new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois' senior,

briton daniel dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against former champion joseph parker in saudi arabia on the 22nd of february. 27—year—old dubois sensationally beat former two—time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembley stadium, in his first defence of his ibf belt. dubois previously captured the interim title with an impressive win over filip hrgovic last year and was elevated to world champion when oleksandr usyk vacated the belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois�* senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it to joshua. parker earns a title shot after a four—fight winning streak, including impressive wins over deontay wilder and zhilei zhang in his past two fights. huge night of women's european qualifiers ahead as the seven remaining places for euro 2025 will be completed. wales are hoping to qualify for a major tournament for the first time. they take a 1—1 draw to dublin to face the republic of ireland. we have many special players, equally we have played some really hard teams to break out already, w

britain's daniel dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against former championjoseph parkerf february. 27—year—old dubois sensationally beat former two—time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembley stadium, in his first defence of his ibf belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it tojoshua. tiger woods has had to pull out of playing in the tournament he hosts in the bahamas this week. and admits after back surgery, he's hoping 2025 will see yet another comeback from injury. but the 48—year—old winner of 15 majors said today said he's disappointed and not physically ready to compete at this level. plus, he doesn't know when he'll return to competitive golf. i am just progressively trying to test it, keep making progress, without setting it off. i don't want to have any setbacks. just want to keep making progress. give myself the best chance of going to next year as possible. ifeel like i'm getting stronger, i'm getting more pliable. but, i have a long way to go to compete

briton daniel dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against former champion joseph parker indi arabia on the 22nd of february. 27 year old dubois sensationally beat former two time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembley stadium, in his first defence of his ibf belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois�* senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it to joshua. parker earns a title shot after a four—fight winning streak, including impressive wins over deontay wilder and zhilei zhang in his past two fights. american olympic bronze medallist ilona maher has signed for bristol bears for the rest of the premiership women's rugby season in england. maher is the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media, and has signed a three—month deal, starting injanuary. and in cricket, west indies and bangladesh head into day 4 of the men's international test match series. bangladesh start the day at 193—5 at stumps with a 2ii—run lead. and pakistan havejust beaten zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the second t20 in bulaw

until next time, i'm maurice dubois. (soft music) >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> a deadly crash caught on camera as a truck plows into a security guard post in discovery bay, and neighbors say it is not the first time. >>> plus, a holiday parade turns into a moment of chaos after an officer's motorcycle plows through the crowd in southern california. what we know so far. >>> also, the worst air quality of the season is

one of those architects is jackson dubois, a new york—based timber framer who worked on the spire inm a little earlier. i like to start by getting your reaction to what to you personally. reaction to what to you personally-— reaction to what to you personally. reaction to what to you ersonall . , ., ., , personally. great to be here with you. — personally. great to be here with you, helena, _ personally. great to be here with you, helena, and - personally. great to be here with you, helena, and it - personally. great to be here| with you, helena, and it was personally. great to be here . with you, helena, and it was an amazing day of finally unveiling the results of a solid five years of amazing work by so many craftspeople, celebrated today very much behind barricades of his or her and all the police and delegates that everybody saw and all the fanfare going on to stop it was amazing to see, and you could tell that there is a whole vibe going on around the island here in paris. talk whole vibe going on around the island here in paris.— island here in paris. talk to us about— island

dubois -- john pulsar called it a legal lynching and w.e.b. dubois wrote a poem about it.ere's part of it. bloodstained nation, stretch out your hands. cover them with your gory gowns. come, lawyers, in your sheets of shame proud partners of thugs and thieves. was there a tinge of anti-semitism in your parents' execution, do you think? >> i do. i don't think they were arrested because they were jews. they were arrested because they were communists in my father was arrested because he had committed espionage, but i think two things happened. there was no way that a jewish judge was not going to sentence them to death. this is not me talking. this is the editors of a whole bunch of jewish newspapers, who, believing my parents were guilty, felt the judge had been guilty himself of what they called a jewish complex in sentencing them to death, but even more important, it gave the anti-semites a field day, because they can -- could say, jews are dangerous because they are likely to be communists likely to be spies and spies are likely to be traders. but i don't think they were

dubois, who basically down the road at fisk for his undergrad degree in nashville. and he becomes very significant as a historian, as a scholar as a sociologist, as a founding member of the naacp and so forth. but in 1903, in book, the souls of black folk, he talked about music and wrote about music. and one of the things that he said that really struck me and then i'm going to contrast that with someone else for a minute. the greatest gift of the -- people was a musical whose meaning is always clear that sometime someone men will judge men by their souls and by their skin. and that really moves me. that was 1903, somewhat as the formation of racial was really taking place in the american south in 1928, the person who was considered to be the leading or father of southern history was a man by the name of v phillips. eubie phillips, as he went by his name taught mostly he was from georgia. he taught mostly at the university michigan before moving to yale at the very end of his in life in 1928. and he wrote several things slavery on the american south and so forth. bu

and grant dubois carried off the field on a stretcher in their loss to texas. he is reportedly in a stable condition at a near dollar the by hospital, that was scary. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes taking a nasty hit. limping off the field, right ankle, that did not stop chiefs from defeating browns 21-7. it is monday in the fall, you know what that means, the giants loss their ninth straight. they are laughing at me, the crew. giants in good position to get first pick in the draft come april, that is what i'm planning for. and america's best cheapeering donald trump at the army-navy game. and democrats forming inauguration bicycle ahead of trump being sworn into office. not all democrats are joining the trump resistance. there is a lone voice of bipartisanship. jack brewer will join us next with his reaction. bent finger appointment in 30 minutes. you got this. one — remember, i don't want surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. two — i don't want to wait for my contracture to get worse. three — i want a treatment with minimal downtime. four — i want a non

b. dubois and john said invest williams and others and must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair. why in my law, we say more important than our children, our children's children, and that is what the spirit of find out for kind of them is all about. and useful conversations about the continent of africa continues, but let us of a break, so that we can re engage in a more energized way the same wrong just don't move out because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many fund themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. the the, the devolved in the wall, claimed and ruined the lines of tens of thousands. but it was the hague tribunal, with delta of finishing flow to the muscle. next fell down. yeah, it was that i will talk to him. all of that will cause that the curious, i mean them was that the, the rest of your stuff or some which in the funded 13 as me them or just send me the ok up on these you about you. so mutual blood that's through the because of the throwing in eco soul, tie it up table a cousin

b. dubois and john said invest williams and others and must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair. why in my law we say more important than our children. oh, i served runs children, and that is what the spirit of find out what kind of them is all about. they use full conversations about the continent of africa continues, but let us of a break, so that we can re engage in a more energized way. the, [000:00:00;00] the the, the sales analysts that the wild type guy, and one of the world's most epic rivers were in cost. you have a region so beautiful, the people who believe that it was bestowed upon them by golf himself. so let's get off this mountain and explore this divine land has to offer the best health has been in the news. but in order to understand this, the hell we must go back to the 1900 on 58. when shall the goal? god been friends on when charles de gaulle and his administration to the decision that they are former quarterly is wouldn't be granted independence on us that they bought no or yes. yes. to mean that you agree gain.

b. dubois and john said invest williams and others and must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair. why in my law, we say more important than our children. our children's children, and that is what the spirit of find out for kind of them is all about. they use full conversations about the continent of africa continues, but let us of a break, so that we can re engage in a more energized way the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. in most all sense and up in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the russians cruising and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you even quickly check the k to says the line should not be considering a piece plan for your grades, but instead be focused on sending more weapons to cue again, the alliance demonstrates they can never entertain plans for peace and stability as well as secur

b. dubois and john said, invest the williams and others and must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair. why in my law, we say more important than our children, our children's children, and that is what the spirit of find out for kind of them is all about the useful conversations about the continent of africa continues. but let us of a break so that we can re engage in a more energized way the, [000:00:00;00] the plato says, the line should not be considering a peace plan for you. great is what in said, be focused on sending more weapons to the queue. again, the alliance demonstrates it can never entertain plans for peace and stability as well as security for all in the meantime, just want to continue the . the saw hello has been in the news. but in order to understand the sa hill, we must go back to the 1900 on 58. when saw the goal, government friends, on when charles de gaulle and his administration to the decision that the a former color is, would be granted in dependence on us that they both know or yes, yes. to mean that you would agree

b. dubois and john said invest the williams and others on must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair way and my law. we say more important than our children, our children's children. and that is what the spirit of find out what kind of them is all about. and useful conversations about the continent of africa continues, but let us of a break so that we can re engage in a more energized way the, the, i just need to just include up the, this one was looking at equal bolts. just was wondering if the president put all the state graduates even the most for us to call you, we spoke with you in for patients ended up getting me, what's the rubbish to rubbish cubes that are in the air, particularly usually, you know, and it goes out on the stump, please. i have taken poison question. your call for support. your community here is to me and that that will so we should that they will glad shoppers. just restore issue of worst name. you're still doing that with them. so let's go ahead and we'll put all in this way and attempt to do, and instead of be sor

dubois and joel spingarn. dubois put their challenge plainly. this is a quote with the exception of woodrow wilson to the presidency in 1913. they're open. the american --, a period of cruelty, discrimination and wholesale murder in the in the november election. in 1916. dubois had been a socialist socialist. and who would be future winner of the lenin prize voted for the republican evans hughes and joined william monroe trotter in doing so in 1916. also, the election of the first woman to congress, republican jeanette rankin from montana. she was also trained as a scientist like alice paul. she had a biology degree from the university of montana and she was typical of millions of american working women who now were joining movement for women's voting rights. once she got elected to congress, she was elevated by her republican colleagues to the ranking member positions on the committee on women's suffrage. naturally, given her background, she had been a field worker for nasa previously. that made a lot of sense on the merits. but i tell you then

here, one of the big british fights of the year, daniel dubois, knocking out anthonyjoshua in front ofpointment for england as they narrowly failed to make it out of the group stage at the women's t20 world cup. the men's side were in pakistan, wherejoe root became england's leading test match run scorer of all time. meanwhile, britain reached the final of the americas cup for the first time in 60 years. although the wait for victory goes on. every time we compete in the americas cup, we get one step closer. so next time it's time to step up and go all the way. back home on dry land, wigan completed an historic clean sweep of all the major rugby league trophies. oh my word, that's sensational! with grand final victory york valkyrie once again women's champions. whilst the formula one season reached its climax. max verstappen champion for a fourth consecutive season, a fourth consecutive season. the sporting retirement was thought perhaps the theme of 2020 for the world of tennis said gracias to rafa nadal as he ended his incredible career at the davis cup. the final football trophy of

here, one of the big british fights of the year, daniel dubois knocking out anthonyjoshua in front ofled to make it out of the group stage at the women's t20 world cup. the men's side were in pakistan, wherejoe root became england's leading test match run—scorer of all time. meanwhile, britain reached the final of the america's cup for the first time in 60 years. although the wait for victory goes on. every time we compete in the america's cup, we get one step closer. but as the year drew to a close, time to look forward. pack your bags for switzerland. for wales, plenty to look forward to, as their women's football team qualified for a major tournament for the first time — the euros in 2025. we're history makers and that'll never get taken away from us. much further ahead, the decision in december to award a men's world cup to saudi arabia will continue to draw scrutiny for many years to come. saudi arabia! but the end of the year marking a moment to reflect. 2024 — a truly memorable sporting year. the bbc sports personality of the year 2024 is... keely hodgkinson! cheering and appla

think the dubois, the, what on the glen line can produce, even with the next operation of hon, allowed for us to take control of the whole region from send a goal. so, so done. most of the curious path in the terrorist threats continued to grow, can be area risk. just activity expanded, while friends, business affairs and molly improved, 10 profits grew click and st for shouldered 49 french soldiers died. not somali, the french trade interests. frances, i mean, it took up and independent and extremely advantageous inconvenience position, and molly occupies how many malia and civilians died at the hands of the french facts doesn't care about that to better a phrase, the goal fronts has no friends, supposedly its own interest. the history of relations between friends and its former colonies should serve as an example tool defense tweedy with france to deal with the devil. so no, uh, uh, people do or is that down to the put the last on monday i'm gone. don't see that. i'm going to, donald pretty notifies of who the a use that uh you said that the, the 1st 4 on says oh for somebody in the

until next time, i'm maurice dubois. (soft music) >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> a deadly crash caught on camera as a truck plows into a security guard post in discovery bay, and neighbors say it is not the first time. >>> plus, a holiday parade turns into a moment of chaos after an officer's motorcycle plows through the crowd in southern california. what we know so far. >>> also, the worst air quality of the season is now hanging over the bay area. >>> and chase center turns into a holiday hot spot. what drew thousands to the venue. >>> it is 11:00 on a saturday night in the bay area, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. a horrific moment caught on dashcam of a truck plowing into a security guard station at a gated community in discovery bay. >> that impact killed one security guard and critically injured a second. investigators say the driver is a teenager, and da lin's got the story. >> reporter: cameras from a tesla captured the fatal crash. a hyundai santa cruz speeding down the c

i can only speak for myself, but i'm probably always going to say blanche dubois in a streetcar namedhigh school, and finally did it 30 years later. and probably one of the most challenging to mount and also to play consistently, which we did here and in new york. they told me to take a streetcar named desire, then transfer to one called cemeteries, and ride six blocks and get off at elysian fields. she slowly goes mad and is taken off to an insane asylum, and one sees that as an audience. you see the disintegration happening. i said i was sorry three times. i take meds for my nerves. it was the most taxing and emotionally wrecking. for viewers of tv, there will be many who will say it is scully. the answers are there. you just have to know where to look. but for you personally, it is that role. yes. i just want to get back to your book, want. the fantasies are anonymous. the only identifications for each one are things like nationality, sexual orientation, relationship status, money, earnings. and as you said, one of the fantasies is yours. i have to ask, i am so sorry, because i ima

b. dubois and john said invest williams and others and must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair. why in my law, we say more important than our children, our children's children, and that is what the spirit of find out for kind of them is all about. they use full conversations about the continent of africa continues, but let us of a break. so that we can re engage in a more energized way the the, [000:00:00;00] the revolution of 1789 in france gave hope for the liberation of the oppressed peoples in the branch of overseas territories. but paris did not want to part with its sources of profit. silver sign of the colonization was the uprising of black slaves and hating that remote island, reduced almost half of all the sugar on the planet sooner was made by d. as in franchise slaves broad from africa in 1791, they started an uprising against their oppressors. the black swept away the colonial administration and formed their own army. it was led by that charismatic leader francois dominique, tucson, live at york range advanced to regain co

b. dubois and john said, invest the williams and others and must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair. why in my law, we say more important than our children, our children's children, and that is what the spirit of find out for kind of them is all about. they use full conversations about the continent of africa continues, but let us of a break. so that we can re engage in a more energized way the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the saw help has been in the news. but in order to understand the saw how we must go back to the 1900 on 58. when saw the goal. gov and friends on when charles de gaulle and his administration to the decision that they a former color is, would be a grunt of independence on us that they both know or yes, yes. to mean that you would agree gained something called in defenders. but you would remain on the front no to me that their friends would run away. the only 2 countries avoided no. uh jerry, uh and uh, how much had been bella and jimmy and how sick or today the rest of the country is rema

so that they can, but the keep this on for you think the dubois, what on the letterman can produce even what the next operation of hon allowed friends to take control of the whole region from send the goal. so, so done. next, the curious path in the terrorist threat to continue to grow in the area or of terrorist activity expanded, while french business affairs in molly improved 10 profits grew. click on st for shouldered 49 french soldiers died, not somali, the french trade interests. frances, i mean, he took up an independent and extremely advantageous inconvenience position in molly occupies, tell. many molly and civilians died at the hands of the french. doesn't care about that. phrase, the girl, friends has no friends, only its own interests. the history of relations between france and its former colonies should serve as an example to of the defense treaty with france. does it deal with the devil? so no, uh, uh, people do was i talked to the put the last. so monday i'm gone. i don't see that i'm going to put down a pretty notifies or pull the a reset, a reset that p the foster for

when we think about the words of dubois that public education at the expense of the state, after all a negro idea. black, brown, white, asian families rely on public education. his disdain towards public housing, the end of his first term he began to go after subsidies, programs and vouchers that would create better opportunities for affordable homes and public housing. his resistance towards public accommodations is deeply tethered to something that is a very painful past in our nation's history. what i've simply offered is a vision forward where we can invest in people, create opportunities for working people and education and jobs and housing. that's how we grow our economy. he has an opportunity to do that. i hope he doesn't waste his power. >> now putting these threats aside, is there one or two issues where you see the potential for common ground with the incoming administration? >> well, one of the things that we're very proud of in the city of chicago is how we are of having more in our community colleges. 11, 12% growth in enrollment, the fastest returning of community colle

daniel dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against former champion joseph parker in saudipoel hit the door of a post van that was opened as he passed it, with pictures on social media showing his bike snapped in two. the denver broncos strengthened their position in the nfl playoff picture with a win over the cleveland browns that came despite browns quarterback jameis winston throwing for four touchdowns and a franchise record 497 yards. it was his two interceptions returned for scores that scuppered his historic performance, and one of the "baggy green caps" worn by australian cricket legend don bradman has sold for almost a quarter of £1 million at an auction in sydney. bradman wore the cap in the 1947—48 home test series against india during which he scored his 100th first class century. now, he�*s scored more than 40,000 points over a career of more than 20 years, but lebronjames may have to deal with a bit of time out of the la lakers team after his coach poured a bit of cold water on lebron�*s stated aim of playing every one of their 82 regular season nba games. why

joining us now is jackson dubois, the executive drejter of the timber sframer's guild and he worked on was a massive undertaking on a structure that's been around since the 13th century. what was it like to work on this? >> hi, ana. thanks for having me here. it was an amazing experience for sure. the work that i took part in was on the gothic parts of the spire and being able to work side-by-side with french carpenters, crafts people, timber framers, i represent the timber framer's guild here in this work and all the other organizations helping the united states represent this. it was a really fantastic experience. a lot of work. a lot of work. >> tell us about how you went about rebuilding the spire and how did you try to replicate the original? >> yeah. we were working from drawings that had already been done and reproduced from the drawings of le duc. the spire was finished in the mid 1800s. notre dame went for a long time without a spire, actually. so we had the drawings from le duc and the fantastic french engineers and architects reproduced those drawings to modern specification

dubois and really saw that birth control was an equity issue. sanger through all of her embrace of eugenics and she certainly never declined donations from white supremacy lists. she notoriously lectured to the women's auxiliary of the kkk. but she was also very committed to designing services and studies that benefited communities of color. she also directly and repeatedly refuted the pseudoscience that was floating around at that time arguments against birth control were inspired by eugenics that would say, you know, well, we don't want white to use birth control. we women of color to use it. but their intelligence is so low that they can't be taught how. and sanger actually would pipe up and say no. the average white woman has a lot more trouble with it. actual early. she piloted this clinic in harlem as well as studies in the deep south and i think that work should not necessarily be tarred with the same brush as everything, she said in her very violent, disturbing anti disability eugenics inspired speeches where she even gave one talk about

play was stopped for ten minutes after the helmet to helmet hit on receiver grant dubois.ics ended up having to cut off his jersey to put a to put him in a neck brace before transporting him off the field. as you saw, players on both teams very clearly shook up gathering together, some of them seen praying as they watched this. and then you saw him carted off the field. the coach of the dolphins says that initial medical scans are showing positive results. supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson making history and fulfilling a lifelong dream. the justice made her broadway debut on saturday in the musical and juliet. watch this female empowerment the justice showing off her acting chops in this walk on role. it was a one time event in her memoir, lovely one. the justice actually shared that in her application essay to get into harvard, she wrote that it was her fantasy to be the first black female supreme court justice to appear on a broadway stage. so, i mean, what's next? check and check. >> john berman pretty hyper specific right there. i know exactly she was a theat

this is a woman who owns this is a woman of color melissa dubois. guess so. you construction company and she talks about how she still walks into meeting and they say but you're a woman, you know? and so she talks a little bit about that. but this in terms of mattering, she said, in my own we have just shy of 100 employees, currently 46% of our people are people of color. and 27% of those would be considered economically disadvantaged, individual, individual all's i want to have the most diverse contracting company in the country, not just in new york state, but in the country. i think the moment that i realized that there was business case, a successful business case that could be made for diversity and for aligning my personal and missions with the business, i think that's when my heart took flight, which i really, really love. and i just think it's such an individual thing. and that's one thing is a key take from book to it's define love for your -- self, right? what gives you a sense of purpose and meaning that? it does not have to be your job. so i would