cut by the jamaicans. this africans who lived in jamaica. so it's like they carry the sound of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like, use what, you know,

for example, bob marley performed at the celebration for as in bob was independent, bob marley had the kinds of messages that were relevant to the time they were relevant in a very universal and global way. the, the issues of struggle, the issues of defeating oppression. a situation in bob boy and the, the war, the ongoing civil conflicts there that he articulated on his 979 album survival. which i do believe his, molly's best album, the sound of redgate seems to be one secret to why it's so loved in africa. the kent lam highlander sees a special connection between africa and rig gave in jamaica the history of slavery in the light was made poor pew lane, chummy cut by the dummy can kylie africans who lived in germany car. so it's like they carry the found of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like use what, you know, the, it's in the genes like the drum then that to create this sounds called ricky. so when we hit africa like listen to it is like know what they know the song and the noise or the tendency coding that come with the sound and the mellow again, the w

look, we're hung up on chewy because they painted pictures of marley and nvidia and they're up on ourls, right, and we can't think, well, hold it, how can we use anybody other than chewy, look at the pictures. it's stark when you go into the house, you see the pictures, chewy, we love chewy. >> we send those pictures out as well, so we're happy to send pictures and you can judge which pictures are better! we already did bark. we actually have used you as a, well, i know this is going to sound silly to anybody who doesn't have a dog, but we bought marley a subscription because we thought he would be happy by the box, of course he ate the box, but that's okay, right. i mean, they love boxes. >> more value in that thafor yo. you get the toys and the box for free >> it's a very thoughtful product that you have, and i can't see how you could miss if people love their dogs, know what i mean? >> that's just it, and there's 63 million households with people who love their dogs and are obsessed with them like you are, like i am, man ish and we are serving 1.8 million. 61 million households tha

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, and marley turned out to be 40% beagle and this guy, get this, is 40% australian cattle dog both ofr than 23 and me let's go to rich in florida. rich >>> jim, ex-pat from ga owanus brooklyn >> you're right down the block for me second time, long time, thanks for your support during covid, i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> there you go. i'm calling about a pharma stock. it went parabolic, i caught it on the way up, profits on friday i'm left with a position, i want to know if you think it's a hold or accumulate and the stock is nrxt. >> that was a giant pump and dump come on, man, we're staying away from the pump and dumps. there's a lot of people who don't think that's illegal, and they are sorely mistaken let's stay away from that, they catch you in the net the way that, you know, they got like seals and kwwhales and stuff th get caught in the nets, it's bad. rob in tennessee. >> hey, jim, how are you >> really nice day, how about you. >> semiconductor, i'm great. i've got a semiconductor question for you it's pick and shovel play. we're not making semiconductor, we're talking

i can tell you that major league baseball, rob manfred is worried about them not making money marleyrket teams. i think the overhang of that mess marley with sin chair which owns, i believe -- sinclair which owns 20 rsns is affecting this bidding. don't be surprised if you see steve cohen team up with other people, get involved in this thing. [laughter] it looks like it's going to -- something's going to happen here. i can't tell you the exact structure of it just yet. but clearly, a lot of talk is going on about unloading this thing, and cohen is still involved in that talk, ashley. back to you. ashley: i wonder, charlie, if sny would be making money if the meants weren't top of the nl east. it could be -- >> you know what? that's a great point. they still can't sell this thing for more than a billion dollars. i mean, it tells you something -- ashley: i know, right? >> listen, the canary in the coal mine for newspapers, in my view, when i was at "newsweek" and our ads starts changing traumatically. that's when i went to cnbc. then you knew print was in trouble. there's a canary in t

we will start the sound with breaking news that's coming out of the west african country of marley, where it is being confirmed now that that has been an assassination. attend on the inter in president's report suggest that he was attacked during a press service in the capital's main musk. more details is on his shoulder dubin ski. assassination attempt on molly's into room president a c. me greta said to have taken place in the great mosque in the capital city of mancha. as you said, it's thought apparently to individuals troy to attack came one man wielding a knife that attack came during a sermon for the festival, liza mac festival, to buffy. now, according to the manager of the mosque, the moment just given a sermon where he talks about the sacrifice of the sheep. after that, at least one man will, yielding a knife, caught up and tried to stab the colonel, the interim precedent in the back. now we understand that it appears that he was not injured in this attempted assassination, and that he was removed immediately from the great mosque, and it's been taken to a secure location at an

from 65 miles, go put on some ink floyd, grab some doritos and visits estate where it's legal, bob marley i remember at the height of pandemic when we were cooking u 150000-team hundred 50,000 days. some amazon people would have t take bathroom breaks in their trucks, some of the stories of what those amazon workers endured during that time when people needed the most to deliver things that they couldn't go get, was pretty amazing. don't blame him for thinking people, i just think he thanked them for the wrong reasons and he touted that he spent the customers who paid for those services, but that he spent they're money and the labor of his employees on past time. >> on top of all of that, he walked out on a government subsidy can move with the 650,000, and then all of a sudden there's discussion that maybe we should give them a $10 billion government subsidy. don't think it will happen, but bad nonetheless 50 get a bad taste moment that serve to dampen what was an amazing historical moment that brought tears to my eyes, but i'm essbase or. thanks, everyone, here is "america reports". >> a

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i think the afghans themselves are in for a very rough time, and i'm marley worried not to -- particularlycans and their 50,000-75,000 family members whom we owe and whom we must get out. and if you noticed in president biden's speech two days ago, he did not mention anything about them or plans for getting them out of the country and protecting them. who will cooperate with america if we cannot be relied upon to protect the people who work with us? eric: we have to help those who helped us. especially after all -- >> absolutely. eric: -- all the blood and treasure of our country spilled in that country. judy miller -- >> absolutely. eric: -- pulitzer prize winner, i'm glad you came back and were able to do that safely. >> me too. everything, as always, judy, as always, thank you. arthel? arthel: fascinating. okay, the countdown is on. virgin galactic set to launch richard branson and crew into spaceman january that. next -- maÑana. what it means for the future of space tourism. ♪ ♪ eat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your hear

i listened to a lot of this, bob marley. uh all the stuff that was recorded here.n to a lot of that, thanks to the investors, the record factory will be reborn in sausalito, tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. everybody that how rode my bike through sauce leader this morning had no idea as they walked writing, writing by so much a history there an interesting a story there from tom as far as whether there's been a bit of a cool down near the coast and right around the bay, but inland, a completely different story. hot temperatures mid to upper nineties even 100 degre, we will be to 13 degrees from ts high, so it definitely noticed that change as we head into the weekend out toward the sierra. we have another round of showers and thunderstorms. in fact, another round of flash flood warnings in place close to the tamarack fire zones that could actually help the fire crews that flash flood warning in place until seven o'clock, but of course, that's always a challenge when you have all the burn scars, and also that much rain coming down. that's also big danger. in fact, with

he is going to its first nba finals for the sun is their first since 93 when charles barkley dam, marleyd kevin johnson. we're running the show in scottsdale, phoenix wins one 30 one. '03. they await the winner of milwaukee atlanta. now, speaking of milwaukee, giannis and the bucks. they dodged a major bullet on this play right there. i thought john is ripped his knee to shred during that play. it's hard to even watch. take one more look at it that left knee all. not supposed been that way. let's guess what an mri showed that there is no structural damage in that knee dodge. the bullet lifted for doubtful for game 5 tomorrow in milwaukee. but whether he plays again this year is or not. it was great news for the bucks and the nba you never want to see injuries happen. alright college world series game 3 mississippi state against vanderbilt. top of the 7th mississippi state already up big calum clark said, give me 3 runs insurance. that's the nail in the coffin. >> mississippi state's pictures we're pitching gem today. they pitched a one-hitter 9. nothing. your final this is the school's f

and that's it. [ laughter ] >> maybe bob marley. >> jimmy: you are probably right. did not see it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you didn't see the first one? really? >> i swear to god. >> jimmy: you didn't know what was going on? >> no idea. i had no idea. i knew what was going on in my movie. didn't know what's going on in their movie. >> jimmy: your movie is number one in the country. >> it is? >> jimmy: yes, it is. [ cheers and applause ] you had a premiere, you had all that stuff. >> we had a real premiere in new york with people. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> it was kind of fun. >> jimmy: it's great to get back to these things, right? >> i got to tell you, i am more enamored by this, and even you, you know i'm a huge jimmy kimmel fan. but this to me is really impressive. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is fun, right. you know what is another fun thing, one of my favorite things when you have got an actor, a famous person on a talk show, is their career.p from early in - i happen to have a clip from "silk stalkings," your first television appearance. >> certainly my firs

are short-term concerns like hurricane season and how disruptive that could be to the economy and marleyng. but i've seen centuries of this. with one companion that hedges the risks you choose and those that choose you. the physical seam of a digital world, traded with a touch. my strongest and closest asset. the gold standard, so to speak ;) people call my future uncertain. but there's one thing i am sure of... .. "cavuto" neil: welcome to the july 4th weekend in the first major concerning a hurricane of the season, elsa not far from the florida coast along the caribbean but barreling on florida. the concern is the rescue effort going on around the collapse of that condo. let's get the latest on all of this whether influence from accuweather chief meteorologist, how is this hurricane looking? >> unfortunately when you look at the conditions in the caribbean where elsa is going i don't see anything stopping it from maintaining and hurricane status or even strengthening over the next 24 to 48 hours. the only thing that can stop it is land interaction and the rugged island of hispaniola as

the support for the cuban people here is strong here in south florida, marley in miami. -- particularlye time that we've been out in front of the iconic versailles restaurant, we've seen folks driving down with cuban flags on their car and honking their horn in support of freedom for the people in cuba. and those protests will continue. last night if cuban-americans here in miami boarded buses heading to washington, d.c. where protests are planned today. groups are coming from all over the country with plans to march from the cuban embassy right up to the white house and demand the biden administration take some action to be help liberate the people of cuba. internet is slowly improving on the island after the cuban government forced a blackout as large groups of protesters marched in the streets over food shortages, the lack of access to medicine and unreliable electricity in the sweltering, tropical heat. since then videos have hit the net showing cuban police forces sometimes violently cracking down on protesters. following calls from florida governor ron desantis and other lawmakers

. ♪ ♪ learn to work and play and get along with each other ♪ ♪ >> it's ziggy marley singing that themer an unprecedented 25-season run. it first aired in eded in 1996. it centers around aardvark arthur reed. his family and friends in the fik fictional up to of elwood city. they've tackled goirmg, it also won -- gay marriage, it also won for outstanding children's animated program and snagged a peabody award. it's not clear why the show is being canceled. the final episode will air next year. >> we watched for years in our house. for years i didn't know he was an aardvark. i didn't know what he was. >> i like that the show tackled tough ilike one episode about fear of dying or family getting cancer. much better than the mindless violence of "tom and jerry" and the stuff that bwe watch -- >> pbs has some of the best programming for children. >> we're going to miss "arthur." >>> we've seen gender reveal parties but this kicks it into high garear. watch this. >> on your mark, get set, go! >> that's joey logano and the pink shows they'll be welcoming a baby girl. will be their third child a

that's 1-800-763-2763 ♪ >> it makes it marley difficult for first-time home buyers to get into the markets-year. it's the fear that the fed's going to take away the punch bowl and become hawkish too soon. the worst thing we could to do right now is spend another $2-3 trillion. that will fuel inflation. i've never seen an instance in american history where massive amounts of spending and debt didn't lead to a crash afterwards. >> 40% long in the stock market, i've moved the calls down against my positions, and i'm going to take more protection. i think this is serious, so pay attention. i think the cryptos are in very serious trouble. ♪ money can't buy me love. ♪ can't buy me love, everybody tells me so. ♪ can't buy me love, no, no, no, no ♪♪ ashley: you can't buy me love, and you can't buy me a stock right now. everyone's selling. that's new york harbor. it's 11 a.m. on the east coast on this monday, july 19th. i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. what a day for him to not be here, down 790 points on dow. tough start to the week, no doubt about it. we've got a selloff. the dow headed

policies, marley other u.s. policies -- particularly u.s. comments slamming u.s. policies and blaming america for the protests in cuba. one fellow democrat, former congressman, firing back: no, this is not correct. it's the failed policies of the communist regime that has violated human rights. cubans young and old are risking their lives to rise up. we must listen to them. daniel garza is president of the libra initiative. he joins us now. daniel, welcome to the show. let's get right into this, first of all, about this lie about the embargo. over a hundred countries have commercial deals with cuba. we send many items other to you baa including -- cuba including food and medicine. why does aoc, blm, why have they pair on the toed the comments of the government and then said, oh, yeah, we're on the side of the people? they're talking about liberty? >> rachel, this is an attempt to distract, an attempt to the to put themselves in the center and give themselves ooze platform as if they don't have, i think, enough exposure. i think alexandria oc