the native of nearby greensboro gets it together and takes it in three sets. nascar on deck.ht race in bristol, tennessee, we'll have that for you at 11:00. see you back then, and i guess we can go to a movie or something. >> alan: we'll watch the game later on. one last story. a lot of people filled the streets of oakland for a celebration of asian culture. a big crowd came out for the 24th annual oakland chinatown street festival. organizers say it's one of the largest asian-american festivals in the u.s. spans nine city blocks, features cultural demonstrations and performances, and 200 booths. the festival continues tomorrow from 10:00 toking5:30. thanks for joining us. nascar's countdown is next. and our next newscast tonight at 11:00 p.m. captioned by closed captioning services inc. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide.

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economist, author and columnist who also serves as the president of bennett college for women in greensboro, north carolina. and is the author of the text "surviving and thriving: 365 facts in black economics history." dr. malveaux. good to have you back on this program. >> good to be here. tavis: black folk may very well be surviving these days. they are not thriving. we have been saying for sometime now this is the worst recession since the great depression but for black folk in particular, we are now at depression era levels. we are surviving but not thriving. >> a few of us are thriving but this is a horrible, horrible recession for us. it is like fiction. reading a mystery book. one in six. it is really something like one in four african-americans who are out of work. half of the brothers are simply not working. how can you have a community with the base of half of the men not working? i would have to say if it was any place else in america, if it was an laicha or california, don't you think public policy perhaps would have targeted those men? public policy has ignored african-american

three and run a swedish born part pedersen had another shot of glory in his adopted hometown of greensboro the weight winner three shots behind in third spots. a thirteen point loss is perhaps not the best way for new zealand to build confidence with the rugby world cup a month away but that's what's happened when they met south africa in the tri nations on saturday evening no love lost between the sides to ensure the trying to cycle since two thousand. rival locks bucky's both ensemble whitelock squaring up to each other within the first ten minutes the resulting penalty from mornay steyn would put the whole six now long staying very much on form with his boots hitting over another couple of penalties and a drop kick here to make it fifteen nothing south african just the high dollar mark now without the influential pairing of former world players of the year richie mccaw car for new zealand refining mikel tough but there so try was a vintage all blacks richard who either driving over after a series of brilliantly quick interchanges or that was as good as it would get for the reigning cham

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the opening round and a sixty five on friday while swede carl pettersson is aiming for glory in greensboro he's adopted hometown the two thousand and eight swim message three strokes back in said place and then rugby new zealand suffered a thirteen point loss to south africa in the tri nations now the best of will months ahead of the world cup which the old blacks i hosting this all summed their love lost between the sides who had shared they try nations title since two thousand and one rival looks back in school today and some well wide low score squaring up to each other within the first sound man as the resulting penalty from more than staying with the hosts cigs zero up saying very much on form with the boot taking another couple of penalties and also adding a drop goal to make it fifteen nothing to south africa which a column is dry just before halftime was all the old blacks could muster eighteen to five the final score but it's easy going to still going to try nations eve they can beat australia in brisbane next weekend. and that's latest in a moment coming up shortly is the weather

opening round and a sixty five on friday while swede carl pettersson things aiming for the glory in greensboro his adopted hometown the two thousand and eight when the saints three shots back in said place. and to rugby finally when you zealand south of a thirteen point loss to south africa in the tri nations not the best of warm ups ahead of the world cup which the all blacks are hosting this autumn no love lost between the sides who had shared the trying nations title since two thousand and one rival looks of becky's bolton some well wide locks wearing out to each other within the first sound minutes the resulting penalty from war in the stain would put the hosts sig's ear up staying very much on phone with the boot kicking another couple of penalties and adding a drop goal to make it fifteen nothing to south africa richard gough always try just before half time was old the all blacks could muster at eighteen to five the final score but use it was still when they tried nations if they beat australia in praise by next weekend. that's all the latest in sports for they all coming out shortly as

round and also a sixty five on friday while sweet carl pettersson is aiming for further glory in greensboro his adopted hometown the two thousand and eight when a sits three shots back and fed. and then rugby new zealand suffered a thirteen point loss to south africa in the tri nations not the best of warm ups i had of the world cup which the all blacks are hosting the source of no love lost between the sides had chad they try nations title since two thousand and one rival looks back to school time some well white looks wearing out to each other within the first ten minutes the resulting penalty from more and stay in would put the hosts six zero up staying very much on phone with the boot taking another couple of penalties and aiding adding a drop goal to make it fifteen nothing to the south africans. richard gough always tried just before half time was all the all blacks could muster eighteen to five the final score but those still when they're trying nations if they can beat australia are in for a spain next weekend. desolate distance bold coming up is the weather stay with r.t. . hungry

. >> we're going to head to greensboro and watch it from our home. >> reporter: cody goes on one lastalk on the beach before evacuating with all the guests who were staying at her hotel. >> some of the guests were upset that they were having to leave because their vacation was short. but most of them very were understanding and they know we couldn't do anything about it and they all say they'll be back next year. >> reporter: donna hopes hurricane irene will not damage her hotel. saying these evacuations are already costings her money. >> i'm thinking in excess of $25,000. just in revenue. >> reporter: but business is brisk at the local hardware store. >> batteries, generators, plastic covers. as long as we have the supplies that they need, they pretty much know what they need to get. >> reporter: now the storm is expected to make land fall here on saturday. but already the president has issued a state of emergency for the state of north carolina. that clears the way for federal funds to be available so they can respond to this storm. live in atlantic beach, i'm jennifer davis, ktvu c

. >> we're going to head to greensboro and watch it from our home. >> reporter: cody goes on one lastalk on the beach before evacuating with all the guests who were staying at her hotel. >> some of the guests were upset that they were having to leave because their vacation was short. but most of them very were understanding and they know we couldn't do anything about it and they all say they'll be back next year. >> reporter: donna hopes hurricane irene will not damage her hotel. saying these evacuations are already costings her money. >> i'm thinking in excess of $25,000. just in revenue. >> reporter: but business is brisk at the local hardware store. >> batteries, generators, plastic covers. as long as we have the supplies that they need, they pretty much know what they need to get. >> reporter: now the storm is expected to make land fall here on saturday. but already the president has issued a state of emergency for the state of north carolina. that clears the way for federal funds to be available so they can respond to this storm. live in atlantic beach, i'm jennifer davis, ktvu c

liked to drive a high speeds of the expired driver's license and would roar through the streets of greensboro an other parts of north carolina. maybe seeing too much dukes of hazzard. monday to women are talking in a parked car with surging confidence when the car smashed by a k as them. the injuries are so severe they sue him and they found a copy of the lawsuit the last name is christian. [laughter] may when the case and they are awarded more than $10,000 in 1985 which was a substantial sum of money at the time as the injuries were severe and he never pays. he dodges the sheriff and flouts the law but i talk to the women's attorney and he remembers k. e.s.m. bursting into his office with a posse of error of students and the transmitter to lecture about white america is roundabout israel. israel turns out to be an important point* with his radicalization and more than i thought taking a tour of the confederate memorial with the author of confederate charleston. >> this is a monument to the confederate defenders of fort sumter and directed the veteran nine in the 1930's. charleston was so dev

and second round of the wind ham championship greensboro north carolina.e field. this is great. derek lambly did not make the cut. there is the effort a lifetime of vacations courtesy of wind ham. and missed it a couple times. the screams of joy you're hearing coming from moraga. and the contract 10 years and it's done in 10 years and there is a school record 208 wins and coach of the year honor twice and four years of 25 plus wins for gales. good to keep them there. >> thank you very much. 50 yes. >> that is all for us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> have a good night. d'=ñ=ñrwrwçsçxçxztztztztztmwmwl÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷l÷3333333 captned by closed captioning services, inc. this is the... today's contestants are a senior from santa monica, california... a junior from benton harbor, michigan... and a senior from rockville, maryland... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek!

. >> round 2 of the windom championship in greensboro.ek landsly shot a 7 over 77 but missed the cut but when you hit a hole in one you major the highlights. tommy gainy is 12 under through 36 holes and has a three-stroke lead. >>> earlier this week, the international boxing federation offered a rematch between abner more race and joseph an beck he could and more race' controversial win over the weekend. following the match, jim gray confronted the referee russell mora. >> with all due respect, you have a very difficult job. and i have a high respect for referees. so does al bernstein. this quite possibly he said has been one of the worst officiated fights he has seen in years. how would you rate your performance? >> i think it's a shame for anybody to say that. >> also ashamed for the fans to see 9, 12, 13 low blows and the guy is getting a warning throughout the night and you barely said anything to him. >> if it was a low blow you would be 100% correct. they are on the beltline. >> you're way off. >> okay, thank you very much. >> all r

. >> welcome to the cbs sports update presented by pfizerment i'm samuraiian inch greensboro, webb simpsonrst tournaments of his career finishing at 18 under. in the men's final, world number one novak djokovic retired with a right shoulder injury, giving andy murray his second career win in cincinnati. cbs sports coverage of the u.s. open tennis championship begins on september 3rd. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart

drive that high-speed with an expired driver's license and he would roar through the streets in greensboro and other parts of north carolina that he saw too much of the dukes of hazzard. .. >> he dodges the sheriff, avoids the law, but i talked to a christian women's attorney, and he remembers ksm bursting into his office with a translator with a posse of arab students to lecture about the iran-iraq war and why america is wrong about israel. israel is a very important point in his radicalization, more so than i would have thought. >> you can watch this and other programs op line at booktv.org . >> next, roger di silvestro describes thee dore roosevelt's experiences as a rancher in the badlands of the dakota territory before becoming president. his time on the ranch shaped his thinking on the american west and wildlife conservation. this is about an hour. >> our author today has previously confessed he was acquainted with our 26th president through the classics illustrated publication called "thee dore roosevelt, the rough rider." in his early moments in his youth, he was influenced by the

drive at high speed with an expired driver's license and he would sort of go through the streets of greensboro and other parts of north carolina that he saw too much of the dukes of hazzard, i don't know. but one day they are talking in a parked car some urgent confidence that couldn't go on in the living room i imagine. when the car smashed by khalid sheikh mohammed. the injuries are so severe they sued him and i found a copy of lawsuit. by the way it is christian verses mohammed. [laughter] ultimately they went in the case and they are awarded more than $10,000 in 1985 which is an essential sum of money the times of the injuries were fairly severe. he never pays. he dodges the sheriff, fly is the law the christian women's

joining me now on the phone is north carolina's senator kay hagan, who is in greensboro. senator, thanks very much for joining us. i was listening to your governor, beth perdue earlier, talking about 20 different counties in the direct path. 3.5 million people in north carolina alone. are you guys ready? >> well, i think we are certainly as ready as anybody can be in a storm of the magnitude and size that we're talking about. that's why we've certainly encourages the evacuation of all of the tourists and the residents on the outer banks. >> you know, i'm sure you heard what mark potter had to say. aid of long-term residents who are ignoring the storm. are you worried about that. >> i am. because of fact if this storm surge does happen, where the flooding could be very severe, and obviously, you add that into high, high, strong winds, it certainly could be a very difficult situation for many people. >> about 48 hours from now, what are we going to be talking about? what are your biggest fears? >> well, my biggest fears are orriously the health and safety of our citizens, a

host: that get back to the phones, greensboro, n.c., on the line for democrats. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm very concerned that our legislative leaders do not know the difference between plants and job creation. i agree that it has to be direct. the public must see people they know and people in their families having some type of job. the public could be asked to subsidize construction. people that have would share. i appreciate you letting me have this call. guest: i think the caller is absolutely right. we have to think about many prongs, the continuation of unemployment insurance. my strategy for job creation is first, do no harm. did not cut government spending in the near term. second, massive infrastructure investment. you could put a lot of people back to work in the construction and manufacturing industries. repairing infrastructure cost more in the future. third, resolve the state budget crisis. there is a $97 billion shortfall with what the states receive in revenue and this fiscal year. you can close two-thirds of that -- i think a more targ

you a sense of where this is, it's about 80 miles or so from winston-salem, almost 90 miles from greensboro. and i was just looking through some of the crime rate facts, to give you a sense, if this person ends up to be carrying a weapon, blacksburg's crime levels are lower than virginia's levels and violent instances tend to be lower than virginia's average as well. so, absent the fact that so many of us are familiar with the awful tragedy of april 16, 2007, this is an area that is very safe, certainly much safer than the rest of virginia. and finally, thomas, we should note, obviously, as we heard from the university relations head a short time ago, larry hinker, that we're in a new era, this is also now trending on twitter, with many people saying, everyone please be safe at virginia tech. >> peter, thanks. stand by for me. kelsey hider is managing editor of "the collegiate times," on the virginia tech campus right now. kelsey, what are you experiencing or seeing since you've been on lockdown now since roughly 9:30 a.m.? >> sure. i'm near the main entrance on campus, sort of south side w

at high speed with an expired driver's license, and he would sort of roar through the streets of greensboro and other parts of north carolina, maybe he saw too much of "the dukes of hazard," i don't know. but he would occasionally crash. one day two women are talking in a parked car -- some urgent confidence that couldn't go on in a living room, i imagine -- when their car is smashed by khalid sheikh mohammed. their injuries are so severe they sue him. i found a copy of the lawsuit. their last name, by the way, is christian. the lawsuit is christian v. mohamed. [laughter] ultimately, they win the case. he is -- they are awarded more than $10,000 this 1995 -- in 1995 which is a substantial sum of money at the time, so their injuries were fairly severe. he never pays. he dodges the sheriff, he flouts the law. but i talked to their, the christian women's attorney, stephen j. teague, and he remembers ksm bursting into his office with a translator and a small posse of other arab students to lecture him about the iran/iraq war and why america's wrong about israel. israel turns out to be a very im

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host: greensboro, n.c., a democrat. caller: there seems to be a lot of overkill. does the fbi have any influence in terms of stopping or slowing down the rate of the way management trains local police stops where people are approached with the officer's hand on the gun, and we have seen a lot of cases where it has become routine. the civil rights of most of the citizens, when they are accosted by police officers for nothing but a routine stop, do you investigate those in terms of abuses of civil rights? guest: civil-rights is our second most important criminal priority. the fbi investigates every allegation. if the fbi does not investigate these crimes, there is nobody else to investigate. we take civil-rights extremely important repair and more broadly, we really partner as closely as possible -- important . we really partner as closely as possible with those in the community they live -- who live and work out there. they work on our joint terrorism task force, our state street task force. we have critical relationships. the fbi does a lot of training with state

host: independent, greensboro, go ahead, please. caller: i keep listening to these americans calling in, especially those that are black americans, no revolution is ever won unless the people, which are the people that are being oppressed, are willing to get up and fight their leaders, that is what the libyans have done. and i wanted to thank the u.n. and all the other people who came in to help the people who asked forhe help. black americans and white americans, they were all part of the united states civil rights movement. remember the history, know the history, and say hurrah to the libyans for wanting to not be believe -- -- for not wanting to be oppressed. guest: i think this is about human dignity. this isn't about the west or nato or the united states going in and trying to provoke regime change in egypt or tunisia or syria. not at all. our country hasn't been in that posture whatsoever. this has been about an upricer that began, setting himself ablaze because he was frustrated and angry at the lack of responsiveness of a go

greensboro, n.c., robyn on the democrats' line. caller: the statue of dr. martin luther king is ok. it would be better to see blacks, whites, asians, and indians surrounding him holding hands. there is still racism. the republicans against democrats, nothing going on. still there is nothing for the poor people. if you are not rich, and you do not even qualify as an american. that is wrong. we have a lot of work to do. we need to keep going forward and get rid of the republicans and democrats. there should be one union for one nation for the people. host: georgia, even on the independent line. caller: i think the taxpayers money should be spent on something more than the tax year. i know that martin luther did some good, but he would want to help out the people of the nation. host: turley savage in the kit you new york times." -- in the "new york times." wichita, kan., good morning on the republican line. caller: i like the statute. it reminds me of bringing people together. and that is what we need today. we have been divided by or political beliefs. -- how or political beliefs. it

greensboro, n.c., robyn on the democrats' line. caller: the statue of dr. martin luther king is ok.t would be better to see blacks, whites, asians, and indians surrounding him holding hands. there is still racism. the republicans against democrats, nothing going on. still there is nothing for the poor people. if you are not rich, and you do not even qualify as an american. that is wrong. we have a lot of work to do. we need to keep going forward and get rid of the republicans and democrats. there should be one union for one nation for the people. host: georgia, even on the independent line. caller: i think the taxpayers money should be spent on something more than the tax year. i know that martin luther did some good, but he would want to help out the people of the nation. host: turley savage in the kit you new york times." -- in the "new york times." wichita, kan., good morning on the republican line. caller: i like the statute. it reminds me of bringing people together. and that is what we need today. we have been divided by or political beliefs. -- how or political beliefs. it br

host: that get back to the phones, greensboro, n.c., on the line for democrats. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm very concerned that our legislative leaders do not know the difference between plants and job creation. i agree that it has to be direct. the public must see people they know and people in their families having some type of job. the public could be asked to subsidize construction. people that have would share. i appreciate you letting me have this call. guest: i think the caller is absolutely right. we have to think about many prongs, the continuation of unemployment insurance. my strategy for job creation is first, do no harm. did not cut government spending in the near term. second, massive infrastructure investment. you could put a lot of people back to work in the construction and manufacturing industries. repairing infrastructure cost more in the future. third, resolve the state budget crisis. there is a $97 billion shortfall with what the states receive in revenue and this fiscal year. you can close two-thirds of that -- i think a more targ

host: independent, greensboro, go ahead, please. caller: i keep listening to these americans calling in, especially those that are black americans, no revolution is ever won unless the people, which are the people that are being oppressed, are willing to get up and fight their leaders, that is what the libyans have done. and i wanted to thank the u.n. and all the other people who came in to help the people who asked for the help. black americans and white americans, they were all part of the united states civil rights movement. remember the history, know the history, and say hurrah to the libyans for wanting to not be believe -- -- for not wanting to be oppressed. guest: i think this is about human dignity. this isn't about the west or nato or the united states going in and trying to provoke regime change in egypt or tunisia or syria. not at all. our country hasn't been in that posture whatsoever. this has been about an upricer that began, setting himself ablaze because he was frustrated and angry at the lack of responsiveness of a

what will eventually happen between that small group of people, or the guy that north carolina and greensboro who feels alienated because he cannot feel -- fit into that societe there, what happens to these people is they get channeled into other forms of alienation. at all ports and to much more dangerous movements who are going to tap into that rage and much more powerful ways or movements begins doing in the 10's and 20's. >> for someone who is becoming increasingly terrified, sort of listening to this discussion on policy terms is fascinating and very energy projects energizing, my question is on an individual basis and without being made to sound silly, it sometimes feels like the only way me or him or her -- the only way we can protect ourselves is to never leave the bathroom. if you never leave your bathroom, you will be fine. you have to, and you have to go outside. how can one address the concerns that we are feeling? a first of all, the bathroom is one of the most dangerous places in the world. >> you do not turn the water on. >> then there is the kitchen. the thing to do is to move

congressman issued junk bonds said that we can invest in our own tax i should be able to invest in greensboroet to the return -- we can rebuild the transportation sector if we have cash for the regular people. guest: i think you see a very weak economy out there. consumer credit has retracted enormously. some are afraid to take on risk at the banks. we see that with a revolving into non revolving credit. there is a limit to how much the federal government can do for individuals. most revolve lowering in -- most involve lowering interest rates. i do not think you will see a direct lending program. it is more efficient on creating jobs, increase aggregate demand, with the exception of doing something to address the foreclosure crisis. host: steve is a business owner from livingston, new jersey. talkr: i want tolk about the garment industry. is no manufacturing inrin manhattan. -- how are those jobs ever going to come back to america? host: what business do you have? caller: we live on the domestic side of the garment, which used to be a huge business in new york. today it is down to a minuscule