bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana. (applause) thank you so much for your work. thank you, thank you, thank you. she's an angel, check it out. i'm scared. >> thank you. how are you? you good? i'm seeing my people out here. it's like a family reunion today. doesn't it feel like that? a family reunion. thank you, thank you for being here. you know down stairs in the basement of this building and there is a pile of roots sitting there. i don't know if they were pushing us through the concrete or why they were there. but they were collected in a corner. it made me think that african descendants had our roots cut. most of us don't know where we come from, we don't know who our people are. being here, we've been forced to build our own families and create our own environment and our own histories. but we have deep history. that has come with us, though we may not know all the stories. monumental reckoning is a gift back to the ancestors to let them know that though we may not know we love them. we love them, we honor them in

bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana. for me. 12 women who helped make the ancestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i call out your names. i don't want to miss anybody. i did write it down on my notepad. (reading names) i wanted you to hear those names. we were african descendants who built these ancestors, philippine, chinese, italian american, mexican american, did i miss anybody? we are all family. all family. i doubt very seriously that our ancestors would want us to buy in to the division and separation that has been put upon us from oppression. monumental reckoning is about the truth of american history. the truth. and that truth is hard. and that truth is painful. and that truth is ugly. but unless we acknowledge it, it will continue to kill us. we weren't taught our history. i'm a product of public education, all the way through college. i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being. not only did he own other human beings, he used his power

bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana. you, thank you for being here. you know down stairs in the basement of this building and there is a pile of roots sitting there. i don't know if they were pushing us through the concrete or why they were there. but they were collected in a corner. it made me think that african descendants had our roots cut. most of us don't know where we come from, we don't know who our people are. being here, we've been forced to build our own families and create our own environment and our own histories. but we have deep history. that has come with us, though we may not know all the stories. monumental reckoning is a gift back to the ancestors to let them know that though we may not know we love them. we love them, we honor them in everything we do. and we have never forgotten them. never. there were hands that touched monumental reckoning. part of a new family of friends for me. 12 women who helped make the ancestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i

bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana.cestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i call out your names. i don't want to miss anybody. i did write it down on my notepad. (reading names) i wanted you to hear those names. we were african descendants who built these ancestors, philippine, chinese, italian american, mexican american, did i miss anybody? we are all family. all family. i doubt very seriously that our ancestors would want us to buy in to the division and separation that has been put upon us from oppression. monumental reckoning is about the truth of american history. the truth. and that truth is hard. and that truth is painful. and that truth is ugly. but unless we acknowledge it, it will continue to kill us. we weren't taught our history. i'm a product of public education, all the way through college. i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being. not only did he own other human beings, he used his power and his prestige and access to double d

bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana.ends for me. 12 women who helped make the ancestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i call out your names. i don't want to miss anybody. i did write it down on my notepad. (reading names) i wanted you to hear those names. we were african descendants who built these ancestors, philippine, chinese, italian american, mexican american, did i miss anybody? we are all family. all family. i doubt very seriously that our ancestors would want us to buy in to the division and separation that has been put upon us from oppression. monumental reckoning is about the truth of american history. the truth. and that truth is hard. and that truth is painful. and that truth is ugly. but unless we acknowledge it, it will continue to kill us. we weren't taught our history. i'm a product of public education, all the way through college. i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being. not only did he own other human beings, he used his p

one is monumental reckoning, 300 sculptures by artist dana king. she will is present at the end of my presentation and describe more about it. the sculpture would surround the empty pedestal. it has the words "lift every voice." and i'll explain more about that. so here or the two locations -- and, gary, if you wouldn't mind, if you could play the video, that would be great. and do i need to stop sharing my screen? >> yes, dana. >> okay. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ lift every voice ♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪ let us march on ♪ ♪ to victory ♪ ♪ until victory is won ♪ [applause and cheering] >> thank you, gary. if it's okay, i'm going to go back and reshare my screen now. commissioners, i wanted to let you know that the art installation was improved by the arts commission. and the timing of this installation is actually interesting because the arts commission is currently in a process of re-evaluating all monuments in the city, coming up with a plan. so the two years sort of pines into that plan coming up with a process to re-evaluate monuments. so the monumental reckoning by d

. >> a former kpix anchor and sculptor dana king created an installation that surrounds the former monument includes 350 figures each representing a captive african on board the very first slave ship to arrive in our country more than 400 years ago. >>> 6:44. time for a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. >> anthony mason is joining us from new york. good morning. >>> good morning. ahead, white house press secretary jen psaki will join us as president biden faces a key week in congress with big issues on his domestic agenda. >>> paramedics saw plenty trauma early in the pandemic. the desperate plea of one mother who says ems workers are not getting help and support they need. >>> won golden globe for ted lasso. we'll talk with the star and get a look at what's in store for the optimistic soccer coach, all that ahead on cbs this morning. see you at 7:00. >> thanks so much. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> we may be checking this out today too because it's that time of year again. >> amazon is back with its summer cyber sale earlier than ever before. last year amazon delayed prime d

. >> former kpix anchor and sculptor dana king created an installation that surrounds the former monumentludes 350 figures each representing a captive african on board the very first slave ship to arrive in our country more than 400 years ago. >>> it is that time of year again. >> amazon is back with the summer cyber sale earlier than ever before. last year amazon delayed prime day until october because of the pandemic. this year amazon is enticing prime members with more than 2 million deals. our c net senior editor tells us it's good to go in with a game plan. >> you want to have a list and look for specific items. price compare between stores. i got this last year that were on sale for prime day when i normally would not have bought them. >> 58% of consumers say they plan to shop online during prime day and 31% expect to spend money from stimulus checks. amazon shoppers have until tomorrow night. >> i don't need anything on there but when you get on, you are like i do need that. >> i am double checking to see if amazon is up. >> see if i switched the page real quick. >> there is some w

former kpix 5 anchor and now sculptor dana king created sculptures that represent the first 350 enslavedwere brought to this country on that first slave ship. only 25 of them survived the journey. >> i am conflicted about calling it a celebration, a celebratory holiday. i think it needs to be a commemoration. >> this is a monumental reckoning in names and in philosophy. >> the installation will be there for the next two years. >>> to north korea now where kim jong-un has warned his government to be prepared for confrontation with the u.s.. what really caught the world's attention is the sudden change in kim's appearance. >> reporter: kim jong-un holds all the power in north korea. because that power includes nuclear weapons, his every public appearance is scrutinized for clues to what is really going on inside the kingdom. one thing for sure, he is losing weight. bob carlin has watched him battle obesity over the years. >> he was pretty seriously overweight and now he is heading back down. >> reporter: you can see it not just in his face but on his wrist where his watchband seems to be t

installation in golden gate park is looking back at the nation's history of slavery, artist and sculptor dana king is working on monumental reckoning. it represents the first enslaved africans brought to america. the figures look up at the former site of national anthem author and slaveholder francis scott key statue. it was toppled by protesters in june of last year. these ancestors represent the beginning of chattel slavery in this country, the business of slavery it started when 350 africans were stolen from their homes. king says it's a blessing that the government is recognizing juneteenth, but adds that african descendants are still owed an apology. her work is set to be officially unveiled tomorrow during an event with mayor london breed. well, several major rulings this morning by the u. s. supreme court, madeline rivera has more on what the justices had to see on the fate of obamacare and much more. the affordable care act, surviving a third major challenge in the supreme court. justices ruling 7 to 2 to reject a challenge by a group of conservative states, arguing a recent change to the

oh sculptor dana king is working on monumental reckoning. 350 figures. ancestors representing the first enslaved africans brought to america. the figures looking up at the former site of national anthem, author and slaveholder. francis got keys. statue toppled by protesters in june of last year. these ancestors represent the beginning of chattel slavery in this country, the business of slavery. it started when. three 150 africans were stolen from their homes. the work is set to be officially unveiled friday, the day before juneteenth in the last 24 hours. lawmakers in washington d. c took historic votes to approve the creation of a federal holiday on june 19th to recognize the end of slavery that the government is recognizing juneteenth is a blessing. you know, never saw, but the federal government of this country needs to apologize to african descendants holiday originally rated by african americans in texas in the 18 sixties after learning slavery had ended with the emancipation proclamation. african american studies professor james taylor says the hol

area starting today in san francisco this evening, a two year installation by bay area sculptor dana king will be revealed. the artwork honors black history and lives representing the 350 souls kidnapped from africa and forced onto a slave ship. finn what bond batista in 16 19. it wouldn't be until june 19th 18 65. slaves were told they were free more than two years after the emancipation proclamation was signed an issue shaping what we celebrate. today, juneteenth becomes a federal holiday more than a year after americans nationwide hit the streets to protest racial injustice following the killing of george floyd, while debate continues over police reform, many say juneteenth voted in as a federal holiday as a step towards the work that needs to be done to heal past transgressions here in the bay area, santa clara county was one of the first area counties to declare juneteenth as a holiday. the county celebration just kicked off, highlighting the historic moment. president biden side the proclamation, officially making june teeth of federal holiday. i know for all of us the celebration o

to join our mayor and city officials for reflection and remembrance at the opening of sculptor dana king's monumental reckoning honoring black history. monumental reckoning is a public art installation consisting of 350 statues representing the first souls kidnapped from africa in 1916 bound for enslavement in america. these were a monument where save owner francis scott key. check out our website. but, again, the opening will take place tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. that is not the only juneteenth event this weekend. other events with community organizers this week. on june 19th, the african american culture will host an all-day drop-in event. and then on sunday, june 20th, a father's day juneteenth hosted by black wall street. check out san franciscojuneteenth.com for more information on this. we also invite everyone next weekend to join the harvey milk photo library in honor of david johnson. some of his most prominent work includes photographing daily life in the filmore from the 1970s to the 1980s. the virtual dedication will take place on saturday june 19th. and san francisco mr. johnson has

join us for the opening of monumental -- consider this afternoon a monumental reckoning and we have dana kingy pocket. a penny yet to be invented, you have to know how to cut a throat on the way to cutting a throat. after sleeping on a mattress, made from two garbage bags of clothes, i became content with the small gestures of planation fires. i realized how weird the universe was, so many things interrupt me while trying to dream like your correspondence lawyer. i have 20 books next to a bullet like an old man giving advice before a revolution. explored what is there and found no brain washing, i found africa lord. i have a future, it takes place in the south, modern militancy, i'll walk on a missile for food. i'll be tired face to face with the country. old verse bringing multiculturalism replace me with a chest cavity. stories of travel through other people's stories, my mother remembers africa lord. she killed on behalf of you lord. i wore a machete all winter and nobody asked what it meant. i read 1,000 books in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreati

i'm dana bash in washington. john king is off today.endment decision from the supreme court. the justices decide with the high school student who flipped her coaches the bird, dropped the f-bomb on snap shot. the supreme court ruled that

i'm dana bash in washington. john king is off today. a major first amendment decision from the supreme court. the justices decide with the high school student who flipped her coaches the bird, dropped the f-bomb on snap shot. the supreme court ruled that her school was wrong to punish her. >>> a trump family rift. he is miffed at his son-in-law jared kushner over a book deal. >>> plus, a big meeting of cdc vaccine advisors tries to settle some big questions. will we need booster shots and when, and is there a link between vaccines and heart problems in a small group of kids? >> we have been receiving reports from other countries of potential issues of myocarditis. there's been this question as to whether it's associated with these mrna vaccines and if it has, what the risk is. i think the data we'll see this afternoon at this meeting will overwhelmingly demonstrate that the benefits of vaccination far outweigh the risks. >> up first, the biden administration at a crossroads. the president wants a big and bipartisan deal on infrastructur

i'm dana bash in washington. john king is off today. a horrifying scene out of miami. more on that story in minutes. we're going to start with other breaking news. a new york court says rudy giuliani repeatedly lied and because of that, he can no longer practice law. i want to get straight to paula reed. >> reporter: this is a stunning development for one of the nation's top law enforcement officials. in its opinion, this state appellate panel concluded there's evidence that giuliani

i'm dana bash in washington. john king is off today. a horrifying scene out of miami. a building collapses, killing at least one person. 50 plus people are unaccounted for. more on that story in minutes. we're going to start with other breaking news. a new york court says rudy giuliani repeatedly lied and because of that, he can no longer practice law. i want to get straight to paula reed. >> reporter: this is a stunning development for one of the nation's top law enforcement officials. in its opinion, this state appellate panel concluded there's evidence that giuliani communicated demon -- false statements for former president trump and the trump campaign in connection with trump's failed effort at reelection in 2020. they concluded what he did is a threat to the public interest which is why he has been suspended from the practice of law. it is not easy to have your license suspended this way. this all came about after the bar received multiple complaints conducted investigation and came to this result. but we're actually expected to see mr. giuliani in a few hours. h

john king is with us, and dana bash is with us. john, first of all, you heard putin make the case that what the u.s. is doing now as far as the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol, he's basically suggesting it was awful and all of these people have been arrested and might spend 20 or 30 years in jail, so don't complain what is going on in russia. what was your reaction when you heard about that? >> the what aboutism is something we have heard before at press conferences from putin on the world stage. what is more critical is what are we going to hear from biden on the specifics that putin refused to discuss or brushed off? what will putin say about his complaints about human rights, political rights and specifically mr. navalny and his organization in russia. did putin react to the president? what were the conversations about cyber? putin pushes it aside saying this is a problem worldwide, don't lecture us. sure, i'll talk to you about this and it's a bigger problem elsewhere and it's not us. interested to hear from the u.

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king governor walz sits on his throne and watches. changing the color of posters doesn't change the meaning. >> dana: her request to have the posters pulleddo attendees push being bang after the mayor suspended the pledge of allegiance. folks recited it anyway. >> i would like to make one comment. i would like to say the pledge of allegiance. [people saying the pledge of allegiance] >> i would note that's out of order and we did have a one-side policy. i won't ask anyone to leave tonight. if something happens like that again we will. >> bill: he is now facing calls to step down. >> dana: he said that's out of order. pledge of allegiance. >> bill: before zoom would we have access to all this? pre-covid we have cameras in every school board meeting across the country. i think this quote nails it, dana. you allowed your pursuit of diversity to spiral into division. that statement relates to so many of these stories we talked about today. >> dana: it's amazing. think of how many people are going to school board and town council meetings. a new zealand weight lifter set to become the first transgender athlete to compete at the olympics. califo

dana: we'll watch for that. thank you for e planing it. >> bill: now to this legal drama surrounding king pin el chapo.his client wants to plead guilty she is charged with aiding in his escape from a mexican prison six years ago and helping with his drug business. >> good morning, bill. she is in federal court and told the judge she plans to plead guilty all related to those federal charges of helping her husband run his drug empire and his escape from mexican prison. outside the courthouse this morning her attorney says she is happy to take responsibility and get on with her life. authorities arrested her in february at dulles airport in d.c. charge knowledge her with participating in a conspiracy to distribute illegal drugs in the u.s. claiming she was involved in her husband's massive drug empire. the judge then said she faced a minimum of a decade in prison, maximum of a life sentence and a possible 10 million in fines. the government also claims she conspired to help el chapo in his 2015 escape from a prison in mexico and trying to plan an ex cape before his extradition to the united states in jan

oh sculptor dana king is working on monumental reckoning. 350 figures. the ancestors representing the first enslaved africans brought to america. the figures looking up at the former site of national anthem, author and slaveholder. francis got keys. statue toppled by protesters in june of last year. these ancestors represent the beginning of chattel slavery in this country, the business of slavery. it started when three 150 africans were stolen from their homes. the work is set to be officially unveiled friday, the day before juneteenth in the last 24 hours. lawmakers in washington d. c took historic votes to approve the creation of a federal holiday on june 19th to recognize the end of slavery that the government is recognizing juneteenth is a blessing. you know, never saw, but the federal government of this country needs to apologize to african descendants holiday originally rated by african americans in texas in the 18 sixties after learning slavery had ended with the emancipation proclamation. african american studies professor james taylor says the