it he is a huge game against england for the all—blacks. —— it seems to be.rica are lying in wait in four scotland play fiji later tomorrow and sione tuipulotu will lead the team out at murrayfield for the first time. the glasgow warriors captain replaces team—mate finn russell for the match against the fijians, as well as games against south africa, portugal and australia. tuipulotu's brother mosese has also been called up, much to the delight of his family, particularly his scottish grandmother. is quite funny. it's quite funny. my sister has been screaming johnny how about _ my sister has been screaming johnny how about how my grandmother finally found out _ how about how my grandmother finally found out how to use social media. -- screaming— found out how to use social media. —— screaming about. it's hilarious because — —— screaming about. it's hilarious because it — —— screaming about. it's hilarious because it was on facebook. she doesn't _ because it was on facebook. she doesn't have a facebook profile picture. — doesn't have a facebook profile picture

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ireland against the all blacks begins the autumn internationals weekend with a bang.ng to avoid four successive defeats for the first time in his managerial career, pep guardiola insists he knows what he needs to fix at manchester city. and one win away from another big title, olympic champion zheng qinwen is still standing at the wta tour finals. also coming up on sportsday — a one—horse race with the winner not even needing to go over onejump. we find out how much this was worth to the only runner in the 1:50 at exeter. and don't look down, justjump — how aiden heslop became the best at falling off the edge of a cliff, very gracefully. hello again. welcome along this friday evening. it is time for the next chapter in the captivating rivalry between two of the best in rugby union. ireland are the world's number one team, based partly on their triumphs over tonight's opponents, the all blacks, in recent years. a breakthrough win in chicago, then a historic series victory in new zealand in 2022 — but in amongst those high points, the defeats that have ended ireland's l

the barratta brothers were new zealand, to twickenham on saturday after boaden was named for the all blacksounding... after england p"°p surrounding... after england prop posted on social media this week that it should be binned. he has since apologised. our rugby reporter reports. at apologised. our rugby reporter reorts. �* ., , reports. at the england camp here today. _ reports. at the england camp here today, there _ reports. at the england camp here today, there is - reports. at the england camp here today, there is plenty i reports. at the england camp here today, there is plenty ofj here today, there is plenty of buildup and excitement towards the first match of the automation series with england taking new zealand, there has been discussion around the team selection and on tuesday, the big set piece battle in the tweaks in the war that both players and fans have to get their heads around. despite that, the big topic has been that, the big topic has been that sweet and the haka, the first time we have been able to speak to the england captain on the topic and he is actually a big fan

can you become bigger than the all blacks? i mean, the all blacks are iconic. they really are.en's football, everybody around the world looks up to the us women's national team. and i know everybody challenges to, you know, to put themselves in a better position than us. but, you know, that's part of my task, to be able to keep the us in the top end of the game. during her 12 years at chelsea, hayes signed some of the biggest players in the world. one of those, striker sam kerr, recently announced with her partner, the usa forward kristie mewis, that they're pregnant with their first child, an announcement that was tarnished by the online abuse that followed. sam is one of the most genuine people i've ever met and someone who i know will be a wonderful mum and, yeah, i mean, it's, like it's not shocking to hear the abuse they suffered. i just think for those of us in the women's games, we've just come to expect that. it doesn't make it right, um, and it's unacceptable, but one where i know sam will manage that and put all her energy into making sure her and kristie sort of hope

brothers when new zealand come to twickenham on saturday after boaden was named at fly half for the all blacksile, there has been plenty of reaction from both england and new zealand to the controversy surrounding the haka after the england prop posted on social media this week that it should be binned. he has since apologised. our rugby correspondent reports. at the england camp here today, there is plenty of buildup and excitement towards the first match of the autumn nations series with england taking on new zealand. of course, there has been discussion around the team selection on tuesday, the big set piece battle in the tweaks and the rules that both players and fans have to get their heads around. —— tweets. despite that, the big topic has been that tweet and the haka. it's the first time we have been able to speak to the england captain on the topic and he is actually a big fan of the new zealand cultural challenge. it is something that i have a huge amount of respect for, i love the theatre it brings, i love the atmosphere that it generates, the connection with the fans, all that kind

ireland, the top ranked side in the world against the mighty all blacks.xture that has provided some truly memorable encounters over recent years. this evening promises to be no different. ireland of course, still looking to lay to rest the disappointment of that quarter final defeat to new zealand at last years rugby world cup. i haven't thought about it too much, personally. i've obviously reflected on that game and i know it wasn't near one of my best performances or where i can get to. it's all part of the journey and the evolution of a player and of a person. i'm sure that game, some of the lessons from it will lead to further development and growth for me. yeah, i'm looking forward to putting that into action. new zealand, fresh from that narrow victory over england last weekend, will certainly know they have a tough challenge ahead. they do though have plenty of motivation of their own, namely getting themselves back up to world number one. ireland have been right up there not just the last few years i think the last ten years they have been leading

ireland, the top ranked side in the world against the mighty all blacks. it's a fixture that has provided some truly memorable encounters over recent years. this evening promises to be no different. ireland, of course, still looking to lay to rest the disappointment of that quarter final defeat to new zealand at last years rugby world cup. i haven't thought about it too much, personally. i've obviously reflected on that game and i know it wasn't near one of my best performances or where i can get to. it's all part of the journey and the evolution of a player and of a person. i'm sure that game, some of the lessons from it will lead to further development and growth for me. yeah, i'm looking forward to putting that into action. new zealand, fresh from that narrow victory over england last weekend, will certainly know they have a tough challenge ahead. they do though have plenty of motivation of their own, namely getting themselves back up to world number one. ireland have been right up there notjust the last ireland have been right up there not just the las

and a fierce face—off tonight between ireland and the all blacks — who came out on top in dublin?here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis for our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. three men have been charged in new york in connection with alleged iranian plans to murder donald trump, and other american citizens. one of the men hasn't been arrested and is believed to be in iran. prosecutors say the plan dates back to september, before the presidential election. our north america editor sarah smith is in florida tonight. the three men have been charged with trying to assassinate donald trump during the presidential campaign and doing so under the instruction of the iranian revolutionary guard corps. the criminal complaint alleges that an iranian as it was told to hire people in the united states to conduct surveillance on donald trump and ultimately to try to assassinate him. they were told money was no object whatsoever and if they couldn't get the plan together within seven days, they were to wait until donald trump loses the electio

the challenge. 6 to 8 women's postal battalion overseas montford point marines uss mason crew was all black for the officers. 7/61 tank battalion. how can we forget tuskegee airmen who showed that black folk could fly. 1948 president harry truman signed a presidential executive order desegregating. the united states military. now the buffalo soldiers been serving since the end of the civil war or the civil war and now we get to korea i got to tell you. i'm sitting up here with two superhero. so if it starts happening, it was necessary i want introduce to you, our panelists mr. henry floyd wright is a veteran of the korean war. born in july 1931, he entered the army and may of 1950, immediately after school graduation, he was assigned to the basic training at fort knox. in july 1951, months after the war begun or began on the of korea. june 26, 1950, before deployed to korea, while on a 14 day leave of absence basic training, he married his child sweetheart. ms. gladys. now deceased following leave he reported to fort fort lewis and seattle, washington, where he was assigned to encompass in

the all blacks currently down 19-14, the all blacks currently down 19—14, england leading.f children in gaza. the who says it will be confined to gaza city. the immunisation campaign began in september but was suspended last week because of continuing israeli attacks on northern gaza. the who says it will still not be able to reach tens of thousands of children. meanwhile in lebanon, a government minister has confirmed that a senior official has been abducted in a raid on a house near the lebanese city of tripoli by a suspected team of israeli naval commandos. the identity of the abducted man hasn't yet been confirmed but he's reported to be a senior member of hezbollah's naval force. a lebanese minister representing hezbollah in lebanon's government has confirmed that cctv video of the incident is accurate. the scottish comedian janey godley has died at the age of 63. she revealed in november 2021 that she had ovarian cancer and documented her treatments. a tough upbringing in the east end of glasgow was the thread which ran through her humour, but she found viral fame dur

a late drop goal, didn't go their way though — and by the finest of margins, it was the all blacks whoon top. 0ur correspondent joe wilson reports. this was a drama we expected. the haka wasn't respected. could the rugby live up to the introduction? finding spaces at full pace is the essence of the game. this is the essence of the game. they led by two points at half—time. england seized their chance at half—time. it was tight. it was so tight. conversion followed this move. the last kick of the game. but he missed. the margin of victory was theirs. follow the ball wide of the post. so near but so far against new zealand once more. so the most narrow of defeats for england against the all blacks again — with australia, south africa and japan to come this month. let's get some more now from joe, who sent us this from west london. when asked a feel for george ford~ — when asked a feel for george ford. highly skilled player bed short— ford. highly skilled player bed short of— ford. highly skilled player bed short of match practice at the moment _ short of match practice at the moment. he

this is all black you see, all black, because there was black smoke. >> reporter: she, her husband, and two children moved from war-torn ukraine to the bay area about eight months ago, only to have tragedy strike. >> the entrance i had one plant that i also took from -- to the usa, when they moved to usa with us. so i think that it's not alive, because it was very hot. >> reporter: katerina is grateful her children were playing outside when the fire broke out, but now the question remains, what next? >> in some documents on top, i can see the fire touched, but they are safe. the most important thing. >> reporter: they've come to call the viking park apartments community their family. >> here you go. this is from a whole bunch -- these are donations from facebook, a whole bunch of strangers that have wanted to help out. >> reporter: ronnie, a neighbor, has been helping katerina and her family. >> it is very important to help families and friends in these situations. >> reporter: katerina's friend set up a gofundme for her and ronnie also set up donation pages for her neighbors who were a

professional development and school teams, breaking up fights and talking to parents and being the voice of all black people in the building. it wasn't sustainable for me. my organization was founded to increase the number of black male educators in schools. less than 2% of educators in america are black men. less than 2% of educators in america are black men. when we look at the dropout rates and who leaves and the rates for black boys, when you look at literacy rates and who is bottom of the barrel, numeracy rates, and one educator that looks like, that comes from the same culture, or comes from the same neighborhood as the student, just one experience can help that student graduate from high school at a rate of 15%. when we talk about representation, making sure that students are able to see teachers that look like them, not only is it a social and emotional experience, but it is an experience that helps them achieve better and be better citizens. randall: classic void-filling where you talk about 6% of students -- cornell: black boys, absolutely. in missouri, the state i come from, 90% of educato

taylor will make their return to action in the line—up and ardie savea will replace sam cane in the all blacksting the legendary frenchman, too. we understand the threat he poses and how he is big key man for the french team, so hopefully we, with our defence and whatnot, have strategies to nullify that. but, you know, if we don't shunt up physically against the big french pack, we allow antoine dupont to run the show. so, hopefully we can nullify that but also understand and respect the class he has. some guys, you just can't stop, but we'll try our best on saturday. now, after his retirement from professional cycling, mark cavendish has been reflecting on his long career. he's been world champion on the road and the track — olympic silver — but it's his record in grand tours that sets him apart. this summer, he broke the tour de france record for stage wins with his 35th victory and he signed off from the sport last sunday at the age of 39, winning a one—day race in singapore. i love cycling. at the end of the day, i'm lucky, i'm very fortunate i got to do what i love as a job and every day

. >> are you wearing all black tonight, raymond? all black tonight. >> it's my homage to johnny cash. >> it's a very johnny cash -- well, nashville, i know you're in nashville. what else is going on? >> well, even bud light had a new ad, commenting on the woke off key messages that have wounded their brand. [ ♪ ] >> it is a passion. >> what? >> i think i'm in the wrong commercial. >> what? >> yeah, dude, this isn't right. >> wait, aren't you andre? >> no, i'm shane. >> you're supposed to be in a bud light commercial. >> i'm supposed to be in a -- i'm supposed to be in a bud light commercial and not here. >>> in you're here -- andre is... [ cheering and applause ] >> laura, that's called an advertising act of contrition. that's to make up for dylan mulvaney, i don't know if it works or not but again everybody's trying to reorient and i think the trump election may have something to do with these new ads we're seeing. >> and speaking of beer... >> oh, yeah. at the u.n. climate summit a singapore company unveiled a new beer made of rec

combined, they have educated roughly 50% of all black doctors in the united states. the population, but represent a little more than 5% of doctors. >> having a health care professional is important in the community, but also having a black health care professional raises all the boats. >> reporter: dr. valerie montgomery-rice is president of morehouse school of medicine in atlanta. how does that uplift everyone? >> first of all, it's going to allow us to educate and train more black and brown physicians and it's going to allow those students to have more choice in where they want to practice and to be less burdened with debt. >> reporter: and that's something she's already seeing. in 2020, bloomberg gifted morehouse school of medicine $26 million to help students pay down debt. resident physician jamil joyner received $100,000. >> it not only says we believe in black doctors, it says we believe in black institutions and how they will play a role in changing health care for black individuals. >> reporter: for dr. dontal johnson, more investment in black doctors is nee

and even though marler wasn't playing against the all blacks yesterday, that agonising defeat for englandhe pitch at the end, whether he'd have been able to lock up that scrum and give george ford the perfect platform. sadness that it's over for marler, but pride that it happened. and yeah, a wonderful career and one of england's best to ever do it in the front row. the moto gp championship will go down to the final round of its season after the defending champion, francesco bagnaia, won the malaysian grand prix on sunday. the race at sepang had to be restarted after this crash on the second corner ofjust the opening lap. bagnaia started from pole and a thrilling battle ensued with title rivaljorge martin. they swapped the lead several times over the opening three laps, before the italian finally took control, staying in front to claim his 10th win of the season. but he still trails the championship leader martin by 2a points. from one motorsport to another. max verstappen�*s significant win at the sao paulo grand prix means that he has a 62—point advantage over his nearest rival, lando n

ireland, the top ranked side in the world against the mighty all blacks.nters over recent years. this evening promises to be no different. ireland, of course, still looking to lay to rest the disappointment of that quarter final defeat to new zealand at last years rugby world cup. i haven't thought about it too much, personally. i've obviously reflected on that game and i know it wasn't near one of my best performances or where i can get to. it's all part of the journey and the evolution of a player and of a person. i'm sure that game, some of the lessons from it will lead to further development and growth for me. yeah, i'm looking forward to putting that into action. new zealand, fresh from that narrow victory over england last weekend, will certainly know they have a tough challenge ahead.

after a defeat to the all blacks, and tense win over argentina — the side who world number ones not sok gearey reports. this is what it means to play for your country. this is what it means to play foryour country. for gus for your country. for gus mccarthy and foryour country. for gus mccarthy and sam prendergast, these were emotional moments on theirfirst island these were emotional moments on their first island starts. mccarthy had to steady his hands. just four and a half minutes in, he was the thread that runs through the opening try. that runs through the opening t . ., , , , try. that is the irish side we have come _ try. that is the irish side we have come to _ try. that is the irish side we have come to know! - try. that is the irish side we - have come to know! prendergast could not channel— have come to know! prendergast could not channel the _ could not channel the adrenaline as easily. this challenge and him a yellow card, it might have been read. the half was all green. fiji powerless to stop ireland scoring three times more, craig casey went flying, a more settled prende

and the conversion gave the all blacks a two—point advantage. a drop goal right at the death. but that went wide to leave england agonisingly short. i don't think he has ever missed a drop goal in his life. probably a bit of emotion in the game, we showed a lot of character, stayed in the game, we showed a lot of character, stayed

ireland, the number one raked team, are playing the mighty all blacks.ment is a level, 3—3 in dublin, 21 minutes on the clock, you can follow the latest on that match on the bbc sport website. as promised... so, as donald trump assembles his team to help him run the us government, there's speculation that one of the seniorjobs could go to the world's richest man, elon musk. the two become close on the campaign trail — here's mr musk in a photo with the trump family. in fact, in the last couple of hours, we've heard that elon musk took part in a phone call between the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky and mr trump after his election victory. that news coming from a senior ukrainian official. but whilst they may see eye—to—eye on major issues — they hold very difrferent views on climate change — and what governments need to do to tackle the issue. elon musk describes himself as pro—environment" and "super pro—climate" — whilst mr trump has dismissed global warming as a hoax. if we ignore that science and sort of put our head in the sand and think it i

that's all black folks eating also for the leftovers or the in trails that absolutely is not the whole of african and african american diet. psyche williams force and wrote a book entitled, eating while black. she's a professor of american studies at the university of maryland. when you have people who are repeat those narratives without knowing the history, you repeat the, the stereotype. another stereotype is that black people loved to eat watermelon and chicken back in 2008. when for rock, obama was 1st elected us president, a caricature circulated online at the white house, with a huge watermelon patch on the front lawn. there was nothing to do about it, it was absolutely a racist, true. its roots can be found and the post slavery here, right in the us when some black people sold watermelons to earn money. a slice resembles a wide smile, which is how black people were often for trade. always grinning, always happy, always wonderfully delighted to be in surfeit to 2 point books. we were accused of being watermelon. darkies, shrieking, stealing darkies. that narrative goes all the wa

commanding officers were all white and the sailors were all black. those sailors were tasked with loading ammunition onto liberty ships, transporting cargo in arms to the war zones. 2000 pound blockbusters, all warheads for top eaters, 6 in the next project is and anything in between. it was a task. no one on the base was properly trained for. >> and told my my officers several times that that one day this stuff is going to explode. his answer was, if it does. >> you or i won't know anything about it. >> and on july, 17th 1944, that's exactly what happened. 10:18pm, to deafening explosions ripped through the base, blowing 2 ships out of the water and instantly killing 320 men. 202 of them were black sailors. >> unreal. few seconds. green. the light. second. >> in 1990, kron 4 produced a documentary called port chicago mutiny, a national tragedy. 3 survivors shared their stories. u.s. navy man, joseph small, percy robinson and robert ralph junior for robert. the explosion was the last thing he ever saw. >> it was man in my bed with my head resting on l

at the center of it all, this tall tree. black friday shopper will mclennan is enjoying the holiday with his mother and his dog. >> mom is visiting for the holidays. so we have to come to the famous macy's christmas tree. and i am enjoying union square.'s >> reporter: while the crowds were not as large as years passed, the holiday festivities may not look the same this time next year. macy's is set to close the flagship store when they find a buyer for the property, which could be as soon as next year. it is part of a plan enclosures. >> it is at such a landmark location. big gathering area. so sad to hear. i associate this big tree with macy's. >> reporter: and shoppers like gloria from italy say shopping in union square just will not be the same without it. >> i love macy's. i am always here. i am sad it is closing because i love this place. >> reporter: but with or without macy's, shoppers are optimistic. >> it is a huge improvement for us to see people that are visiting san francisco. they are having a wonderful time. they are

it is deeply hurtful to the targeted team mate and to all black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black students, staff and families kron. 4 news has confirmed that the letter was sent players and their families and the district held a meeting with the team and their parents. obviously, racism like not acceptable thing. and especially like in a school environment. so i think that i hope that the school looks looks into everything. >> yeah, i can get further like. information about >> at school wednesday, students sharing their thoughts about the matter. >> i believe this should be investing formal investigation on the football team about races, races, events that occurred. the formal investigation you see happen to us to the terminal hawkins >> to continue the policy against racism. >> kron 4 news has confirmed that the team is on probation and a further incidences do occur. the entire team season could be canceled. right now the team is scheduled to play this coming friday in ma

it is deeply hurtful to the targeted team mate and to all black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black students, staff and families. >> obviously racism like not acceptable thing. and especially like in a school environment. so i think that i hope that the school a look looks into everything. yeah, i can get further like. information about it. >> at school wednesday, students sharing their thoughts about the matter. >> i believe this should be investing formal investigation on the football team about races, races, events that occurred. the formal investigation you see happen to us to the terminal hawkins >> to continue the policy against racism. >> kron 4 news has confirmed that the team is on probation and a further incidences do occur. the entire team season could be canceled. right now the team is scheduled to play this coming friday in marin county. theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, another bay area tech companies cutting jobs, santa clara, based shake has announ

police responded saturday to a report of about a dozen people wearing all black with red face masks carryingswastikas and shouting racial slurs. one of the people used pepper spray or mace on a passerby. the group left when officers arrived. no one was arrested. >>> the "chicago tribune" says the justice department is demanding records from an illinois sheriff's office related to the deadly shooting of sonya massey by a deputy. massey, who's black, was shot in her springfield home in july when deputies responded to her 911 call reporting a possible prowler. she was shot three times during a confrontation with a white deputy from sangamon county, sean grayson. he was later fired and charged with murder. the justice department is investigating how authorities in the county treat black people and also people with behavioral disabilities. >>> and "the washington post" says the charles county, maryland, sheriff's office is investigating an alleged hanging incident in an elementary school. the mother of a second grader says she received a call from the school friday telling her that her son was ch

yes, over all black americans are still voting heavily for democrats, but less so. and in these elections that are so close, all trump had to do, and we seem trump having a long history with this is just chip away. a couple of percentage points here, and there are women of people from various latino backgrounds and people from various black community backgrounds to get to the result that we saw today. let's digging deeper with this. i mean, the math is pretty easy and is a trend here we're talking a loss of roughly 10 percentage points from almost every traditionally democratic voting. blog keeping in mind that the new wants that you just reference there. how did that happen to i mean, trump has been saying this was much as it was going to happen and he was right and, and we have seen this trend towards a more nuanced electorate. that these traditional estimate groups and only viewing people as they're asking us to do your, their skin color and not bringing in. as i said, education class, these kinds of things is a big liability for the democrats. and they are going

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france face the all blacks later tonight — you can follow that on our website — bbc. co. uk/sport. land, as his side aim to halt a record run of defeats. the wallabies meanwhile head into sunday's test at the principality stadium in confident mood. ceri coleman—phillips reports. a record is looming over wales this weekend but it is one warren gatland hope they will not break. should they lose... it will be 11 test losses in a row, something that has never happened before. assistant coach neiljenkins as they are out to right some wrongs. it hurts. there is no way to raise about it. i would not be sat here if it did not hurt me or if i do not care i would not be here. it matters greatly and deeply that we are successful and on the right track. we will not win every game, we know that, but as these games go on we know we are more than capable of winning them. the wallabies going to sunday's games as favourites, beating wales twice and impressing last weekend. the side also have a decent record in cardiff winning nine from their last 11 visits. warren gatland named his team earlier this

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what is the black folder of blue black photos are like all voters. they come from a variety of walks of life latino voters. cubans vote differently than kind of recon folk, differently than mexican americans, etc, etc. the list goes on and on. so it's not enough to just say, well, we have the black book with us. what does that mean? um and to that point, we see exactly that. yes, over all black americans are still voting heavily for democrats, but less so. and in these elections that are so close, all trump had to do, and we seem trump having a long history with this is just chip away. a couple of percentage points here. and there are women of people from various latino backgrounds and people from various black community backgrounds to get to the results that we saw today. let's digging deeper with this. i mean the math is pretty easy and is a trend here. we're talking a loss of roughly 10 percentage points from almost every traditionally democratic voting. blog keeping in mind that the new ones that you just reference there. how did that happen to i

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black men build across the country? >> yeah, a lot of that sounds very familiar and i'm happy to be here with you all today. what we have seen and what we contend at black men build is that this conversation is misguided when it's about black voters and black male voters, because what we see is the real issue and concern is that democratic and republican party forming a government that has billions of dollars for war for bombs, but doesn't have money to supply some things that you talked about with benny the butcher. healthcare, education, school. every four years, we come around and have this conversation about black men and black male voters. the conversation truly should be , why is it that every four years that the government has to re-convince us that it will do the basic things that it's supposed to and they have billions of dollars to send overseas for war? >> that leads into my next question and it's good to have you here. a lot of brothers will say that neither side serves them. the idea that there is no dismantling with his own tools. what should blackman be looking to achieve the selection? >> nei

black: so he's not locked up? officer: no. thomas webster: no. no. no. no. we're going to get him-- aller: --to the hospital. jason johnson: they seem to recognize that this was primarily a mental health emergency. they seemed empathetic in their communication, both with mr. black and with mr. black's mom. i really felt like it was a professional response. lester holt: but johnson did question some of officer webster's choices, like when he smashed the car window. jason johnson: i do think that that is the one key moment that i think there's fair criticism. an objective observer could look at that and certainly could question-- and i think the questions are reasonable ones. was tasing a good option in this case? i think the use of the taser was objectively reasonable. i don't think that it was the best choice, candidly. lester holt: officer webster, through his attorney, declined multiple requests for an interview with "dateline." but he did speak on the record. lester holt: after anton black's death, the maryland state police launched an investigation and interviewed webster about what

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