bob marley's music united people across borders.s west africa cited that music for advancing their cause and invited him to perform his song in zimbabwe. marley said his music was about and as much about being a revolutionary. >> with music. now, maybe it seems like a long way from springsteen and gillaspie and blinken and biden. this new crop taps the artists you sear here who spoke alongside the secretary of state and youtube music chief. >> music, of course, has the power to heal and unite us, transcend differences. >> throughout my life and career i've always believed in the power of music to change. >> this partnership is meant to empower and inspire. >> give voice to the voiceless, power to the powerless. peace like good music is not easy to achieve. >> let us meet these challenges head on, and let's do it with eloquence and grace like those that came before us. >> so to learn how this new project will work we're joined by those two people spearheading the initiative. one of those music ambassadors is the revolutionary hip hop

and marley in a debate -- particularly in a we see the candidates together, the major and when that happensre assessing in thatparative assessment how do they treat each other how do theya, how do they respond? how do they attack one another? think a great deal of learning happens on that front. but issue discussion. as we've just heard in the previous number of specifically issue-oriented questions. debat there is a great deal of discussion of those issue important to voters. so what i call learning happens levels and debates afford or that oppor the best way to a viewer who's interested in to prepare themselves to get the most from it? ertainly see and hear a lot of themselves are engaged in setting of expectations. i actually think the best way to prepare could wellune in to c-span and the kind of discussions that we had this morning of thinking about what are those things that are mos what do i want to know more about? what haven't i and i want the candidates to and usually those are the issues for but also going in as i saidd questions. and it's for candidates, whether it's -- the this

ziggy marley and danny devito. but we think he has quite the name right. ok. is freddie mercury. may be obvious. what inspires his name? obviously that great smile there. freddy is a 14 year old brussels griffin pub mix. he was found in solano county and adopted by his family back in 2012. then we want to show you daisy mae of 14 year old. she is the reigning queen of unconventional beauty over in lafayette. now she's hoping to ride her unique looks to the very top, and then there's rome of 14 year old pug from rohnert park. he currently lives among other senior pugs at where else the appropriately named pug hotel, he winks and spreads joy at local hospice centers and schools to help teach children about why it's important to adopt rescue pets. we love that. and i think we have a lot of great contenders there for that price. all right. one more story here. hip hop star tyler, the creator is is canceling his appearance at san francisco's outside lands and lollapalooza this year, he announced it over social media saying to fans that he feels really bad about thi

do marley's mission? to my now my goal was that much difficult for us. i once we don't have it yet. so that means i'm going to, i will put in a lot for the web, enabled in less than i would, which was that a 2 weeks ago become the brute. and to the bridge was that it took a signal for building become a political, the national, not a bit. so the sticky opposed to a national political because a type of software stand it was, it was i'll see down totally by may or don't. second, for group colors under the police just by dose this off. you won't boss if you let it be a deal will appear on i that it is also is also, not only will up a bit us. the story is us. if we read us you why the pool side, you sort of will to is that the, what he's us that really q standing with us, you buy trouble now for us. agriculture was also deteriorating. family farms disappeared, but industrial agriculture failed to emerge. small farms couldn't compete with the french giants. the local food industry was slowed in every way. the country was overwhelmed by food imports. fertilizers in green for planting are i

this is literally only legitimate and marley says, well, actually making a look when you make, when you pass more with judgments, in my opinion, you have to offer options. what else could they have done? so how much was elected in 2000? so we just started with international courts, right. so you have a growing optimism. yeah, that's the only haven't because of the arm resistance. in other words, when we have the world's attention with, i really, i would, i'm way to say what the facts tell me? no, i'm not saying i'm the only person that possession of the facts. yeah, but the pac faxes, they tell me in 2006 when how mazda is elected was elected on the reform platform. because the palestinian authority, so corrupt people wanted to change you. so immediately as they were elected the international opinion, the 1st israel, then the us then the, you impose this rule economic blockade on cost. now, if you study the record i must, was attempting a diplomatic solution to the conflict. it talked about recognizing israel to states having a long term ceasefire. it made many options. all of it was re

he actively chooses to support the key every dream of the your frontier has to marley. you wrestle with new nasa using ukraine's rungs as well. in fact, i also the 740 is trying to do that because um, work, okay, we have to, we have to keep in mind the wisdom propaganda which uh denies any connection of the rosy re makia with any nephew, symbols of our ideal logy. but and well, if you have been, i have been that i have seen all this life at the farm i ukraine, ukrainian basis and so on. so i think they're really living in their own. but i can't, i really can't explain this because what you did is, is quite super to you. nobody is guilty of what his grandfathers did and, and now support him or expressing his support for ukraine with the, with what he grabbed his grandfather's did. why ukraine, this whole just fighting under the same symbols as his grandfather's it's it, yeah, it's stupid but them. well, if you look at this from inside the, in the west and proof of them, the bubble of what people don't know all this stuff. this might be logical for something that's really

so if you can get in and get stuck in and to spine on to works, if you liked marley, how bad could it be? oh, wow. so there's serious featured and still kids to ask yourself where with the security, you're probably a sleep. well, this is insane. there actually smashing the whole place to be that of course they caused a 1000000 pounds worth of damage, which is probably about at 175th of a single missed saw. well, sadly, that's the end of another show another which will stop touring still. and it's all been about the clown show and the crime shows meetings in switzerland, in italy. and remember who these people are. people like found a line on the elected s. sholtes, a lame duck being decimated into european elections. of course you've got charles michelle very much the same. the only one there that's actually got a mandate is maloney certainly not which you which do not. who's on the way out the door as well. so these are the people in charge. this is the best we've got to offer. a cream always rises to the top as they say. mm. maybe on the cream we'll be here next week. myself on the

so if you can get in and get stuck in on the 1st spot on the works, if you like, marley, how bad could it be? oh, wow. so they're serious featured and stuck in as ask yourself, where with the security you're probably a sleep. well, this is insane. they're actually smashing the whole place to be that of course they caused a 1000000 pounds worth of damage, which is probably about at 175th of a single missed saw. well, sadly, that's the end of another show another which will stop touring still. and it's all been about the clown show and the crime shows meetings in switzerland in italy. and remember who these people are. people like found a line on the elected at schultz, a lame duck being decimated in the european elections. of course you've got charles michelle. very much the same. the only one there that's actually got a mandate is maloney certainly not which you which do not. who's on the way out the door as well. so these are the people in charge. this is the best we've got to offer. a cream always rises to the top as they say. mm. maybe on the cream we'll be here next week. myself on

usually we haven't read without a marcy information and you get to me in marley, introduce you to the human digital is usually the 22 minutes we've been lingering to them. it. yeah. ordering since they are from the point of view of that fails of state. suggesting that exist, i'll say a few more than they receive a 50 this new man. they to go to how can we go? he was good that he, he was hours at the delivery and you had to do physically defeat it, actually. and after changing the photocopy trojan slip, and with all you gave me an nuclear gun, a nation's up and number 2. and you can tell by when you do it in the western, the most adversary is something on the ground. this is just with alliance. and you don't make any moves that what any agreement before you did it, you may even usually put a new illegitimate unvil level park as how, how do you deal with that? yes. so do you use it? well, so you're right. but as, as joseph's telling you closer to the region, you have no other writers for you. and when he spoke about you only from associates of the riders, through the head of the writers

the opening credits of la haine is a song by bob marley. burning and looting.�* ., . ., ., that! another french revolution? these people _ that! another french revolution? these people need _ that! another french revolution? these people need to _ that! another french revolution? these people need to be - that! another french revolution? these people need to be scared i that! another french revolution? these people need to be scared a little bit. if you want to keep them in line, they need to know that you can kick there as is. if they feel they cannot be touched, they will not stop doing what they do. that they cannot be touched, they will not stop doing what they do. at the time that rebellion _ not stop doing what they do. at the time that rebellion was _ not stop doing what they do. at the time that rebellion was released i not stop doing what they do. at the time that rebellion was released in france, it is up to the cinema to do with the media can no longer do because of a lack of resources, you said. could you put these events under your lens? the farewe

york district the founding squad america aoc, easily won her primary against the investment banker marleyrty dolan. stuart: i think bowman's defeat opens up the rift in the democrat party -- lauren: cori bush is next. stuart: could be some money taken out there. there is another big story this week. there's speculation that trump could announce his vp pick this week. listen to what senator j.d. vance has to say about it. watch this. >> my best guess is they're looking at me and a lot of're people, and they'll ask questio. >> the first test would be at the rnc, that's coming up real fast. the next step would be debating the vice president, kamala harris. how would you debate her? [laughter] >> yes. think i'd do okay there. you know, i guess i just think people with politics, they don't give the american people enough credit. stuart: trump's choice of vice president is very, very important. if trump wins, his veep is going to be the next president of the united states after that. lauren: that's the 2028 candidate, most likely. stuart: yeah. lawyer lauren so who does he smick there are repor

i mean, the inflation and growth data are probably a little bit not where they want them to be marleyparticularly, butting having said that, i think central banks want to ease because 40 of the world's pop iflation $40% of the or world's population is facing elections year, and you're going to have withdrew peen parliament elections. there is a political as aspect to this. i don't want to beoverly conspiratorial, but it seems clear to me that that is, at the margins, would make central bankers think that that they should ease whether or not it's justified. maria: yeah. mark, jump in. >> i want to get your take on active versus pass we've management. >> right. >> i mean, if you go back to 2009 two, passive management has worked incredibly well. but then you look at the environment we were in. our debt went from $10 trillion in 2009 to $34 trillion today. we ran a deficit every single year, substantial deficits. >> right. >> over that 15-year period, we've been at or near 0% interest rates for 13 of the 15. so a rising tide was able to the the lift all boats, and passive etfs, they work

it includes special appearance by, yg marley. this is hill's son.ll actually postponed her tour back in november due to vocal issues. they were actually playing at mountain view amphitheater on september 13th. city cards card members. they will actually get a chance to buy those tickets through the presale, which is today at 10 a.m. while general sales began friday morning, i know some people that went to that concert before and they said, it's really good. i mean, i just i love that album. that makes me that takes me back to, to the good middle school, i don't know, was that middle school? maybe. maybe that's what you were. yeah yes. we were all in middle school. yes i was not listening to it on my car stereo at all. just in my room. yeah. trying to be, like, ready or not. okay. anyways okay. going back, rain or shine. we've got plenty to dance to. we've got a lot of rain and shine in our forecast for today. a little bit of everything starting out with this wave of some subtropical moisture moving into the middle levels of our atmosphere. so that's

it's a ridiculous thought marley when -- particularly when it's bad for our economy because it's drivingl these subsidies that they have, the subsidies for ev cars if you total them up, it's over $90000 a ton of co2 that's deferred in north dakota. 900. we've got carbon-free ethanol for $855 a ton, carbon-free -- 85 a ton. if you want a zero carbon fuel, we're doing it for 10 to 15 times more efficiently with innovation hand what biden is getting it done with regulation. and this is what donald trump understands. he cut so much regulation. innovation has always a been at the heart of american greatness. larry: march they allocated $8 billion. they were supposed to to build 500,000 chargers, okay? >> half a million, yeah. larry: they built 7. the bidens can't even spend their overspending. they can't even do their overregulation properly, that's how bad they are. i've got a good trump quote on liquid gold. let's roll the tape on trump, please. >> we have more liquid gold under our feet, i use the term, we have more oil, we have more wells, we have more everything than anybody else. when i

not sure where the name came from or if he's supposed to look like kind of a mix of ziggy marley andny devito. the tongue out is charming to his mother. >> he looks really sassy. >> he's french. >> it's cute. he wants to french kiss. >> okay. let's look at this little guy. this pup's name is freddie mercury and i guess they have a lot of names after famous people. look at that smile as maybe a nod to freddie mercury a very distinctive smile with his large teeth there. but this little pooch has some pretty big underbite there. his -- teeth are just kind of sticking up there. very, very cute little guy and freddie is a 14-year-old brussels aggressive on the pub mix and he was found in solano county and adopted by his familyback in 2012. >> is that pug mix? maybe go to the pub to -- kiss that dog. that's what i look like before coffee in the morning. this is daisy may. there's the accent again. the 14-year-old is the reigning queen of unconventional beauty in lafayette and now riding to ride her unique looks to the championship. good morning daisy may. you are gorgeous. >> beautiful. ro

and for nina marley of hayward, it's inflation. that's a top concern. >> well, every time i go shopping one. so you know, conservative about money. you know, my money and how i spend it. and when i go the following weekend, i say $7 and you know, for a dozen eggs come on now. >> it's just too much. >> i asked the trump supporters that they plan on attending the fundraising event tonight. they said no, because allegedly it costs 6 digits to attend. according to reuters, tonight's fundraiser will be held at the pacific heights. home of tech billionaire david sacks reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. rob, thank you so much. >> the california supreme court today ruling that construction on berkeley's historic people's park can move forward. the high court saying this new law enacted in 2021. invalidate some claims by 2 local organizations that sued the school. opponents arguing students living in the downtown area would add noise pollution to an already dense area. the project set off years of protests over that landm

hill's 22 year old son, yg marley, will be a special guest.inal run were postponed because of hill's ongoing vocal strain. the tour celebrates the 25th anniversary of the miseducation of lauryn hill, which was recently called the number one album. right? who was it that did? that was apple music. >> it was apple. called the number one album of all time. >> so i'm looking on the reddit streets about how what time, what time, what time do we get to the venue. okay. so they said the last time she was here. they got there around 730 which was start time. okay opening act came at 848. lauryn came in around 930 okay. >> that's acceptable. that's totally acceptable. that's acceptable. >> yeah. okay. what, you want to be here a 730? >> yeah. no, i would never expect. i never show up at the door when the door says it's open. >> look, madonna didn't start till ten, right? >> and we knew that. and we knew that. we knew that. and we were fine with that as long as we know. just let us. y'all. >> don't y'all know now about lauryn? >> we know. >> but this is

did anything so spectacular this week, but anybody in the country that understands how, not just marleyy corrupt the supreme court is, but how corrupt it is in the white house. he is on the front here, he is not backing off. he is a very astute legal scholar, and he is a very astute politician. and my hat is off to him. i am very confident that everybody watching the show should be confident that we have someone in the white house in the united states senate, and he knows what the people are up to. >> i'm going to skip my mvp tonight because i don't have one, or two, or three, i have four. tonight's guest achieved this shows goal of helping our audience get better and smarter. i am in all, i am grateful. susan, eddie, mary, james, what a lineup. thank you so much for hanging out with us on this friday night. we will be right back. back. blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. an

marley given the risk of shifting the cost of health care inflation to the states, to the beneficiaries and without any clear indication that it's going to make any change in pricing behavior for people with strong, monopolistic opinions. again, i do appreciate interest in solving the problem of what we'll call the coverage gap or the remaining 2 million or so uninsured in the 10 holdout states. thank you. >> thank you very much, andy. i can. go at speed here in the remainder point feeling like matt damon is the last guest on jimmy kimmel, but we'll squeeze a little in for you in the q&a. and this is kind of continuing on. david tried to lower expectations. think of this as friendly stress testing for the way in which this is somewhat of a war between what might be fordue cows and -- fortuitous marking. they're freakily at war with eachwe other -- frequently at war with each other. we can say it's the art of the health policy teal, but i don't mean the usual way of doing the art of the deal. we're going to kind of move beyond that although there's some parallels in terms of how you can

so i've got indie, marley, lenny and dusty. i feel like that's a complete set now. i'm so chuffed.ng? even more to joe wicks. my lordy lord. and things could get even bigger. my dream is to come back and do, um, the pyramid stage one year. they've never done a work—out there, right? so imagine me on stage, banging tunes and like 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 people doing a workout. that would be life—changing. # even if i could, would it go back where we started? someone who's playing the pyramid stage today is the mercury—nominated singer olivia dean. feel quite emotional, even just sort of standing here. like i've wanted to play on this stage for my whole life, like my whole life. why does it mean so much to you? because it's just like the best festival in the world. and, also, like, ithink it'sjust the stage that every musician dreams of playing. it's ridiculous. you are playing there tomorrow. i know and they won't let me in. we can't even walk to the front, at the moment. chumps, absolute chumps. we've been doing a lot on exercise today. how do you warm up when you're playing a show

so if you can get in and get stuck in and to spot on to works, if you liked marley, how bad could it be? well, so there's serious featured and stuck in. just ask yourself where with the security, you're probably a sleep. well, this is insane. there actually smash and hope placed a bit, but of course they caused a 1000000 pounds worth of damage, which is probably about at 175th of a single missed so well. sadly, that's the end of another show another whistle, stop tours still. and it's all been about the clown show and the crime shows meetings in switzerland in italy. and remember who these people are. people like found a line on elected at schultz, a lame duck being decimated into european elections. of course you've got charles michelle very much the same. the only one that has actually got a mandate is maloney certainly not which you, which do not. who's on the way out the door as well. so these are the people in charge. this is the best we've got to offer. a cream always rises to the top as they say. mm. maybe on the cream we'll be here next week, myself on the intrepid. i'll you

mentioned in your testimony that there is widespread support for decreasing the federal bundle -- funding marleyfor tribes. can you give us more information about that and what you think about about the burden as it's providing aid to impacted children? >> absolutely. if i've heard tribes tell me that they've declined federal resources because the amount of work it takes to get it is more than the value of the grants. if the administrative burden was related to ensuring that we understood how funds were being spent and holding states accountable, it would be one thing. but as i've mentioned before, to the large extent many of the reporting requirements we have are nothing more than an exercise of checking a box. and so we do need to talk about accountability. we do need to make sure that children are doing well and that federal resources are being spent effectively. but the burden that we're police station on states is not achieving that, and it's coming at a cost of taking time away from doing the work that we have to do with children and families. >> appreciate that response. what do you see a

so i've got indie, marley, leni and dusty. i feel like that's a complete set now. i'm so chuffed.e never done a work—out there, right? so imagine me on stage, banging tunes and like 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 people doing a workout. that would be life—changing. # even if i could, would it go back where we started? someone who's playing the pyramid stage today is the mercury—nominated singer 0livia dean. feel quite emotional, even just sort of standing here. like i've wanted to play on this stage for my whole life, like my whole life. why does it mean so much to you? because it's just like the best festival in the world. and, also, like, ithink it'sjust the stage that every musician dreams of playing. it's ridiculous. you are playing there tomorrow. i know and they won't let me in. we can't even walk to the front, at the moment. look at us, chumps, absolute chumps. we've been doing a lot on exercise today. how do you warm up when you're playing a show like this? i like to listen to some classical music and have some hot water with honey. warm up the vocals? oh, yeah. yeah, warm up the