and a last gasp winner helps charlton defeat sunderland once again and return to the championship ineague one play—off final. also coming up in the programme: a winning return to the french open for roger federer after four years away. and a pb for kjt — katarina hits new heights in the heptathlon with a world—leading points tally in a prestigious meet in austria. there was an emotional victory for lewis hamilton at the monaco grand prix. in the week that his legendary mentor niki lauda died, hamilton held his nerve in a thrilling race through the streets of monte carlo to increase his lead at the top of the championship. here's our f1 reporterjennie gow. an emotional roller coaster of a week for lewis hamilton. niki lauda, the man who brought him to mercedes, passing away on monday, and from that point on, he looked to claw back and give something to the legend of formula 1. he did just that around the streets of monaco today. a moment for a formula 1 icon. the red caps a tribute to three—time world champion niki lauda, who died on monday. for the sport, the loss of a legend. for ma

well, of course, it's also play—off time in the other leagues, and in league one — charlton have thee first leg of their semi—final. charlton won 2—1 today, scoring twice in the space of two first—half minutes, through lyle taylor and joe aribo. doncaster did pull a goal back just before full time, but charlton are at home for the second leg on friday. rangers have secured back—to—back home wins over celtic for the first time in seven years. they got the ideal start, with james tavernier scoring from a free kick within two minutes. and midway through the second half, scott arfield made it 2—nil. that was rangers' sixth win in a row and takes them to within six points of their city rivals but with the title already returning to celtic park, this was a real signal of intent ahead of next season. it was also a first defeat in 16 games for celtic in the league. dundee managerjim mcintyre has left the club, after their relegation from the scottish premiership. it comes a day after dundee ended a run of 10 consecutive defeats with a 1—0 win away to livingston. lewis hamilton has won the sp

charlton will play sunderland in the final at wembley next sunday.the other football stories from today. dundee united will play st mirren or hamilton for a place in the scottish premiership next season. they beat inverness 3—0 at tannerdice for a 4—0 aggregate win in the playoff semi final. swansea manager graham potter has been offered a new contract the club. the club have already rejected an approach from brighton for his services. yeovil town ladies will drop down two divisions from the top flight of women's football after the fa rejected their bid for a second tier licence. an fa spokesperson said yeovil were unable to provide sufficient evidence that they could meet the requirements. bianca walkden has become the most successful taekwondo player in british history as she sealed a third world championship, but it came in pretty strange fashion. approaching the end of theover 73 kilogram final against china's shuyin zheng, walken was wayyy behind on the judges scorecards. however, zheng was disqualified after attaining ten gam—jongs, essentially

charlton will be in the championship next season after late drama in the play—off final at wembley.underland took the lead after a huge mix—up but lee bowyer‘s side equalised and then won the game with only six seconds of injury time remaining. a 2—1win. roger federer made a winning return to the french open with a dominant first—round victory over lorenzo sonego. federer beat the italian in three straight sets in his first match at roland garros in four years. the 20—time grand slam winner will face germany's oscar otte in the second round, who's ranked 1a5th in the world. and the women's draw, svitolina beat

charlton break sunderland hearts at wembley once again with an injury time winner to secure promotion roland garros. and britain's katarina johnson—thompson hits new heights in the heptathlon with a personal best and world—leading score in gotzis. there was an emotional victory for lewis hamilton at the monaco grand prix. in the week that his legendary mentor niki lauda died, hamilton held his nerve in a thrilling race through the streets of monte carlo to increase his lead at the top of the championship. here's our f1 reporterjennie gow. on an emotional roller coaster of a week for lewis hamilton. niki lauda, the man who brought him to mercedes him a passing away on monday and from that point on, he looked to claw—back and giving to the legend of formula 1. he did just that around the streets of monaco today. a moment for a formula 1 icon. the red caps a tribute to three—time world champion niki lauda, who died on monday. for the sport, the loss of a legend. for many here in monaco, the loss of a friend. mercedes, hoping to pay the ultimate tribute, on the hunt for their sixth 1—2 fi

tommy rowe had the chance to take it sudden death but was unable to convert. next charlton will play are just two games away from a return to the scottish premiership after a 4—nil aggregate win over inverness in the playoff semi final. they will face either st mirren or hamilton over two legs in a bid to end their three years spell in the second tier. bianca walkden has become the most successful taekwondo player in british history as she sealed a third world championship but it came in pretty strange fashion. approaching the end of theover 73 kilogram final against china's shuyin zheng, walken was wayyy behind on the judges scorecards. however, zheng was disqualified after attaining 10 gamjongs essentially warnings for rule infringements. she was then distraught and chose not to shake hands with walkden, as her chinese teammates booed the decision in manchester. i went is when an asset after as i do whatever it takes, i will die to win, but the rules are, if you get disqualified, you are out. i did what i had to do and i'm world champion, i can't take that away, i am 3— time world

meanwhile, charlton face sunderland at wembley with the opportunity to secure a place in the englishle since september, but he's telling his players to treat today's game like any other. nothing changes for me. just preparing the lads, like we have for any other game. because it's still a game of football, between two teams. nothing changes there. so, it's looking at their strengths, their weaknesses, and making sure that we put the right side out. making sure that everybody is ready, mentally and physically. england'sjos buttler has played down injury concerns after his side were beaten by australia in yesterday's warm up game in southampton. england bowled and fielded well but lost momentum, never seriously threatening the total of 297 set by australia. with steve smith scoring a century on his return to engish soil after the ball tampering scandal. england are awaiting the results of a scan on mark wood's foot after he limped off with both joffra archer and liam dawson also picking up knocks, but buttler says it's all part of professional sport. that is the nature of sport that in

— it's 2—0 to charlton, lyle taylor and joe aribo with the goals.relays injapan and great britain's men have won a bronze medal in the ax100m nethaneel mitchell—bla ke anchored the team, and caught china to secure third place. the british quartet ran a world leading time yesterday, but it was beaten today by the gold medal winners, brazil. gb will be looking to retain their world championship relay title in doha later this year. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including build—up to the spanish grand prix — and the website will also have audio commentary — the race starts at ten past two. the annual list of the richest people in britain is out — and it reveals that there's now a record 151 billionaires in the country. together they hold a combined wealth of £525 billion, and london is home to more billionaires than any other city in the world. that's according to the sunday times. john mcmanus reports. if you woke up this morning to find that once again you haven't made it onto the sunday times rich list, well,

both sunderland managerjack ross and charlton boss lee bowyer know there‘s a weight of expectation ons because we have been at wembley already this season. even this week, i‘ve not sensed anything different about them. they are in a good place, but not any extra excitement, just really focused on trying to win the game this weekend. it's probably going to be one of the best times in my career, for sure. i walked out and played for england and this will definitely be up there, just out here as a kid, literally playing on the astroturf pitch there, and then forking out at a unique set of players, that are going to give me everything, with a sell—out crowd of probably 30 38,000, whatever we've got, it's going to be a real moment. neil lennon says celtic‘s priority will always be winning the scottish premiership but says he can‘t rule out the prospect of winnng another treble next season. he was offered the role of permanent manager after winning the scottish cup yesterday — their ninth domestic trophy in a row. he says it‘s an honour to return to celtic park. it is a privilege to manage

in saturday's first leg ultimately decided the tie, setting up a wembley showdown against either charlton on 26th may. england have named a 27 man squad for the nations league finals in portugal next month. nine players are involved in the champions league finaljust four days before england face the netherlands. captain harry kane is in the party even though the tottenham star has been out for a month with a ligament injury, while ruben loftus—cheek is out because of his own ankle problem that gareth southgate let slip will see him miss the europa final with chelsea. southgate knows that he may yet lose players with the european finals coming up. we will find out more about players. we will find out more about players. we can change if we have injuries after that date, and there is a good chance that is going to happen. we have got to be the best possible decisions with the information that we have. it's constantly moving. i went to bed last night, ruben's in the squad and playing brilliantly. as i say, huge disappointment for him. he will miss a major european final and a brilliant oppor

charlton athletic are through to the final of the league1 play—offs.es. charlton will play sunderland for a place in the championship at wembley a week tomorrow. england ‘s cricket is wrapped up their one—day series against pakistan with a game to spare. they we re pakistan with a game to spare. they were set at 341 to win at trent bridge and look to be heading to that total pretty easily, as jason roy hit a quickfire century. they then had a slight wobble, losing four wickets from just 15 runs. but ben stokes steadied the ship with an unbeaten 71, to see england over the line, and reiterate just unbeaten 71, to see england over the line, and reiteratejust why unbeaten 71, to see england over the line, and reiterate just why they are favourites for this summers world cup. to another dominant performance, and it is that of the american brooks kafka at the pga championship in new york. he got the lowest score after two rounds in major championship history and is now seven shots ahead. he is also the defending champion. tiger woods is out after he missed

charlton: good morning. we hope you are able to stick with us for as much of the day as possibl welcome and thank you for coming out to join us this morning for the center for critical race and digital studies events on race, technology, and the future setting the agenda. thank you all for making the time. we hope you're able to stick with us for as much of the day as possible. before we go much further, i want to make a brief acknowledgment. we're gathered on the -- part of the algonquin people for whom the anacostia river is named. as we share this space together to critically reflect on issues of race and technology, we begin by acknowledging the forced relocation of indigenous peoples as well as the connection to homeland that have endured through indigenous strategies of resistance. again, thank you. my name is charlton mcilwain. i am the vice provost for faculty engagement and development for new york university and also professor of media, culture, and communication. i want to thank many people. some

charlton athletic are back in the championship, thanks to a very late winner against sunderland in thetain's katarina johnson—thompson hit new heights in the heptathlon with a personal best and world leading score ahead of this year's world championships. which is great news for her and she made some interesting comments on friday about feeling that she had imposter syndrome and did not feel like she belonged. hopefully that will boost her confidence. so successful and it feels like that. thank you. we will look at the papers shortly. it is 16 past six, talk to carol and find out what is happening with the weather. the bank holiday has been mixed. it certainly has been in today is no exception. today will feel cooler than it did yesterday. yesterday the top temperature in suffolk was 23 degrees and looking at sunshine and showers. there is also rain in the forecast. courtesy of this weather front. it has produced a lot of rain this weekend across the highlands and aberdeenshire. as it sinks south it will take the rain into northern ireland and make its way to northern england. on the o

charlton athletic are through to the final of the league one play—offs. shuyin zheng, from china in the final, but was booed after forcing her opponent into a series of penalties when well down on the scorecards. bradley sinden has become the first british man to win a world title. i‘m standing on a special box, the first time i‘ve ever been on a par with you! let‘s talk about a very special football focus. the fa cup final kicks off with five o‘clock here. it‘s going to be a really interesting game today. watford are in theirfirst finalfor interesting game today. watford are in their first final for 35 years and they are delirious to be here. the semifinal win over wolves was a great day in their footballing history. you have players like troy deeney who have never won a trophy asa deeney who have never won a trophy as a professional, so a massive day for him. lots of people think manchester city will walk this today, but i think watford have a good chance. they have a good record against big sides and they have played really well throughout the whole se

charlton athletic are through to the final of the league 1 play offs.on the clay forjohanna konta. she plays in the semi finals of the italian 0pen after beating marketa vondrousova in the quarters on what was her 28th birthday. we will have more support, including the tae kwon do world championship results, a great night indeed for great britain, a little later on, but first let's talk about the food, because a very important pa rt the food, because a very important part of the fa cup experience, it is not just the football, people come from days out to sample the delights of food and drink at wembley. those who are lucky enough to be here, and iamjoining who are lucky enough to be here, and i am joining here by harry lomas, let me come over to you, head chef here at club wembley. what time did you get up this morning, this must have taken weeks of preparation to get ready. i started six months ago, it isa get ready. i started six months ago, it is a flagship event, so all the work goes into it, i decided the menu, so i was in this morning about aam to

back home, charlton athletic are through to the final of the league 1 play offs.he championship at wembley a week tomorrow. it was a great night for britain at the world taekwondo championships in manchester. bradley sinden has become the first british man to win the world title, whilst bianca walkden won a third world taekwondo title ion controversial circumstances. ——in controversial circumstances. she beat the olympic champion shuyin zheng from china in the final, but was booed after forcing her opponent into a series of penalties when well down on the scorecards. zheng refused to shake walkden's hand after the bout. back here to wembley and we have two special super fans a casters to represent the two teams, in the watford corner in the golden black is mike parkin, and nigel rothband from manchester city. let's talk about the underdogs, mike, you are on crutches, and you tore your ligament playing yesterday. the biggest day of the sport career and iam biggest day of the sport career and i am hopping on one leg. i ruptured my achilles at vicarage road yesterday

charlton will be in the championship next season after late drama in the league one play—off final ater naby sarr and goalkeeper dillon phillips. but lee bowyer‘s side equalised and then won the game with only six seconds of injury time remaining, patrik bauer with the all—important goal in the 2—1 win. today was the first day of the french open tennis and the big story was the exit of wimbledon champion angelique kerber. the fifth seed was beaten in straight sets by world number 81 anastasia potapova in their round one match. kerber had been struggling with injury in the lead up to roland garros but afterwards said the pain from an ankle injury was "not my excuse". ninth seed elina svitolina is safely through. she beat seven—time grand slam champion venus williams in straight sets. both players struggled on serve before the ukrainian finished both sets stronger to win 6—3 6—3. no problems either — in the men's draw — for roger federer as he played at roland garros for the first time in four years. he enjoyed a a dominant first—round victory over lorenzo sonego, winning in straight se

and the first leg of the league one play—off semi—final between doncaster and charlton is also under the bbc sport website. there are two games in rugby league's challenge cup today — at 2:15pm, it's warrington against wigan and that's live on bbc one. later on, huddersfield play st helens. championship side bradford are the latest side to reach the quarter—finals — they shocked leeds rhinos of the super league, winning by 24 points to 22. mikey wood among the try—scorers. it's the final day of the iaaf world relays injapan. great britain were in both the men and women's 4x400 metre finals, but both teams finished sixth. later on, gb‘s men will compete in the 4x100. the reigning champions ran the fastest time in the world this year in their qualifying heat — you can watch it live on the bbc sport website. one of tennis‘s most exciting young players, stefanos tsitsipas, takes on world number one novak djokovic in the final of the madrid open this afternoon. he beat rafael nadal for the first time — and on clay, the spaniards favourite surface. he'd already defeated roger federer at th

in saturday's first leg ultimately decided the tie, setting up a wembley showdown against either charltons named his squad for the nations league finals in portugal next month. nine players are involved in the champions league final, just five days before the semi—final against the netherlands. captain harry kane is in the party even though the tottenham star has been out for a month, while chelsea's ruben loftus—cheek is out and will miss the europa league final. we will find out more about a couple of players in that. and then i will make couple of decisions but we can change if we have injuries after that and, frankly, there is every chance that is going to happen so we have to just make the best possible decisions with the information we have and it is constantly moving. i went to bed last night and a ruben loftus—cheek is in the squad and playing brilliantly and a huge disappointment because he misses a european final. world taekwondo champion bianca walkden is on course to retain her heavyweight title in manchester. the world number one is in to the final of the over—73 kg division.

meanwhile, charlton face sunderland at wembley with the opportunity to secure a place in the englishn his team. quite calm and focused, i don't know whether it is because we have been at wembley already this season. even this week, i've not sensed anything different about them. they are in a good place, but not any extra excitement, just really focused on trying to win the game this weekend. england'sjos buttler has played down injury concerns after his side were beaten by australia in yesterday's warm up game in southampton. england bowled and fielded well but lost momentum, never seriously threatening the total of 297 set by australia with steve smith scoring a century on his return to engish soil after the ball tampering scandal. england are awaiting the results of a scan on mark wood's foot after he limped off with both joffra archer and liam dawson also picking up knocks, but buttler doesn't seem worried just four days before the start of the world cup. that is the nature of sport that injuries do happen. obviously around the world cup, everything is heightened because you want

doncaster face charlton in the other semi tomorrow.famous ‘class of 92‘ has been promoted to the football league — for the first time in their history. they beat afc fylde 3—0 at wembley in the final of the national league play—offs. emmanuel die—seruv—we david beckham is one of the owners, ryan giggs as well. it is part of a plan for them, they want to get them to the championship and they have got them into the league, fantastic result for them. unlucky for fylde themselves who have had an interesting story. onto the scottish premiership now and kilmarnock are back into 3rd. that is the place that will get them into the europa league next season. they beat hibs1—0. eamonn brophy with a thirty second minute minute penalty. kenny miller scored the only goal for already relegated dundee — who ended a run of 10 straight defeats with victory at livingston. and stjohnstone secured seventh place, with a comfortable victory over nearest rivals motherwell. meanwile in the race for promotion to the premiership — inverness are through to the se

charlton will be in the championship next season after late drama in the play—off final at wembley. the game with only six seconds of injury time remaining. a 2—1win. roger federer made a winning return to the french open with a dominant first—round victory over lorenzo sonego. federer beat the italian in three straight sets in his first match at roland garros in four years. the 20—time grand slam winner will face germany's oscar otte in the second round, who's ranked 1a5th in the world. and the women's draw, svitolina beat venus williams in straight sets. 6-3, 6-3. in venus williams in straight sets. 6—3, 6—3. in athletics,. katarina johnson—thompson has laid down a marker for this year's world athletics championships by setting a world lead and a new personal best in winning the heptathlon at the gotzis hypo—meeting. the competition is considered the biggest combined event outside of the major championships. johnson—thompson extended her overnight lead in the first event of day two, leaping the furthest in the long jump. she then performed strongly in the javelin and 800 metres to

later, it's the league one play—off final between charlton and sunderland. phil neville blamed what he described as a "messy performance" by his side on a tough week of training that included camping with the royal marines. england won their penultimate warm up match ahead of the world cup beating denmark 2—0 in walsall. nikita parris scored the opening goalfor england just before half—time, but it was a far from flawless performance from phil neville's side. jill scott added some gloss to the scoreline but they were outplayed for long periods by denmark. england play new zealand next week before their world cup campaign starts onjune 9th. the second tennis grand slam of the season begins today, as the french open gets under way. british number one johanna konta begins her tournament tomorrow, against german qualifier antonia lottner. konta has never won a match at the french open, but she might be one to watch, as russell fuller explains. she has been heading in the right direction for a while but she hadn't really got the results into events. six wins out

charlton manager, lee boyle, it was only made permanent manager in september and has had a remarkabley of today's game. nothing changes for me, just preparing the lads like we have for any other game because it is still a game of football between two teams, nothing changes there. it is looking out of their dens and their weaknesses, making sure that we put the right side out. making sure that everybody is ready, mentally and physically. she currently shares the lead with japanese players, heading into sunday's final round. at one point, it looked like she would be returning to the club has a shot behind but she managed to birdie the 18th, her sex in a round that also included two bogeys. —— her sixth. voters in more than 20 eu countries will go to the polls today to select new meps. a number of countries, including the uk, have already voted, but the results can't be revealed until the polls have closed across the eu. here's our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas. the uk was in the first wave of countries to vote in these eu elections, and the uk results, out this evening, will

charlton have the upper hand going into the second leg england are choosing a there choosing a targethasing a target of 341. they're currently 72 without loss. fantastic catch to remove allie and anglican up to a very good response. jason leading the way but james vince has just jason leading the way but james vince hasjust gone. currently hundred 29 for one after 18 overs. top of the leaderboard, brookes koepka will tee—off this hour for the second day of the us pga championship near new york. he's seven under, but rory mcilroy has struggled in round two, dropping five shots in his first three holes. but he did make a recovery and finished on three over par in better shape though isjordan spieth who only needs this tournament to complete a career greand slam, he's five under, two behind kepka, also going well is world number one dustinjohnson, on four under par. double olympic taekwondo champion jadejones hopes to finally complete her set of of major titles by claiming world gold in manchester this week. she reached the semi—finals of the under 57 kilogram category this afternoon. sh

but ben purrington equalized for charlton before the break. 1—1 the score 15 minutes into the second over lorenzo sonego. federer beat the italian in three straight sets in his first match at roland garros in four years. the 20—time grand slam winner will face germany's oscar otte in the second round, who's ranked 1a5th in the world. in the women's tournament there was a shock first round exit for wimbledon champion angelique kerber. the fifth seed was beaten in straight sets by world number 81 anastasia potapova. kerber had been struggling with injury in the lead up to roland garros but said afterwards the pain from an ankle injury was "not my excuse". rugby league — super league's magic weekend continues at anfield and there was an important win for hull kingston rovers today. they narrowly beat salford to move away from the bottom of the table. level at 20 points—all, ryan shaw scored a late penalty to seal the win. in the day's second game, leeds lead london broncos 10 points to 6. britain's laura muir had to settle for bronze in today's women's elite westminster mile. it was mui

the climax of the league one campaign is upon us with sunderland set to face charlton athletic in ther. meanwhile, it's tranmere who move to league one after snatching a dramatic late winner in the league two play—off final against newport. they left it late though, connorjennings with the winner with less than two minutes of extra time remaining to clinch back to back promotions. celebrations for who else but premier league referee and tranmere superfan mike dean, slightly more subdued than we saw in theirsemifinalwin! england women's manager phil neville blamed what he described as a ‘messy‘ performance by his side on a tough week of training that included camping with the royal marines. england won their penultimate warm up match ahead of the world cup beating denmark 2—0 in walsall. nikita parris scored the opening goal for england just before half—time but it was a far from flawless performance from phil neville's side. jill scott added some gloss to the scoreline but they were outplayed for long periods by denmark. england play new zealand next week before their world cup campai

doncaster face charlton in the other semi tomorrow. to the scottish premiership now.hird, with a win over hearts. kenny miller scored the only goal for already relegated dundee — who ended a run of 10 straight defeats with victory at livingston. stjohnstone secured seventh place with a comfortable victory over nearest rivals motherwell. arsenal women secured the women's super league back in april in front of a new record wsl crowd of 5265. they've dominated all season, losing only twice. and today, they beat manchester city 1—0 to end city's unbeaten season — arsenal ending their campaign with 18 victories in 20 games. miriam walker—khan has more. the gunners have waited seven years to live the wsl trophy. that is a long time for the most decorated clu b long time for the most decorated club in english women's football. but this year has been a breeze. they only lost two games all season and when they were already guaranteed a title with a game to 90, guaranteed a title with a game to go, the celebrations were never in doubt. a stunning emma mitchell left—footed shot

my name is charlton mcilwain. i am the vice provost for faculty engagement and development for new york university and also professor of media, culture and communication. i want to thank many people. some i'll do now. we'll reserve some thanks for many, many other people during the day later on. but i want to thank first our host nyu d.c. who provided this fabulous location for our event this morning. and particular thanks to tom mcintire, the external director of external relations and polly tersian administrative coordinator here at nyu d.c. i also want to thank many and all of the affiliates of the center for critical race and digital studies. the center is made up of more than 50 scholars of color whose research, teaching and public engagement placed race at the center of our work on digital media technology. what is means to place race at the core of our understanding of technology and why it's necessary to place race at the center rather than at the periphery of today's most prominent controversy about digit

my name is charlton . we're going to start off this morning with remarks by nyr i want to thank our host nyu d.c. who provided this fabulous location for our event this morning and particular thanks to tom mcintyre, the -- director of external relations. i also want to thank many and all of the affiliates of the center for critical race and digital studies. the center is made up of more than 50 scholars of color whose research, teaching and public engagement placed race at the center of our work on digital media technology. what is means to place race at the core of our understanding of technology and why it's necessary to place race at the center rather than at the periphery of today's most prominent controversy about digital technology is the focus of today's events. and so to set a backdrop for both the day and then introducing our first panel, i want to bring us a few words just from a historical context. i want to draw your attention to a headline. the headline reads collision course for civil rights

sunderland will play either charlton or doncaster in the final at wembley on 26 may.ted that emotions got the better of him as he forfeited his second—round match at the italian 0pen. it started with a row with a spectator. then his racket went, then it was his chair. he then packed up his gear and walked off court. what's going on with him, because he's really... he said his emotions got away from him, it happens a lot. he has been given a hefty fine, lost his prize money, and had to cover the cost of the hotel that the tournament had provided for him in rome. it just went itjust went on for ages, a full tantrum. staying in rome, it was a busy day forjohanna konta. the british number one had to play twice because of bad weather on wednesday. first she beat the seventh seed, sloane stephens, before seeing off venus williams. she is now through to the quarter—finals. in the last half an hour, israel falau has been officially sacked by rugby australia. he is one of the the sport's biggest stars, but was suspended last month over a social media post which said that hell

thank you charlton and thank you everybody for coming today. this has been a really -- a really stimulating -- intellectually stimulating day. it's my great pleasure to be here today with dr. ruha minimum a associate professor of african-american steads at. she is the author of science and rights on the stem cell frontier and a new book called race after technology, race technology for the new jim code. it's available for preorder now and coming out in early june. she is also editor of a new book called captivating technology, race, car serial tech nowhere science and liberty imagination in every day life which comes out this we can. it's my great flez to be on stage with ruha. >> and i get to introduce professor broussard but i have to say as i introduce her that unfortunately her book is already dated. i would love to do a plug. but unfortunately she is now an associate professor of journalism at nyu. we need a naomi wolf home and recall the become. professor browse have had a data journalist at the appropriating you are l carter journalism i

going to start off this morning with remarks by nyr professor of media culture and communication charlton mcilwain and a look at what's at stake with race and technology. you're watching live coverage here on c-span 3. expecting this to get started momentarily. >>> watching all day coverage hosted by new york universities and the international communication association. expecting it to start in just a moment. throughout the day today hearing about legal and policy frame works for understanding the impact of digital technology on race. then later on, around 2:00 eastern time, redefining technology, a roundtable on interventions and resistance. also this afternoon, justice, inclusion and imagining and building alternative platforms. in the keynote at 5:00 p.m. eastern on artificial intelligence and the new jim code. then later this evening, we'll look at northeast africa and at 8:00 p.m. on american history tv, code talkers. again, just waiting for this conversation to start hosted by new york university. live here on c-span 3.