announcer: this weekend, matthew andrews of the university of north carolina at chapel hill talks about how the racial tensions of the 1980's were reflected in the sports of the era. here is a preview. fight takes place in las vegas, nevada, june 11, 1982. 32,000 paying spectators. millions more are watching at home on pay-per-view. i was one of those millions. i'm going to tell you something about that in a second. here are some interesting facts from this night and fight. interesting fact number one. the las vegas police department employed their swat team. they surrounded the arena, up on the roof snipers were pointing guns at the crowd as the crowd went in. that is because there were death threats around this fight. members of the ku klux klan said if holmes he wins the fight, they would assassinate him in the ring. black militant organizations said we are sending members. we will be armed. if any harm is done to larry holmes, where going to fight back. this is much more than a sporting event. we have an intense racial drama playing out in las vegas. announcer: what's the entire pro

matthew andrews: we have been exploring the question of gender and women's rights and sports. we will return our focus to race relations. we're going to explore what i like to call the return of the great white hope in the 1980's. you know all about the original great white hope. you did research on it. jim jefferies in 1910. he comes out of retirement's and tries to redeem the white race and defeat jack johnson. was unsuccessful. he failed. in the 1980's there were a few white athletes who are thought of in the same way. these were white athletes that white americans hoped would score symbolic victories in sports and the attitudes towards these athletes suggested that perhaps the nation had not come as far as many people like to think. the united states may have entered what commentators were calling a post-civil rights era. the 1970's and the 1980's. clearly race was still meaningful. racial anxiety still existed. to illustrate these anxieties we are going to explore these anxieties in a few minutes. he will explain where they come from. you all know how much i liked boxing

matthew andrews of the university of north carolina talks about how racial tensions of the 1980's werelected in sports. >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. he loses. no one thinks he is going to do well. he does not win. in rocky to be not set apollo creed and the most implausible boxing scene ever filmed. but rocky wins. these were both very popular movies. these are much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. movies about american history. brooklyn law school professor christopher beauchamp talks about his book invented by law. he is solely remembered as the inventor the telephone because he secured a patent. we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign. arkansas governor bill clinton's second place finish and his positioning as the comeback kid. clinton: while leaving his young and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. both democratic and republican ads that aired in the granite state. her book pivotal tuesdays and argues that the 20th century was shaped by four elections that o

historian matthew andrews of north carolina at chapel hill talks about how racial tensions of the 1980's were reflected in sports. >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film, he loses in the first film, he loses in a split decision to apollo creed and no one thinks he will do well. he does remarkably well but is not win. in rocky two, he knocks out apollo creed and the most implausible boxing scene. but rocky wins. inse were both very popular 1976 and 1970 nine, but they're much more than sports movies. ,hese are movies about race these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45, christopher beauchamp talks about his book "invented by law," arguing that alexander graham bell is only remembered as the invention of the telephone despite contributions of others because he secured the patent monopoly. on road to the white house rewind with the upcoming new hampshire primary, we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor bill clinton's second-place finish in new hampshire and his position as the comeback kid. >> the evening is beyond. [laughter] we don't know

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historian matthew andrew of the university of north carolina in chapel hill talks about how racial tensions sports. >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. he loses in the first film. he loses in a split decision. noah thinks he will do well. he does well, but he does not win. he knocks out apollo creed of the most implausible boxing scene ever filmed. it's impossible what happens, but he wins. both very popular movies in 1976, but these are much more than just. sports movies. these are movies of a race, these are movies about american history. >> and 10:45, christopher bijan talks about his book "invented law," arguing that alexander graham bell is solely remembered as the inventor of the telephone despite the contributions of others because he secured a patent probably. saturday morning, with the upcoming first in the new primary, we will look back in 1992 and bill clinton's second-place finish, and is positioning is the comeback kid. >> the evening is young. [laughter] >> we don't know yet what the final tally will be. i think we can say with some certainty that new hampshire ton

saturday night at 8:00, matthew andrews of the university of north carolina at about how talks racial tensions of the 1980s were reflected in sports. rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. loses in a split decision. no one thinks he's going to do well. he does remarkably well, but win.not in rocky ii, he knocks him out. wins. these were both very popular 1976 and 1979 but they az movies.an sport these are movies about race and american history. at 10:40, christopher talks about is book, arguing the telephone. 10:00 on road at to the white house rewind, we back at the 1992 residential campaign and arkansas governor bill clinton as a s positioning comeback kid. > while the evening is young and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we with some to say new hampshire has made bill clinton the comeback kid kid. of t 8:00 p.m., university washington professor margt talks book, pivotal tuesdays and argues it was shaped by elections, starting with the election of 1912. american mplete history tv weekend schedule, go cspan.org. numbers came out today showing a decelerati

some of the highlights for this weekend include saturday night at 8:00 eastern, historian matthew andrews of the university of north carolina at chapel hill talks about how racial tensions were reflected in sports. >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. he loses in the first film. he loses in a split decision. no one thinks he will do well. does he remarkably well, but he does not win. in knocks out apollo in the most implausible scene. it's impossible. but rocky wins. these were both very popular movies in 1976 and 1979. these are much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45, professor christopher beacham talks about his book, arguing that alexander graham bell is remembered as the inventor of the telephone despite the contributions of others. sunday morning, with the upcoming first in the nation new hampshire primary, we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor democrat bill clinton's second place finish in new hampshire and his positioning as the co comeback kid. >> the evening is

historian matthew andrews at the university of north carolina chapel hill talks about how racial tensions of the 1980s were reflected in sports. >> rocky is a heavy under dog. he loses in the first film and loses in a split decision. no one thinks he will do well. he does not win. in rocky 2 he knocks out apollo creed in the most implausible boxing scene filmed. these were both very popular movies in 1976 and 1979. these are movies about race. these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45 brooklyn law school professor talks about his book "invented by law" arguing that alexander graham bell is solely remembered as inventor of phone because he produced a patent monopoly. we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor democrat bill clint clinton's position. >> the evening is young and we don't know yet what the final tally will be. i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> we'll also feature democratic and republican ads that aired in the granite state including those of bill clinton a

some of the highlights for this weekend includes saturday night at 8:00 eastern historian matthew andrewse university of north carolina chapel hill talks about how racial tensions of the 1980s were reflected in sports. >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. he loses in the first film. he loses in a split decision to apollo creed, no one thinks he's going to do well. he does remarkably well but he does not win. in rocky ii he knocks out apollo creed in the most implausible boxing scene ever filmed. it's impossible what happens but rocky wins. these were both very popular movies in 1976 and 1979, but they're much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45 brooklyn law school professor christopher beechham talks about his book, invented by law, arguing alexander graham bell remembered for the telephone because he secured a patent ma patent monopoly. with the upcoming new hampshire primary, we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor democrat bill clinton's second-place finish in new hampshi

some of the highlights for this weekend include saturday night at 8:00 eastern, historian matthew andrews of the university of north carolina chapel hill talks about how racial tensions of the 1980s were reflected in sports. >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. he loses in the first film. he loses in a split decision to apollo creed. no one thinks he's going to do well. he does remarkably well, but he does not win. in rocky 2, he knocks out apollo creed in the most implausible boxing scene ever filmed. it's absolutely impossible what happened. but rocky wins. these were both very popular movies in 1976 and 1979 but these are much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45, brooklyn law school professor christopher beacham talks about his book "invented by law" arguing alexander graham bell is solely remembered as the inventor of the telephone despite the contributions of others because he secured a patent monopoly. sunday morning at 10:00 on "road to the whousz white house rewind" with the new hampshire primar

some of the highlights for this we can include saturday night at 8:00 eastern, historian matthew andrewsut how racial tensions of the 1980's were reflected in sports. >> >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. he loses in first film, loses in decision to apollo creed. knocks out, he apollo creed in the most implausible boxing scene ever filmed. it's impossible what happened but rocky wins. popularre both very movies in 1976, in 1979 but are much more than sports movies. these are movies about race. about americans history. announcer: at 10:45, brooklyn school professor christopher his book,lks about ."nventor by law sunday morning at 10:00, on road to the white house rewind, with upcoming first in the nation new hampshire primary, we look 1992 presidential campaign and bill clinton's second place finish in new as there and positioning comeback kid. wethe evening is young and don't know yet what the following will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire has made bill clinton the comeback kid. announcer: we'll also feature democratic and republican

historian matthew andrews of the university of north carolina at chapel hill talks about how racial tensions of the 1980's were reflected in sports. >> rocky is a heavy underdog in the first film. he loses in the first film. he loses in a split decision to apollo creed. no one thinks he's going to do well. he does not win. in "rocky ii," he knocks out apollo creed in the most implausible boxing scene ever filmed. it's absolutely impossible what happened. but rocky wins. these were both very popular movies in 1976 and 1979, but these are much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45, a brooklyn law professor talks about his book, "invented by law," arguing alexander graham bell is remembered as the invery tort of the telephone, despite contributions of others, because he secured a patent monopoly. saturday morning at 10:00, with the upcoming first in the nation new hampshire primary, we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign as arkansas governor democrat bill clinton, second-place finish in new hampshire, and his posi

a team of volunteers served a hot breakfast to a capacity crowd at st.s andrew and matthew in wilmington. several churches and nonprofits are working to provide around the clockle shelter for the homeless in the harsh conditions. a code blue emergency in effect until 7:00 in the morning. today, folks came out to the library. not just to read but to thaw out at the warming center. >> this is fantastic. i mean, this is the place to get out of the cold. you can see people take advantage of it. after the great uncle passed away in the cold. >> tonight a close ing to pass along for tomorrow. the downingtown area senior center in chester county will be closed. a woman's body was found in a recycling bin. the discovery was made this afternoon in a parking lot of an apartment complex on the 800 block of east tillman street in allentown. she is described as asian between 18 and 30 with short black hair. investigators are calling her death suspicious. students at ursinus college will head back to class after a stomach virus swept through campus. ten more students reporting being sick this weekend

andrew and matthew in wilmington. drew. >> reporter: prose matter, let's show volunteers. they are doing important work feeding the homeless, more than 150 people in here. they are in the kitchen preparing hot food. we're told more than 500 cups of coffee were already given out. they opened before the sun came up shortly after 5:00. people start coming and it was so cold outside, it was not a night you wanted to be out on the streets. these people are taking advantage of a warm place this morning. we were speaking with the director about how dangerous it is out there. listen to what he had to say. >> wind is the "x factor." people bundle. they have coats and sweaters and blankets. for cold that will work up to a point. but if we get a 50-mile-an-hour wind, it just cuts through that stuff. so the body heat goes. when the body heat goes, people die. >> certainly a serious situation out here. they were also talking the friendship house runs this shelter at this church. he was talking about because of the weekends, there were less ministries open. tomorrow is a holiday. they w

matthew dellavedova appreciated all that anger andrew varajao did you help him. >> when he was what mattered to >> channing frye, should have his first practice today as a member ofpr the cavaliers, did not get all of thers procedures done yesterday in time for practice, iman shumpert, sprained left shoulder, take a day by day may not play on sunday,ay called vascular, in akron, look out . also the steel on the break-in that is beyonde scorn for the flashes but akron would tie the game . and then with a two-point lead, off the glass author glass underneath scores and thengl it is police who had a big game with a hook shot andi the golden flashes posting 85 -- 76 victory, and then signingct juan uribe yesterday a deal worth just about a under $5 million to get to home runs and 119 games starting at third and giovanny urshela gaining more experience. >> high school basketball medina travel tent mentor, he is headed to michigan he scores underneath the . cardinals on the attack, the gifts that jumper and on the other end he puts it back in the revamped medina beating cardinals 59 -- welcome bac

mother of god and blessed joseph, apostles and martyrs, peter, paul, andrew, james, john, thomas, james philip, bartholomew, matthewmerits we may be protected by your help. therefore, lord, we pray graciously accept this of our service and family, order our days of peace and be delivered from eternal dam nation, counted mom the flock of those that have chosen. be pleased, approve this offering in every respect. make it spiritual and acceptable so that it may become for us the body and blood of your most beloved son, our lord jesus christ. on the day before he was to suffer, he took bread in his holy and venerable hands, with eyes raised to heaven to you, oh god, his almighty father, giving thanks, he said the blessing, broke the bread, gave it to his disciples saying take this all of you and eat of it. for this is my body which will be given up for you. in a similar way when supper was ended, he took this precious chalice in his holy, venerable hands, and once again said the blessing, gave the chalice to the disciples saying take this all of you and drink from it, for this is the chalice of my blood, the blood of t

andrews expected to . stunning new information on jesse matthew junior according to the commonwealth's attorney's office in albemarle county matthew in to a guilty plea in both of the murder cases he's charged in the two cases involved are the abduction and murders of virginia tech student morgan harrington and university of virginia student hannah graham right now the details on the specifics of the plays are not available. matthew is scheduled to appear in court wednesday. we're learning more about the army that accused of shooting his wife and three virginia police officers right now thirty two year old ronald hamilton is behind bars charged with two murders according to court to shooting his wife after a dispute saturday night and prince william county police say he opened fire as responding officers arrived at his front door. one of the officers gas leak when he died from her injuries. when dan had just been sworn in as was working her first she couldn't be worse cases. i'm a valuable piece of fruit negotiable is an offshoot worst nightmare to go routine coal and wind of it. hamilton is charged with c

as andrew donovan shows us, they found a way to pull off a matthew watkins waits for the mail to come every single day. "he always can hear it, if he when he looked today -- the entire bayberry bunch. a full fleet -- and matthew is their first- class fan. "we would gootake pictures at the post office. count all the mail trucks to make sure they "we just park next to the gate, then -- she didn't see his mail shirts, his mail hats." after spending most of last year in a rochester hospital, he's home -- for hisispostal parade. "usually we're worried about getting him in and out of the bed, getting him to do his exercise or take his medicine, we got all that done first and then we got him to be happy for a while." what would mail trucks be without packages? name on it. matt theemailman." "i'm youu mail lady colleen, and you told me you're the mail man, remember? do you want to open it?" this second shirt a perfect fit -- matt wants the post office to be his "he's not defined by his disease, he wasn't always like stronger every day." neither snow, nor rain, nor heat stops the post office.

andrew donovan ells us a teenager was surprised with a mail fleet in his honor. matthew watkins waits for the mail to come every when he looked today -- the entire bayberry bunch. a full fleet -- and matthew is their first- class fan. "we would go take pictures at "we just park next to the gate, and he just looks in and take pictures on his ipad." "we go to almost every house every single day, we know these matthew for eight months. the his mail hirts, his mail hats." bed, getting him to dd his exercii or take his medicine, we got all that done first and then we got him to be happy for a while." what would mmil trucks be without packaggs? "this is the postmaster of liverpool. oh my gosh." "here's a nice sash with your you told me you're the mail man, remember? do you want this seccnd shirt a perfect fit -- matt wants the post office to be his profession. "he's not dened by his disease, e wasn't always like stronger every day." neither snow, nor rain, nor heat stops the post office. neither leukemia will stop matthew. the time is we still have a lot to get to the highligh

andrew with the circus shop. rattles on in worth one more look. he was 34 all at the break. second half jordan matthewsat up. gives cal the lead. later he's off the mark but gets his own rebound and score scores. plus the foul. but washington won't good away. dickerson with the put back dunk. now it's about 5 minutes left cal leads 61-55. fresh off upset of oregon. >> stan: ford keep it going at washington statement the nice drive to the hoop here. at any tnt 10 points. allen from outside. he pops for 3 of the 14. but it was stanford michael humphrey who led the way. he jam it on through. the cardinal led by 12 at half time. cougar rally cutting the lead to two point. clifford with the basket. plus the foul. but stanford would pull away to win 72-fwichblingts humphrey finished with career high 26 points and 10 rebound. the 13 and 11 over all. 6 and 7 in the conference. it's even number of year sow know giant fans are already counting on another world series title today pitchers and catchers held the first work out. let's go[9 out to scottsdale arizona 2 big reason for the giants optimism. new free agen

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