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chris livesay, pompeii. >> i'm still thinking about the american couple that got locked down there inow day 110 i think. >> if you're going to get stuck someplace, that's a good plates to get stuck. >>> tomorrow in "the new normal," the world from home. debora patta shows how virtuala is farries are giving people -- >>> comedian and actor d.l. hughley has been entertaining audiences for three decades now. one of the original kings of comedy, he's also a "new york times" bestselling author, thank you so much, with a nationally syndicated radio show available in more than 60 markets, thank you very much on that, too. his new book is, i love the title, "surrender, white people! our unconditional terms for pea peace." d.l. hughley joins us from his home in los angeles. good morning, thank you for getting up so early with us. listen, i read your book over the weekend, and i'm so -- >> no problem -- >> i'm conflicted. i found myself laughing at times when i thought should i be laughing at this. starting with revrations. much -- reparations. you said the only thing black america's got is pop

chris livesay reports from rome. >> reporter: there's a reason they call it the eternal city.rlords and imperialists that withstood the millenia are withstanding a dramatic challenge to universal opinion. take the stadium of the marbles built by fascist dictator benito mussolini. the grounds still bear mosaics in his honor. [ speaking foreign language ] >> mussolini's nickname everywhere. of course, italy became the world's first fascist state in 1922 and stayed that way for 20 years. today, in 2020, it's stunning to find these relics of fascism everywhere. tom rankin, a professor of architecture, says italians are surrounded by over 2,000 years of complicated history. >> i think italians are used to lots of layers of history. and that even if you try to erase one, you're going to see remains of it. >> reporter: and the remains are everywhere here in the neighborhood conceived by mussolini himself. that's mussolini on the horse there. >> that's mussolini -- >> reporter: the centerpiece of the district is known as the square coliseum which still bears a quote from the 1935 spee