arthur ashe at this point seems unstoppable.ill another ace, and ash has been served perfectly through. 2 consecutive aces, and borg is powerless, as would anyone be against this serve. 3 consecutive aces, and the crowd senses what is going on. he is a man with a mission. a perfect service game, it's a matter of time now for arthur ashe. even bjorn borg feels it now, this is meant to be his time in tennis. game 6, and borg is serving at 0-30. arthur has won 11 straight points. 12 straight, and arthur's first major championship in 7 years is almost his. [applause] so arthur ashe, without that 1975 would be his year, has won his first major title. this time, when he puts his mind to it, and when he counted, he won. he overcame losses 3 times, proving what he can do under pressure. by winning the world championship in tennis, he stayed healthy claim to the number one spot he has worked so hard for. former texas governor presided over the presentation. >> for the finalists, and the winner, in many countries around the world. he has

borg evenson said which ashe goes on to win. has borg at breakpoint in game eight. borg is irritated and ashe is ahead serving in the next game. even the match at set-3. a perfect topspin by ashe but borg comes right back serving out a deuce. very lucky for arthur he's down the set point. arthur can make it 2-1 in set now. again and the net. he's simply not hitting his shot. arthur breaks in the force said in the serving at 2-love. arthur continues to apply the pressure and now he's at 3-love lead. another ace. he's untouchable. he takes three more straight points and borg is facing a 4-love situation. arthur ashe at this point seems unstoppable. two consecutive aces and borg is powerless as anyone would be. three consecutive aces and the crowd senses what's going on inside this man with a mission. it's a matter of time now for arthur ashe and bjorn borg seems to sense that this was meant to be his time in tennis. game six and borg is serving at 1-30. arthur has won 11 straight points. 12 straight and arthur's first major champi

ashe. carry me back ♪ ♪ but to old virginia ♪ ♪ that's where the cotton ♪ >> coming up black in the south in the city which was the old capital of the confederacy, see big statues of stone wall jefferson, robert e. lee. >> i had to sit behind the white line on the bus. i had to ride in black taxis. went to black schools. i went to black churches. we lived on a black playground. my father was a caretaker of the larmgest playground for riches in richmond, virginia. the house came with the job on the playground and four tennis courts just ten yards away. literally. >> we live on the playground. why do you want to play tennis? he said to me i want to be the jackie robinson of tennis. >> it suited me mentally. that was almost serendipity in a way. i would begin right there in the playground. ♪ i am fascinated by what people are. that one moment when their life changed completely. mine happened when i was 10 years old. on the courts next to my house in richmond, virginia, during an idle moment wh

this sunday, a new cnn film on ashe's life. who was analytical to someone who became more and more about direct action. >> did you get to south africa feeling that you could change things just by playing tennis? >> i'm not presumptuous enough to think i can change anything. per se. >> he wanted black south africans to see a free black man. and the possibilities that a free black man could live. >> his impact was huge. joining me now is lewis moore, a history professor at grand state valley university. professor, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> it's great that you can be here this late evening. we just heard arthur ashe talking about wanting to be an inspiration to black south africans. can you give us a sense of what kind of backlash he might have been receiving for speaking out loud and clear against apartheid? >> yeah, so, when he goes to south africa in 1973, the backlash is that he's going and he legitimizes this system of apartheid, right? just by going and letting them use him, because the south africans, they den

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citizen ashe takes a fresh look at the impact ashe had both on and off the court.er and current co-chair of the nhl player inclusion committee. i have to say i'm a bruins fan so it's an honor to get to speak to you in-person today. look, arthur ashe was a black tennis player in a predominantly white sport. you were a black hockey player in a predominantly white sport. what kind of influence do you think ashe had on you and the sports world? >> yeah,'d tremendous influence on myself and to your point it was, you know, the fact that he was a black player playing in a white sport, i could definitely relate to what arthur ashe went through. it's easy, i think it would be easier if i was a football player or a basketball player to speak out on these issues because you have more support around you with your teammates that look like you, but when you're playing a sport like hockey or a sport like tennis sometimes i feel like you are on a bit of an island. i gain a lot of strength and a lot of courage from watching him, listening to what arthur ashe went through when he pl

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white sport, and he changed the ashe takes a fresh look at the impact ashe had both on and off the courtlved from someone who was analytic to someone who became more and more about direct action. >>> did you get to south africa feeling you could change things just by playing tennis? >> i am not presumptuous enough to think i can change anything. per se. >> he wanted black south africans to see a free black man. and the possibilities that a free black man could live. >> joining us now is francis seoffo, a top ranked tennis player and an outspoken advocate for social justice. great to see you. as a black athlete in the predominantly white sport of tennis, i'm guessing you can relate to arthur ashe. he has been a role model to you in terms of how you approach the sport and all the advocacy work you do? >> no doubt, he's been a huge inspiration to sme since the start of my journey. what he was able to do was special. being pioneers of the sport, being one of the best ever to do it as a black man, obviously is special, and you know, with his status and what he was able to do on the social jus

tennis legend arthur ashe made history as a black athlete.akes a fresh look at his impact both on and off the court. >> he had evolved from someone who was analytical to someone who became more and more about direct action. >> did you get to significant feeling that you could change things just by playing tennis? >> i'm not presumptuous enough to think i can change anything. per se. >> he wanted black south africans to see a free black man. and the possibilities that a free black man could live. >> joining us now are the directors of the film. hi. so, rex, you saw arthur play as a child and followed him closely through the career but what was it specifically about ashe that made you want to tell his story? >> yeah. i'm the product of two tennis fanatics and i was at the u.s. open as a little kid. he was a character in my life and opened me up to problems in south africa, the apartheid situation. >> sam, ashe blazed a trail for many of the athlete activists like colin kaepernick. speaking out today. how big was his impact? >> i think his impac

what the world missed not having arthur ashe for all these years. >> so true.as much as we know about arthur ashe there are so many layers about him that will be brought to our attention this evening in an enlightening documentary. thank you so much. be sure to tune in to the all new cnn film "citizen ashe" 9:00 p.m. here on cnn. and thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield. "the cnn newsroom" continues with bob acosta after this." ♪ only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. anvanguard retirement tools and advice can help you get there. that's the value of ownership. tools and advice our ancestors had power, our ancestors had hope and our ancestors had ambition. born in 1847, formally enslaved, started buying land, was in the house of representatives. we didn't know our family was part of black reconstruction. exactly. okay, seriously. finding out this family history, these things become anchors for your soul. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you los

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let's bring a timothy ash emerging, emerging market strategist at blue bay asset management. thanks for joining us. now putin said today that russia's financial systems and markets have stabilized and that a crisis has failed to materialize. would you say this is accurate? well, they crushed initially, a huge rocks in equity and bon prices. washy, bon prices of state, very low. they would about a $0.13 for the russian long bond and the trade about $0.20 now. so that's not true . the rouble has stabilized, but it's a pretty artificial exchange rate at the moment because it's of a liquid market imports of collapse. and obviously energy prices the highest that's helping them. but you know, sanctions are not meant to us. well it's, it's very difficult to stop the russian economy and straight away sanctions will have an impact over the very long term. undoubtedly they make the outlook for the ocean economy. pretty bleak, low grow flow investments, difficult to access financing and, and stagnation. i think he is going to be the story for russia over the next decade . right. i mean,

awesome as well, timothy ash, thank you for putting that in context. my pleasure. well now to some of the other global business stories making this more european nations have reported fallen gas imports from russia. slovakia said it's been told deliveries will drop by half. italy has already seen imports have to official said while france has received no russian gas since wednesday. russian from gas prom has blaine, some reduced flows on maintenance. trade unions representing ryanair cabin cruiser planning strikes this month in belgium, portugal and france. the union say the irish low cost airline is not respecting belgian labor laws related to the minimum wage and pay for certain pre and post flight work. well, let's take a look now at markets where it has been an especially tough week for crypto currencies. bitcoin tumbled to just above $20000.00 this week, down 70 percent from its record high of $69000.00 last november. that was after u. s. crypt, a lender celsius froze, customer withdrawals, which deepened a market meltdown that has unfolded in recent weeks. ma

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he response to our missile that was lashed from the gaza strip towards ash cologne. ah, oh, very late or last night. and these early raids that happen early this morning. ah, where in retaliation of that missile? ah, now these raids, i had not caused any casualties. no casualties were reported, but as i mentioned, they were the most tense in the past a month and a many a material damage was caused by these raids. al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of his journalist in the occupied west bank. sharon ob lockley was shot in the hedge by israeli forces while she was an assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral is ready forces stormed the procession and sauntered beating. mourners, causing pall bearers to almost drop her casket. members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to confront investigation. sharina blackly was known as the voice of palestine. police in brazil say human remains found in the amazon rain for is said those of missing british journali

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. >>> and programming note for you, be sure to watch the new cnn film "citizen ashe" tonight at 9:00 p.m. here is a preview. ♪ >> everything is on a razor's edge. you forget the score. you forget where you are. i feel like my body is floating within myself. >> arthur ashe, bright young member of the united states davis cup team. >> some people think we're all braun and no brains. i like to fight the myth. >> he started becoming a citizen of the world. >> arthur ashe, winning the men's wimbledon singles title. >> he was evolved from someone who was analytical to someone who came more about direct action. >> he picked ed it up like he every other cause. >> he never forgot about his race, i'm talking about the human race. >> "citizen ashe" premieres tonight at 9:00 on cnn. because you can track us and see exactly when we'll be there. >> woman: i have a few morore minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits yourur schedule. go to safelite.c.com. >> singers: ♪ safafelite repai, safelite replace. ♪ we're carvana the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100

he has brought some of her ashes to spread at the top. cheering. gilman�*s point, one of the three official summits at the top of kilimanjaro. goodjob, goodjob, goodjob! there is the briefest celebration, some photos, and then a moment martin will neverforget. we've done it, we're at the top of kilimanjaro. i said when my mum passed away in november, and i know she was immensely proud. i said she was going to be with me, and she is, so ijust said, when i got the top of kilimanjaro, i'd spread some ashes, play ourfavourite tune, so i'm going to do that now. sniffing. so, it's the carpenters, for all we know. this is for you, mum. that was a very special moment, and to play that music as well, which is a very special song, between me and my mum... i'm getting emotional now! he sobs. sorry! love you, mum. singing. the team meet up for a final farewell. it is a joyous celebration, a thank you, and a goodbye. singing. i said we'd all come back as different people and i certainly will do, just the love and like that...them just... like, just, yeah, i'll

in april 1815, a massive ash selection with an atmosphere of 150 m³.f a volcanic winter. in the northern hemisphere. it took several months for the ash to spread through the earth's atmosphere, so climate change began to be felt only the following year. in the spring of 1816, winter weather persisted in europe, with sleet falling in june and july. freezing weather in america. can a similar effect be caused by cosmic dust during the passage of the earth through the meteor shower tau hercurides, the speed of the cosmic storm reached 10,000 meteors. in an hour the largest pieces burned up in the atmosphere calling bloody blossoms in the northern hemisphere. however, this event is hardly capable of blocking the flow of solar heat to the planet . the fact is that the earth moves around the sun at a speed of about 30 km/s. space dust is moving even faster under such conditions, small particles cannot hang in the atmosphere for a long time, but burn out instantly. in this case, the earth crosses the semi-active cosmic dust in a matter of hours. this means tha

explore the legacy of arthur ashe. >> the key events that really shaped his quiet determination to,> arthur decided that he didn't have to say a word. but his racket had to talk. >> beautiful serve. >> another ace. 14. >> ace. slides it over to win the game. >> comes back with it! oh, my! >> look at that. >> arthur ashe. >> '68 was a sensational period because i went two months without losing a match. anyplace. >> arthur ashe wins a tremendous vic victory. >> you only play as well as your confidence lets you. if you're very confident, you can do anything. i can hit the ball backwards if i'm confident. >> watch tonight at 9:00 here on cnn. >>> so workers pushing for better treatment, up next. a look at what is behind the national labor movement that has employees at major companies moving to unionize and how will it affect jobs? new dove shower collection is infused with hyaluronic and peptide serums to make your skin feel smoother and more radiant. new dove body love. face care ingredients now in the shohower. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don

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