great expectations we catch up with all black legend sean fitzpatrick who looks ahead to this year's rugby world cup finals in new zealand. a long winter no problem and russian tennis chiefs serve up a new form of the game. more not just a moment but let's start with the news that russia has been crowned world youth ice hockey champions the red machine blitzing canada after a slow start to claim their first under twenty title since two thousand and three but big things are expected over russia in buffalo but heading into the third period again well and truly up the canadians secured a three nothing lead by the end meaning the final twenty minutes was needed. charges to produce just hitting five and i'm sure goals to claim you talkies just win. the victory comes of a particularly good time for russian hockey because the senior team helping struggling of plates just a year after back to back world titles and new blood will see this parliament no problems on that front then with russia's thirteenth. president to me. earlier offered his congratulations in the fiat is a twitter account. t

we're it talking about blacks in the republican party. i have to ask you alluse there are a lot of cynics out there who would say that black folk join the republican party because the line is shorter, right? you can get to the top of the leadership that you can get on the pundit circuit, write best-selling books if you're willing to expose values as a black person. >> number one you have to show the values are part of your way of life and to go against that criticism you have to show you love black people and america more than the republican party. all you can do is try to help people with the policies and the philosophies that you epous spouse. if you can't do that you are what people are calling you. >> i take question with the premise of what it is you said. if we take off the label republican and take off the label democrat and ask most people which views do you align more with, more black people align ideologically with the republican party. the difference between us and them is we -- >> on certain issues. >> on most of the issues, okay. the difference be

seen driving a silver toyota corolla with the california license number, 6 hbw 445, with oversized all black tires. the left rear wheel is a spare tire. authorities aren't looking outside the state yet but despite a few unconfirmed -- sightings -- >> the possibilities are still endless. he can still be local or he can be anywhere in california. as far as i know, we do not believe he has gone outside of california yet. >> reporter: rodriquez has a mother and family here in san jose. electronic message boards are still alerting drivers about this abduction. if you have any information call 209-552-2472. live m san jose, jade -- in san jose, jade hernandez. back to you. >> thank you, jade. >>> police are looking for the driver of another car. this one involved in a hit and run that injured a young girl in gilroy. police found the girl lying in the road on ren avenue and maria way around 5:45 last night. the victim was taken to a local hospital for significant injuries that are not life- threatening. the driver is described as an hispanic william with -- woman with possibly died blonde hair. any

i wouldn't have never dreamed that i was riding on the back of the bus and going to an all-black school.. and couldn't have a drink of water in the fountains at restaurants or stores downtown. i would not have even imagined it. that's why it's such a fantastic thrill for me as a native of this community to see what has happened not only with the aspirations of an african-american for president but that the community has advanced so much in such a short time. female reporter: one day into his run for the presidency, governor doug wilder isn't wasting any time contacting some longtime friends. i just wanna say congratulations to governor wilder, and i wish him much success as he declares for the presidency of the united states. thank you so much. race relations are not where they were just a couple of years ago in this nation. and we need healing. affirmative action isn't pulling our economy down. affirmative action isn't keeping people out of work. and affirmative action isn't running up our deficit. let's get to the real issues that are tearing this country apart. he's the type of man t

driving a silver toyota corolla with the california license plate number 6 hbw 445, with oversized, all black tires. here's the distinguishing item -- the last rear wheel is a spare tire. julie ani is not -- juliani is not a car seat. call 209-552-2472 if you see these two. reporting live in san jose, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a routine traffic stop last night ended in a deadly police shooting in san pablo. officials say a police officer was forced to shoot during a scuffle with the suspect. kraig debro is there at th scene and has the very latest on what happened. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, k raig. i've also learned that the officer involved in the shooting is a veteran of the force he's been on for more than five years. according to lieutenant c reekmore, he's been involved indirectly in other o fficer- involved shootings in the last few years. this happened between the casino and hospital. it was a routine traffic stop. the officer pulled over the car near where that silver car is near the gas station. when he pulled over the car, one of the gentleman go

i'm telling you, i had the pink highlights, and all-black, and black nails, and was listening to a loty metal music. [jokingly] it was a really dark time in my life. [laughter] and you know, at that point in time i started writing; writing poetry... and then i saw my guitar just looking at me, and i was looking at him. and then...so i picked it up and i wrote my first song. and my friend, he's an indie dj, and he said, "there's this band called the deserters, and i was wondering if you'd like to open for them." and then i performed three songs, but one of my friends couldn't make it, and i really value his opinion. so i said, "ah, dude, i'm really bummed you didn't get to make it to my gig!" he said, "send me an mp3 recording of it." i said, "i don't know how to do that stuff. "but i do have a webcam and my dad's old ibm laptop. "i can just post you this video of the song. it's going to be pretty bad quality." ♪ ♪ no there won't be christmas for me this year ♪ and so i checked the next day... i had 30 views; i was ecstatic. and, like, three new comments... "wow!" you know? and that mot

the car has oversized all black tireless. it's believed rodriguez may be headed to family who live in san jose. authorities also say he has family up and down the central valley. a stanislaus spokesman just told me that the suspect should be considered extremely dangerous. he has an extensive criminal records including a conviction for manslaughter. if you see either the suspect or the child call 911 immediately. we will have any updates should the report come during this newscast or later newscast on channel 2 news. >>> and you can get another look at that license plate at ktvu.com. you will also find more pictures on the boy. >>> and we have new information tonight about the discovery of five pipe bombs in a storage room. ktvu's patti lee has been following the development. she is live now with live details, patti. >> reporter: hazmat has now been called to the scene. they came in 45 minutes ago to look at rescue that turned a different color. i am told the pipe bombs were found in a storage facility behind me. they kept th

seen driving a silver toyota corolla with california license plate number 6hbw445 with oversized all black tires. he's the di ting wishing item the -- here's distinguishing item the black tires. we will bring you more throughout the morning. reporting live from san jose jade hernandez. >>> a deadly officer involved shooting in san pablo is under investigation this morning. it happened at about 8:00 last night at the intersection of san pablo dam road and ventura. kraig debro joins us now with more on what police is doing to cob rate this officers story. >> reporter: i checked with this gas station to see if there was any video tape available. i did that and the clerk told me the police have taken it. when the car was pulled over, it was pulled over right there. there was a traffic violation. the officer pulled over a car it stopped in front of a store here. there were three people in the car. one of the guys gets out of the car. he takes a backpack with him. he runs around the store with a backpack. the officer starts chasing him. the -- once he jumped over the hedges the officer and suspe

the car has oversized all black tireless. it's believed rodriguez may be headed to family who live in san jose. authorities also say he has family up and down the central valley. a stanislaus spokesman just told me that the suspect should be considered extremely dangerous. he has an extensive criminal records including a conviction for manslaughter. if you see either the suspect or the child call 911 immediately. we will have any updates should the report come during this newscast or later newscast on channel 2 news. >>> and you can get another look at that license plate at ktvu.com. you will also find more pictures on the boy. >>> and we have new information tonight about the discovery of five pipe bombs in a storage room. ktvu's patti lee has been following the development. she is live now with live details, patti. >> reporter: hazmat has now been called to the scene. they came in 45 minutes ago to look at rescue that turned a different color. i am told the pipe bombs were found in a storage facility behind me. they kept th

it yesterday they came when i got back here at four pm they came and stole the letter i waste all the black covers like those. were based all the. time. they stole cutters and knives in the old lives over there we did you see the all of it is a trick to get. to the settlers do this yes the sudras told all of us and did this i have been away for three days they stole everything they did this they stole covers and tools and did this with the all of us. so when you came back everything was gone. yes they are thieves how to me they were. here. for several years rabbi eric sherman was protected by palestinian farmers when they were being harassed or attacked by really just jewish said he saw. the city go through. the fields and if you sure. that's what you're doing giving me the finger that what it was lifting his hands to fight the battle of them said i do not want it i'll get four hundred on the rest and now the rest of now. the other night i do you and i are giving the finger to a jew should have his hand cut off oh now we've gone completely crazy. coming here to guard the arabs one of. the.

the add showed him in a wetsuit with a surf board and promised 20% off all black colored objects. after learning many found it offensive he said he was sorry and never meant to offend anyone. >> okay. want to check on the weather today. felt like spring. it was beautiful. nice day today. >> it was. it was last few days. we have had numbers in to the 60s, even low 70s, let's go outside. it's a beautiful night. moon getting close to full and of course you can see its stayed light. the winds are up. no spare the air night and no fog concerns because of the wind. let's take a look at the live storm tracker. these red things buorys and realtime weather reading and right now the winds are west northwest at 20 at this one, the other one, is gusting to 30. the others gutting to 31. that's why the fog is all shunted -- south of the valley here because the winds are howling off shore and pushing and removing it as we go through time. these are the highs today. there is that 71 in santa rosa. it was 63 in morgan hill. 65 oakland. temperatures as you said -- definitely on the roadside. 68napa

black enterprise." i'm marc lamont hill. she's heating up the pages. our all-access profiles novelist terry mcmillan. plus, blacks and the new media. where do we stand? and we'll wrap things up with a soulful look at gospel singer lolanda adams. that's what's going on in our world, starting now. ♪ >> with six best selling novels behind her and another just released, novelist terry mcmillan shows no signs of slowing down. i caught up with her at harlem's famous bookstore to discuss her career, new book, and life after divorce. terry mcmillan, always good to see you. thank you so much for joining us today. talk to me a little bit about this new book. it's exciting. you decided to revisit "waiting to exhale" and bringing back to the lives of those four women. what's that like? >> it was like revisiting old friends, even though they weren't real. basically, i just had to get to know them again as real grownups and not as youthful women. >> so many of us remember not so much the book, but the movie and it had this happy ending, people felt rlly good and empowered. now we're returning more to the book style

when you're young, you wear like all black. you're like, "i'm cool, i'm mysterious, i'm subtle."ike giant pink hat, neon blue shirt, rainbow golf pants. "look at me! i'm still alive, you bitches!" [ laughter ] it's why old people -- it's why old people have to wear those giant sunglasses, you know? 'cause otherwise they couldn't even look at each other. [ laughter ] their eyes would explode. i was hanging out with my dad when i was home too. my dad is terrified of identity theft. i don't know who's trying to steal his identity. [ light laughter ] everything he gets in the mail, he shreds. [ light laughter ] i send him a postcard, he shreds it. we get a letter from my uncle, it's like james bond got a secret mission. [ laughter ] we have ten seconds to read it and then it's destroyed. [ light laughter ] and i swear to god, my favorite is he rips the address labels off all his magazines before he throws them away. do people's parents do this? yeah, i want to point something out. at the point that a criminal is rifling through the magazines in front of your house, the one thing he a

of the all black cafeteria staff, including me, because i was a work study. so that was happening in cafeteria. they were doing some work in pennsylvania. but then they were also organizing bus loads of buses, that doesn't make any sense. bus loads of students to go to cambridge, maryland -- i'm sitting here in d.c., on the eastern shore of maryland. now i decide to get on one of these buses. i don't do it because i'm in any way committed. i do it because my mother is not there to stop me. what i find there's the amazing strong local leader, gloria richardson, no, yes, indeed, obviously, you know, no relation to me. she's another one the contributors to our book. i also find this is a sncc project. student nonviolent coordinating committee. so the local organized had requested sncc assistance. and so i finished my freshman year, and then i decide that i'm going to take off the next semester, which would be the first semester of my sophomore year. i assume it's going to be just six months. that's a whole other question about how my mother takes it. who knows,

they're in the law firms and the editors and editorial writers in newspapers that were traditionally all black. i suppose one of the most striking moments that i've mean? the last year or so is that i was at old miss visiting one of my friends who had left old miss curtis willke, a famous newspaper reporter, because of its racist attitudes, has gone back now because of the chancellor and state working harder at race relations. and i met the president of the ole miss alumni association. she's an african american woman. now, that's a real statement, charlie. >> i was on the campus of the university of mississippi just a few months ago andt was in such great contrast to what i had seen there back in the 1960s. it's a different world. >> i heard him speak at duke and i remember we all left the auditorium and went back to different places and i went back to my class, a class of american history and we sat and talked about the speech and what we all had heard and the sense of-- as tom was talking about-- literary reference, the sense of passion, the sense of people being moved by words, some of the

if africa was the beginning of all civilization, as we know it is, then everyone here is black. we are all related, you know? if it is someone white or whatever color, it is just a member of the family. that is the way i see it. tavis: stevie wonder with his thoughts on this 25th anniversary of the king holiday. king once said life's most urgent question is what are you doing for others. in that spirit, the king holiday is now known as a day of service around the country, when people come together to make the community's a better place to live and work, a fitting way to honor the man i regard as the greatest american the world has ever seen. thanks for watching, and as always, keep the faith. we all know everything thanks to martin luther king happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: join me next time from washington for the first of three nights when i look at the current and future state of america. see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i a

reporters down here are trying to get all the black 4 that shop. hopefully the employees and they were not to the owners. and we can get all the owners. >> and their stories search continues for four year-old boy. divers and in this search without finding the body. sonar failed to turn up any signs of the two. he was snatched two weeks ago from his grandmother is ours. search teams found a card in the canal. rodriguez car roll at recovered from the canal outside of paterson friday evening. this is video kron 4 was on the scene, an eyewitness said they saw this car with the two inside plunging to the canal. they were able to find it after week of searching. but no signs of the boy. >> 6:32 a.m., everything looks clear is a bill out there right now. >> we are dealing with clear conditions. we will through the work week. we will stay dry. a lot of the rain we had yesterday making for fog. over napa very chilly, one of the cool spots at 33, 57 by noontime, upper 50s by the afternoon. elsewhere this morning still in the 30's in san rosa, san rafael, 36 f

scott and all of the staff persons of the congressional black caucus foundation. remains committed to changing the landscape on capitol hill. by creating a diverse pool of candidates and employees through our signature internship and fellowship programs. that's really what we're all about primarily. since 2004, we have distributed more than $24 million in educational programs, scholarships and community-based programs. 24 million throughout the united states of america. today we have a major research and development arm which focuses on health care for blacks through our black health empowerment program and the recently released health care guide to help us navigate the new health care reform. it tells the truth about the reform. we have a homeownership and financial workshop and many more extraordinary national and international initiatives to improve the black experience in america and globally. today's program provides an excellent forum. to briefly talk about the critical bridge that connects the congressional black caucus foundation to the congressional black

here with the song "too dramatic," ra ra riot. ♪ on my black feet, i run with all my heart to black shoresyou're weary but ♪ ♪ i wanna talk about it you and me weren't made for that i'm sure ♪ ♪ not in my house it doesn't stop for you it doesn't stop for ♪ ♪ you're too dramatic i don't understand it out of the static 'cause you're too dramatic ♪ ♪ you know i couldn't live here that way you said it before he left cincinnati just 16 ♪ ♪ oh, how does it feel, boy and though i guess that there's nothing honest honest ♪ ♪ all that matters is that ♪ you're too dramatic i don't understand it out of the static you're too dramatic ♪ ♪ but the people i knew don't matter to me anymore ♪ ♪ you're too dramatic i don't understand it you're too dramatic i don't understand it ♪ ♪ out of the static 'cause you're too dramatic ♪ u@u@u@u@u@@

country back, the caucus stands ready to continue its relevant work of creating a nation for all americans, black, white, rich, poor, old, young, and immigrants alike. a nation inclusive of all god's children. sadly, the people's house has become a bitter, bailful and vennuss venue for unresolved squables over super abundance of issues which could determine the social and economic survival of our nation and perhaps the entire world. as a result of the coarse and offensive communication between members of congress we're having work that is much, much more difficult to address. yet, congress add its worst demands a congressional black caucus at its best. in this bewildering fog of political tribalism and instantaneous ins congregation by the media and a fact-free debate, the c.b.c. will embrace its historic mission. let the work word go forth that the c.b.c. did not come to congress to make enemies. we came to make a difference. our unemployment and needless war and failure. it's clear that our time to stand up is now. our time to reclaim the dream is now. we must lead the charge. we must continue

. >> is all there in black and white. a multi-billion dollar trade deal. trading has been halted at the main stock exchange until tuesday. this is over violent protests of a record fall. they demonstrate to attacked government buildings. that sparked a wave of anger. >> they were building outside and did not want to see another day of losses. tensions ran high. >> in three days, the rate has fallen and the small investors are losing. all the rich people are buying shares. we can't do any business. >> of the stock market soared in recent years attacking millions of small investors. regulators brought a series of measures late last year after concerns that the shares were overvalued. it triggered panic among individual investors. it is a popular investment for ordinary people providing a higher return. >> many are afraid that the downward trend of the stock market will continue and they will lose their savings. >> the spanish government has rejected the latest cease-fire statement. the only acceptable an ounce from the group was the one they are carrying. a

it gets up to a trillion did the general budget for all 50 states eds of 650 billion the past 850 billion-dollar tax bill and the congressional black caucus said all along this is a nice adel accept we want to know how you're going to pay for it. how are you going to pay for the $850 billion? i was at a program earlier today sponsored by nasa, and we are suspected we are not going to be able to explore space technology we have available because we need to help offset those tax cuts. education. you can't save for 850 billion without calling after education and pell grants access to college, healthcare, all of those priorities are glad to be in jeopardy because of the thousands of bills they are so bipartisan in everybody's looking get what they are going to get and mog with your going to have to pay later. nobody complained about the huge size of the bill. so the panelists today will talk about how we will pay for it and how we can use the budget to get our deficit under control and address our priorities. the moderator is jamal simmons, a graduate of morehouse college where he recently received a presidential award of distinction a

black enterprise." it's a pitched battl the country. rights activist are fighting for same-sex marriage that so far is accepted by less than a quarter of all there's another battle raging within the black community. about whether homosexuality is acceptable at all. joining us to discuss this controversial topic are deal foster, former gay pastor and publisher of gay christian movement watch. stacey chin, writer and activist. and dr. david malibranch, assistant professor at emory. >> you're referred to as a former gay paster. that means you were formerly gay. >> take out the pastor part, i'm formerly gay. >> that speaks to an important issue in the black community, part of the debate is whether it's a choice or not. where do you stand on that? >> obviously for me, it's not about choice. it's about the option to change. in this country and in worldwide, this you know, changes happen all the time. so to me, this is just another thing on the spectrum that can change. >> i'm looking at your face right now. >> yeah, i think we need to move beyond this conversation. like is gay a choice or not. that's probably 2000 -- whatever. at this point in o

again, the program envisioned here would provide employment for all black or white male or female individuals with a criminal record or without a criminal record. in addition, the personal and familial cost of damage to health and others faced by the unemployed would be mitigated by a program of this type. indeed the unemployed themselves often say they would rather be paid to work and receive unemployment compensation. a huffington post article by february 24, 2010, reports on martin who is described as a 57-year-old former executive chef and ohio who has been getting unemployment checks since june, 2008 and is quoted as saying instead of receiving the unemployment checks even if it is if dillinger of the would be doing good. i would be very happy to do that. a 45-yr-

we will be able to see that day when all god's children, black men and white men, jews and gentiles, protestants and catholics, will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old negro spiritual free at last. free at last. thank god all mighty, we are free at last. ( cheers and applause ) >> ifill: fourth-graders from washington, d.c.'s watkins elementary school. organizers of the $120 million king memorial have $11 million left to raise to meet their construction goal. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day. international human rights groups called for the arrest of haiti's former dictator, jean claude duvalier, who returned to the country after 25 years in exile. a new interim "unity government" was formed in tunisia, even as protests there continued. and doctors in arizona reported congresswoman gabrielle giffords successfully underwent surgery to remove bone fragments from her eye socket. and to kwame holman for what's on the newshour online. kwame? >> holman: margaret warner tours the tense demilitarizezone while reporting from south korea. watch a web-only

here and seeing you give us support from day one, from spring training through august, all the way to texas. seeing black and orange out there was so awesome and fun and exciting. it made us so much more comfortable to play. all i can say is thank you. go san francisco. [applause] >> wow. it is a lot more wracking than you think. first, we want to thank everyone who got us here. we all have someone help us, whether it was our mom, dad, pitching coach, the coaches that we have now. they had a huge and in this. we want to thank them, our wives, our family, love the ones. we had a little talk. i said if we do not do as good as we did at least last year we will be a failure. we changed that and we did a good job of it. you all have waited so long for this and we brought it home for you all. thank you. you are the best. [applause] >> 3 staples in this franchise for a very long time. i get the privilege of introducing three hitters. you will hear from all three of these gentlemen, aubrey huff, buster posey commac and, and fr sanchez. [applause] >> san francisco giants. world series champions.

black." in favorness to china, all foreign media were not blacked. the blog sites with are not blocked, but the state-owned or the state-controlled forp media were blacked out. what do you think of that? >> look, the chinese had a single party state. they believe in it. we have a democracy, we can't control our borders, win our wars or balance our budget or run an economy. they are succeeding with their system, why should they adopt ours? >> let monika in. >> when hu jintao claimed that he wasn't getting the translation, i thought, what a perfect metaphor for this. president engine to you deaf to human rights. they made a big mistake when hillary clinton directly dismissed human rights as a paramount concern of the united states in dealing with china. chinese took that as a direct signal that they could go to town with impunity and they did because over the last two years, there's been an escalation of jailings, of detentions, of torture, of killings of democracy advocates, ethnic minorities and catholics in particular. to their credit, they backed a

black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet fresh. i have sold another of your beautiful gape with the rice design, how did you learn to craft so well? a young man stepped into the light. i learned by reaching back with one hand and stretching forward with the other he said. people said you are a genius. my father dinka was the genius replied the apprentice. he taught me what 7 generations have learned, i am the 8th. i had bound [inaudible] who answers to moses shannon. both mean safe water. he seems more confident now, wiser. playful mostafa. i had so much to tell him, he could not see me. he could not see me or hear me in this strange land. he touched the spotting smiles. [inaudible] with birds, flowers and animals inspired. i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause]. >> thank you. thank you. i have um... thank you and peace be with you. there's three

from the performing side of things, i wear a leotard with a bunch of glowing balls glued all over it and black dots on my face. it's very, very different experience. it actually, it really requires you to kind of think back when you were a kid and play pretend where you didn't have all of those great costumes and props and all of that stuff. tavis: to the point you're making now, jeff, for a true artist, a real artist like yourself who takes his work seriously, is that kind of movie making a greater challenge, lesser challenge, about the same to get the craft out of you? >> yeah. well, it's a different shot that you have to have in your kit bag. it is challenging. i'm not used to. i kind of like to have a costume and a set. that helps me to kind of get into the character. so when i started out, there was a warming-up period you know, where i had to give up some of my resentment for not getting the way i like it and get with the program. once i did, it was fun, strange, bizarre. tavis: watching you go through this strange and bizarre phase and seeing it on the big screen and everybody is seeing

indignation the rising greatness in preeminent rank new york would assume among the states, and in all the blackness of malevolence and indie india they plotted new york's dismemberment and establishment of two distinct states in her stead. this plan is now in the hands of james madison, asking us biological and practical as man could concede. that's the new york democratic republican purported allies, thinking their fears of virginia journey. you can imagine what the opposition federalists were saying. in the mid-1790s federalists dubbed congressman and the madison jettisoned him as the mad democrats. partisanship was the order of the day, so was hyperbole. >> it is misleading to call madison the father of the constitution, as may be conventional, maybe contentious, but hear me out. even his own notetaking, his own rendering of the philadelphia convention in 1787, he does not come across as its victor or hero, at the convention. if anyone deserves to turn bm-25 will be roger sherman of tiny connecticut, whose manner of address was described as laughable and grotesque but who effectively stood in th