this is one to keep your eye on, kidderminster harriers, of national league north, against the might m. holders leicester city are away to nottingham forest. the winners of the manchester united—aston villa match on monday will host middlesbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. so the fixtures coming in thick and fast. no respite at this time of year, and in the last hour, it's been announced that everton�*s premier league match against leicester on tuesday has been postponed. leicester do not have the required number of players available, due to covid—19 cases, injuries and players on international duty at the africa cup of nations. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before half—time. it's birmingham's first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmi

the next home game in the national league is due to - the national league is due to be against brackleyg' is a forward or backward step for english football? here's a little taster. i hate to say this but fan behaviour last year if you look at what happened at wimbley, there are occasions where for whatever reason, things go out of control. and so it's a double whammy really. but what happens if maintenance is not looked at properly and these things are all happening and and talking something that will happen next week but it could. and you can listen to that podcast by downloading it from bbc sounds or from your usual podcast provider. there's a new episode every friday, tackling some of the biggest topics and issues in sport. a quick look at some more of the day's other sporting headlines. great britain and england men's hockey coach danny kerry is stepping down. kerry took charge of the gb and england men in 2018 having coached the women's teams for 13 years and leading them to a historic olympic gold in 2016. former england captain charlotte edwards willjoin the england a coaching s

this is one to keep your eye on — kidderminster harriers, of national league north, against the mightyame between nottingham forest and arsenal. the winners of the manchester united aston villa match on monday will host middlesbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season the women's super league. —— in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort here before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before half—time. it's birmingham's first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone. manchester city thrashed brighton 6—0 to secure a third consecutive victory. vicky losada had the pick of the goals. city leapfrog brighton into fifth in the table. so confirmation of those results, then, and that loss for leicester at reading means they prop up the table this evening. the african cu

[applause] the national league of cities and the u.s. conference of mayors have enjoyed a long standing partnership. these past couple of years have been hell. the strength of that partnership has been put to the test. whether it was for fighting the american rescue plan or standing up for the infrastructure bill, we have worked together. and that's the only way we can continue to do this is by working together, to bring meaningful investment to every city, every city in america. and now it is up to us, the most trusted level of government, to continue leading the american recovery from the covid-19 pandemic. unfortunately, as we all know, this pandemic is not the only crisis we face today. we also face the crisis of climate change, poverty, affordable housing, racial injustice, and even more. as local leaders and as organizations, we must strengthen our partnerships to meet all of these crisis head on. if we don't continue to work together, we're giving the others what they want, and that is division. that's why this year i am focusing

large in particular at irritated him by continuing to state his objections to the league of nations as wilson conceived of it large thought that the plan was too vague that the league could never live up to its promises and that it would commit the united states to send troops to any war anywhere in the world that ever popped up. wilson assumed that he could ignore all this why. because the senate had never failed to ratify a peace treaty. so it was offer writing high to steal a line from mark twain. he had the calm confidence of a christian with four aces. two million us troops who fought in europe had swiftly transformed of four years stalemate into a decisive military victory for the allies. also, the united states had made huge war loans to the allies and they needed more money to recover united states is one of the few countries in the world with any money left at the end of this war. so wilson, like most americans actually assumed that the allies would bow to uncle sam's wishes in order to get uncle sam's dollars. finally ordinary people around the world were thrilled by wilson's

he was to the national hockey league what jackie robinson was to major league baseball. as the first black player in the national hockey league, he endured racism, bigotry, prejudice from both players and fans. despite in, he -- despite this, he played more than two decades in the national hockey league and in the minors developing his skills, later becoming the national hockey league's diversity ambassador. willie o'ree broke down historic barriers and paved the way for young athletes in marginalized communities. in 2012, he visited my community for the willie o'ree skills weekend, hosted by the national hockey league buffalo sabres. today, we honor his dedication to improving diversity and accessibility in sports, which makes him most deserving of this high honor. he is an inspiration to all athletes and particularly to young athletes of color in western new york and throughout the nation. i strongly urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan legislation, and i yield back. .the speaker pro tempore: theges recognized. >> mr. speaker, i yield myself the balance of the

league baseball's that segregated the sports. one of the key activations is the first ever national play ball weekend. bration will be heldek w june 10 through the 12, both minor and major league baseball teams and players will host weekend activities on the same three days whether playingr road.e or on the for hispanic heritage month in september and october, play ball mayors will host a dominican variation of wiffleball games near city halls and local parks. look out for special conference of mayors and equipment and demonstration games you and your families can join in the 90th annual meeting in nevada. when we got? very go. give it up. you are a new mayor are just interested in the program, i invite you to stop by their booth. staff will reach out to you in the coming weeks to engage your city in this year's efforts. now, it is my pleasure to announce the u.s. conference of mayors enter into a new partnership with the world's largest serviceswo platform for entrepreneurs around the globe. go, daddy. somebody set of thing that and corrected them go, daddy. the focus is on the micro business initiati

the national urban league and i bring you greetings on behalf of f mark morreale president and ceo of the national urban league who is representing the urbanleague movement at mlk day events in new york today . he will be asking their what i am asking you right now. what side are you on? which side are you on? it's the singing portion of today's program. it is the same question that the 91 affiliates of the national urban league are asking the senators who represent them in more than 37 states and more than 300 communities across this nation. but because the national urban league movement through our young professionals at our guild members and every state in this union, it is the same question we are asking all senators, all 100. republican, democratic, independent, progressive, conservative and moderate. which side are you on? which side are you on? it is the same question the president asked in atlanta this past week . it is the same question some feel is too hot, too divisive to encounter but in the battle for our democracy it is the only question that really matters. which side a

the national league side had to fight through an incredible 12 minutes of injury time and you can seey means to them. there was more non—league success as boreham wood beat league one's afc wimbledon 2—0. tyrone marsh was on the scoresheet as the national league side qualify for the fourth round for the first time in their history. so who would they like to face next? i don't really care, i have to be honest with you. wealdstone comes to town on tuesday. i know it sounds really, really cliched, but as a manager you can't switch off. as much as i want to enjoy the planning and the organisational side of things, we have a mid—week against wealdstone. it's our bread—and—butter. we need to make sure we put a performance on. obviously i will have one eye on the draw. there are nine more third round games today including liverpool v shrewsbury which kicks off at 2 o clock at anfield jurgen klopp hopes to be back in the dugout for the match after having covid. liverpool's squad has been badly hit by coronavirus and were forced to shutdown first—team training earlier this week. in rugby union

league. after a year of waiting, the africa cup of nations is nearly here.e tournament itself was delayed by 12 months because of the pandemic, and organisers have faced criticism over it's timing. here's our reporter peter okwoche who's out in the cameroon capital yaounde. 24 2a teams at all, 52 games in six venues across five different towns. who are the favourites? everybody will point to senegal with the likes of sergio armani and edward was or may be egypt with mo salah. who knows? the right of the defending champions algeria that you've always got the door courses cameroon who are hosed and you've got ivory coast for that what about nigeria? at this be the year again after 2013? we will find out at the end of this tournament that i'm pretty sure is going to keep africa grip for next four weeks. in rugby union's premiership, just one match tonight bristol claiming a bonus point victory over sale — andy uren with the fourth try. it finished 32—15 at ashton gate with the fans off their feet at the end. a second tennis player has had their visa cancelled b

and all of us in the national urban league movement throughout the nation, all of us in this room whoe sound of my voice, and throughout the span of history, past, present and future, including, especially dr. king will be watching what you do. we speak with one voice in asking you -- ♪ which side are you on? which side are you on? ♪ thank you. [applause] >> thank you, joy. reverend harris is an ordained minister in the presbyterian church. a teacher at union theological seminary in new york city. working towards a moral revival that is necessary to save the hearts and soul of our democracy. reverend theo harris? >> reverend dr. martin luther king jr. celebrated his last birthday calling for immediate action to address racism, poverty, and militarism. drawing the connection between voting rights and economic justice. building a poor people's campaign. today, there is no other way to honor reverend dr. king then to protect and expand voting rights, abolish the filibuster, raise wages, expand health care, and invest in our children and families. as yolanda renee king said, to take actio

this was bonds 10th and final year to appear on the writers ballot bonds, a seven-time national league mvp and the mlb leader in career home runs. well, it seems like the former giant should be a shoo in based on talent. many writers have not voted for him due to ties with a 2007 steroid investigation. now bonds can still be elected by the today's game veterans committee which meets twice every 5 years. they next meet this december. the giants released a statement calling bonds a generational talent who sparked a renaissance of baseball in san francisco. the team is hopeful he will be elected in the next phase of the process. so we'll just have to see you guys. we'll send it back to the studio. all right, kyle, and thank you for that. we're going to switch gears now. this. >> u.s. and nato allies are now rushing to prepare for possible war as russia continues to conduct military drills near ukraine. >> meanwhile, ukrainian leaders are trying to maintain calm. they say a russian invasion is not imminent. president biden said today he doesn't even take the russian people know for certain

he was the first black player in the national hockey league. the congressional gold medal, we voted on it yesterday. i'll sign the bill today. he was referred to as a jackie robinson of hockey. we can never have a meeting without talking sports. the house passed a bill unanimously, which honors the contribution of a sports legend who broke the nhl -- national hockey league's color barrier despite being legally blind in one eye. isn't that remarkable? so we'll have the signing -- do we know what time is today? >> [inaudible] speaker pelosi: well, we'll let you know if you're interested. otherwise, we'll send you a picture. sorry? >> he had four goals -- [inaudible] speaker pelosi: how about that? isn't that remarkable? >> tremendous. that was his record. speaker pelosi: that's wonderful. good for you. well, i'm just staying up late at night watching warriors and stuff like that. in any event, any questions? yes. reporter: madam speaker, i understand that last thursday you asked the house administration to look at [inaudible] which, you know, it

it hung san sushi and her party, the national league for democracy, of one every election in myanmar since 2012 by a substantial margin. if as the military government has proposed you elections are held, she would be a very difficult opponent to beat. although her international reputation was tarnished when she appeared to defend the actions of yeah, mars military fritz crack down against for a hang of muslims. she remains and i come for democracy at home. but despite her detention for the past 11 months, resistance to the military coup, remain strong. whether it be uh, sheltered, she or the president of me and more or anyone else with thousands and thousands, we have been arrested into chain and are facing trumped up charges. ah enough is enough. this is unacceptable. and will not be accepted by, by the international cri age 76 on sunset. she is already spent decades of her life in detention, this latest sentence, and the outstanding charges she still faces could remove her from the political stage for the foreseeable future. but a new generation of protest is taken to the street to

and boreham wood of the national league reached the fourth round for the first time in their history,miership, as harlequins beat 1a man exeter by 14—12. quins were behind with just two minutes to go, before andre esterhuizen scored this superb try. england star marcus smith then kicked the conversion to seal the win. snowboarder charlotte bankes continues to mark herself out as a big medal contenderfor next month's winter olympics. the briton won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia. this was her second world cup win of the season following success last month in austria. she's also the world champion in the event. and you can follow the final day of the fourth ashes test in sydney on the bbc sport website. play gets underway shortly with england needing to bat well to get something from the test. that's it from me. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel and tomorrow on the sunday morning programme at 9am — sophie raworth will be joined by guests including the education secretary, nadhim zahawi. goodnight. hello again. it was quite a wet and windy s

s. national hockey league is on it. its 1st blank player. willie i read, he broke the leagues racial barrier in 1958, but the and it shall continues to face accusations of racism. players and staff are still overwhelmingly white. how did your castro as this report and for, for the month and that may or may, oh, you never know it by the way, he says old on the ice. i scored my 1st natalie goal. it was not only with the 1st, but it was the the winning goal, but as the 1st black player in the national hockey league in the late 19 fifties, canadian born willie, a re endured racist chance from the stands and segregation on the road in separate restaurants was teammate, get a state different hotels yet to use different restrooms. deaf reps are thrown his way. fans were leaning over the boards thrown bureau to sticks like you name it. every single point upon it. it was like going through a gauntlet of hate. but 6 decades later, 86 year old, a re, is recognized in the hockey hall of fame. and on tuesday, his former n h l team,

s. national hockey league has honored its 1st black player really oh we. he broke the leagues racial barrier in 1958, but the n h l continues to face accusations of racism. heidi's jocasta reports for folk above a. you never know it by the way, he says old on the ice high school, my 1st natalie goal. it was not only my 1st, but it was the winning goal. but as the 1st black player in the national hockey league in the late 19 fifties, canadian born willie, a re endured racist chance from the stands and segregation on the road in separate restaurants, was to meet you to say different hotels. yet use different restrooms desperately thrown his way. ferns were leaning over the board. strong beard. i'm still like, you know, every single point of pony. it was like going through a gauntlet of hate. but 6 decades later, 86 year old, a re, is recognized in the hockey hall of fame. and on tuesday, his former n h l team, the boston bruins, retired his number to honor him as one of their greatest players of all time. i will never forget how my teammates in the bronze lo

national league side chesterfield and their managerjames rowe rewarded for their brilliant cup run so champions chelsea at stamford bridge. it means everything. it means everything to the players that have dreamt of a game like that, to play in a game like that, and they're different players at different stages of their careers. so, you know, they go with different outcomes, if you like, or different objectives. the main thing is the team objective, that we do ourselves proud. and i have no doubt, i trust the boys that will wear the shirt with pride, and hopefully give the 6,000 travelling fans something to cheer about. one of britain's biggest medal hopes at next month's winter olympics has shown just why there are such high hopes for her. charlotte bankes won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia. it's her second world cup win of the season, following her previous victory in austria and her third podium overall. she is the reigning world champion in the event. there's more on the bbc sport website, but that is all from me for now. back to you, luxmy. you can see more you can

the all b c's control claiming the election one by the national league for democracy was fraudulent. allie found a journalist with me, amal, a year ago today. the day of the crew began to me with a lot of confusion. i was mostly trying to find out what had actually happened, trying to find out who had been detained. and very early on in the day the internet and the phone signal was cut off and not confusion started to be replaced by fear of who had been detained. what was coming next? looking back on it a year later. it's just incredibly depressing me i'm. i still had a lot of issues, but so much progress disappeared in the blink of an eye. and these politicians, these activists, people that i know personally, are still in prison. the still, many of my friends are still in hiding. people are still missing. we don't even know where they are and the situation is still dire. is there a path back to democracy for me and mar joining us? we have wayne in sin and sins. ah sure, lee, thank you so much for being with us today. i know you're going to help us unpack what happened in the past ye

now the us national hockey league is wanted its 1st black player. when the i re, he broke the leagues racial barrier in 1958 with the n h l continues to face accusations of racism. players and staff are still overwhelmingly white high. did your castro as this africa? martha? that many. oh you never know what? by the way, he says old on the ice, i scored my 1st nationally goal. it was not only my 1st, but it was the winning goal. but as the 1st black player in the national hockey league in the late 19 fifties, canadian born willie, a re endured racist chance from the stands and segregation on the road in separate restaurants, was to meet you to say different hotels. yet use different restrooms, deaf wraps are thrown his way. fans were leaning over the board from bureau to sticks like, you know, every single point. it was like going through a gauntlet of hey, the 16th later, 86 year old, a re is recognized in the hockey hall of fame. and on tuesday, his former n h l team, the boston bruins, retired his number to honor him as one of their greatest play

legislation to give the congressional gold medal to the first black player in the national hockey league. also, a bill giving the congressional gold medal to world war ii veterans who served in what is called the ghost army. other measures to deceive nazi forces. later in the week we're expecting the congress to automatically enroll veteran in health care programs. when the house is back in session, we'll have live coverage here on c-span. >> we take you back live to capitol hill where senate republicans are holding a briefing on russia and ukraine. started about five minutes ago. >> they have found out in other places, occupying a country is very difficult, it's expensive in both blood and treasure. and the president said he's pointed that out to president putin and that's something that needs to be underscored. with that, senator ernst. senator ernst: thank you, everyone. and last week, we witnessed the left's actions, which were the election takeover hysteria and it overshadowed what's happening between russia and ukraine and oddly enough, with all the discussion today, senate democra

in the usa, the answer appears to be never, as the national hockey league's winter classic lived up tobetween the minnesota wild and the st louis blues was the coldest outdoor game in the league's history, with the official temperature at the start of the match close to —21 degrees celsius. the players, and the fans, stood strong though, and it was the blues supporters who were rewarded, as they won 6—4. while! that is so cold. i don't fancy that at all. that's about it from us here on sports day. you can stay right up to date with all the new sports news on the website and the app. from the other team, have a lovely sunday evening. bye—bye. hello. it's still very mild out there. we have also had quite a few showers out there today, so a damp picture this evening and overnight. as far as the week ahead is concerned, it will turn colder compared to what we have got right now. the current of mild air all the way from air all the way from the southern climes, the azores here, coast of portugal and france. that air is still very much over us, right across europe and into belarus and ukrain

and chester will not be forced to play their national league north game with brackley behind closed doorsrtbreakfor zimbabwe, in their opening africa cup of nations match — they were beaten by one of the tournament favourites senegal deep into stoppage time. senegal were only able to name 17 players out of a squad of 28 because of positive covid cases. and they were awarded a late penalty after kelvin madzongwe handled the ball in the box here, causing pandemonium. sadio mane, so accustomed to scoring in the premier league for liverpool, converted from the spot. zimbabwe, over 100 places below their opponents in the rankings, are hoping to avoid a third straight exit at the group stage. the only goal coming in the first half. only his third goalfor his country, what a time to get it. rocco beat four—time winners gonna come up for the south dust from the southampton wingert struck in the 83rd minute. happy with that, stealing it all in. later this evening, the tiny comoros islands will make their debut at the tournament tonight — they take on gabon in the cameroon capital yaounde. comoros

the first black player in the national hockey league, he was honored on the 64th anniversary of his nhlot only by the bruins, the city of boston proclaimed yesterday willie o'ree day. i recently spoke to o'ree about his life and groundbreaking career. >> reporter: willie o'ree became the first black player in the national hockey league in 1958, suiting up for the boston bruins. o'ree, now 86, was playing minor league hockey in quebec when he got the call. >> on january the 18th, 1958, the bruins called and says we want o'ree to meet the bruins in montreal to play two games against the montreal canadias. >> o'ree did what jackie robinson had done 11 years early, integrate a white sport as a black professional. >> they sat me down and said, willie o'ree, we brought you because we thought you could add a little something to the club. don't worry about anything else just going out and playing your game. >> the speedy winger did and afterward, described it this way. >> it was the greatest time of my life i believe. i will always remember this day. i am going to ask you a question. i think i

i must say we've given the nation the leadership it deserves. >> never has it been more important for us to pull together in leaguen such trying times, but i have never been prouder of how you, the nation's mayors have stepped up to face our shared challenges head-on. this is not the time for shrinking or shallow leadership, instead, we must be bold, decisive, and truthful to the american public. what we're not out of the woods yet, it's clear that vaccines are working, america is back open for business, and there are better days ahead. one big reason for that is the fiscal assistance directed to states and cities, an accomplishment that i personally and this organization are quite proud of. america's mayors had been and still are on the front lines of this pandemic. cities are bearing the brunt of efforts to keep people healthy and safe and the costs were significant. we needed washington to support us, as we spot the virus on the ground, and prepare to fight the long-term negative impacts of covid. jeff williams, who was mentioned here, the mayor of arlington, texas and i were tapped to lead the conference's eff

league and have everybody heralding him. he gets that daily. he's the most revered player in the history of the national football league. football for that to happen. whether or not he does that, he still would be adding icing on to the cake. if he wants to continue to play and playing at that high level, he doesn't suck. >> trace: he's the best. he does not suck. he's the best. he won seven super bowls, played in ten. the bengals-rams. any thoughts, jim? >> it's going to be so much fun. we haven't seen a super bowl in a home city in the first 54 years. now last year in tampa bay and this year in los angeles, there's a home team even though the home team rams are the visiting team. only the nfl could get that going. the bengals are the home team. figure that out. no team from los angeles other than the raiders, the raiders are the only team to win a super bowl from los angeles. the rams have never done that. something will give. >> trace: something will give. there could be as many bengal fans as rams fans. thanks, jim gray. >> trace: tune in tonight. let's go. 7:00 p.m. that is "the story" of monday, january 31. more t

league baseball's color barrier that segregated the sport. one of the key activations i'm anticipating greatly is the first-ever national play ball weekend. is global celebration will be held june 10 through the 12th. both minor and major league baseball teams and mayors will host their play ball weekend activities on the same three days, whether they're playing at home or on the road. for hispanic heritage month in september and october, play ball mayors will be hosting a dominican inspired variation of wiffle ballgames near city halls and in local parks. look out for special u.s. conference of mayors equipment and demonstration games you and your family can join in the 90th annual meeting in reno, nevada. there you go. there we go. all right. give it up. [laughter] if you are a new mayor or just interested in the program, i invite you to stop by their booth. play ball staff will be reaching out to you in the coming weeks to engage your city in this year's efforts. and now, it is my pleasure to announce that the u.s. conference of mayors has entered into a new partnership with the world's largest services platform for entrepreneurs around

in the usa, the answer appears to be never, as the national hockey league's winter classic lived up tory, with the official temperature at the start of the match close to —21 degrees celsius. the players, and the fans, stood strong though, and it was the blues supporters who were rewarded, as they won 6—4. that's all from sportsday. i would absolutely not coping those conditions, but fair play to them. —— cope in those conditions. we'll have more throughout the evening. see you soon. goodbye. this week, sustainability is the name of the game, which is why i am on the eve cargo good bike. it's made from recycled materials and it's usually used for inner—city deliveries, but today, it's levelling me to the studio. ihlice levelling me to the studio. nice wheel's! 0h. — levelling me to the studio. nice wheel's! 0h, hello _ levelling me to the studio. nice wheel's! 0h, hello down - levelling me to the studio. nice wheel's! 0h, hello down there! | wheel's! 0h, hello down there! sinclair g! _ wheel's! 0h, hello down there! sinclair (5! a — wheel's! 0h, hello down there! sinclair (5! a blast _

the national league side had to fight through an incredible 12 minutes of injury time, and you can see the fourth round for the first time in their history. so who would they like to face next? i don't really care. i have to be honest with you, will stone comes to town on tuesday. i know it sounds really, really cliched, but as a manager you can't switch off. as much as i want to enjoy the planning and the organisational side of things, we have a mid week against joe ironside. it is our bread—and—butter. we need to make sure we put performance on. obviously i will have one eye on the draw —— woolstone. another premier league side to get knocked out was burnley. they were leading 1—0 against huddersfield but conceded twice in the second half to lose the game, matty pearson heading in the winner with just three minutes left. but the holders, leicester, are safely through. james maddison got one of the goals as they beat claudio ranieri's watford 4—1 at the king power stadium. there are nine more third—round games today, including liverpool versus shrewsbury, which kicks off at 2:00pm at

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were incidents at almost half of all games in the premier league, english football league and national league were 802 football related arrests — an increase in 47% — the highest number since they started collating back in 2015. geoff pearson, a senior lecturer in criminal law at the university of manchester, says this is a "national uptick" in violence and disorder. it may be that we've got a post lockdown effect which is that fans didn't have the opportunity for that sort of transgressive behaviour during the lockdown, and are now essentially letting their hair down and they are engaging in more of that behaviour that is challenging and can be on the borderline of criminalisty. it may also be that because this is a turnover in terms of ticket holders during lockdown for various reasons, we are getting more and regular people who are attending are not deterred to the same effect. we've talked many times on this programme about arsenal's struggles but it's notjust form that's causing them problems at the moment. ill—discipline has become a regularfeature — in last night's 2—0 defeat to liverp

and, willie o'ree, the fir black player in the national hockey league, will receive the congressional gold medal. president biden signed a bill today, awarding him the nation's highest civilian honor. o'ree broke the n.h.l.'s color barrier in 1958 and played two seasons with the boston bruins. he still serves as a league ambassador for diversity. still to come on the newshour: spotify agrees to add content advisories to podcasts to combat covid-19 misinformation. nurses nationwide continue to struggle with the latest surge of covid patients. actor javier bardem discusses portraying tv icon desi arnaz in "being the ricardos." plus much more. >> woodruff: over the weekend, north korea tested a missile that flies so far, it could have reached the u.s. territory guam, in the south pacific. it is north korea's longest range test since 2017, and seventh such test this month, the most launched so closely together in the 10 years of leader kim jong un's rule. nick schifrin picks up the story from here. >> schifrin: judy, this weekend's test was of an intermediate range ballistic missile. nort

a metal to willie l reed, the first black -- o'ree, the first black player to play in the national hockey league. senate democrats are expected to proceed with a vote to change filibuster rules by a simple majority. on c-span3, the supreme court hears oral arguments in a case involving texas senator ted cruz. the justices will decide whether he consumed on restrictions regarding repayment of personal loans. at 2:00 p.m., the head of the national guard

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