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Amplifying a roadmap to an issue that goes back to the civil war. joining me now is one of the authors, duke university professor, william directly, -- black reparations. project for racial justice. professor diary, thank you for joining us tonight. you calculated the wealth gap between black and white americans to be about 14 trillion dollars. it sounds like a staggering sum. but you say that once the number is broken down. that it comes out to about $800,000 per black family. 330,000 per individual. of course you say that that's -- i tend to agree with you. formalities, can you briefly break...

Nearly 19 million packages every single day. and a halt in operations would cause major supply chain disruptions. >> the reason we call it a chain is it is so interconnected pair of any strike, especially long-lasting strike, could have a devastating effect, summer, back to school, upcoming holiday spirit >> reporter: the boom in online shopping during the pandemic is still going strong, resulting in record profits for the company. >> so why not share with your employees? >> reporter: drivers already won a big concession this week when ups agreed to install air conditions and it struck peered ...

Norah? >> norah: jeff pegues back in minneapolis for us. thank you, jeff. well, let's turn now to what could turn into the largest work stoppage in the u.s. in more than 60 years. 97% of ups union workers voted to authorize a strike this summer if a deal can't be reached on a new contract. cbs's carter evans reports a walkout would likely devastate the nation's fragile supply chain. >> ups! >> reporter: gil guzman has been driving for ups for 23 years. did you vote to authorize a strike? >> i did. we are the best in the business. it's time to get paid like it. >> reporter: he is 1 of 330000 em...

Got what they needed. we averted an economic crisis, an economic collapse. >> reporter: another win came in the form of friday's jobs report with the u.s. economy adding twice the number of anticipated jobs in may, more than 330,000. >> this president is presiding over a strong economy. >> yeah. >> and this week he has protected it by preventing a catastrophic default. >> reporter: but on the trail in the early voting state of iowa, gop contenders had a different take. >> in florida, we run budget surpluses. >> reporter: and at the around ul roast and ride, former vice president mike pence roa...

Over 330,000 or so that is a significant beat to use wall street parlance, and it wasjob gains across the board, jobs added in the government sector but also in businesses and enterprises and there is a sense that despite the fact that we have seen ten rate rises in america in the last 1a months, that you are still seeing this red—hot jobs market that continues to make gains and if you take into account the fact that they revised upwards the fact that they revised upwards the months before, there was an additional 90,000 jobs in total, so this really is a blockbuster report. the headline une...