black panther did not just shatter box office records it broke boundaries. >> at the premier of blackk and i saw each other right before the curtains rose and i said to him, i cannot wait to share this movie with the world. >> and he kind of leaned in and whispered to me in that soft voice of his and he said, i can't wait to change the world. >> and change the world it did. wakonda forever! >> wakonda forever became a rallying cry for millions who can finally see a super hoo he row on screen that looked like them. this video going viral of atlanta students dancing when they were told they would be going to see the movie. >> this was a film that was being treated with the same respect and thoughtfulness as a captain america and an ironman, and that was a gift to a generation of children who normally would have never gotten to see something like had that befo before. >> i say he was a star, but a shooting star. kids that see him in that role see a reflection of themselves in everything that he intended. they get to dream about and wish about and make wishes on that shooting star that wa

. >> and is the air still bad >>> after black panther's chadwick boseman passed, a closer look at the number of younger people that colon cancer is having. also the impact the epidemic is having on testing for the disease. >>> lawmakers are putting together a bill that would prevent most eviction until next year. >>> pipelines melted in the lightning complex fire. flow is fear of complications of getting water back to residents. >>> stuck in the smoke and haze for days. find out when you may see some change coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> all member vote who desire to vote. >> relief for renters tonight. hour ago, state lawmakers just beat a midnight deadline and passed a bill protecting tenants from eviction. >> abc7 news reporter jr stone has a look at exactly what protections it would provide and why some say it's just not enough. >> well, dion, this bill now goes to the governor, and not everyone is happy about it. on one side, people are saying it requires renters to pay too much. an

the store offering free downloads of the "black panther" comics. but first here is "techbytes." [ inaudible ] >> -- seeds in the mail this summer. many were postmarked in china. amazon says the move is meant to protect customers. >>> apple reportedly has plans to announce new ipad and apple watch models this week. a press release may come as early as tomorrow. the exact products aren't known, but reports say filings in europe indicate at least two different ipads and new apple watches will be released soon. >>> and the benefits of playing video games, a british study says playing those games can improve reading and writing and communication skills bay researrbecause researchers found that they often read about games and write about

. >> reporter: chadwick boseman wasn't just the face of the blockbuster black panther movie franchise was a one of a kind inspiration. the leading man in a string of films immortalizing the lives of historical black icons. everyone from oprah winfrey to the obamas expressed sorrow over his death. but it hasn't just been the famous who are feeling the pain. millions of fans of all kinds continue to grieve. >> it makes me feel sad. >> reporter: take seven year old kiyan westbrook who held his own memorial for boseman outside his home. in attendance, all of his avenger action figures, boseman's black panther lying atop a shoe box draped in black. his father's twitter post earned more than a half million likes. >> he was a very good man. and i love him so much. >> reporter: and you wanted to say good-bye. he was the love to my heart. >> reporter: boseman played the characters of supreme court justice thurgood marshall, jackie robinson and james brown. but he was a late bloomer by hollywood standards. the howard university graduate studied in england and directed plays in new york before l

and a superhero 'til the end: chadwick boseman's last text message to the producer of "black panther,tting sick children before his own battle with cancer. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. it is 61 days before election day, and, tonight, joe biden is going on the offensive against president trump. today, biden traveled to kenosha,he wns cy reeling from unrest after the shooting of jacob blake, biden accusing the president of legitimizing hatred and racism. biden's visit comes in stark contrast to the president's trip to kenosha just two days ago where mr. trump highlighted his campaign theme of law and order and passing on a chance to meet with blake's family. well, today, biden met face to face with the family for 90 minutes and then spoke on the phone with blake himself from his hospital room. later, biden said blake, who is partially paralyzed after being shot seven times by police, told him he would not let the shooting defeat him even if he

we wereci talking about the new african black panther movement and i would be quite interested in makingilm about them. but you couldn't under these rules because at least 30% of the secondary roles would have to be black and as we've just seen, the new african black panther movement ishe entirely white. that film could never get made in today's hollywood to. this is the death of art, this is part by quota and there is no future in it. >> tucker: i think you could make the case that films are declining as a medium of influence in our society. this tells you a lot about the ability of creative people to create in an environment like this, can anybody have a clear thought and be creative right now? >> no, because creativity depends on truth and creativity is in decline over the last hundredos years. we've lost the ability to do certain things like opera or representative oil painting but we said it doesn't matterve because now we have new things like pop songs and sitcoms and motion pictures. hollywood has beenn propped up for the entirety of this century by mid-20th century superheroes, m

for example you were talking about the new african black panther movement. wasn't quite interested in making anna film about them, bu you couldn't under these rules, because at least 30 percent of the secondary roles would have to be black, as we've seen, the knew african black panther movement is entirely white, so that film could never get made in today's hollywood would. this is the death of arts. this is art by quota, and there is no future and that. they are declining as a medium of interest. can anybody creek creative now? >> creativity depends on the truth. and creativity is in decline over the last 100 years. we've lost the ability to do certain things like opera or representative oil painting, bu it doesn't matter because now we've got new things like pop songs and sitcoms and motion pictures, and we can't do any o those two. hollywood has been propped up for the century by mid- 20th century superheroes mostly creative around 1964 by stanley and jack kirby. but which people still go to ca because of what was done in 1964 . in the middle might like j

. >>> still ahead, fans of black panther act to chadwick bozeman are rallying or a statue fit for a >>> a statue deemed fit for a king is in the works to honor black panther star, less than a week after his death, from: cancer, his hometown of anderson, south carolina, is finalizing a plan for a permanent figure. more than 50,000 people signed will replace a confederate monument. the mayor says that won't likely happen but they are brainstorming ideas including a mix of a sculpture, and a mural. meanwhile back in the bay area in a fundraiser for children's fairyland in oakland aims to draw awareness to the black lives matter movement, while helping the park to reopen. in honor of its evidence birthday this week, the park is offering 70 commemorative keys in black metal to symbolize its commitment to equable change. keys through -- to 69 are available for $700 donation. keys one and 70 have already sold out. while some very special bay area students getting quite the honor. students rising above, held its 17th annual fundraiser at the ritz carlton in san francisco last night. this year

overnight "black panther" co-star michael b. jordan sharing a powerful message honoring his greatness and this morning how the superstar is still potentially saving lives. >>> scare in the sky. >> we just passed a guy on a jetpack. >> don't hear that every day. >> the mysterious close call after multiple pilots reported the frightening hazard. the latest on this investigation this morning. >>> and miracle rescue. a 1-year-old taken from his mother at gunpoint in broad daylight outside her apartment. the dash cam as police track down the alleged kidnappers, a couple, and bring the baby home to his family. >>> and good morning, america. great to be with you this tuesday and also great to have tom and t.j. here this morning. >> and good to be with you. good to see you as well, tom. we are looking forward to, in just a few minutes, always good to hear from dr. anthony fauci. he is standing by to talk to us this morning and he is going to be talking about that new warning we're getting about kids and covid actually. >> yeah, that's c

it was a trial of a group of black panthers, erica huggins, bobby seale, a national black panther leader, and protesters from across the nation, came into yale to protest what was trial, and,umped up indeed, both the charges against huggins and bobby seale were dismissed. it was a very tense time on the yale campus. the national guard came in. army tanks driving down the streets right next to new haven dormitories. [indiscernible] liz -- over you and mayday, and i want you to talk to me about what it is. connie: it was a tense time. it was an extraordinary time. i think some of what is going on right now is really reminiscent of what those times were like, frankly. right now, it raises a whole anger, andtions and just visceral feeling about what is going on in this country right now, as it did back then, which has a lot to do with racism and the war and people being killed, mercilessly. were lots of reasons to be demonstrating in support of the panther trial, which is what we called it. support, as it were, of the university behind us. it was a moral statement that was made that made us

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we called it the black panthers, they call it black lives matter. you've got to speak your truth. speak your truth to power. i am a huge believer in nonviolence. i was always a voice for forceful protest, but always peaceful, because i think the political, you know, those who oppose the change you're trying to bring about will use any violence to discredit the underlying protest cause. i think we are seeing this again. the protests are being undermined by people who are using the peaceful protests for their own opportunistic purposes. it's just very hard to keep control of a very large demonstration. it is. my heart goes out to the organizers of these peaceful protests trying to maintain the peace. it is not easy. i've done it, it's not easy. >> is that a good note to end on? >> i think so. thank you so much, mark. thank you so much, elizabeth and connie and all of our zoom participants. it really is such an honor for me to have gotten to know some of these first women at yale. they really are a personal inspiration to me is i hope they are to you. >> my thanks to all three of you

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the "black panther" star and a child wearing a hospital gown give each other the wakonda forever salute. boseman died in august from colon cancer. the mural is on display in downtown disney in anaheim, california. disney is the parent company of abc news. >>> a couple from north carolina is on a mission to bring black positive literature to a whole new generation of readers. >> it was sparked by a surprise chapter in history hidden in the pages of an old family bible. here's abc's kyra phillips. >> reporter: college sweethearts with a passion for poetry and a love for literature took this family from food stamps to a fortuitous family business. and coming to life, welcome to the fruits of liberation station. how sweet the sound. >> no one posts you up in a museum, that's my word. >> reporter: across raleigh, north carolina, these popup libraries have a specific purpose. solely providing children's literature in which main characters, heroes and heroines, are black. >> harriet tubman led hundreds of slaves -- >> reporter: if you can't stop for a free read, you can browse their online ind

>>how his alma mater is paying tribute to the star of black panther. >>a memorial in tribute to chadwick boseman has been set up on howard university's campus in washington pictures and flowers line, the tribute all to honor the beloved actor and a who passed on friday after fighting colon cancer for 4 years. >>the star of marvel's black panther spoke at howard university's graduation back in 2018 and that timeline suggests that he was actually battling cancer at the time. >>i think we truly lost a superhero us i don't think that it's coincidence that haven't bulls and became the black panthers a row like that it's fake but he really left his legacy he left his legacy for us to see and for us to learn from that touched me the most. >>in fact the president of howard university says that he had several conversations with bozeman and was planning a project that would have brought the film star back to the campus soon. >>today marks the 23rd anniversary of princess diana's death princess di was riding in a car with her boyfriend, dodi al fayed in paris wit

. >>> the shocking death of "black panther" star chadwick boseman is drawing new attention to the grimt more young people are getting diagnosed with colon cancer. and now doctors fear the pandemic will result in even more cases. here's abc7 news reporter kate larsen. ♪ played the tambourine so well ♪ >> reporter: on friday, after a years' long battle, "black panther" star chadwick boseman died from colon cancer. he was 43 years old. >> it definitely hit home for me. especially his age and everything. >> reporter: fremont resident joe perry is 44. he has been fighting colorectal cancer for three years. >> it metastasized into my liver. that's where it is now. >> reporter: like boseman, perry, an award winning photojournalist has been working most of his treatment. in recent years the disease is affecting young people at much higher rates and people of color seem to be at risk with much higher outcomes. >> we have dozens of people under the age of 35 with colon cancer. >> reporter: dr. allen vinook treats men and women as young as 20 with no risk factors. >> we've got marathoner, you've

string of movies from marshall, and 42, to get on up, 21 bridges, da five bloods and of course, black panther of work, the final film black button still to come on one of cinemas most admired and most loved modern legends. my king. wa kanda forever! hello. skies like these are quite common across england and wales, but further north, the far north of england and ireland, bread with some sunshine and widespread showers, overnight, a short—lived band of rain pushes quickly eastwards across england and clear skies followed will continue to see blustery showers and if you show some time to time getting into the northern ireland area and england and wales. temperatures between eight and 12 degrees and into the weekend, i think it is going to be a pretty cloudy day commissioners from the word go and still quite blustery and still quite heavy here, a lot of cloud elsewhere in the cloud thickens to bring some patches of rain across northern ireland the northwest of england and wales where it becomes quite damp, but the rain not amounting to too much it will be for the most part, quite light and patch

a string of movies from marshall, and 42, to get on up, 21 bridges, da 5 bloods and of course, black panthera rainey‘s black bottom, still to come on one of cinemas most admired and most loved modern legends. my king. wa kanda forever! all: wakanda forever! i think we can sum up the weekend as the sunshine and showers and today they have been most frequent across scotla nd they have been most frequent across scotland and northern ireland and northern england. in between, some sunshine which is meant plenty of rainbows but for others, dried with blue skies and sunshine. we keep some showers this evening and overnight, fading in northern scotla nd overnight, fading in northern scotland and northern ireland but continuing in southern scotland and northern england and pushing into pa rt northern england and pushing into part of the midlands, wales and may be south—west england later on. elsewhere, mainly dry, every book loud and clear spells, 7—11 c but it could get down to three or four in parts of north—east scotland. generally pressure will build tomorrow but we have this feature which will c

string of movies from marshall, and 42, to get on up, 21 bridges, da 5 bloods and, of course, black pantherblack bottom, still to come from one of cinema's most admired and most loved modern legends. my king. wa kanda forever! all: wakanda forever! hello. we had quite a few showers around on saturday across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that focus shifts through sunday, so drier for scotland and northern ireland, but with some showers across england and wales. that said, many will have a mainly dry day with some spells of sunshine. but a few sharp showers through parts of northern england, the midlands and wales through the morning, sliding their way south and eastwards perhaps into lincolnshire, east anglia, a few across south west england. many will be mostly dry, lighter winds than saturday, so it should feel a bit warmer in the sunshine. highs generally between 16—20 celsius. cloud and rain arrives into northern ireland and western scotland through the evening and overnight. slowly pushes its way south and eastwards, cloud toppling in ahead of that across parts of nor

epitome of black >> reporter: the evening was capped off with a showing of the ground breaking film "black pantherher in "get on up." >> in his short life, he did so much he stood the test of time in 43 years. >> reporter: they are setting up a scholarship to continue boseman's legacy a petition to replace this confederate monument with a statue of boseman in anderson has more than 66,000 signatures. >> he will definitely be missed. >> reporter: nba hall of famer shaquille o'neal is also remembering the late actor >> just shows what type of guy he was even though he was sick, he was still out working, doing stuff in the community >> reporter: last night chadwick boseman's hometown gave their native son a superhero's >> joe, appreciate that reporting. willie, we talked the other day. we forget that chadwick was jackie robinson in farewell for "today," joe fryer, nbc news >> joe, appreciate that reporting. willie, we talked the other day. we forget that chadwick was jackie robinson in "42." people slept on that and he played james brown. incredible role. >> tough sing, dance, give all that energy. h

string of movies from marshall, and 42, to get on up, 21 bridges, da 5 bloods and, of course, black pantherstill to come from one of cinema's most admired and most loved modern legends. my king. wa kanda forever! all: wakanda forever! hello there. we've got mixed weather fortunes to come through monday. across the north and west of the uk, it's going to be a cloudy day with outbreaks of rain and also becoming quite windy for a time. the rain never really reaches the southeast of england, so, here, after a sunny start, things will probably tend to cloud over somewhat, but it should stay dry and bright. so, in detail, we can see the rain from scotland and northern ireland moves into parts of northern england and wales through the day. after a sunny start for most in england, yes, things will tend to cloud over, but across east anglia and south east england, we'll probably keep bright skies throughout. and it should stay dry here. temperatures up to 20 degrees. eventually, we might see some brighter weather pushing into the far northwest late in the day. now, tuesday looks like being a pretty

and winston duke calling boseman my brother, my hero, my black panther.ding time with terminally ill children. he touched millions of others leaving a legacy for generations. never more evident than in these poignant tributes by children to their hero >> i'm making sure he will never, ever die. >> reporter: and to the actor who offered generations of black boys and girls a hero they were missing, marvel released this stirring tribute >> i think he wore the crown with dignity >> reporter: in art as in life my goodness. there's also been talk online about creating a memorial for chadwick in his hometown of anderson, south carolina nearly 13,000 people have signed a petition to replace a confederate monument there for one of chadwick. i heard from people at howard university who are thinking of renaming a fine arts center. i have a feeling in the months, days ahead we'll hear about more community centers around the country looking for ways to honor chadwick >> that denzel washington d up t during your interview. >> he told me that he was at howard university

be a good night ♪ >> reporter: the black eyed peas closed the show by acknowledging both the "black pantherr social justice. >> black lives matter. >> kevin frazier reporting. and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online any time at cbs us in.com. reporting from the n ion's >> it's tuesday, september 1st, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". clash over kenosha. president trump heads to a wisconsin city that's trying to deal from days of unrest as democratic presidential nominee joe biden accuses him of fanning the flames of violence. racing to a cure. will there be a vaccine by the november election? what the head of fda is telling cbs news. and separate takeoff. amazon takes a huge step to one day start delivering your packages by drone. by drone. >>> good morning, everyone. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.

he helped out with kids going to see black panther.more chad boseman's. >> he's been very inspirational to people, not just people of color but everyone. >> when someone like chadwick is taken away, it's really nice to see your hometown and community come out and show some love and honor him in his passing. >> a hometown hero that anderson will always cherish. martin savidge, cnn. >> and thanks for spending time in your day with me. "cnn newsroom" continues in just a moment with kim brown huber in the anchor chair and you will enjoy it. stay with us. nothing, it's inviting those geese over for target practice. today, let's stain. and right now, get incredible savings on behr premium paints and stains. exclusively at the home depot. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. you're on it. exercising often and eating healthy? yup, o

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. >>> the shocking death of chadwick boseman, "black panther" star keeping his battle with cancer secret for years, the new warning for all americans. >>> the major change at the major airlines, getting rid of something most travelers can't stand. >>> and caught on camera, a whale of a tale, and the 10-year-old with a front row seat >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> i'm kristen welker in for lester. we begin tonight with flash points in american cities, large le peaceful protests but some marred by violence, all of it at the center of the 2020 presidential election. joe biden now accusing president trump of encouraging the unrest and distracting from the covid crisis the president wasting no time firing back, trying to paint biden as weak. it comes as president trump is poised to visit kenosha, wisconsin where some demonstrations have turned deadly. we have it all covered and begin with gabe gutierrez on the ground in kenosha. and a warning, some of the video may be hard to watch >> reporter: from kenosha to portland, tonight's mounting tensions. >> get up. >>

of his opponent's anger when thousands took part in the march on washington they included the black panthers and other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own wide sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. mike wanted. it well. you know we're. there and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress and make it seem to me you. we were 57 years ago where. he was making that leap that still exists today not really anything has changed. and even all these are born into acts naming some breeds even that's right yet even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being timid it originally may think that we have. the white race and racial tension and the races are just the mouse almost instant something that moves i never used to be strong enough to think that there's progress and then now you see that as soon as. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the coun

young kids came dressed in "black panther" costumes.ute that is. >> yes. >> be sure to tune in to b.e.t. sunday for a special honoring boseman's life. b.e. t., of course part of viacomcbs. when i was going interviews is that boseman was very scared to play james brown, thought he was too big of an icon. and he was very worried about doing the mashed potato, the dance move. >> yes. nailed it. >> he nailed it. he was perfect. >> by the way, that is one of my favorite music -- musician movies of all time. he's astonishing in that film. >> interesting. >> he looks nothing like james brown. but it doesn't matter one bit. >> he killed it. i remember mick jagger was one of the producers, doing an interview. he said, wait until you see this guy on the screen. he steals the show. he was right. >> that was the first film of his i saw. i was like, i want to see everything this guy ever does. >> many people said, you know, "black panther" may have been his most famous movie, but his best acting was in "get on up." >> i think it's going to be a chal

>> stephen: the last time we were together in 2018, you actually talked about what the movie "black pantherwhat does it mean to you now in 2020? >> it's still revolutionary. is it still is afrofuturism, seeing ourselves in the future thriving, being able to tell our stories from our own words and mouth. and to see, you know, just that phenomenal cast coming together is just-- it's iconic. and i think we're all waiting for-- for 2, and whenever ryan, you know, can-- can finish it, and i think that chadwick's legacy will live on through "black panther." it's global. it's just like this universal, like, i guess like rocket or big bang that just exploded, and it just let people know that being black, being creative, we are so many things. and there's really nothing that we can't do on screen, nothing we can't do. >> stephen: well, let's talk about what you're doing with your music. your new song "turn tables" is out now and it's in a stacy abrams documentary, "all in for the fight for democracy" it's about voter suppression. what inspires you these days to write your music? >> well, honestly, i

of his opponent's anger when thousands took part in the march on washington they included the black panthers and other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own wide sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. and. mike wanted. it well. here we are back. you know we're. not there and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king. many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress to give its name to see where we were 37 years ago. that he was making that speech that still is today not really anything has changed and that men and women all these are born into acts naming some breeds even death right now even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being timid it rightly that we have. evoking the white race and racial tension and the race of that is the mouse almost instant something that needs i never thought. through enough to think that there's progress in the now you see that looms. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia a

. >>> after black panther's chadwick boseman passed, a closer look at the number of younger people thatost eviction until next year. >>> pipelines melted in the lightning complex fire. flow is fear of complications of getting water back to residents. >>> stuck in the smoke and haze for days. find out when you may see some change coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> all member vote who desire to vote. >> relief for renters tonight. about an hour ago, state lawmakers just beat a midnight deadline and passed a bill protecting tenants from eviction. >> abc7 news reporter jr stone has a look at exactly what protections it would provide and why some say it's just not enough. >> well, dion, this bill now goes to the governor, and not everyone is happy about it. on one side, people are saying it requires renters to pay too much. and then on the other you have landlords saying this will lea

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he will forever be known for playing the first major black superhero in "black panther". and a unique ability to inspire on and off the movie screen. so we wanted to spend some time hearing from boseman in his own words. >> sometimes you need to feel the pain and sting to activate the real passion and purpose that god predestined inside of you. purpose crosses disciplines. purpose is an essential element of you. it's the reason why you're on the plane in this particulr time history. remember the struggles along the way are only meant to shape you for your purpose. your very existence is wrapped up in the things you are here to fulfill. we all know what it's like to be told that there is not a place for you to be featured. yet you were young, gifted and black. we know what it's like to be the tail but not the head. we know what it's like to be beneath and not above. if you're willing to take the harder way, the more complicated one, the one with more failures at first than successes, the one that has ultimately proven to have more meaning, more victory, more glory, then yo

. >> the death of black panther star, chadwick boseman at age 43 from colon cancer hit many people hard >> why him and why not me? >> cbs news continue to be diagnosed after months of symptoms. >> they did not more ss order me to get a colonoscopy but i would not be here right now. >> from 2012 to 2016, rates were 27 -- 20% higher in blacks than whites. this doctor treats patients in mount sinai hospital. >> they go across the entire spectrum of survival and the outcome of the treatment. >> some medical organizations recommend that african-americans again screening at age 45 instead of the general recommended age of 50. over the last decade a growing number of cases are being detected in even younger adults. >> if you are a young person, the actual incidence of the disease is still quite low, but you of symptoms like leading, unexplained change of habits and things like that, go to your doctor and get tested. >> black lives matter is not just about police violence, it's about racial health disparities. >> if you have a negative relationship to medical providers because you've been subje

roles that boseman brought to the big screen, the event followed up by a special screening of "the black pantherthis time it was nearly unanimous. ja came home with most of the votes. morant averaged near 18 points a game this season the grizzlies posted this video of ja dancing with his daughter to celebrate that guy is a superstar already. >> congrats. >>> and serena williams kept the momentum going at the u.s. open second round she skoerd sev scored seven as. next the stevens which could prove her challenge. stevens won the open in 2017 >> want to see her get that record >> we're waiting for it. thanks for waking up with us on your friday. i'm cori coffin. >> before you go celebrate on this labor day weekend let's meet truffle the new baby two-toed sloth. she wa >>> holiday weekend heat. prepare to brace yourself for dangerous weather conditions in many places between now and monday. we're live with why your life and ac may be shut off. >>> disappointing news breakingovers. how long health experts say we could have to wait for a covid-19 vaccine. >>> and a big day for businesses in alameda co

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anaheim is unveiled it depicts him giving the salute to a young cancer patient who was wearing a black pantheryoung cancer patients. >> i just wanted to give him some sort of a send off as a legacy, a tribute on to his had legacy. >> artist niklas smith said it was a full circle moment for him as he was a disney i'm to help california's 19 most vulnerable. over 24,000 homes were destroyed by wildfires in less than two years. too many of those victims are also hit with a sudden tax hike after their forced to move. it's wrong. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims and limits taxes on seniors and severely disabled homeowners. join firefighters and emergency responders in voting 'yes' on 19. >>> abc7 sports. >> good evening, the a's and dodgers both clinched the respective decisions. matt olson, working on on his aim before the game. pick a cut out, and hit a cut out. 1-0 dodgers in the third, and mike fiers facing cory seager, that is gone, solo homer to left center. fast forward to the sixth. lazardo coming out. dodgers take a 3-run lead, lazardo allowed three runs in three innings. that is n

business at that time there are these patients that we just patrol areas so it's pretty say we have black panthers. gringas organization. as we head the nation. it was pretty cool you know you don't have to worry about people coming in holding you up and everything you have to worry about this stuff but it was after the whole when they get pushed. that everything you know we're crazy all the bugs came out and you know you were you were fair game in the store operators as well as we started having a lot of burglaries my mother she. she beat up and rob one day while i was there and he grabbed the incident running q you got the money did he figure it was enough money you know i was lucky you know i was funny but no news no and you know he had his gun on issues now and need not to move in just you know and this dude's kicking her in and demanded more money and he got all the money we han't you know. mother wasn't robbed once she was robbed over and over again. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. high salacious full community. are you going

. >>> all of it's been personal -- >> reporter: back when chadwick boseman was promoting "black pantheralked about two boys he knew with terminal cancer but were holding on to see the movie. >> i think back to being a kid, waiting for a toy or video game, i did live life awaiting those moments. >> reporter: it was an emotional moment because just like those two boys, boseman himself had been secretly fighting cancer, too. >> this is -- it means a lot. >> reporter: in a recently publicized text written just before his death, all the charity work he did for cancer patients now takes on deeper meaning. they've been through hell battling disease, he wrote to his executive producer, as they worked to get toys to sick children. "if we were able to ease their suffering and bring joy for a moment and hopefully moments, as he goes through the bags, then we made a difference in his life." few knew of boseman's illness. not his co-workers or the young cancer patients he often visited in the hospital like zoe dale. >> everyone should take a lesson from him. to go what he was going through and still

it shows boseman in the wakanda forever pose along with a child in a hospital gown, wearing a black pantherask. the mural was painted in a op a. boseman died last month after battling colon cancer. >>> an ohio woman was tased by police and is facing criminal charges after a confrontation with an officer during an incident over a mask. she was at her son's football game where spectators are required to wear face masks. after repeated warnings by police to put on a face mask, she still refused so that woman was arrested. >> stop it. stop it. let go of my wrist! >> tased somebody over a mask. tasing this lady over not wearing a mask. >> police insist that woman was arrested for trespassing, not for not wearing a mask. >>> president trump signs an executive order on health care. it comes as a new poll shows a tight race in florida. earlier, i spoke to alex thompson, a reporter at politico. alex thompson, good morning. thank you for joining us. let's begin with the new executive orders on health care that president trump just signed. he's promising to protect people with pre-existing conditions

part of the black panther campaign was social reform.ducation reform, health care, housing, the freedom to get an education that was useful for them. opposition to the legal system that was imprisoning thousands of african americans with no good reason. an element we want to focus on and make known more widely to the american public is the notion of survival programs. that the party was developing a series of activities and pioneered the idea of legal aid, health clinics, educational programs, a free breakfast program for schoolchildren. social reform the panthers advocated was as important, prop -- hubley more important than the militaristic side and militant activities highlighted in the press at the time. another element of king's evolution was his development and opposition to the vietnam war, an issue that rent american society in the 1960's and early 1970's. king straight out said one of his greatest disappointments was america's failure to deal with the triple evils of racism, economic exploitation and militarism. african-american

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