. >>> argentina beat the netherlands in a shoot-out when max rodriguez. >> pump up the volume ♪ don'tgentina. >> their first trip to the cup finals since 1990. they will play germany on sunday. >>> you'll remember that richard sherman made the play on michael crabtree in the championship game and had some words with him. apparently, the fire has not died in time. sherman who went on the discovery channel show american hustle piled it on. >> i just don't like the dude. and i think he's sorry. that is what it came down to. i knew he was going to be a little punk and walk off. he wasn't going to shake hands after the game. it is not going to be something that goes away. i plan to play him over year every year and choke him out. >> he is just baiting colin kaepernick. time for the type five. this guy has the baseball to go with that red badge. looks like it hurt. i heard of a bad day on the golf course, but how do you score this? she didn't just hit it, she drove it. jack bradley jr. won a world series. if he keeps doing this, he will win one with the red sox. and that's the beauty huh? n

mohammed and as you heard from max rodriguez is the setting here. dr. mohammed talked about arturo schomburg who laid the foundation here as a black bibliophile for this collection, for the center, this depository that is so important not just for us in this community but in the world to be built. dr. mohammed's leadership in the family of the schomberg are the beacon for the legacy that our tarot schomburg, james baldwin are recent literary giants who you named the recently passed on, maya angelou and also mary brockett, jayne cortez. there have been too many who have passed on recently but they left us a legacy and they left us in charge and they left us a body in the lessons and instructions are just for us to pay attention to that now. and carry on. i was flattered by max's invitation to make this talk and he calls me up and just says so casually i would like for you to talk about the state of black literature in 15 minutes. unlike why? first of all the one state, what are we talking about? black literature and of course language is important to me

i want to thank max rodriguez once again for putting on this event year after year.levision audience cannot see outside of this auditorium, but if they could, they would see the street is filled with people, books, there's enthusiasm. it's just a wonderful day, and thank good the sun is out. thank god the sun is out. i am5cn elizabeth nunez, but bee i introduce myself, i'd like to introduce my co-panelist, tracey syphax. >> just want to do a quick introduction. my name is tracey syphax. i'm a 20-year entrepreneur. i wrote a book titled "from the block to the boardroom" that basically has chronicled my life story, and i'm just here to share with you all this morning. i am also just a recent, just as recent as two weeks ago, one of the white house champions of change for this year by president obama -- >> wow. [applause] >> and i spend a lot of my time, thank you, i spend a lot of my time speaking on mass incarceration and using proper reentry tools, and i'll tell you a little bit about why i do that later on. >> while we may seem strange partners on this stage here --