the south africa coach said officials have historically favoured the all blacks.e in the world there was a time of they had so much respect from every level, every from referees and it was a well—known fa ct referees and it was a well—known fact that when it was really tough times and teams were under the pump and some of the 50—50 decisions were just there, they felt they deserved the number one spot. and happened to the number one spot. and happened to the springboks in 2009, it happened to various teams who work number one for long stages. let's take a look at some of the other sports stories around today. callum hudson—0doi has signed a new five year deal with chelsea believed to be worth more than £120,000 a week. hudson—0doi handed in a transfer request last january after chelsea rejected a 35 million bid from bayern munich, but his future now seems to be settled at stamford bridge castleford have ended warrington‘s super league season with a hard—fought elimination final victory against the challenge cup holders at the halliwell jones stadium. castleford's

the all blacks.nd a series of results have seen them up from the top of the world rankings so they have ended their nine—year stay at the top. they come into this match with maybe if you? surround them. even though they are still the favourites. they will be severely tested by south africa who are resurgent under their new coach. there are unbeaten this season. they could be peaking atjust the right time. new zealand have this record of never having lost a world cup pool match, but that record could be on the line here at yokohama. kick off at10:45am. on the line here at yokohama. kick off at 10:1i5am. this one does not get any better any time you see it. a defensive mix—up gifting bournemouth a late goal at southampton. southampton were back on it ata southampton. southampton were back on it at a 2—1 on the angus gunn to leave it for each other. he left for callu m leave it for each other. he left for callum wilson who saw four —— who scored at southern developers time. when the points were sealed w

saturday arts in yokohama the defending champions due date including south africa and pull they all blacks get back here and raid looking to join david kirk and richie mccaw and become just the 3rd new zealand captain to lift the web address try for the all blacks are going for a unprecedented 4th well qatar towards the south africans are looking for their 3rd this match a repeat of the north you know 85 world cup final which is springboks one i think is a good way to start the world cup to play them at the beginning and i mean you want to play them in new in your pool stage and i think it's a perfect time. to play that now i think they would also think the same thing. still avoid to annoy you too you know and you know some causal rather we can be hitting the big one is coming but is proof of a we can prepare from the beginning now and reply to the vision of their ability and it doesn't matter who we apply it's going to mean they're going to have to play really well debaters and and if they do show them you know well done to them and we have to accept that. in that they may have to accept

and defending champions the all blacks get their rugby world cup campaign off to a winning start.byn has prevented an attempt by left—wing activists to oust tom watson as his deputy. mr watson likened the ploy to remove him to a "sectarian attack". the party leadership says mr watson's role will now be reviewed rather than abolished. but labour's divisions over brexit also surfaced on the first day of a conference which had been designed to demonstrate unity. 0ur political correspondent iain watson has been following the day's events in brighton. the day began in relative calm after a stormy night. labour ‘s deputy leader had almost been swept from office by left—wingers who saw him as disloyal but jeremy office by left—wingers who saw him as disloyal butjeremy corbyn was not in on the plan, so to avoid damaging pre—election row he had to stop some of his supporters from abolishing the post. we are going to consult on the future of the position to reflect the diversity of oui’ position to reflect the diversity of our society. tom watson is the deputy leader of the party and i enjo

still to come, the all blacks show their class in japan. at the rugby world cup. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burned down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world and so the british government has no option but to continue this action even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde have crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the democratic presidential frontrunner, joe biden, has accused donald trump of an overwhelming abuse of power over reports that he tried to put pressure on ukraine to launch an investigation against

but this was a heavyweight battle, after 20 minutes, the all blacks ran through the south african defences few sides can. minutes later they struck again, this time through scott scott barrett 1a points clearer by half—time. they were in control but as soon as the concentration wavered, they were in, but try as they might, south africa just could not really new zealand in. but with the final in yokohama, these two could be reunited before too long. many thought there could've been an upset here given south africa plus plus form coming into this tournament, new zealand were ruthless and they were lifting the cup for the fifth time in a row there is plenty of stuff to work on but the boy showed a lot of fortitude and most of them came and we scrambled really well and they had opportunities themselves and both of those over the important to us. both of those over the important to us. if we concede 11 penalties to two, we will be able to decide, i think discipline was our biggest downfall and the obvious lead them scoring two and i think we canjust say well done to them. the first match of th

that is on the output to the former all backs —— blacks captain. over the world recently, there is definitely not one clear cut. number one at this stage. ireland is number one in the standings but everyone realises it can change from day to day. the all blacks have into one the last two in recent times but we have seen at the start the gap between has closed. this is probably the tightest competition. which is great, it is great for the viewers and us to be watching and it is exciting, it builds excitement when you know it is notjust a foregone conclusion. ijust you know it is notjust a foregone conclusion. i just can't wait to watch at. success at this world cup really could come down to which team can keep their star players fit. we are set for seven weeks of rugby and as japan proved four years ago, anything can happen. katie reporting fair. england will name their squad tomorrow for their opener against tonga. it's taking place at the sapporo dome on sunday, in the north ofjapan. andy swiss looks at what they can expect. will there be a pot of

the two favourites meeting with the all blacks taking on south africa. katie gornall is there. that curtain raiser from japan but this is the game i think everyone had marked on their wall chart right from the start for the blockbuster game with giants of rugby facing a chador. five world cups between them, fierce rivals and it is a buzz around today for this game you see all blacks jerseys, south african jerseys, and an added layer of intrigue because they‘re used to the all blacks having the air of invincibility but they have looked a bit vulnerable lately. they lost to ireland last year and a string yet more recently and a series of results has seen them knocked from the top of the world rankings. they come into this match with maybe some questions around them even though there are still favourites. they will be tested by south africa who are resurgent under the new coach erasmus. unbeaten survivor season and they could be peaking atjust the right time. new zealand have a record of never having lost a world cup pool match but that record could be on the line here. it will be

the all blacks have won the last two editions of the tournament and face south africa in their openingptember in yokohama. england's world cup quest got off to an inauspicious start as they fell victim to the chaotic fallout from typhoon faxai, with the squad stranded at narita international airport for five hours. england get their campaign underway in sapporo on sunday the 22nd of september when they take on tonga. the big story leading into the season was when antonio brown was released by the oakland raiders ahead of their first game after a fall out with general manager mike mayock. he was one of the leagues highest—paid wide receivers on a deal worth more than $50 million per season. after moving from pittsburgh his time at the raiders has been shortlived with numerous issues and within hours of leaving 0akland he signed with the new england patriots. jerry brewer of the washington post told us earlier that he's not sure whether brown's move will be a success or not. it's hard to know exactly where antonio brown's head is at. this is the second team that he has essentially forced

>> exactly what i want to eliminate all black colleges and all white colleges. they are no longer functional they are dysfunctional. this is the 21st century. wake up. >> well, we need more time to deal with this brother. believe me. we have been added for 20 years. this is not the first time weysn have been at it, 2 though. i do remember being in college and there was quite a scuttlebutt about the cafeteria. there seemed to be some set of self subrogation and the cafeteria. and that seems like a place where you had some need different types of people and everyone was together, everyone was learning, that was kind of interesting and it was like a somewhat controversial to some people but i don't know, i don't think saying there shouldn't be white, i think there's a lot of good history there. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. i said it racially identifiable colleges. even at black colleges, white people are taken over many of those colleges andla blacks are complaining that there's too many whites in those colleges.b. >> black colleges have been embracing white st

we have an exciting opportunity to play the all blacks and the springboks.ll see where we are in the namibia game. friday's a rest day at the world cup, but there are three games on saturday. the other matches include a second look at the host nation japan. they face ireland, with both sides looking to make it two wins out of two in pool a. on to football, and, in italy, torino are up to 5th in serie a after a victory at home to ac milan. they came from a goal down to win 2—1. the rossoneri were awarded a penalty after 19 minutes for a foul on rafael leao. and krzysztof piontek put away the spot kick to put the visitors in front. but torino turned it round with two goals in a four—minute spell mid—way through the second—half. both goals were scored by andrea belotti — and he's now got 10 for the season in all competitions. torino are now level on points with fourth placed cagliari. ac milan though stilljustjust two wins from five in serie a. in spain, sevilla missed the chance to move level on points with the leaders real madrid when they lost at eibar. jose

they also picked up a bonus point so sit top of pool b above the all blacks after their opening gamesy. beaten in europe in midweek, but liverpool can't stop winning in the premier league. it's six wins out of six now for last season's runners up after a 2—1win at chelsea. but they were made to work hard, and once again var played its part. adam wild reports. midweek champions league defeat for chelsea and liverpool had brought both these sides down to earth. now the premier league is back in focus, time to reset and rethink. the plan being formulated by liverpool executed to perfection by trent alexander—arnold. the reds ahead within 15 minutes. that was a goal easy on the eye, what chelsea believed was their equaliser it was rather less so, the ball eventually put in, only for var to rule it offside. chelsea's obvious frustration increasing just moments later when roberto firmino, another liverpool free kick going perfectly to plan. they could have been 3—0 up just after half—time had not been for a spectacular save in the chelsea goal. brilliant at one end, inspiring brilliance the

and african-american pioneers moved into the state and settled in all black towns. all across southern illinois where they lived in the shadows of slavery. these black villages acted as incubators. they helped african americans in slavery in illinois turn to the courts and see for their freedom and exit their bondage on a case-by-case basis. importantly when many african americans left slavery in illinois they resettled in these black villages only added the legal knowledge in the money and the other resources that were available to the states enslaved a population. see mac said the story of french negroes and freedom villages does not comport well with how we think about the movement from slavery to freedom. it is significant that this marks the 400th anniversary with the slave trade to the united states. they don't seem to be as interested in it as their counterparts in the eastern tiseaboard's. we think of the slave trade as a phenomenon of the eastern seaboard. when we take seriously that it was the descendents of french negroes we have to expand how to imagine t

holy moment publicly that she had never disclosed to anyone that her grandfather or father was black. all of her life she was evading and escaping and hiding because she did not want to endure the stigma to neven be considered black so that is something uttering those liberating truth truths, sometimes her own family dynamics with individuals who are legallys black and literally black now my considered legally black? [laughter] i don't know but i do know at mount zion church i am the 33rd pastor but mount zion was one of those churches that individuals that were much lighter and fairer skinned than i were pretty much the congregation of the church like methodist church on wentworth and the baptist church and a couple of other churches, even looking at the membership even though legally black they were high yellow. so until recently even i would not be eligible to be pastor at mount zion because i am too dark so look at the 33 and you start to see the coloring it isn't until the eighties they became darker and i believe i may be the darkest. [laughter] >> our concern was the family issue a

this typically those who did not have that power because they felt the problem was black people and working through all of that that ultimately caused me to realize that black people can be racist to black people and then to internalize with the black on black crime. >> you tell this story of the speech that you gave as an adolescent and you deconstructed for precisely that internalization and i think it's so powerful in part because those devices are quite common in the black public sphere. so you call into question the practice that is a long-standing widespread practice but so why do you think there is such persistence? i think most of us black people think we are antiracist in some form of one way or another but we listen and we applied. >> i think it is a combination and the speech that i gave as a senior in high school and i was one of the final list so i won my school competition i was a three finalist across the country in speaking before the black people and it was anti- black ideas in particular about black youth that is the most feared in society. that they don't value education which is ver

the top of the global rankings squad contains 3 brothers jordi scott and bowden barrett will make all black history if they all line up for the team's next game against canada. as siblings as you grow older. this year sort of go your own way is that it's no sometimes for us to connect on so well together and you know they live in the train that we all love to play for the old blacks and live in a place that is. the world's best track and field stars are in doha had of the world athletics championships which began on friday sprinter christian coleman has rejected accusations that he is a drug cheat the 23 year old's was investigated after he missed 3 doping tast coleman successfully fought the case up to claim he'd only missed 2 in a 12 month period american is the world's fastest 100 meter runner this year. i mean i don't really know. he explained the situation. before me. the legal. work or given talent in abilities and you know continue to do that but it is you know mistake. you know. any time i make a move or anything like. olympic hammer champion dilshad nasser off has been suspended fo

regardless of the context of the circumstances is all was unacceptable because of the racist history of black face canadian prime minister justin trudeau who says he never should have done it will the scandal over blackface pictures from his past wrecking his reelection chances and after 20 years of negotiations a trade deal between europe and 4 south american countries is now in danger of collapsing as lawmakers in austria rejected the landmark agreement with the workers who work bloc and drifting on polar ice with the deep sea and international missions said still to monitor the impact of global warming on the arctic. i'm going off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcomed in israel the people the voters have spoken and that is now part of the problem tuesday's election produced no clear winner israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main political rival benny gantz are now both vying to be the country's next leader conses centrist blue and white alliance says it will never sit in a government led by netanyahu and his right wing likud party.

being a top class gymnast could change your whole life as a last up in one by one your fits into an all black. flies the feathers on top and now has a car i remember him coming home at the weekends it was unbelievable his hands were so sore he had blisters and the skin was peeling off he always took a bath and cut off the blistering skin we tried to patch him up at the weekends funnily enough the children thought that was normal they didn't feel they were being put under too much pressure there were only a few times after he'd been shouted at to do it again that he put his foot down and said no i don't want you anymore it's no fun like this with with that and all kinds . except in the interest of fine made the decision to take chris out of the sports school because i knew he'd never become a world champion i told chris it was more likely that they'd break his back than that he'd get on to the podium the softest and the best so i said he was too stubborn to make it and he didn't want to hear it. when i think i think it took 2 or 3 months and then he said to me fine i won't go there anymore but

through before offloading to scott barrett heard easy school 17 points in just 5 minutes for the all blacks put them 14 up at the break but their defense had a lapse of concentration in the 2nd half as peter steph to tory crossed unopposed to get south africa back up and running when 100 pollard sent over a drop goal there were just 4 points in it i've thought it was too big a gap to bridge those penalties from richie moan and then voted barrett secured a 10 point victory and it was job done for the world champions the toughest match out of the way and already almost certain to finish top of pool b. . earlier on saturday fiji gave australia a real scare at the sapporo dome a trying be chaffed but the 9 points ahead while on track to their 1st win over the wallabies 6954 but then the tide turned. his 1st 2 tries in international rugby to put australia ahead and they ran away with it when fiji had a man sent to the sin bin 3921 the final score australia comfortable winners in the end but with plenty to improve on before they face wales in tokyo next sunday. and tokyo played host to a real thr

kickoff the action against russia but favorites new zealand are already stealing the limelight as the all blacks prepare to win the. title. rugby fever is gripping japan and even tokyo's most famous statue of the dog is getting in on the act organizers say the tournament is nearly a sellout half a 1000000 fans from all over the world are expected to attend. if i do my job well if you want to do it with we would be ok i was surprised to see like how much advertising there is lots of jerseys everywhere and know that it's really look at. this tournament and everything that comes with it will be seen as a test for japan ahead of next year's tokyo olympics the country isn't one of rugby's powerhouses but nonetheless it has a long and proud tradition with the sport. you want to pursue this i want japan to win but i also like new zealand hakka so i want new zealand to do that best to. have japanese school children perform to the hakka traditional merry dance for the new zealand team it's supposed to strike fear into opponents of the defending champions are more than capable of doing that on their own t

blockbuster game coming up on saturday in yokohama defending champion play south africa poll bay all blacks skipper kieren raid looking to join david kirk and richie mccaw become the 3rd new zealand captain to lift the webb ellis trophy the all blacks going for an unprecedented 4th well cup hartle office of africans while they're looking for their 3rd if not of course a repeat of the 19 already for a while cup final which the springboks well i think is a good way to start the world gov to play them at the beginning and i mean you want to play them in new in your pool stage and i think it's a perfect. pleaded now i think they would also think the same thing. still of waiting you know eating you know and you know some causal rather we to be hitting the big one is coming but it's probable that we can prepare from the beginning now and reply to the vision of their ability and it doesn't matter who we apply it's going to be you know they're going to have to play really well to vegas and and if they do show them you know well done to them and we have to accept that. in that they may have to accep

the black panther party as you all know is named the black panther party for self-defense.ower to the people. >> we always say an old saying that the best defense is a good offense, there is no need for it in the name of the black panther party. >> you just heard ray hewitt, the black panther minister of education directly contradict the use of the word for self- defense in the name the black panthers give themselves. according to the plainfield new jersey police department, all the statements he made were false. the incident detailed happened on a sunday afternoon july 16, 1967, not saturday afternoon as he stated. the rifles referred to were not taken from an armory nor were they grand m1 rifles. the rifles, 30 caliber carbines were stolen from a manufacturing plant. the governor of new jersey did not order the police to search for the guns. contrary to what he would have you believe, some of the guns were found. routine patrols which include white policeman have continued to operate in all the words of plainfield, the shooting incident notwithstanding. and it occurred du

erasmus says that officials have historically favoured the all blacks. eintracht frankfurt which kicks off at 5.55 this evening. 0zil has played just over an hour of football this season, making his first start in sunday's draw at watford. targetted by car—jackers. there are five british teams in the europa league. scottish champions celtic are at rennes, there's the arsenal fixture. wolves came through six matches in qualifying to reach the group stage, they start against braga. manchester united against astana is the first competitive match between an english and kazakh side. rangers play feyenoord. europe's solheim cup winning captain catriona matthew says golf‘s governing bodies need to do more to combat slow play. team europe beat the usa by the finest of margins at gleneagles but there's been criticism over the pace of play, with some rounds at the weekend lasting six hours. rory mcilroy was amongst the critics, saying he found it hard to not get frustrated. slow play is a problem in men's and lady's golf but i think really, i am a quick player so

anticipated matches the tournament on saturday arch rivals new zealand and south africa faceoff the all blacks are looking to win their 3rd world cup in a row they're facing a south africa team with some real momentum just last month the springboks won the rugby championship i think is a good way to start the world cup to play them at the beginning and i mean you want to play them in new a new pool stage and i think it's a perfect time. to play that now i think they would also think the same thing. still avoid to annoyed to you know and you know some causal rather we didn't seem to be going is coming what is football but we can prepare from the beginning now and reply to the vision of their ability and it doesn't matter who we fly it's going to be you know they're going to have to play really well to vegas and and if they do show them you know well done to them and we have to accept that. in that they may have to accept the consequences. of that game is one of 3 on saturday france play argentina in a pool c. clash in tokyo for that in support of the 2 time winners australia take on fiji in a p

through before offloading to scott barrett heard easy school 17 points in just 5 minutes for the all blacksput them 14 up at the break but their defense had a lapse of concentration in the 2nd half as peter steph the tory crossed unopposed to get south africa back up and running i went 100 pollard sent over a drop goal there were just 4 points in it was it was too big a gap to bridge those penalties from richie moan and then botha barrett secured a 10 point victory and it was job done for the world champions their toughest match out of the way and already almost certain to finish top of pool b. . earlier on saturday fiji gave australia a real scare at the sapporo dome a trying be chaffed but the 9 points ahead while on track to their 1st win over the wallaby 6954 was but then the tide turned. his 1st 2 tries in international rugby to put australia ahead and they ran away with it when fiji had a man sent to the sin bin 3921 the final score australia comfortable winners in the end but with plenty to improve on before they face wales in tokyo next sunday. and tokyo played host to a real thrill

the springboks looked good early on, but it was the all blacks who took control, running out 23—13 winnersuld've been an upset here, given south africa's from coming into this tournament, but new zealand were ruthless. they showed why they are the favourites to lift this trophy for the third time in a row. they we re for the third time in a row. they were put under real pressure from south africa though in the first 20 minutes. south africa getting the first points on the board through april lard penalty. but new zealand hit back almost immediately with two quick tries, the first from george bridge, the second from scott barrett. it was a good night for the barrett. it was a good night for the barrett family, with bowden, his brother, pulling the strings from fullback. in south africa, they were down by ia points at half—time, they did improve in the second half. they responded with a quick try of their own. the real poachers try from peter steph du toit, new zealand just managed to keep them at arms length, and they won by ten points in the end to round off a really morale boosting victor

anticipated matches tournaments on saturday archrivals new zealand and south africa face off the all blacks are looking to win their 3rd world cup in a row they're facing a south african team with some real momentum just last month the springboks won the rugby championship i think is a good way to start the world cup to play them at the beginning and i mean you want to play them in new a new pool stage and i think it's a perfect time. to predict now i think they would also think the same thing. you know it's you know and you know sometimes we wrote we think the hitting the big one is coming but it's probable that we can prepare from the beginning now. reply to this of their ability and it doesn't matter who we apply it's going to be you know they're going to have to apply really well to business and and if they do show them you know well done to them and we have to accept that. in that they might have to accept the consequence. tops email me all stock is quarter to the pan pacific open has been delayed due to rain meanwhile for seed actually carrboro got a lockie break as she reached the se

were still a 3rd place it would have been but that result for the if the worries me a lot it was all black if we can compare this to what is happening in italy. there the lega formerly the leader nord is also initiating change they have reached the whole of italy and now are certainly the dominant peoples party there at the moment. but we are moving in this direction except that the change is not coming from the north of the country but from the east. i'm joined tonight by frank christiane handle he is a member of the a.f.p. and of berlin's city parliament and used to be a member of the social democrats here in germany mr good to have you on the show did i let's talk let's talk numbers. 25 percent is what your party got in both of these regional elections to winning 25 percent it doesn't give you a victory or a mandate. and the if they had been predicted to come in 1st in these elections yesterday do these results would you say do they mean that the mainstream parties were tougher than you expected when i thought i think that the mainstream parties are making a cartel a power cartel agains

over a week now until the rugby world cup kicks off in japan, they were greeting the new zealand all blacks budding rugby players in the making by the looks of things! let's get more on our top story, and donald trump has fired his national security advisorjohn bolton. he claims he resigned, but the president says they had disagreement about many areas of policy, and had to go. peter bowes is in los angeles with more. it looks like that final straw was the meeting at camp david. peace talks with the taliban, they were called off at the 11th hour by donald trump. john bolton said it would set a terrible president. he made it very clear that he was against that. in fact, according to one source, the two had a blazing i’ow one source, the two had a blazing row about it. that coming on top of all of the other policy differences. on key issues, key issues concerning foreign affairs, north korea, iran, russia, venezuela, a very long list of areas where the two men clearly disagreed and the planned meeting, and the final straw for the president deciding they had to go their separate ways. even the

the all blacks were in great form, as they ran in 1a tries with nine different try scorers.g the way with four tries. new zealand begin their quest for a third successive title against south africa in yokohama on 21st september. australia also ended their world cup preparations with a win. they beat samoa 3a points to 15, scoring six tries in sydney. dane haylett—petty and matt to'omua crossed in the last 10 minutes to see the hosts home comfortably. still to come on sportsday: we look ahead to what could be a career defining us open final for serena williams at flushing meadows. and mike bushell dances down to sussex to take on his fellow strictly contestant and paralympic table tennis champion will bailey. to the us open now. and in just over an hour's time serena williams can put herself in the history books — with a record—equalling 24th grand slam, if she can overcome her opponent in the women's final. the 37 year old will take—on the canadian teenager bianca andreescu — exactly two decades after winning her first title in new york — before andreescu was even born. but

the all blacks have won the last two editions of the tournament and face south africa in their openingof the new nfl season, perhaps the biggest stir on social media was caused by odell beckham jr's new watch. —— you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team, that is your tuesday sport briefing. the american adventurer victor vescovo has become the first person to visit the deepest places in all five of earth's oceans. his final dive, conducted in a prototype submersible, was made to the bottom of the arctic ocean's molloy trench — a depth of 5.5km. he'd already reached the floor of the pacific, indian, southern and atlantic oceans. andy moore reports. he has already climbed the highest peaks on seven continents. now he has reached the deepest spot in five oceans. you put your mind to it and you get the right people working with you, almost anything is possible. the final leg of the five deeps expedition took him in his support ship to a location deep inside the arctic circle. his submarine limiting factor went down toa subma

through before offloading to scott barrett heard easy school 17 points in just 5 minutes for the all blacksput them 14 up at the break but their defense had a lapse of concentration in the 2nd half as peter steph to tory crossed unopposed to get south africa back up and running i went 100 pollard sent over a drop goal there were just 4 points in it was it was too big a gap to bridge those penalties from richie moan and then botha barrett secured a 10 point victory and it was job done for the world champions their toughest match out of the way and already almost certain to finish top of pool b. . earlier on saturday fiji gave australia a real scare sapporo dome a try in the chaff but the 9 points ahead while on track to their 1st win over the wallaby 6954 was but then the tide turned. his 1st 2 tries in international rugby to put australia ahead and they ran away with it when fiji had a man sent to the sin bin 3921 the final score australia comfortable winners in the end but with plenty to improve on before they face wales in tokyo next sunday. and tokyo played host to a real thriller betwee

of the group stage standing champions these alien up against south africa and it's currently the all blacks that are leading 173 at home in the early against australia survived a serious case against fiji and france won a real threat against argentina david starts as the actual. test fired up for each side with a clear underdogs against 2 time champions australia but i raced out of the blocks at the sapporo down the sewer to a sofa showed strength breaking to tackles and it finished off by franco purcell yet so for the games i think try. $1412.00 at half time and that was extended just 3 minutes after the break a loose australia passed pounced upon by say annika laver and there was no catching the center as he let into the welcoming arms of his teammates behind the posts fiji would know inputs ahead while on track for their 1st win over the aussies since 1954 but then the tide turned as australia's forwards began to dominate thank a child who left to power his way over for his 1st international try and moments later a carbon copy plotting had his 2nd charge to match and australia were ahead

through before offloading to scott barrett heard easy school 17 points in just 5 minutes for the all blacks put them 14 up at the break but the defense had a lapse of concentration in the 2nd half as peter steph to toy crossed unopposed to get south africa back up and running i went 100 pollard sent over a drop goal that was just 4 points in it i was too big a gap to bridge those penalties from richie bowing and then botha barrett secured a 10 point victory and it was job done for the world champions their toughest match out of the way and already almost certain to finish top of pool b. . earlier on saturday fiji gave australia a real scare sapporo dome a try in the chaff but the 9 points ahead while on track for their 1st win over the wallaby 6954 was but then the tide turned. his 1st 2 tries in international rugby to put australia ahead and they ran away with it when fiji had a man sent to the sin bin 3921 the final score australia comfortable winners in the end but with plenty to improve on before they face wales in tokyo next sunday. and tokyo played host to a real thriller between fran

south africa edged into an early lead, before two quick all black tries. earlier australia made a winning start beating fiji, while france needed a late drop goal as they edged out argentina. tottenham, following their midweek draw in the champions league, feature in the early kick off at leicester. no place in the starting line up for hugo lloris who's wife has given birth, nor christian eriksen. dele alli is dropped from the match day squad allotogether. both sides on eight points. a defensive mix—up gifted bournemouth a late goal in their 3—1 win at southampton last night. they were back in it only for angus gunn and jan bednarek to leave it for each other. allowing callum wilson to score as bournemouth won there for the first time. when the points were sealed with a third goal, it looked like it looked a bit of pandemonium on the bench with delight. yes, it was a nice moment, you very rarely get those moments. probably a handful in my ten years of management you have that pure emotion ofjoy for a few seconds and then you start thinking about next weeke

through before offloading to scott barrett heard easy school 17 points in just 5 minutes for the all blacks put them 14 up at the break but their defense had a lapse of concentration in the 2nd half as peter steph to tory crossed unopposed to get south africa back up and running i went 100 pollard sent over a drop goal there were just 4 points in it was it was too big a gap to bridge those penalties from richie moan and then botha barrett secured a 10 point victory and it was job done for the world champions their toughest match out of the way and already almost certain to finish top of pool b. . earlier on saturday fiji gave australia a real scare at the sapporo dome a trying be chaffed but the 9 points ahead while on track for their 1st win over the wallabies 6954 was but then the tide turned. his 1st 2 tries in international rugby to put australia ahead and they ran away with it when fiji had a man sent to the sin bin 3921 the final score australia comfortable winners in the end but with plenty to improve on before they face wales in tokyo next sunday. and tokyo played host to a real thr

when we did not have a black person on supreme court would do you not have so many black professors. we alld the power to resist. some of us use that power and some of us did not. typically those who did not, did not because they thought the problem was black people. it was sort of working through all of that that ultimately caused me to realize that black people can be racist too particularly to black people. and that ultimately internalized racism was the real black on black crime. you tell a story about a speech he gave as an adolescent. you deconstructed for precisely that, the kind of internalization of the narrative of locked efficiency. i think it's all powerful in part because the rhetorical devices that you describe are actually quite common you call into question that practice which is a long-standing widespread practice. and i wonder it's kind of a question that's a little bit off to the edge but i think it's interesting is why do you think that has such persistence, even as i think à Ãmost of us black people think that we are antiracist in some form or another. that we listen an

is a conflict between the white and the black, and i don't enjoy going to basketball and seeing all black players. blacks cheering for the lakers, whites for the celtics. and so it was that element to it as well. and the lakers, we were-- most of our team was black. most of their team was white. so it just-- it had to play into it. you are such a smart guy. did people assume, "ah, he's a basketball player. he can't be that smart"? oh, yeah, i got that a lot. did you use it to your advantage? oh, i did. i really did, too. they don't understand how many times i met with commissioner stern, how many times i met with dr. buss. you know, i was meeting with ceos when i was still playing because i knew that was my next journey in life. you were thinking about that. i was thinking about it, even as a player. i wanna take you back to the day you got diagnosed. what went through your mind? i was just devastated. i mean, am i gonna die? what does that mean for cookie? that was the hardest thing i ever had to do was to drive home to tell her that i had hiv. -[ scoffs ] if you say so. ♪ -i'm sorry? -w

south africa had taken an early lead, but the all blacks hit back through two quick tries from georgeett put them in front. keeping up their record of never having lost a world cup group match. both sides were expected to reach the latter stages of the tournament. australia beat fiji 39—21, but the beaten finalists from the last tournament were given a scare as fiji led at half—time, only for the wallabies to run in four second—half tries, as they made their experience count. france, in group c, alongside england, edged out argentina, who had staged a second—half comeback. they needed a late camille lopez drop goal to seal a 23—21win in the third match of the day. tottenham, fresh from their midweek draw in the champions league, are up against leicester in the lunchtime kick—off in the premier league. no place in the starting line—up for hugo lloris, whose wife has given birth, nor christian eriksen. harry kane though has given the visitors the lead at the king power stadium. i—o they lead. leicster had earlier seen a goal ruled out for offside. the world athletics championships begin

hemisphere heavyweights. the reigning champions new zealand against the 2 time winners south africa, the all blacksing out on top, 23 points to 13. from yokohama, here's our sports correspondent katie gornall ra rely rarely assist trophy out of their grasp, new zealand and south africa have wa nted grasp, new zealand and south africa have wanted five times it would not be the world cup without this. but south africa had no trouble there, but in front of the post. this was a heavyweight battle, after 20 minutes, they ran through the south african defence as few sites can. minutes later they struck again, this time through the 1a points clearer by half—time. they were in control but as soon as the concentration wavered, they were in, but try as they might, south africa just could not really new zealand in. but the final, these two could be reunited before too long. many thought there could've been an upset here given south africa plus plus form coming into this tournament, new zealand were ruthless and they we re new zealand were ruthless and they were lifting the cup for the fifth time ina were lift

are south africa had taken an early lead, but the all blacks hit back.ott barrett put them in front. keeping up their record of never having lost a world cup group match. both sides are expected to reach the latter stages of the tournamnet. there is plenty of stuff we can work on. the boys showed a lot of fortitude and we took the opportunity is, most of them, when they came. we scrambled well when they came. we scrambled well when they had opportunities themselves, so they had opportunities themselves, so both those areas are really important to us. france had a narrow win against argentina. it finished 23—21 in tokyo. the french had a 17 point lead at halftime, but the pumas fought back to take the lead. replacement camille lopez won it for the french, his drop goal inside the last 10 minute saw them retake the lead. argentina missed a late penalty to win it and may now struggle to get out of pool c, as it also includes england. confirmation of those results then while australia survived a scare against fiji in the early match in sapporo. they trailed

there was dancing, singing, before emerging from mount fuji was all blacks legend richie mccaw to delivern before too long. much of the tournament's success will depend on the hosts. the stakes could not be higherfor them. as heavy favourites against russia, it was a test of nerve as much as talent. japan slanted earlier on, there mistake brutally punished. pressure, 20th in the world, had a shock lead. japan were down by seven but they hit back almost immediately, and in some style. quick feet and quicker hand setting up quick feet and quicker hand setting up the score. russia struggled to keep up, matsushima look to put japan into the lead. a closer look revealed he had lost control. no try, said nigel 0wens. but there was no keeping him out for long, again he found space, this time there was no doubt. japan led by five at half—time. that game is continuing in tokyo, japan heavy favourites against the lowest ranked side in the competition. they had their result tested but improved in the second half, scoring another try, peter labuschagne early in the second half and going over for abou

missed because all of us africans it's only the difference because of the borders but all of us and all blacks africans soaring inflation rising food prices and high unemployment in zimbabwe made it difficult to survive the that's why they came here to look for work but some locals feel foreigners from other parts of africa are competing with them for scarce jobs and government services more than 100 people have lost their belongings cheering the violence or trying to start over and rebuild their homes but many say they still don't feel safe here afraid african foreigners could be targeted again and. president still has condemned the attacks as an awful big and acceptable many foreign owned businesses and african foreign nationals have been attacked threats of reprisals for south africa to temporarily shut its embassy and consulate in nigeria we people have been protesting against attacks we also are now the fabric ensemble right now across. africa has gone. become hardened market parents are really prepared they have longer. they have also been demonstrations in zambia people they are threate

the all blacks were in great form as they ran in 1a tries with nine different try scorers.e bridge leading the way with four tries. new zealand begin their quest for a third successive title against south africa in yokohama on 21 september. australia also ended their world cup preparations with a win. they beat samoa 3a points to 15, scoring six tries in sydney. dane haylett—petty and matt to'omua crossed in the last ten minutes to see the hosts home comfortably. still to come on sportsday: we look ahead to what could be a career defining us open final for serena williams at flushing meadows. and mike bushell dances down to sussex to take on his fellow strictly contestant and paralympic table tennis champion will bailey. yeah! in my ear! that was fine! want a shot! i think we should stop there. f1 championship leader lewis hamilton was pipped to pole position at tomorrow's italian grand prix by charles leclerc, but the headlines from monza are all about the final period of qualifying, where several failed to finish before time was up. mercedes boss toto wolff said it made e

and i knew it would be a positive in the american culture, to be rescued, where black people were being depicted, in all those demeaning positions. to bring another side, black writers and black artists and people like that but also to show them in their full humanity, that was part of the earlier bringing and i am grateful for it. >> you are a black woman. you were coming up at a time when opportunities for women and specifically black women were limited. you write about how your whole education was a big focus and encouragement for you to pursue a life out in the world and whatever you could be but i want to take you to that day in september 1961, when you walked into the washington post as the first black woman reporter they hired. how much did you feel the weight of that first? >> i felt it strongly because i had been prepared for it by one of my professors at columbia. and in many ways, one of our favorite professors. when i went to him near the end of the semester, he said you have so many handicaps you will probably make it. what did that mean? i read that and i read it probably four times, five

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