david mccullough pointed to the statue of cleo, the muse of history, up there. for almost two centuries, cleo and her clock have reminded men and women in this hallowed halls that we are part of history. that our words and actions will face the judgment of history, and that we are part of a long and honorable heritage of our democracy. now, under cleo's gaze, we celebrate lin-manuel miranda, a man gifted by the muse of history, and all others of artists and historians of our modern era. thank you lin-manuel miranda for giving us the story of america then told by a america now. i am honored that we will hear from john lewis who will present the award, but all of us who are here and honored to be in your presence, to celebrate your triumph in "hamilton" and to congratulate you. thank you for your passion, your talent, your gift. thank you for your exceptional contributions to revitalize and advancing our democracy. thank you, lin-manuel miranda. [applause] >> thank you, madam speaker, for your kind words. a number of members of the house and senate are here, mixed

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"cleo, the statue's coming down." and ijustjumped on my feet.so happy, cheering, and, yeah, i couldn't hold back my instant reaction, really, because it's been so many years, not even in the last five or ten since i have been at school. i wasjust so, so happy. you know, we have tried to do things through the right channels, if you like. petitioning, asking at council, requesting it. and now i am actually happy of the way it was taken out. it was very symbolic and it had to happen, and it shows that demands must be listened to and action, otherwise people will take and do what they need to do it to see the world they want to see. it's amazing that the statue has come down, but will it change anything? yeah. it's important, it has accelerated conversations, of course it has. the removal of statues is key because we couldn't be having this discussion without it. we wouldn't have seen the institutional shifts that we're experiencing. whether that's going to be permanent and sustained remains to be seen. i think there's a lot of work to be done in ed

who did you bring with you >> this is leo and this is cleo.leo and cleo. >> they were christmas gifts to my two girls because they desperately wanted my own dogs now, i have four dogs. >> how did they talk you into this >> i mean, i grew up with animals, and i think there is -- you learn empathy. one of the best ways to learn empathy is to have animals and take care and care for them. i was okay with it oh, my god what just happened >> is it an earthquake >> i don't know. >> i just shot a spitball through the camera [laughter]. >> jimmy: i don't know if you've seen me in a while i do magic i do zoom magic. >> i have a ghost. it might drive me crazy but you guys don't have to deal with it. we will fix it >> wait until you see my last trick. you won't believe it how old are the girls now, your daughters? >> 8 and 5 >> my gosh, so cute. >> how old are yours we're close, right >> i have 7 and 5. >> yeah. we're super close. we know exactly, you know what it's like. >> i was going to ask you, you're raising two young black girls. are you having conv

charlize, who are your friends who did you bring with you >> um, this is leo, and this is cleo >> jimmyeave my lap yeah >> jimmy: leo and cleo >> they were christmas gifts to my two girls, 'cause they so desperately wanted their own dogs and now, i have four dogs. they basically just -- >> jimmy: how did they talk you into this? >> i mean, i grew up with animals, and i think there is - you learn empathy. i think it's one of the best ways to learn empathy, is to have animals and to take care of them and care for them. so i was okay with it. oh, my god what just happened >> jimmy: is it an earthquake? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: i just shot a spitball through the camera. [laughter] nailed it. [ laughter ] i don't know if you've seen me in a while i do magic now i do zoom magic. >> that's impressive i have a ghost now you guys are just going to have to with that. it going to drive me crazy, but you guys are going to have to deal with that we'll fix it >> jimmy: it's part of my act. >> we'll fix it in post. >> jimmy: wait until you see my last trick you won't even believe it. [ laughter ] ho

shortly after they got aheld of cleo's family. >> that'd be scary for anybody. >> just feels really good to be reunited with her. >> she pops up again we know who to call. >> she had been missing for a week. it's still a mystery how she made that long trip. >>> in our next half hour, another bay area county headed for the state's watch list. the business owners worried. that's ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> reporter: plus four in the hospital, police still on the scene after two overnight shootings in san jose. we'll have all the latest coming up. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78 or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay ar, overnighshs scatted he souty.le what police are now telling us. >>>

cross-cutting statue side i'm joined by my guest cleo voluntary in new york she is founder of the company there you have been chairman which teaches social emotional learning in schools as well as diversity.

cross-cutting statue side i'm joined by my guest cleo voluntary in new york she is founder of the company there have been champion which teaches social emotional learning in schools as well as diversity and inclusion in companies and government agencies and las vegas we are it he is an assistant professor of african american and african diaspora studies at the university of nevada las vegas all right crosswalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want roust reach clear let me go to you in new york how does taking down statues and we can talk about which ones change the condition of. people of color in the united states and does it something is it just a political statement because we're in a great recession we're in a pandemic and working people or people have been horrendous lee hit by this and i just have to ponder is statues the 1st thing we should be thinking about go ahead . well sure i mean i think i would defer to the former mayor of my state in new orleans mitch landrieu who courageously took down the confederate statutes in new orleans a few years ago and his ar

when 4-year-old cleo returned to her old porch she found strangers. her family for nearly two years. the folks had her microchip checked and found out she was at the right home. shortly after they got ahold of her family. >> finds her way home and there's some strangers living in it. that'd be scary for anybody. just feels really good to feel reunited with her. she popped up again, we know two call. >> she had been missing for about a week and it's still a mystery how she made that long of a trip. >>> well, looking far place to retire? the house the golden girls shared is up for grabs now but buyer beware not actually in miami. it's located in l. a.'s upscale brentwood neighborhood. the exterior was all that was used in the '80s sitcom. it's listed just under $3 million. >>> in the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, school districts struggling with reopening plans. with all eyes on governor newsom this morning. what to expect from his update just hours away. >> reporter: a violent night in san jose. two separate shootings. four p

look, i'm not miss cleo. to happen, you know, 95, 100 days from now. but what i can tell you is that the current environment that we're in is not a good one for an incumbent. it has shifted tremendously over the past three months, in large part due to the coronavirus, which obviously has had a major effect on the economy. and i will say this. unless the political environment changes over the next 95 days, president trump will almost certainly be a one-term president. >> harry enten, a pleasure to have you with us. thank you for joining us with your many leather-bound books behind you. >> you know what, these books aren't mine, but the dirty pile of clothing to my right which you can't see, that definitely is mine. >> no doubt. >> thank you very much. >>> two republicans under fire for their racist campaign ads. that story next. (vo) the time is coming for us to get out and go again. to visit all the places we didn't know meant so much. but we're all going at our own speed. at enterprise, peace-of-mind starts

so to me, at this particular point, look, i'm not miss cleo. tell you what's going to happen in 100-some odd days. >> what's the demographic shift that we are seeing, that we didn't expect? >> in a state like georgia, i mean, look, the fact is, you look at the suburban areas and those are the ones that are powering democrats in a state like georgia. and more than that, what i think is so important is the african-american population, in georgia, has risen over the last 15 years. and obviously, african-american voters are heavily in the democratic column. >> the president pulling ads in michigan. you think that's temporary? or is that a, i'm pulling out, i can't win? >> well, i mean, take a look at our last cnn poll from the state. right? what do you see? you see he's down by double digits. that looks a lot like the other polling in that state. and the fact is, michigan was one of those states that flipped from barack obama, in 2012, to donald trump, in 2016. and may -- it's a sign -- look, the president may come back in. but michigan is going to

confirm this whether or clarify, but the story is told that least on the very first day when justice cleo is on the bench and he's asking questions after question, one of the justices, a very polite louis powell leans over thorough good marshal and says, do you think we he knows we're here. that's the story i've. heard >> you've made the case that the story that the court want to tear the best arguments on both sides. one of your tweets they needed something more than a 20 something junior they wanted to hear the best case. >> that's florida's call with it had all its resources it could've picked anyone some. so maybe it was a bit of a problem for florida. they could've sent a whole team of lawyers if they. what >> can you encapsulate the arguments made by each side? >> i will try. i'll try with a florida side for disses notice it he's in a position of strength, so he needs to do a couple of things. one thing is he needs to make clear to the court that this is the right case to overrule that's against brady. he's in an odd position here because a supreme court doctrine says that if there

i don't often agree with his opinions, but just as cleo said, korematsu ranks with dred scott and plessysus ferguson. the three worst decisions ever in the supreme court. the question of whether this can happen again, unfortunately, the court has not ever overturned or had the occasion to overturn the korematsu decision. technically, it stays on the books, and as i quoted justice jackson saying earlier, it lies around like a loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority with a possible reason. we may say of course this isn't going to happen again. we are much more decent and tolerant as a society today. but to think that history can never repeat itself is really not something we should do. >> on twitter, john young wants to know, how did the authorities differentiate the japanese descent and people from other asian countries? >> very good question. at the time, the chinese developed these little buttons, like the lapel buttons that they wore and it said, i am chinese. so that they would not be confused with the japanese and japanese americans. certainly, everyone kind of lived in th

open the door, there is rendition of cleo, the goddess history. she's in a chariot.enetrated pulling o'clock. it was installed or about 1515. the members of congress, for they look up to see what time it is, in their moment, basically oh raining in the big book, a book of history to remind them these members of congress and representatives of the people that they are not just being judged by their own time, the term of 4-foot the judge for all times by history. washington captioning outage can also be said for their permission the loyalist just convinced that they were the true patriots. an educational to combat perspective. wonderfully expressed in the play plato. most popular plate of the day. in the play, there's language goes, i can't guarantee success. in this struggle is war. but we can do something better. we can deserve it. what that is saying is that the outcome is not in our hands. too many other factors involved including providence. [inaudible conversation] chance or circumstance or whatever. can't control that. as individuals. individualism is essential

cleo, a four—year—old labrador, was reported missing and showed up several days later on the porch of don't what is the movie about that?” don't know, turner and hooch? that is not it. someone will tell us. i just thought dog film. dogs are great, aren't they? i am sure lots of you have seen this on social media, but if you haven't, you need to see these pictures. this is from inside the daily mail, and look at this picture. this is a black bear. it is in mexico. some people were hiking in an ecological park near monterey, mexico, when this bear came, from my point of view, way too close and personal to this young woman who stayed remarkably calm, didn't she? there were people just telling her to keep calm, keep calm, trying to distract the bear, and it sort of pawed her, stood up next to her, but eventually got bored and walked away. that could have ended horrendously. the get bear smart society says most encounters with bears rarely lead to aggressive behaviour and attacks are even rarer. most avoid contact with humans and any bear you do see is probably just as frightened as you ar