all blacks coach graham henry is ninety didn't use on his list leading to world cup glory. but first everton midfielder but not yet the north could soon be back playing in russia british media reports suggest the twenty six year old will be sold in the january transfer window the russian international has not played for the top face since december tenth and is concerned a lack of thirsting football could affect his chances of playing for his country next summer's european championships. in by lokomotiv moscow just over two years ago for thirteen million dollars and it's believed everton would want to sell him for around nine million dollars. whatever didn't play well on sunday but today there are seven games in english premier league manchester united to claim top spot if they avoid defeat against the bottom side black that is just about to kick off united manager sir alex ferguson is seventy today by the way but he has said he will stay at old trafford for a couple more years at least elsewhere in. the. q.p.r. for them to travel to north i'm both into a second bottom face

now the man who guided the all blacks rugby team to world cup glory has been knighted in the years on its list graeme henry that decide to their first world cup title in twenty four years this autumn after that narrow eight seven when over france in the final of the sixty five year old former schoolteacher and now sir graham henry the latest in a handful of former players or coaches to receive new zealand's highest honor all blacks captain rich mccall was also approached by prime minister john key but turned the knighthood down saying he was too young to receive such an accolade henry though was delighted and said he'd always set himself high goals during his career. you see it goes in and it's great to be able to achieve you know it's. some pretty high goals i want to achieve and just look back and think you've achieved that is very special. gives you a lot of pace enormous satisfaction. just to think that. you work with a group of people have a chase a special and there's nothing better in my opinion. well russia made their debut at that world cup and despite not winning a game it w

world champions new zealand's have gone and out of the sevens crawl into their trophy cabinet the all blacks speeding hosts southern africa in the nelson mandela bay the cider the team's training tries with the who seven five all before new zealand could use the country to track all of the tournaments you harness prinsloo knocking on the all blacks' door before losing the ball and watching his opponents take it the entire length of the field frank how lie low he was the eventual score leaving the kiwis with a slender seventeen fourteen lead at the break the springboks then went twenty six seventeen up in the second period but that was to be their highlight to most economists one hundred we're try bench nice game for the season being set up by the generous team mate toby arnold for the touchdown thirty one twenty six was how it ended and finally the ice hockey world is still reeling from the plane crash which took the lives of the entire look on t.v. . this awesome the disaster leaving families devastated across europe a situation which prompted the wife of a prominent kitchell player into au

now the man who guided the all blacks rugby team to world cup glory has been knighted in the new years on this list graham henry that decide to their first world cup title in twenty four years this autumn after that narrow win over france in the final of the sixty five year old former schoolteacher graeme henry the latest in the handful of former players or coaches to receive new zealand's highest honor all blacks captain rich mccall was also approached by prime minister junkie but turned the knighthood down saying he was too young at thirty to receive such an accolade. he's delighted with his own. one as great as you know him if you're very humble about it and as i say it's a reflection of what people have got every long time. and i appreciate where it's come from and i've got a lot of respect for them. but i would not be asked to be called. a russian made their debut at that world cup and despite not winning a game it was a success none the less for the best a quick look back now what was a significant sporting event for them in twenty eleven and richard paul frank was there followin

. >> she was so comfortable to saying a follow on like all black people still. >> she repeats the words that she claims turned a shopping trip into the mall into a memory of humiliation. she and her cousin and nieces were leaving the victoria's secret store when an employee said something thank you for not stealing my underwear. >> i informed her that my cousin don't steal and she said all black people steal. >> reporter: she went from shock to anger as she realized that the girls heard her. >> i was following her around the store and letting her not to say those things to people. it's not appropriate. >> to be a customer that pate nices and love victoria's secret. i was appalled that we would be treated as such. >> reporter: the limited brands issued a statement that says we are adamant that all customers be treated with decency and respect we take the allegations seriously. we are investigating the situation and will take appropriate action. the evening got more humiliating for the family. they claim that the employee approached a security guard saying they were disruptive. they say t

but in the black neighborhoods of washington during all this mayhem, black veterans who had just come back from world war i one above the rooftops and created barricades and quartered off their neighborhood near howard university in coverage area. they thought that. and that was after the riots finally did and, black people in america were ecstatic. they're writing letters to the crisis in other places saying about time. this is great. this is fantastic. we thought that. we showed them. hl mencken, who was certainly bigoted in his own way wrote a letter to a white friend of his that black people were eager for the band to play. i'm not scared him. and jean tumor, who is a very young man at the time wrote an article. he wrote after the washington riot, the outstanding feature is not that the will fight, but he will fight against the american white. that had a real political residence with a lot of people and woke up a lot of people. you can't just have the old standard model attacking people anymore. there has to be a new accommodation, new understanding of black presence in american s

4.5 billion dollar program and kim, you say it is a waste of the taxpayer money. >> first of the all. black bean burger. that sounds. i would bring junk food to the school if that were the case. initial average was 2.92 and per kid per meal and jumped to more than 3 per kid because of the healthier options. you can spend 29 for a peanut butter andiely and 75 cents a sandwich. we don't need to spending you million a year which is what la is spending. they are calling it morgan nasty, rotten stuff and so she brings three bags of flaming cheetos and soda. >>> and i disagree that it is not wking. yes, it will take tinker maybe the menus need to be addressed. the number of childhood embarrass has strippled. and yes, school lunches are a part of that. and they have stated it. >> that is new york and in la it is just the opposite. >> it sounds leak a prohibition. and you wouldn't feed this card board stuff to your dog. >> and if you are worried. how about recess and sports problems. are you saying pay no mind at all. and let them eat. that is just one a day. >> this is a local decision and if the

. >> i'm passionate about rug by and the all-black jersey and its legacy, and i look forward to the next two years and achieving things and taking it, and enhancing that legacy, and taking it forward. >> well, however long he lasts, a smooth transition there. eight years at number two. into number one. >> and i think the plan will be for one assistant coach and some specialist coaches to come work with him, and then maybe one of those will follow his foot steps? two, four, eight years' time? wishful thinking. now the controversial british born author passed away at a hospital in houston, texas after a very long and public battle against cancel. he began as a left wing journalist and moved on to new york and to a an extent the political right. >> he was a provocative figure, describing himself ads a contrarian. a an author of 17 books, he was an atheist and -- >> diagnosed with cancer last year, he spoke to news night about his declining health. >> i'm afraid i would die in an ugly or squalered way. i feel a sense of waste about it. because i'm not ready. afle sense of betrayal to my fami

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they had all black barbers. i'm going, eureka, i found me a barbershop.uth the tradition is wait until the barber says request next." and it was first come first serve. i sat there and sat there there, and they kept calling the other customers, who were white. finally, i walked up to one of the other barbers and said, excuse me, sir, wasn't i next? he said, i'm sorry, but we don't cut black hair in here. i said, you have all black barbers. if we cut your hair, we will not have a job. i said, okay. i'm in fredericksburg, virginia, 70 miles south of washington, d.c., and that was somewhat of a shock. then he said, but there's a black barbershop over on the other side of the tracks past sears and roebuck. i went to sears and roebuck, bought me a set of clippers, and i have been cutting my own hair since. >> my dad went down to boat with my mother. they were not yet married, but they went down to vote. my mother was fair skinned, very pretty, and there was something called a poll test in those days. the poll tester said, so, who's the president of the united

standards which would be by that too and not multilateral and then it can be a problem so it's not all black or white them. depends very much on what their reasons are in these bilateral negotiations you know once russia has joined the world trade have shrunk my expectation is that russia like all there is a. into but not true and trade relationship which go beyond what they do. for instance with the european union miscellany. seabrook who and just a reminder that my guest today was pascal like me doubly chose direction general who is joining us from his office in geneva and that's it for now for all of us here in the spotlight will be back with more first on comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take. the close up team that's been on the black sea coast for future developments depends on the good way. articles area first place too many find champions the most ambitious. has ruined the lives of many innocent families across the region. where the oldest city in russia is clocking in more than five thousand years. to dagestan russia close on hard. mother

regulatory standards which would be bilateral and not multilateral then it can be a problem so it's not all black or white to. depends very much on what they result in these bilateral negotiations and you know once russia has joined the world trade have shrunk my expectation is that russia like other is well. into but not true and trade relationship which go beyond what they do. for instance with the european union missing money there seabrook who and just to remind them that my guest today was by scholar like me doubly chose direction general who is joining us from his office in geneva and that's it for now for all of us here the spotlight will be back with more first on comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take a. well with. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered.

he looked inside and saw a masked burglar wearing all black, stealing apple products. police arrested the thief who they say is 15 years old. >>> san francisco police say they have nabbed the man who is suspected of stealing that copper from bars. police say they found evidence, including copper cable when they searched 52-year-old dennis mcguire's home. bart has been hit by at least three copper thefts recently. mcguire was also arrested earlier this year for stealing from an underground electrical vault. >>> a sudden spike in thefts in a quiet south bay community. thieves are after one specific item, hoping to cash in on precious metals. the hot commodity that car owners are having a hard time keeping. the town all dressed up for the holidays, but now seeing a spike in a certain kind of crime. theft of catalytic converters. >> we had 11 stolen and that's a very significant number of thefts for us and we want to mike sure the public is aware of the ease of which these are stolen. >> at this san jose muffler shop, it takes a mechanic a few minutes to remove cath littic

to see what is all changes in this for the black for the only blacks rather than the wrong thing well it certainly is yes and it's always tough to take over the world cup champions and but that's exactly what is happening for new zealand alison just a second but the rest of the friday afternoon sport right. chris have you with us this is sports they plan to head over the next ten minutes or so including these stories. for from for russia's new look at ice hockey team remain on beaten in the euro hockey finland again feeling the might. the red machine on thursday. point taken ruben qualify for the last thirty two the europa league following a hard earned draw away to pay off. and he's the dr i'm the plague the words of british challenger derek just sort of see in world heavyweight boxing champion vitaly klitschko meets head of february's title. we get going on the ice for team russia or helping continues in the. dream start as head coach the red machine kicking off the home leg of their yuri hockey tour a campaign with a three zero win over reigning world champions finland their fourth

the man shown in this surveillance video, wearing all black, and a large silver cross, or crucifix around his neck may be responsible for churches in chevy chase, maryland, and in d.c. >> let's give him a lesson. >> reporter: the video was taken on chevy chase circle. a receptionist allowed him into the building around 9:15 grids morning. he said he was a parent seeking information about the preschool. >> he took an opportunity at a busy time when kids were arriving, to wander through unoccupied offices and classrooms and taking things. >> reporter: those things were hundreds of dollars in cash from the purses of preschool workers, and a metro smart trip card. when confronted by the head of the preschool, he vanished. >> apparently using this ruse of a parent looking for a school, also using that religious crucifix in a rather despicable way to gain trust. >> reporter: police believe he may have also pulled the same scheme at three other nearby churches. chevy chase baptist, chevy chase presbyterian and sacred sacrament. >> to do this at christmas time, i mean, find the guy, put him in ja

he looked inside and saw a mass burglar wearing all black, stealing apple products. police arrested the thief who they say is 15 years old. >>> a sudden spike in thefts in a quiet south bay community. the thieves are after one specific item hoping to cash in on precious metals. glenn ramirez on the hod commodity car owners are having a hard time hanging on to. >> the town all dressed up for the holidays, but now seeing a spike in a certain kind of crime. theft of catalytic converters. >> we have had 11 stolen from the community and that's up very significant number of thefts for us and we want to make sure the public is aware of the ease of which these are stolen. >> at this san jose muffler shop, it takes a mechanic a few minutes to cut through exhaust pipes and remove catalytic converters on the streets and in parking lots, thieves are doing it almost as quick. >> the fast crime, you get in there and zip, zap, you cut that pipe in a couple of seconds. >> converters help cars run cleaner by burning up more of the toxic gases and thefts have been going on for years.

he was last seen dressed in all black wearing his hair in dreadlocks. >>> gop presidential candidateewt gingrich is speaking out today for the first time about failing to make the republican primary ballot in virginia. news 4's darcy spencer is here now with a story you will see first on 4. darcy? >> chris, gingrich and his wife were attending church here in washington this christmas day. he admits that not getting on the ballot in virginia was his own fault. he likens the failure to pearl harbor, an unexpected setback. republican presidential candidate newt gingrich was at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception for christmas. but even on this holiday, the 2012 election is front and center. the gingrich campaign suffered a major setback in the last couple of days. he failed to get enough signatures to the appear on the primary ballot in virginia, even though he's at the top of the polls there among likely voters. >> we're disappointed, but it's our fault and we hope to launch a write-in campaign and we're getting an amazing number of people who want us to --

his 30s. 5'11" 200 pounds, clean-shaven, he wassing a hat, sweat pants and a hooded jacket, all es dressed in black -- all dressed in black. >>> bombings in afghanistan happened on one of the holiest days of the year for shiite muslims. [ sound of gunfire ] >> afghan officials say a suicide bomber blew himself up in a crowd of worshipers at a kabul mosque. they were at a ceremony marking the 7th century death of the prophet muhammad agrandson. at least 50 -- muhammed's grandson. at least 50 people were killed. four others were killed and dozens were injured in two other bombings. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton told other diplomats today in question knee view that culture -- geneva that culture practices over religious are no excuse for discriminating against gay people. president obama is telling government agencies working in other countries to start using foreign aid to assist gays and lesbians who are facing human rights violations. >>> there are reports of an historic settlement in that coal mine disaster last year in west virginia that killed 29 coal miners. an attorney with knowledge

taking over the reins a native of the country henson is well aware of the task that are helping the all blacks retain their global crown in ten to fifteen in england and wales. look at the ready world cup history and teams will struggle shortly afterwards. but it makes. the challenge even more exciting. to. see even of wrote the brits it's not a good draw of utah. so we can't afford to that was going to put a full stop and what we've achieved i mean skiing beats foist off swords and has won the men's world cup super g. involved a totally his time of one minute twenty one point five one seconds proved too much for all his rivals american border miller finished second three tenths of a second behind. the answer to completes the pause this picture puts force in second place overall. so long to finish fourth. was. in golf lee westwood has an impressive eleven shortly after the second day of the thailand championship the englishman carded eight days in a second consecutive free round into the weekend on twenty and after opening his tiring campaign with a career best sixty on thursday westwood was t

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over the reins and native of the country hansen is well aware of the task had that of helping the all blacks retain their global crown in ten to fifteen in england and wales look at the road we will come up through and claims of struggle shortly afterwards. but it makes the challenge even more exciting. when there's a two george foreman of around seven of rope that die but it's not a good downward thought george. so we can't afford to it it is going to put a full stop and what we have achieved. and finally a bit more i saw an all-star select from the european wide wind the hockey. broad this month as a repeat their success story of last year stateside has had to put up with as more . they're made shell is the younger brother of the kid the continental hockey league which is the biggest ties hockey division off to the north american n.h.l. the junior league is picking up steam in the its third year with now thirty two teams in the standings and permanently expanding the red stars are the a.m.a. shelter all star team and when they toured the u.s. and canada last year they lost only once in fiv

. >> all about respecting the black race here, because these are the people who are going to make sure you are all right. >> to talk to a black would cause problems with my own ray the whites. >> if a racial situation develops my first obligation is to me and to the brothers around me because that's just prison. >> the code for survival in pelican bay dictates that each and every inmate respect the color line, regardless of his individual nature. >> i grew up totally color blind, so it's a big adjustment. you know? but that's just how it s. >> i have never been a racist person and i will never be a racist person but there are realities in each environment that dictates its own response, whether we like it or not. in a violent institution, i have to find a way to shelter myself from that violence or respond to it when it becomes necessary, not because it's my mentality, but it's necessary to survive. >> respect is a very big issue in prison. i know it is in many of the communities on the streets where these men come from. >> you get what you want. you give respect, you get respect back.

here comes blackness. all of my disagreements, one thing absolutely agree with them about is that the existence of the obama first family does not itself indicate anything about the realities of black families in america. i mean, so i disagree with them on a bunch of stuff, what he is right that this success is not. and so derek bell was so keen when he talked about ethical ambition, to remind yourself the easiest thing to do is allow your own ambition to stand in as an ethical statement about everything. if you as a marginal persons exceed that it is easily ethical. don't worry. owned by ge and bank of america and all of that. microphone that is paid for by all of these corporations to say things about black people. don't get on me about that. no. of course. you know, that is plantation. that was the plantation. i mean, all of that is. all that is blood. there is no moment about that that is not. so i just want to say, when i hear that question i don't have an answer to it and the sense that i can say, oh, yo

as lawyers i elected or become wealthy than i am blackness' succeeding in, and lightness. so all of my disagreement, i absolutely agree with him about the existence of the of offers family the leyna itself vindicated me about the realities of black families in america. while i disagree with him on a bunch of stuff, he is right that the successes of. and so he was so keenly talk to what of the doe and passion. and lenders of these systems to do it sooner ambitions since -- to stand for and an education here 15. to that is all right. mile-marker proas. the food could only about the fact. then, of cushioning. and reckons than the two ensuing "plantation. all of that is what? , there is link element that is. so when i hear that question i don't have an answer to reticence of arkansas tomorrow, pau worry. we have it all work dealt. i really just want to pause and say, yes, yes. warm sufism is less efficient as racial strategy. yes. sorry. and then we have to back here. >> okay. hello. then, you might have blog about this, and i might have missed it, but i wanted to give your comments

black theater, there was no broadway for us. there was no hollywood for us. and certainly there were no planes for us because nobody spent time writing about frederick douglass and toussaint or all the great figures in black history. we were... there was a paucity of plays and things we could do. and... but we also... it was interesting because i was in a play and when the casting was done at the american negro theater i was cast to be the juvenile lead in the play. and sidney was my understudy. (laughter) >> rose: you say that with a certain... (laughter) >> that arrangement was very satisfactory. (laughter) >> and in order to do the play-- we were not paid, it was a community theater-- i had a job as a janitor's assistant and at 9:00 every night i had to haul the garbage. i had to get the dumb waiters back there, get the cans back up start them cleaning and smelling fresh and that job was critical to my existence. my... the economics of my life and i paid a guy $1.50 a night whatever i word at the theater to haul th garbage. this particular night he couldn't and i looked desperately for somebody and he told me this at 6:00. i begged him and could not find anybody to take that

black people. that big fight, brown versus the board of education so all the black kids can get an education. udible] the books have pages missing, and they all have things written inside of them. at the main library, we have a demonstration going on. [inaudible] how come we cannot use that facility? they cannot even get a good job and fair pay. men, they come up missing. rape -- they do not want to talk about that, but if it is a white woman, it is on the news, on the radio, on television. i do not want to die like that. so i'm going to stay black and die. if i could do one thing -- >> i told you, you need to move on. do i need to get the police?" >> sir, i picked -- "sir, i paid my fare. it is my constitutional right." the driver gets off the bus. police officers come. they are at the back door. "i had trouble with this girl before." "the two of you need to get up. you know it is against the law." open " i paid my fair -- "i paid my fare. if i move now, i will get sick. i'm pregnant." there is a volunteer. i think he was sensing there was going to be trouble or something. ms. hamilton, she g

just doesn't pass the smell test when he i think one of the big lines is ninety five percent of all black to washington d.c. are criminal or semi-criminal something like that not the sort of so you want to secede it yourself but do you think that he's done a good enough job trying to trying to refute this like i said this has been recycled many times over it's not the first time he's had to answer these questions but he's changed his response a little bit well there is hard to skip the impression that he's dancing around the issue which is where did these students come from it's not enough to say i disavow them that's good that's proper you've got to say something about where they came from how it is that they were produced and how it could be that over a long period of time we're talking about not just this this media frenzy that sort of just now but the last presidential campaign and then reaching back years before that how does that he's managed to fail to deliver a serious answer is the question what were these things came from and how it is they went on for so long he's responsible f

. >> not all young black men are statistics, meaning that they're all not into drugs or up to shenanigans. and charles was one of them. >> reporter: they say he was a loving young man known for his infectious smile that was captured on this video played at the memorial service. charles was on his way to becoming a longshoreman like his father. and even though charles can't live to see his dream come true, his family is comforted that his death will help so many others. >> he will live on in these people's bodies. i just wish them a very merry christmas. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> san jose today, a 1-year-old child suffered minor injuries after his mother reportedly dropped him from a second-story window. police officers responded to a report of a woman who had locked herself in a bathroom with her child. this morning at a home near stevens creek, police say the woman dropped her son out of the window after officers forced their way into the bathroom. the mother was later arrested and is under investigation for a possible psychiatric condition. >>> also in san jose, a 69-year-old