hbcu has produced 40% of all black engineers in america 50% of all black lawyers, 70% of all black doctors and dentists and 80% of all black judges. and hbcus are engineers of economic mobility. and it creates a back -- black middle class. everybody says i focused too much on the middle class but the middle class does what everybody needs to do the port -- the wealthy still do well because everybody pays their taxes. it is critical in business. --heard something on the internet and the funding of hbcu. and that is the furthest thing from the truth but then again -- [indiscernible] -- i can't buy promise starting investments this year as tony mentioned $7 million including the research investments the largest in base -- increase in grants in over a decade. [indiscernible] african-americans going to college and receiving programs. student debt replacement plan the total amount of time payment per dollar for black students and families is cut in half. and establish a board to do more. [indiscernible] discussion around hbcu continuing to be strong financially and affordable student. and he men

hbcus produce 40% of all black engineers and america, 50% of all black lawyers, 70% of all lack doctors andla dentists, and 80% of all black judges. and hbcus are engineers of economic mobility because, helping form, increase the black middle class. i know everybody talks, i'm focusede too much on the middle class. when the middle classed as well everybody does well. the poor have a a road up, ane wealthy still do well, although they got to start paying their taxes. that's why it's critical we invest in these universities. folks have the audacity to say i cut funding for, i heard something on the internet that i cut funding for hbcus. that's the furthest thing from the truth. but then again there's a lot on the internet. but i've kept my promise to make is to work investments in hbcus. tony mentioneddy $7 billion so far, including research investments, the largest increase in pell grants in over a decade, the significant percentage of african-americans going to college you receive pell grants. the student debt repayment plan is, the total lifetime payment per dollar are owed for black s

can the all blacks be the ultimate party poopers as they take on hosts france in a hugely anticipatedpening match? les football bleus get the parisian party started with a straightforward win over the republic of ireland in their euro 2024 qualifier. turmoil in the top tier of women's football in spain. players plan to walk out ahead of the new season. hello and thanks forjoining us on sportsday. the rugby world cup kicks off in less than 2a hours, as the sports showpiece extravaganza takes over france for the next seven weeks. and what a mouth—watering opening tie to look forward to as the hosts take on the all blacks in paris on friday. both sides have been forced into changes. influential centre jonathan danty is replaced by yoram moefana. france have won the last 16 matches when danty has been in the side. so that's a big miss, as is ever—present giant lock paul willemse, his starting spot taken by cameron woki. new zealand are also without some key players including inside centrejordie barrett, anton lienert—brown drafted into the side in his place, while former world player of t

it could be a tough night for namibia as they come up against all blacks in toulouse.and coach ian foster has made nine changes to the starting line—up as he looked to bounce back from the opening night defeat. it will be the third time in as many world cups that the pair have met in the pool phase. the all blacks winning very comfortably on both previous occasions. apart from scotland, who are on a rest week. wales take on portugal tomorrow before ireland play tonga, whilst england face japan on sunday in nice. andy swiss reports. wales are first up against portugal tomorrow. thousands of fans are already arriving in nice, to hopefully see their team take the next step to the quarterfinals. portugal are the underdogs in this tournament. also in action are ireland tomorrow. they are up against tonga. the hourly world number ones, ireland. the beat romania last weekend. tonga are a better side than romania. ireland should be pretty confident making it two wins out of two. england had a terrible build—up to the tournament but they should be feeling better about themselve

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we have another election in five weeks and the all blacks have lost.r is not as buoyant today as he could otherwise been. vonnie: vonnie: obviously not, because ireland is going to win. we all know that. [laughter] let's have a listen to what he had to say and asking what the prospects for the ruling labor party are. let's have a listen. >> i am looking forward to cheering on the all blacks in the final as a reelected prime minister of new zealand. i think the all blacks are the best rugby team in the world, we are incredibly proud of them and beating think he will do exceptionally well in this world cup competition. vonnie: sounded like a huge kept. what are the prospects for the ruling labor party then, chris? tracy: they are trailing in the polls and there is five weeks of campaign to go. the kicker is that the election is on the 14th of october, just before the sudden-death part of the rugby world cup tournament occurs. so we will be going to the ballot box before knowing their fate, which, of course, suggests why the prime minister is so confident

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the game against the all blacks was - against the all blacks was exceptional, we felt the support, wean't wait _ exceptional, we felt the support, we can't wait to — exceptional, we felt the support, we can't wait to play in big stadiums, particularly — can't wait to play in big stadiums, particularly this weekend. we will try to _ particularly this weekend. we will try to give — particularly this weekend. we will try to give our best.— try to give our best. meanwhile, south africa's _ try to give our best. meanwhile, south africa's player _ try to give our best. meanwhile, south africa's player has - try to give our best. meanwhile, south africa's player has been i try to give our best. meanwhile, - south africa's player has been ruled out. he wasn't included against romania. he won the world cup in 2019. aaron rodgers says he is heartbroken after the injury which ended his first season. the future quarterback tore his achilles into the opening game on monday night. with hopes high for a team that haven't reached the play—offs in 12 years. he turns a0 in december but has promised to

whitelock will move level with former all blacks captain mccaw with his 148th appearance. also be his 21st world cup game — which will take him one off the record for world cup appearances, jointly held by mccaw and former england propjason leonard. the defending champions south africa will make 1a changes when they take on romania on sunday in bordeaux. having shown their innovative side in the world cup warm up match with new zealand with a controversial 7—1 split between forwards and backs on the bench, they've thrown another curveball by naming four scrum halves in their matchday squad of 23. cobus reinach starts at nine. grant williams, who is usually a scrum—half, has been named on the wing, while jaden hendrikse and faf de klerk are on the bench. for head coach jacques nienaber, there are specific goals for this game. we need to bank the win against romania. but there is definitely some tactical and technical stuff that we want to get out of this game, and that's going to be our challenge. and it's almost internally focused on us, that we make sure we get what we wa

the next seven weeks and what a mouthwatering title to look forward to as the hosts take on the all blacks in paris on friday. both changes and replaced and france really is a bigness as the spot taken by chairman working and with the key players in sight centre and barrett and in his place at player of the year, and still out injured. dan rowen getting ready to turn and bound. already one of the most in love with the rugby union, france's playing host to the games biggest stars and millions of fans. and as last—minute operations continue to paris, the man in charge told me this was a moment for the sport to cherish. g was a moment for the sport to cherish. �* . _ , ., cherish. a real rugby capital and france _ cherish. a real rugby capital and france and _ cherish. a real rugby capital and france and it _ cherish. a real rugby capital and france and it is - and france and it is everywhere. we know this will be the most watched and engaged rugby of involved time this would be the most competitive world cup ever and are generally more teams i can make the knockout stage and get to the knock

we'll be live in france ahead of scotland's match tomorrow, but could the all blacks go out of the worldup early? they play tonight in a must win game. while, back at home, club rugby's crisis deepens, as another team goes under. leaving some players without a job or a home. the without a job or a home. reaction in the room was disbelief, the reaction in the room was one of disbelief, shock.— also coming up on sportsday... it looks like she's hurt her knee h0pefully— it looks like she's hurt her knee hopefully nothing too serious. as more footballers suffer acl injuries, we find out the epidenmic in the women's game. welcome to the programme. the first day of the ryder cup has gone very well for the europeans. they were relentless in the morning, turning the scoreboard blue and kept the pressure up, going on to win one and tie three matches in the afternoon, putting europe five points ahead of the usa. but tournaments aren't won on the first day. america are the holders and they only need 1a points to retain the cup in italy. our sports correspondent andy swiss is in rome for us. andy, a

france take on the all blacks, with the home nations in action across the weekend. g to talk about all of them in the next few minutes. for england, it's a chance to prove some of their critics wrong, after enduring an underwhelming warm—up campaign including losses to wales and fiji. our rugby reporter sara orchard is with the new zealand camp that's a pretty good way to describe it. so many headlines in the new zealand press after the record scoreline by south africa are beating them at twickenham a week ago now. but they seem to be gathering themselves, almost using the title and joking in the press conference about being the worst all black side in history. they are kind of using that as their energy. a bit of using that as their energy. a bit of news from then, brown has been called up after the injury tojordi barrett. i am at the all blacks press conference now, but earlier i was at the france press conference when they had their own news. they've called in a new player at 12 after an injury. the atmosphere in paris is really beginning to build. so much excitem

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all blacks in the opening match the beginning, india, where world leaders a gathering for the annual g. 20 summit us president job. i met with prime minister under, under moody on friday, where he reaffirmed his support for india to become a permanent member of the un security council, or diplomatic editor james bass reports from new delhi of the heads of the g. 20 summit in delhi. the while i pull up the us president on the air force one joe biden went almost immediately to a meeting with his host, the prime minister in the red drum moody. the us is currently always keen to further cement its relationship with india and the current complicated, and deeply divided. you political environment, mr. bite and then the other leaders arriving here will find the center of this massive bustling city, has been transformed with a beautification project, costing tens of millions of dollars. many make shift, houses will be destroyed. the authorities say they were illegal dwellings, but there was still a place some of the poorest in the city called home all around delhi, there a post. is it mr. mo

, and the family of tyre nichols, we must also fight to protect our black culture, and our black history for allf our children. our black children, white children, brown children, red children, they all have to know that all of their history and cultures contributed to american history. and we have to be ready to fight . we have to be ready to fight. all of our children can never ask the question do they really mean it when they say black lives matter? our children have to know that we are willing to fight for them and if need be we are willing to die for them. god bless you. protect black history at all costs. >> please welcome to the stage the founder and chairman of the classroom. >> good afternoon. standing on these steps 60 years after martin luther king gave his speech, it is a very emotional moment for me. at the time, believe it or not, i was 22 years old and i watched the speech live on television. the clarity, power and cadence of dr. king's words and his delivery was like nothing i had ever heard before. his speech truly moved me and moved the nation. i had just graduated from college

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and what a mouth—watering opening tie to look forward to, as the hosts take on the all blacks in parisiday. both sides have been forced into changes. influential centrejonathan danty is replaced by yoram moefana. france have won the last 16 matches when danty has been in the side, so that is a big miss, as is ever—present giant lock paul willemse — his starting spot taken by racing 92 lock cameron woki. new zealand are also without some key players, including inside centre jordi barrett. anton lienart brown draughted into the side in his place, while former world player of the year brodie retallick is still out injured. dan roan is in france getting ready for what promises to be a tournament to remember. already one of the countries most in love with rugby union, france is readying itself to play host to the game's biggest stars and millions of fans. and as last—minute preparations continued here in paris ahead of tomorrow's opening match, the man in charge told me that this was a moment for the sport to cherish. huge appetite. i was in toulouse at the weekend, a real rugby capital in

dan carter, who has lifted the trophy twice with the all blacks, has praised the current standard ofations in particular, emerging as contenders for the world cup. the growth of the game globally has been immense and the fact that this is probably going to be the most hotly contested rugby world cup of all time. the fact that we cannot guarantee the two or three teams that are going to win, there are probably half a dozen teams that are just as likely to win the world cup, the growth of the pacific nations, we saw vg's fantastic performance against england at twickenham. samoa really challenging ireland's a couple of weeks out from the rugby world cup opening game. tonga has got some fantastic players back playing for them. it is a great time for international rugby. that's all the sport for now. the mother and father of a man who was shot dead by police one year ago say to wait to hear whether the officer involved will face criminal charges is agonising. they have accused the crown prosecution service of a lack of urgency in making a decision over the case. the 24—year—old father to

the all blacks, up against an azzurri knew if they could seal the win they would be on the way to theerfinals. easier said than done, of course, with 6:00 on the clock it would be jordan who puts new zealand ahead, barrett lands the cross kick, taking the ball in stride brilliantly, managing to ground the ball cleanly with the rest of his body in the air. how is that even possible? gets the job done. new zealand leaving nothing to chance, scoring a total of 14 tries, really one-sided victory, stunning tries, though, we showed you who won there from jordan and this superb free flowing move which culminates in mark telea going over in style for his team, a massive victory for the three-time world champions, as i said, leaving nothing to chance, the match also featuring a 33-minute hat trick from scrum-half aaron smith as new zealand run out very easy winners, 96-17. new zealand will seal their spot with the last eight victory over uruguay. the italians have to beat host nation france if they're to get to the quarterfinals. after one game on friday we have a full slate later saturday wit

tonga now have a star—studded line—up, with five former all—blacks and a former wallaby in their 33 manand's manager gareth southgate has hit back at criticism of his defender harry maguire, saying the way he's been treated is a joke. maguire scored an own goal as his england side beat scotland 3—1 in their anniversary friendly at hampden park. he had come on as a second half substitute despite limited game time this season for his club manchester united. southgate says maguire gets ridiculous treatment. it's a joke. i have never known a player treated the way he is, not by the scottish fans, by our own commentators, pundits, whatever it is. they have created something that is. they have created something that is beyond anything i have ever seen. he's been an absolute store worked for us. that meant he has been a store worked for us. finally to the end of a footballing era spanning 26 years for one player from andorra. their captain and defender ildefons lima has 137 caps and made his debut in 1997. the guinness world records claim he has the longest international career in history. now

next up for them — it's the all blacks.at the world cup this weekend: a tantalising tie between the world's top two sides — number—one ranked ireland, the six nations grand slam winners taking on the defending champions south africa in paris on saturday night. the winner in line to top pool b. we have built up nicely through romania and tonga. we have got some — ironed out a few things in our attack and same defensively. we were tested a lot more against tonga. i think we knew this would be the pivotal game. you guys are writing, media and supporters and press are speculating about what they might bring. we are confident and trusting what we have been doing. notjust recently but in the last 1.5 — two years and this is what we have been building towards. hopefully we will see plenty of that on saturday as well. there's a lot at stake in lyon on sunday. wales can reach the quarterfinals with a game to spare. if they beat australia and that would leave the wallabies on the brink of their first ever pool stage exit at the world

next up for them, it's the all blacks.k of the matches at the world cup this weekend, a tantalising tie between the world's top two sides — number one ranked ireland, the six nations grand slam winners — taking on the defending champions south africa in paris on saturday night. the winner in line to top pool b. we have built up nicely through romania and tonga. we have ironed out a few things in our attack, defensively, we are tested we were tested way more against tonga, so we always knew this would be the pivotal game. i guess the press and media and supporters in particular are speculating about what they might bring. we are really confident and trust in what we have been doing notjust recently, but in the last year and a half, two years, this is what we have been building towards. hopefully, we'll see plenty of that saturday as well. hopefully, we'll see plenty of that on saturday as well. there's a lot at stake in lyon on sunday — wales can reach the quarterfinals with a game to spare if they beat australia and that w

france are among the favourites to lift the webb ellis cup, alongside the all blacks, ireland and reigningo welcomed the newest nations to qualify for the competition, as the countdown to kick off continues. the stage is set, now it's down to the teams to perform and i think it's fair to say that the action will be compelling, spectacular and unpredictable. indeed, it will be an event of firsts. we welcome chile for the first time, and portugal making its first appearance since they last played here in france in 2007. we also believe the rugby world cup to be an exceptional event. we should project our values, make a contribution to society and inspire new players and fans. wales received a warm welcome as they were greeted by fans on their arrival in versailles on the outskirts of paris. wales have dropped to ten in the world rankings their lowest positon ever and have had just five wins in 20 games since the start of last year. but warren gatland has been overseeing a change of eras — with the likes of alun wynjones and justin tipuric retiring. wales will play fiji, portugal, australia a

dan carter, who has lifted the trophy twice with the all blacks, has praised the current standard ofcular, emerging as contenders for the world cup. the growth of the game globally has been immense and the fact that this has possibly been one of the most hotly contested world cups of all time. the fact that we cannot guarantee the two or three teams that are going to... they will be half a dozen teams that are just as likely to win the world cup. the growth of the pacific nations, we saw fiji's fantastic performance against england at twickenham, samoa really challenging island just a couple weeks out from the world cup opening game. tonga have got some fantastic players playing for them. it is a great time for international rugby. ireland are among the favourites to lift the web ellis trophy. they are the top ranked side in the world going into the tournmanet, but have never made it past the quarterfinal stage. andy farrell's side are up against romania in bordeaux on saturday in their opening match. england, you'll remember, reached the final four years ago, but have had a difficul

change in rugby's international eligibility rules, have a star—studded line—up, with five former all—blacksd. england's next match is againstjapan on sunday evening. steve borthwick�*s side had been written off by many before the tournament, but they produced a resilient display to beat argentina comprehensively in their opening game, despite playing all but three minutes of the match with just 1a players after tom curry was sent off. i thought it was great. their backs were against the wall. that is how england have performed the last six years. eddiejones coaching was backs against the wall. they have inherited a team with that in their dna. they are trying to transition. they've got great coaches there who understand the game. and kevin sinfield, he is a powerful individual when you follow his story. it isjust individual when you follow his story. it is just coming individual when you follow his story. it isjust coming in individual when you follow his story. it is just coming in and connecting things, of how it has been they won't change things overnight, in terms of it will be open and

really set the tone for the rest of the tournament, so much world cup history between the french and all blacksw in st denis a short time ago, we'll be there live shortly to speak to our sports editor. let's catch up with the home nations first, they all play their opening matches over the weekend, perhaps the toughest will be for scotland against the reigning champions south africa in marseille on sunday. gregor townsend has named a full strength team, with blair kinghorn returning at full—back, one of six changes. chris mclaughlin is in marseille. after a four—year wait, it is here, the biggest tournament in rugby. and as ever with scotland, there is a mixture of hope and expectation. i think that probably sums it up. we probably got the best scotland side that beat pad and a longtime. i am that beat pad and a long time. i am confident we _ that beat pad and a long time. i am confident we will _ that beat pad and a long time. i am confident we will beat _ that beat pad and a longtime. i am confident we will beat south africa, maybe _ confident we will beat south africa, maybe i_ confident we

the friday night match in france sees the all blacks take on italy in lyon.only home nation involved this weekend, and they'll be expected to beat romania on saturday. they've made 13 changes to the side that thrashed tonga last week, but scotland will still need a bonus point victory, which will force them in to contention ahead of their must—win final pool fixture against ireland a week later. i think there's always pressure or expectation when you play for scotland. you're know going to have to play your best rugby, that's what that jersey demands of you. it will be a different game than what most of these players are used to, so the important thing is focusing on each moment and us playing as a team, us doing the work off the ball, the effort and the physicality, getting that right. 0ur game should flow much more on the back of that. the women's super league returns in england on sunday, with teams looking to build momentum with their fanbases, following the lionesses run to the final of the summer's world cup. last season saw a thrilling climax to the di

all came out so early. so, i first want to welcome you as chair of the congressional black caucus foundation. the board of directors. i want to thank you for participating and coming to the annual legislative conference. i think you all know that our theme this year is securing our democracy, protecting our freedom and uplifting our culture. and i do believe that we're living in a time when it's important that we do all three. we see our democracy under threat, we see basic freedoms like voting rights and reproductive rights and other things rolling back. and we also see efforts to erase our culture, which is why we must uplift it all the type. we're excited about our annual legislative conference and it is the 52nd year that we've put this on. the foundation is proud to say that we're the biggest convener of black thought leaders and experts to talk about the black american agenda. i'm congresswoman sewell. i think i said that before. but i'm congresswoman sewell. [applause] ms. sewell: i proudly represent alabama's seventh district. [applause] the seventh district is here in full force and e

can the all blacks be the ultimate party poopers as they take on hosts france in a hugely anticipatedstarted with a straightforward win over the republic of ireland in their euro 2024 qualifier. turmoil in the top tier of women's football in spain. players plan to walk out ahead of the new season.

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the all blacks go into the world cup ranked fourth in the world after south africa ended their ii—matchir record loss. they've made four changes to their 15 for their opener. both new zealand and france are expected to make it out of pool a, italy, namibia and uruguay are the other teams. you are up—to—date with all the rugby union ahead of the world cup. moving on now. spanish football has another problem to deal with. the women's top division, liga f, is due to start tomorrow but the players from all 16 teams have gone on strike over pay and conditions and won't play for the first two rounds of fixtures. that is despite a year of negotiations. the minimum annual salary wasjust 16,000 euros last season, that's just over £13,500. the average wage in england's wsl is £47,000, over three times higher according to bbc figures from last year. the spanish players are asking for the minimum wage to be 25,000 euros, rising to 30,000 next season but the women's league say if they meet those demands it would lead to "economic failure". i've spoken to the spanish football journalist semra hunter.

france are among the favourites to lift the webb ellis cup, alongside the all blacks, ireland and reigningth africa. world rugby chair bill beaumont has also welcomed the newest nations to qualify for the competition, as the countdown to kick off continues. the stage is set. now it is down to the teams to perform. i think it is fair to say that the action will be compelling, spectacular and unpredictable. boxing trainer brian mcintyre has been charged with possession of a firearm after a gun was found in luggage at manchester airport. the 53—year—old trained chris eubank jrfor the briton�*s rematch victory over liam smith on saturday. he was arrested at the airport on sunday, as he prepared to board a flight back to the us. mcintyre was remanded in custody by magistrates on monday and is due appear at manchester crown court next month. and after novak djokovic cruised through on sunday night, it's another big day ahead at the us open, as british hopes in the men's singles rest with jack draper later, who takes on the eighth seed andrey rublev. the 21—year—old, who is the world number 123,

half an hour played there and the all blacks have never been eliminated at the group stages.ying to regain the trophy, they have taken full control against they have taken full control against the united states who failed to win a single match. the morning session was one to remember as a 23—year—old from sweden who only turned professional injune making his debut at the tournament along side half for the brian harmon in the second much of the day. that win put to— zero. america went on to win the final two remaining foursomes to complete a sweep in the morning session. something team europe is never done before. more european dominance followed in the afternoon. max is patrick putting helping your point first of the 67 holes for the feeling like it was over before it even begun. they went on to win five and three. team usa have not won the ryder cup on european soil for 30 years. let the other three matches but they ended all square. half points was all they got as europe ended five points ahead. more foursomes on saturday before singles on sunday. europe only need 1a and ha

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that is president joe biden. >> lawrence: to put it in context he is in a room of all black people and this about one of the most famous black men in the country. i think this only hurts the democratic party even more when it comes to black men. they are struggling right now. they are doing great with black women. they have lost the black man. >> brian: down 17 points with the black voter. >> ainsley: why is that. >> lawrence: donald trump already made historic inroads with black males because of the economy and not not doing well. gender ideology teaching in schools. black men raising their families. they don't like that too much. the fact that they are bringing illegals across the border and all of a sudden we are going to give them visas hit the market of jobs that black males could be taking right now. it's issue after issue with the democrats are basically telling black males we don't care. we don't care about your families. we don't care about the issues that matter to you. after you had historic gains with the trump administration where you saw all these black businessmen, getti

when rugby world cup match, the all blacks are trailing at least, and sitting a 3rd in the table after suffering. an opening round last to france and bouncing back to meet him at the healing will be quietly confident heading into this match since they've been in italy. and every previous world caught meeting the all blacks have never failed to qualify from their pool at this tournament. obviously it was not the result you guys, france in the, in the lab then we need to 103 to be in control. we want to base a you know, put, talk about before, even with easy on, that will cause a difference. and it is a, the pressure of, of finally with, you know, the why the result, the sky for us and, and for them. so that's what we'll put cops are all about it. and major league baseball, the baltimore orioles of one their division title. they beat the visiting boston red sox to 0 to win the american league east crowns for the 10th time. on the 1st since 2014 the oil some now 100 games with season for the 6th time in between the history boston answer the post season as the top seas and the american sle

you hear black people say all the time, it is always january 6 for us. er been the fact that black brothers and sisters have met -- we saw would happen after her enslavement, 12 years officially of reconstruction, then the redemption. white supremacy has been weaponized. what can lawmakers do to deal with domestic terrorism, first of all by acknowledging it exists, and it has been said the greatest threat finally to american democracy, and give us the important work that you do in the senate, what can we do to support those interests? >> thank you for that question, and good morning, i am so honored to be on the panel. i want to thank the congresspeople and the president of the congressional black caucus foundation for their extraordinary leadership and the entire delegation because they hold a line for us every day. they are in the fight for us every day. i want to begin by saying a few words about my organization. for over 50 years, we have been working to root out racial discrimination and to expose white supremacy and combat it throughout the country.

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on friday, new zealand face, italy and a must win the rugby world cup match the all blacks are trailing, at least sitting 3rd in the table after suffering an opening round last fran spend bouncing back to be it may be a healing will be a quietly confident heading into this match since they've beaten it, lee in every previous walk meeting, the all blacks have never failed to qualify from their pool at this tournament. obviously it was not the result of its fonts in the, in the lab, then we need to 103 to be in control. we want to base so yeah, i was talking about before, even with susie on that will cops of difference and it is a the pressure of upon and leave with the why the result, the sky for us and, and for the him. so that's what we'll put cups are all about it. and major league baseball, the baltimore orioles, have won their division title and they beat the visiting of boston red sox, 202 in the american lead east crown for the 10th time. and the 1st time since 2014 the orioles and now $100.00 games this season for the 6th time, and the teams history. alright, that is all your spo

weapons in south korea today changed his image khrushchev took off the famous straw hat and dressed in all blackest, some are following the pretense of the letters ender, how much for ego, finally, rockets, another fear of the west, this is the final rapprochement of moscow, pyongyang, the nail of the parade, the russian song ensemble became dances menya aleksandrova informs the central telegraph agency delivered except for russia north korea congratulated china ran cuba vietnam mongolia malizenbabvendonesia nikara in pakistan uganda is western in this connection. they are making fun of the company, so they are very worried. it is probably not bad. and if the enemy continues to fear the establishment of any alliances , it means nato time is coming to an end. what is at least being formed, if not a vizla, then an axis of some kind of chronic idiocy, this is already very, very noticeable. and judging by everything, not everyone wants to be in this axis, even among those who used to be somewhere nearby, that is literally some kind of epic story of the last the other day, it unfolded around armenia.

all this cultural history. and my question is let me say this but i left the seven on the importance of black history. st of us here have some privileges of our brothers and sisters don't have it. the one place our children can learn about to get that financial literacy. thank you maxine for all you do black history two minutes with digital digital online you've got to get your kids on my kids are on them. to teach them the power of the map the power of investing not think about investing is only one for pets of multiple forms of asset management. using the digital infrastructure. but again you don't have broadband in your community we have done for townhouse in alabama. with that fun to ensure our hbcus and the community get access to broadband in those communities. that's part of the work that has to continue to be done. i think we now 14 more of these to do. we have done nine so far we have 14 more to do to cover the six states we think of the biggest disparities that cover the rest that don't actually have broadband access. that's the digital access to financial literacy is the answer. >> wanted on

somali says the intruder's face was covered with only his eyes showing he wore all black clothing and light colored shoes. tia says it took police about 25 minutes to respond. and we reached out to them but have not heard back. mike, 76 year old running for her life in her own home, thank goodness, wishing her a speedy recovery. tonight, amber, thank you for that. new at 11 police in piedmont arrested a man for breaking into two homes last week. tim whalen, seen in home surveillance video here, has been charged by the district attorney after he allegedly broke into two homes last friday in one incident, police say the suspect stole a bmw. police say they recognized him from previous incidents in piedmont and other cities. former oakland police chief laurent armstrong was fired seven months ago, but has yet to be replaced tonight, the police commission met at city hall, discussed who should be the department's next chief. ktvu zac sos was at tonight's meeting and reports now what he heard from those in attendance. i believe that he should be reinstated. what happened with with chief ar

score, a bonus point win that lifts them to the top of pool a above the hosts france who beat the all blacksge night in new york for the american teenager coco gauff who's bidding to win her first grand slam. she's playing in the us open final against aryna sabalenka from belarus the winner gets three million dollars in prize money. the men's final will be between daniil medvedev, who beat the world number one carlos alcaraz and novak djokovic. it's a repeat of the 2021 us open final which medvedev won to claim his only grand slam title. no luck is going to be his best on sunday, and i have to be the best ever version of myself if i want to try to beat him. england's women's cricketers bounced back from their shock t20 series loss by thrashing sri lanka in the first one day international of their best—of—three series. after winning the toss at chester le street and choosing to bowl, england dismissed sri lanka forjust 106. teenage debutante mahika gaur took three wickets including the sri lanka captain chamari athapathu. england then chased down their modest target with 192 balls to spare an

black liberation struggle in new york city. lumumba wrote from jail. now i realize the panther 21 arrest is all part and parcel of a national by the american government to destroy the black panther party and all revolutionaries. so that's just a little opening from, the opening scene, and then it goes on to detail the and what happened in the trial, which which was the longest trial in new york state history at that point. and most expensive at the points the defendants were ultimately in jail for two years. we are trial and they were ultimately acquitted of all charges and but it was a pivotal moment for the for the for the black panther party and for the family, for strikers themselves. and i'm and i'll talk a little bit about, first of all, what the black movement is itself. it sort of grew out of the black power movement, which itself grew out of disillusion with the civil rights movement. you know people were sort of becoming jaded by. the incrementalism, the sort nonviolent tactics, the civil rights movement. and so the black power sort of came about through that people, demanded more in