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. >> she often includes figures from caribbean mythology like the-- seg-wapa a powerful female tricksstert come see as witchlike, she painted one on a large mural. >> i was always told of her as a warning of like if you don't behave you will be like a wild seg-wapa. and as a five year old, you think okay, she's traceless, she's beautiful, she gets to be fierce, she gets to break generations of family trouble. >> right. >> why would i not want to do this. a bad hair day, no. so. >> she became. >> she became kind of like this superhero character of potential. >> for this project she's gone bigger. recreating haiti's-- palace built in 1813 for king henri, it is a symbol of revolution and independence from france but itself left in ruin from earthquake damage in 1842. and she built it in boston to highlight direct connections through shipping and trade and especially here in east boston, mei dpraition, this part of the-- migration, this part has been a wave of immigrants especially in recent years from central america. there is rubble on the ground, barn ak els clinging to the there's rubble

the dow closing down 259 points although it had been off more than 500 during the seg. that was on a host of worries, including a slowdown in economic growth and increase in covid cases and when and if the federal reserve will decided to turn off the spigot of financial support. all three are expected to close in the red for the week. >>> watch shares of levi's strauss. the latest set of earnings beating wall street forecasts coming in stronger than expected. they expect a strong second half of the year as demand for its jeans, tops and jackets rebound. levi's ceo saying, quote, about 35% of consumers have changed waist sizes and some of it is up and some of it is down, but either way creates another reason for people to update their wardrobe. the company is benefitting from collaborations with brands like valentino and a push forward towards online and digital sales. >>> amazon has signed a deal with comcast to show movies on prime video and imbd stream services. new releases will show up on prime following a four-month run on peacock. they will be available on amazon

my question is, what was he seg?ational business people have a product or real service that they are selling. other than the biden family name, pedaling influence, what was hunter biden doing? this is before he became the 21st century picasso. this stinks to high heaven, and the only reason it's not getting more scrutiny in the mainstream press is because the mainstream media is part and parcel of the democratic party. they are the communication arm of the democratic party. they are not going to even look at this much less be concerned about it. >> sean: but this is the thing. if you are firing americans from high paying keystone xl pipeline jobs, with the stroke of a pen but you're giving a waiver to putin and you're giving a meeting to putin and they are involved in cyberattacks and the chinese are talking about reunification with taiwan, and we know the money that huntser biden made in china and made in russia and made in kazakhstan and made in ukraine, why is this all sound corrupt and what do you think about the

education secretary announced that schools will be doing away with staggered start times and keeping kids seg gra grated in bubbles. here is why -- >> i do not think that it is acceptable that children should face greater restrictions over and above those of wider society especially since they have given up so much to keep older generations safe during this pandemic. >> reporter: the biggest issue that the opposition labour party has is the plan to scrap the mask mandate all together even on cramped situations like public transit. they argue that it will make it dangerous to take the subway for immuneocompromised people, and the london mayor is trying to convince that the mask mandate stay in place. he is hopeful that deal can dead done by next week. >> scott, many thanks. >>> the u.s. justice department releases more videos of the capitol riot. why six months later police and others say not enough is being done to address the security failures that the insurrection exposed. a former afghan translator gets some shocking news from the u.s. government after living in the states for years, he fa

and i had no idea about the nugget you shared about monster until i got the research for this seg m theyype of person there's something for everyone >> the real debate of the weekend is about domino's technology, but we'll leave it there. bob pisani, kate rogers, and michael yoshikami. coming up, after warning chevy bolt owners not to leave their vehicles unattended, gm is recalling some models. what it means for the future of electric vehicles next ice works fast. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being of cthe economy.apy, observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your strategic advantage. >>> shares of general motors are down today after they announced a recall of some chevy bolt models phil >> kelly, this is the second recall for the chevy bolt when it comes to de

so plessy -- in that sense, seg dwrags was already in place. in fact -- segregation was already in place. in fact when the united states looked at segregation, they actually used the existence ubiquitous segregation to say equal protection couldn't say that segregation was wrong. because that would require reconstruction in the whole united states. and then of course there is colorism, which if you think about it today in the united states is against the law apparently to actually use in jury selection and sentencing. and yet every study that's shown that the darker you are in a criminal case the more likely you are to get a harsh -- to be found guilty and to get a harsher penalty. so colorism, which you alluded to, professor davis s huge in the united states. and now it is so ubiquitous that, again, you don't need -- in fact, the court is saying you are not allowed to do that, but we are doing it anyway. we are doing it every day. >> i want to make the point that we talk about segregation and slavery as if they are not continuous. it is part a

to keep the private and public seg tore and protecting the primacy and civil liberties of americans andee that more oversight and restraint is needed for dhs's operational and enforcement function. thank you for the opportunity to testify today and i look forward to hearing your questions. >> thank you very much. to summarize this statement for five minutes. >> and i, too, would like to thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. as my colleagues have said, the array of threats to this country has evolved substantially over time and therefore, so, too, must our architecture for countering the threats and i commend the committee for your proactive approach for tackling these reforms. let me begin with history and nothing like my colleagues with the cool videos and the like, but dhs was established as i think we've all now made clear directly in response to the horrific terrorist attacks of 9/11. we went through the largest reorganization of the federal government since the national security act of 1947 and preventing, preparing for, and responding to terrorism with a drivi