>> peele's mastodon. >> is it in the white house now? >> no, it's not in the white house. >> is it in the capitol? >> it's not in the capitol. i am sure it ever made to it washington. it's mammoth cheese that's in washington. but the mammoth or the mastodon that was the inspiration for the frenzied use of the word mammoth -- it is in baltimore until the 1840s when they move it over the europe to try to sell it in europe. they thought they had a buyer in france, then the revolution of 1848 kicks in. so it ends up in germ neshek believe it or not. that's the picture i showed you earlier of the full mastodon skeleton there in germany n. a museum in germany. now, the neat thing about the subject of my talk and everything else that's going on in washington is that the mastodon is now back -- jane, i have to swallow my words. the moss toe done is here in washington. it was moved for the first time in 170 years to the smithsonian, where it was erected in the -- i believe the museum of american art. for an exhibit on barron -- alexander von humb

so, before i move on. >> so, where's peel's mastodon? is it in the white house? >> no. i'm not sure it ever made it to washington. the mammoth cheese is in washington but the mastodon, that was the inspragsz for the frenzied use of the word mastodon and erenchlally his sons pick up water. and they thought they had a buyer in france and the revolution of 1848 kicks in. so, it ends up in germany and i have have -- that's the picture i showed you earlier of the full mastodon skeleton in germany, in a museum. the neat thing about the subject of my talk and everything else going in washington is the mastodon is now -- you know what, jane? the mastodon is here in washington. it was moved for the first time in 10070 years to the smithsonian, where it was erected in the museum of american arts. frrm alex antder and the united states. they thought these had the highest assprations that what brought it here. maybe the shutdown wilt end before we have to ship it back. >> back to new year's day, 1802. eight of us set off to mount vernn are. pilgrimage to mt. vernon and the plitiziz

so this famous painting gun in 1806 by peel is quickly renamed the exhumation of the masted on. on christmas eve 1801, peel actually erect sit in the headquarters of the american philosophical society in philadelphia. and this is needed to be found closer to america's image of itself. the skeleton ends up and independence hall where people opens his museum. and we see it there on the background on the right, partially hidden by the drapery. and this famous painting, self portrait called artist in his museum from 1822. so, despite its obvious scientific significance, the federalist follow jefferson's lead in using it as a political symbol. jefferson's quixotic patriotic search for the mythic mammoth, like his cheese, the mammoth cheese be a byway for jeffersonian's literal quackery. that is a direct quote from one of nathan reads letters. and a buy word for democratic success in all of its manifestations. within days, in fact, read and other jeffersonian -- federalists are calling the jefferson administration the mammoth incompetent. and plummer two years later writes how the wor

. >> joining directing this powerhouse jordan peele who co-wrote and produced the fil filmer. >> after of get out, the genre of black horror film is having a comeback. >> it's under going a renaissance, nothing to open hollywood's eyes than commercial success. >> candyman. >> the film starring abdul ii, characters find themselves caught in the lure of candyman. >> what do you want audiences to take from your performances in this movie? >> i think what really drew me to the project of candyman is the relationship we get to see between this young black couple, this very ambitious, very amazing places in their careers, respectively. you know. we see the return. >> candyman isn't real. >> i saw it. >> candyman isn't real, anthony. >> i would like for this film to inspire audiences to dream, what if conditione candyman was real. >> if we have a blackmonster, better have a black friend too. >> the genre of black horror was in her life for decades. >> this is momentous time for black horror. the ball has kept rolling. >> the award winning author of horror novels in the department f africaname

>> they become unstable as i run peels off western afghanistan, pakistan will try to peel off easterne chinese will be in there because they want the natural resources, the russians will be interested in the northern alliance tribe and similar to russia's self but i think the biggest loser obviously is the united states and what will happen soon the leaders of afghanistan will leave before the taliban takeover kabul because they know the be executed when the taliban comes down in the second thing that the real tragedy china is poised to recognize taliban in afghanistan as an ally in the nation, that will be a huge slap in the face to the united states and all of our efforts that will allow china yet again another opportunity to say america is a failure, america's days are done in china is a rising great power you out a switch size from america to china to know what's good for you. >> i like to know what they're thinking what the chinese regime takes over and what that means for the american people. we've got joe biden's foreign policy leading fires all across the world and leaving ame

i already have one, again, a 10 year old peel for them as a cough goes to a noble cusick school, but his curriculum is college level is not on. the games be often performs as senior program, including a variation of a folk song entitled the peddlers. and an impromptu country style rendition of to go go. 2 example, he's one of the festival judges. so it's jones for 2 generations of dominant play has to meet us. first, i used to sheila said she was just the invoice that goes to me. it seems that the as well. so just thought you know which by should not be wishing or screeching. why i, you know, they have to read the stuff which goes through your thought was clear, which you could let you know. and you might, you chose to read this, you go to just go it, you know, or you could come up with the most. what's the number? what's your phone yesterday? miss lucas caused by you. she stays with me pretty much. ah, your fear for you because you enjoyed kirk, which i mean not to who are scenary muslim? yeah, there was no hope on you then. you know joe mozilla here was here. the alina mid nova, is

i did an episode of of of of peele." i was obama's interpreters, did little sketches.r, here we are doing "nope." [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: how about that. >> so cool. >> sean: you know, he's going to be -- he already is kind of a now-legendary director. >> he really is. >> everything he touches is amazing, it's so cool. you are hilarious on your social media, especially with your mom. >> oh my gosh, my mom. >> sean: i want you guys to see this video, this is hilarious. >> i need you all to know my mom, i always know my dad's getting ready to come into town because my mom gets a new wig. >> oh, my -- >> show them the wig that you got for larry. >> no, i will not. >> walking around like george washington. >> the quaker oats man? >> moving it! [ applause ] >> i need you guys to understand. my parents are the best love story you never did see. because they have been in love, my mom and dad met when they were like, mom was like 18 or so. they've been married now for 33 years. and they are so obsessed with each other. one time my dad and my mom were mic'd up for some

expertly directed by nia dacosta, this is co—produced and co—written byjordan peel, the man behind get us. like those filsm, candyman explores the monstrous aspects of real people, notjust supernatural ones, and delivers a contemporary cynical spin and archetypes from the art world. well, on the one hand this comedy reinforces stereotypes about powerful wealthy people, the casting subtly bucks tradition, very few of these characters are played by white men. the same cannot be said of the many police officers in this film. this has a lot to say about police brutality and race relations. candyman also has a very distinct visual identity, from its opening font, to its flash backs told by shadow puppetry. honestly, this is such an interesting film, i could write a thesis on it. i'm sure students will be doing so for years to come. candyman. no! candyman! ugh! 0h! don't say his name. don't follow me. it's in cinemas now, and if you want to see the original candyman, it's on netflix now. they sing. our story is older than these hills and glens. it was springtime, and we had one thing on our

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there is nothing he can do -- we can do to bring these officers back or take away the peel -- the painir families feel, but it is my prayer that their sacrifice will serve as a constant reminder of the work we must all do together, of the vigilance we must have in order to protect our democracy. so i return to the senate at around 8:00 p.m. the night of january 6, and we gathered in the senate chamber. in the same chamber where the new deal was struck and the great society was forged. in the same chamber where the interstate highway system was started and voting rights were won. and in that chamber, just before 1:00 a.m., as officers stood guard, the final vote was tallied. democrats, independents and republicans came together and upheld the vote and the voice of the american people. as those officers continued, even at that late hour, to secure our capitol, they secured our democracy. let us never forget that and let us always remember their courage. now it is my great honor to introduce a true champion for all those who serve in uniform, president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: g

off as long as donald trump did not peel off. and donald did not. if the man was charged with sexual misconduct, birds of a feather flock together. donald trump was behind this. brett kavanaugh, now on the court we have had years to see what kind of justice he is, trump gets another appointment to the supreme court we had just come out of eight supreme court we are looking at when this fall in which they are going to be huge cases including involving abortion, involving gun rights. with a majority. what has that meant and what is it going to mean going forward? >> i think is still a work in progress. one of the interesting things it was frustrating is a lot of commentary coming out of this most recent supreme court term was that it was the fear of the left in the hopes of the right even the 63 majority it was more pragmatic, more moderate, books for compromise ruling to the great chagrin of the rate but one of the justices would frequently complain in his defense. even in his concurrences about what the conservative majority had

and sheet metal from the bus stop has peeled off.you know new orleans is a bowl, if you will, it is relying on the pump system when water comes street down like this to get water out. the pumps are working. a lot of pumps, some reports that three had failed, that means 96 pumps are still working. those pumps are good to clear less than an inch of water an hour, right now we're averaging about 3 inches of water. that is what was predicted. in terms of places where hurricane came ashore, you have major flooding, grand isle, houma. and we know in grand isle there is flooding because of the storm surge. and houma as well reports about major flooding with the storm surge. in new orleans levee system had such an investment it is to prevent the storm surge from coming into the city itself. city leaders said the best engineers designed it, they have a lot of faith in it. right now it is being put on the major test. we're seeing intense winds but not the worst as the eye of the storm seems to be south and east from where i am. trey: when will

will a couple peel off to help vote for the har gin on that and then this separate budget resolution, she keep all of her democrats together? that's going to be a real tough test for the speaker. we're watching really closely. >> anna, you add to that, former president trump threatening to take on any republicans who vote for this in the midterms. does that reflect support for the bipartisanship in the house? >> i think the senators have really kind of carved out where they are on this issue, particularly over the last week or so. i do think in the house donald trump's word means a lot for a lot of the members who's numbers are up. i don't think we ever expected kevin mccarthy or others to get behind it. the questions are going to be about liz cheney arounded a an kinzinger. it's others who he's hoping will say, hey, it's not worth it. i don't want to get in a fight with the president ahead of the 2022 election. >> anna palmer with punch bowel. thanks for waking up with us. >>> taliban forces are seizing control of cities at an alarming rate. it's so serious the u.s. is warning americ

yesterday larry elder promised to row peel statewide mask and vaccine mandates if he becomes governor. >>> a man filing lawsuits is a california attorney behind thousands of disability actions. >> we are in palo alto. >> reporter: tai pan is one of many businesses slapped with an american with disabilities act lawsuit by a man who some business owners believe never visited them in the first place. after the most difficult year since opening in 2005, tony han said they survived the pandemic lock down only to be hit with another financial dloa, a lawsuit filed by scott johnson. >> all of our neighboring businesses got hit at the same time. >> time. >> reporter: one of the openers of this bistro is also being sued. they said johnson is suing dozens of businesses for their outdoor parklets for their actions during the pandemic. the lawsuit dense tai pan said johnson visited the restaurant twice and it lacked clearance for wheelchair users. >> none of our staff recognized the person. >> reporter: they claim johnson never came to their establishments. >> in our case he sent other people who

gunnar: two pew pupil -- to peel people away from linear, no.theme of court cutting is much less pronounced than here, which is one competitive advantage that we have had compared with the more domestically focused peers, that we are able to cover the entire global footprint. that has been a nice balance for us. we can always get the leverage of the full global rollout, with, to your point, a slightly more official secular trend elsewhere outside the u.s. alix: staying on that for one moment, netflix did report a loss in its domestic subscriber loss in the second quarter. are you at all concerned about a churn for discovery+ once the promotions and? gunnar: it is early days. we have only been at this for a little more than half a year, and so far i am personally blown away by the amount of success we've had. we just reported 18 million global subscribers. keep in mind, that is three times what we went into the year with for our direct to consumer efforts, so we are very happy. i believe that churn is not going to be a big issue for us. all of th

both of these are by charles wilson peele, very talented artist. now something that i like to study and i'm writing a scholarly article and it hardly gets talked about are washington's many councils of war and there are two in particular that are fascinating because of who is there. let's read through the list and imagine them all crammed into isaac potts' living room. here we go. george washington, charles lee, nathaniel green, benedict arnold. remember, he's limping in because he's the military governor of philadelphia at the time, lord sterling, marquis delafayette. baron von steuben. a host of brigadier generals including henry knox, matt and the any wayne, jeddah donnington whose house we open and just mentionled du portier and that's quite a list and who is taking notes and makings suggestions off the record, alexander hamilton who himself will become a major general later in life. it's a who's who. that is the moment that i would pick if i had to go back in time in the american revolution. i wouldn't pick a battlefield. i would pick being in

meanwhile, the east bay shoreline is peeling away bit by bit.is u c berkeley camera shot. meanwhile, as far as up its pace, this is what it looks like for a storm tracker for some leftover showers traversing the battle. little bit with the daytime heating will see again another fire up of the sierra showers but not quite the intensity. we saw yesterday because below out towards our west. still a lot of green on the board there. so it's kind of cool with a lot of 60's and some 50's is that you venture to the coast 73 already for antioch. 64 tri valley for livermore and 64 also san jose expect about 83 at 1 o'clock and 4.86 that just means that the inland areas are going to see mostly a lot of 80's, but they'll be some lower 90's to be had. well, a closer look at that in your 4 zone forecast. a look at that extended to. >> we don't know yet if it's been targeted, if it was random, we're not sure if it was getting motivated. >> our top story this half hour a 16 year-old girl is dead and another person suffering from injuries after a double shooting

peel it back and take a look. you want to make sure all the kernals, let you. all of them are plump and tight together also the yellow one and the bicolor. when you bring them tome in to the fridge right away. when you threw them on the grill, what you want to do is keep them on the grill for a little while. little bit of dark color to them. sugar starts to come out. that's it. corn this time of year. best corn throughout the year. locally grown and just good. i'm your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. look how beautiful that is. >>> if are you travel during the pandemic what you can do to protect your family. that story and more at five. >>> let's get one last check of weather. >> all right. you can see one more look at tahoe and the hazardous air y.e. here is a look at san francisco with the roof camera can see that sun. we are looking at good to moderate air quality because that have sea breeze pushing most of that haze and smoke away from us. as we go through our day we will continue with that good to pod rate air. there we go wit

you know, jordan peele, the great jordan peele worked on the script and yet, maybe you did have some. and i was like, "look, y'all, we can't mess this up." i want to be a part of working with jordan and working with mia. i had seen mia's "little woods." i loved that she used -- like, how she spoke about real life issues like health care and poverty and so i knew -- and even with jordan, like, i knew it would be elevated and it would have something to say so that definitely made me want to work with them. but at the same time i was like, "look, y'all, we can't mess this up." i think that we did a great service to continuing the legacy, and i'm so, so proud to be a part of it and excited for you guys to see it >> seth: and i think one of the really exciting things now is we can actually see it in some places certainly with audiences in theaters. and this is the kind of movie you want to see with people. >> i know. it's been such a long wait so i'm excited that the fans have stuck it out and waited for us even myself, like i just went back to the movie theaters "black widow" brought me

oakland city streets since school is starting you might see more kids out and about so keep your eyes peeledt. ready or not thousands of students are back inside the classroom today. >> it is the first day of school for the oakland unified school district. kpix 5's justin andrews is live this morning and justin this delta variant has some teachers pushing back. >> reporter: in fact, some teachers say they are staying virtual right now until th at least that is what students are telling us. in the district, we are talking about oakland unified, 32,000 students in the district and a few hundred are sticking with zoom school. some teachers say it is safer especially with the delta variant. recently the oakland teachers union ratified a safety agreement with the school district, making sure ventilation systems are installed, masks and gloves will be supplied for everyone and classrooms will be frequently cleaned and disinfected. also the district will offer covid testing to everyone every two weeks. still some teachers say they don't feel safe. >> i've been having nightmares every night, i can't

eyes on the quarterback, you knew he was going to step up, he did a good job coming off the rush and peeling back. >> second and goal. 16th play of the drive for l.a. >> to the end zone. touchdown. wide open, harris. with 15 seconds to go. you think, rams will shoot for two here. >> yeah. and they have to. he got beat right off the line of scrimmage. right there, you see, he just hit limb to the inside. he lost leverage and it was over. >> you have a guy, harrison picks up five. a mismatch there. 76 yards, 16 plays in over six minutes and the two yard touchdown to harris. and they will go for two and the win. still have to keep your eyes on the quarterback. >> there he is, 6'5", jump ball, right down here. watch. >> perkins looks that way, incomplete. out of the reach of harris. and the raiders are up a point with 15 seconds to go. >> it's a better throw than the quarterback. that's what they wanted. they matched up on the small safetiy against the 6'5" harris. he is going run a little fade route. >> he did a. >> job off the line of scrimmage. he got up and got his hands on him. and he got t

notice how the low clouds start to peel back to the coast and area around the golden gate bridge. 75. jose, low 80s, 70s up around the north face. 37 in napa, 75 in sant rosa. here again, a look at the smoke, clearing, as we head through the sunday and late in the day, watch what happens. we begin to see a little bit of a northwest wind down the coast. as long as the wildfires continue to generate smoke, any shift we see in the wind could bring more smoke to the south. right now north bay andos bay could see more smoke but the worst clearly up around south lake tahoe. high pressure building in for the second half of next week keeps the storms to the north. as you're about to see in the extended outside look, we're looking at probably three to four days of hot temperatures inland for napa. you should be seeing 90 started friday. next weekend, tri-valley, liver moore could be four days or so in the upper 90s to hundred degrees. coming up approaching next weekend could be seeing 90s. oakland seeing temperatures climbing into the 80s. by friday and saturday. san francisco, here's one plac

i will peel off protections as cases fall." >>> a new wildfire in parker county, near colfax this evening. >> it is impacting parts of both nevada and plaster counties. you can see huge plumes of smoke on this time-lapse video. >> and the why weather is not helping, with wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour. fire officials say that the wildfire jumped some perimeter lies yesterday and that prompted additional evacuation orders. >> it is scary for sure, knowing we can lose our beautiful views we have. it's been like a month and it feels like a year that we've been under constant stress of having to evacuate. >> at the same time, multiple wildfires have been burning in the siskiyou mountains. the monument fire has torched more than 15,000 acres. cal fire crews are fighting the fire with air drops. the flames are burning near the trinity river, tearing through steep terrain that is difficulty access. dramatic we could see some of the wildfire smoke here in the bay area. they are issuing an air quality advisory. paul heggen joins us now. so we are expected to see some haze, what about the actual

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peel back the curtain for us. >> if he looks smaller than he did during his playing days, that's because he dropped around 50 pounds since retiring in 2020. he lives in san diego but will commute for game days. he believes players will give him more honest answers because of the relationships he built when he was in the same locker room. as he gears up, he is prepared to answer the question 49ers fans want to know. who does he think should start at quarterback? >> my precision is jimmy. he took our team, much of the samesuper bowl. >> he will make his debut september 12th. >> nice to have him as part of the family. the giants are back on nbc bay area. watch them take on the braves tomorrow at 4:00. we have a special edition of nbc bay area news at 3:00 followed by "nightly news" before the game. stick around for the latest news right after the final out is made. that's going do it for us. coming up next, they sounded the alarm. they were ignored. we investigate the early warning by some noted engineers who told city leaders the plan to fix san francisco's millennium tower would not work.

the smoke is peeling to the south and east. overnight, we will see more smoke coming down the west side of the sacramento valley over coastal range. you see some of that showing up in the camera from san francisco northward. look how the colors change. tomorrow morning, into the north bay, inland, east bay, even around the santa cruz mountains, we will see moderate air quality, but some locations could see unhealthy for sensitive groups during the day tomorrow and saturday as well. morning temperatures in the mid 50s. afternoon highs, upper 90s from concord into livermore and morgan hill. 87 in san jose. pretty mild closer to san francisco. mid 70s. 80s near oakland. notice the temperatures as we head towards saturday. trending hotter. 90 in san jose for saturday. close to 100 around concord and livermore trending cooler by sunday. you will want that cooldown. with that cooling comes better air quality. the sea breeze turns stronger. hazy skies, hot and smoke across the inland valleys. we start the weekend for your outdoor plan

other than that, it rings in the same key or peels in e flat as the liberty bell in philadelphia. we have rung it here twice now. >> this section of our museum takes on the topic of liberty, declaration of independence, sort of the struggle there and some of the key documents that were in play at that time. so norm, why don't you share a couple of these with us. >> this is one of my favorite cases in the exhibition. often ask what's your favorite artifact. it is really not fair because we have so many cool things here to look at, but one of the things i would talk about is when the colonists first came to the new world, they were not allowed to print bibles in the english language. the crown held the right to english text. all bibles, geneva, king james bible, catholic bibles would come from europe or from the crown, if you will. when we declared our independence in 1776, the import of product from london ceased. it was brought to congress' attention we have a lack of english bibles. one of the colonial printers, robert aitken, presented the idea to produce an english text here in

and then the fog returning came on shore, but it's even this fog begin to peel back today hazy around the bay area. but overall, we're seeing more of a westerly component. the wind that is sending a lot of the in an easterly direction. and that's what we like and not poor back in the bay area. but you see the numerous fires burning around northern california and they continue to pop was lot of smoke and just pumping that smoke in the atmosphere. so we've got a long way to go before we're done with that. but things right now, more of an onshore breeze. you see that in the san francisco, 13 miles per hour. 13 in the believe 21 in the napa valley. 21 in 60 mile an hour wind out of the west into oakland. so that's a nice see breeze that is picking up through the evening hours. that will continue. and i think for tomorrow as well. temperatures around the bay area got some 70's inland right now. 1670's inside the bay cooler numbers, 50's 60's. that fog along the coastline overall, it looks like for tomorrow. i think some improving air through the day tomorrow that on shore breeze will conti

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you have to peel back the onion and say which are the sectors, the geographies that will do well what are the factor exposures? you have to trade around this market a little bit and know where your position -- i don't think it's tide lifting all boats. >> well bottom line, we like to look options action, 5:30 p.m. eastern time, check it out, and you look at v vicks or the sku index, pardon me if i'm getting nervous right now. the fact that the market has been so sanguine, ticking higher any day, is anyone out there in our box nervous? bonawyn. >> worry, i'm going to stop short of saying worry but i always look at some of the things you pointed out to inform my position, you mentioned the vxx and a few other metrics, listen, protection is relatively cheap right now. so i'll tell you why i'm not nervous, the cost of me protecting my portfolio is relatively cheap i might as well go ahead and add protection, that gives me calm, i'm willing, as you mentioned, we're up, we've doubled interest that pandemic low. i mean, i don't -- whether it's university of chicago or the school of las vegas

beaches much more open and much more available to a sort of wide spread scattered con attack and people peel off. they're angry and i feel empower solid to what the hell my lot. once they've been attacked in such a scarless and remorseless way, they feel that own bits are off. they can do what they want. by 10 p. m. the beach side. further, the brighten the fans in the rubric are under attack. the shocking violence continues into the early hours of monday morning. straight full of live in a drive by all just jumped out to my husband's truck a lie. the night smashed every single car and straight. got the shovel of his truck through stripes, rob, bedroom window. i was absolutely. i was never been to the front. you know my life, but i have a sinking. all that's really stupid. what. what good does that do? how, how does the call being damaged? solve anything, we got some river and we got pulled over by the police. they were asked to get out of the car, put up against the bus stop and searched and searched in the car. and the cops just said in a nice way, and i get the f ada, he get any carts, yo

on the right a much more documented painting by charles wilson peel. it's at the columbia rare books library. they no longer show that because of the popularity of the musical. you no longer have the access that 12 of us were lucky enough. it was wonderful to get to ee that and hold their wedding rings and that's where those items are located at. some friends of mine run an organization called the hearts of oak. this was alexander hamilton's first military organization. it started out known as the corsigans, interesting link again to napoleon. it gets renamed the hearts of oak. and on the red hearts or the caps it says liberty or death. beautiful unusual bright green uniforms and as you noticed from the photo on the right, they've been here to the dey mansion. this is from their facebook page. they've also been as you see from the center photo at grange there, hamilton's estate in upper manhattan. where did the alexander hamilton train his hearts of oak new york militia unit, in the churchyard of st. paul's chapel on broadway. i don't know how you do t

the horror film co-written by jordan peele pulled in more than $22.3 million in north america.movie is a sequel to the 1992 original which still scares me. so i don't know if i'm, you know, up for seeing the second version. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, amazon may soon let you pay in installments, and a putter used by tiger woods fetches a record price at auction. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. before i get to that, i agree with you. i still -- i never saw the original because i was too scared, and with this i'm like, as you -- you were playing, i was like, don't say it, please don't say it. >> right. >> anyway -- exactly. let's get to some economy business news. this week investors will be closely eyeing the labor department's august jobs report to get insight into where the economy is after covid cases surged this summer. stocks hit fresh records on friday. the dow rallied 242 points. the nasdaq gained 183, marking an all-time high. the s&p 500 also hit a record add

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