andrew garcia as a data analyst for the missing migrant project to the international organization for migration. she explained to me earlier, why it's that difficult to determine the true number of people last, let's see on. yes, i wanted to kinda re, oh, get lost that be because they run out of your and then they just straight off or weeks at the sea. so people usually pass away from dehydration and so on, in the mediterranean, it's more likely that big ships actually, but there was a shipwreck, right? so people around, so the, it depends on the route what happens to the people. but the problem at the end is that, that from the available data, the central me to your random risk continues more dangerous for people crossing it . however, we know though we have larger data gaps yet plan roots. so it might as well be that one is the most dangerous one. we just don't know it yet. i think that long term solution requires many things, right? the 1st thing that requires a more practice search and rescue operation both in the mediterranean and in the atlantic. it should be a lead and restrict

andrew garcia, thank you very much. thank you. iraq's prominent shia cleric says the government will be held responsible if it fails to act. after monday's fire at a hospital, at least 92 people were killed. inside the cupboard, 19 ward in the southern city of nasiriyah monk to the al serra says, the government must act firmly and seriously punish those who allowed it to happen . there have been protests for a 2nd day despite the government ordering an investigation. people are blaming corruption and negligence for the accident from natalia. he has not went up dell whitehead. people are very angry here. for example, in this isolation what this is the place which was that is that they don't trust authority. they don't trust the government, so they come, they come here, local victims, families, relatives, they come on, try to find any remains of their loved ones that you know that only 39 of the victims have been identified about 21. others have not been identified because there is a lot of f, a t p like this, part of the

the election, there was a lot of jockeying between the candidates to try to, between the andrew yang and garcia, to try to get themselves positioned on the ballots into the second choice. this created a lot of distortion. so the idea that this is better, whatever better means, ok, as opposed to just we are going to vote, and this is the individual that i want, i think that what happened in new york is an example of all the things of why this is an idea whose time is wet. host: go ahead and respond, rob. guest: clearly you have done some reading on why you don't like ranked choice wording -- voting, but i can address them. the timing was a reflection of certain choices that u.s. -- new york state policymakers made. we have major cities that get elections that are done that night, and that can be done with ranked choice voting. it is a technical decision about how to handle things. i should say that without sin to laws we have now, -- with the absentee voting laws we have now, the delay is necessary. when kamala harris won statewide for attorney general in california, it took weeks to learn. abse

. >> eric adams, kathryn garcia, andrew yang, all more moderate candidates in the democratic field.ue in this campaign. eric adams, a retired police captain, what are voters saying in new york city about how they feel about crime. >> yeah. i think this number was what jumped off the screen. this was a pre-election poll. if you believe in margins of error, this was way. should there be more police on the subway, 69% of likely democratic primary voters agree there should be more police on the subway. this was a big difference between adams, garcia, yang and say wily and voters were very much on the side of adams, garcia and yang on this one with 69% agree. now what's really interesting about this nugget was black democratic primary voters who basically were the let's say the juice that moved adams to victory, they were even more in agreement with this. so what you saw was democratic voters of color much more in agreement with there should be more police on the subway and that was a big reason why eric adams won this election. >> the democratic primary electorate may not be the twitter

garcia 24%. maya wiley 26%. andrew yang gets eliminated in round eight. eric adams is up to 48%. ley in this latest round of counting. round nine, look at this. a very, very tight election after maya wiley's voters get re-all located. most of them go to catherine garcia. >> we still have what 124,000 absentee ballots and catherine garcia was with us yesterday. she feels positive about that. a lot of them come from her district. >> none of this count includes absentee ballots. it's something very key. all in person voting. adams margin is 15,000 votes south. look at this. nearly 126,000. now the question is can kathryn garcia catch eric adams. look who is leading in the initial preferences on june 23rd in those districts. look at that. they are all in manhattan where kathryn garcia did very well and leading in those districts. it's quite plausible these absentee ballots are favoring kathryn garcia and could overtake eric adams. >> when do we get the final results? >> right. this is going on forever. >> not today. >> it's hanukkah for me. initial first choice came in on the 22nd. in

so garcia got a lot more support from andrew yang voters than wiley did, and suddenly it's adams in firstnd, wiley in third. then how this works, three candidates, third place, bottom candidate, maya wiley, she gets eliminated. so wiley gets eliminated. look at all those votes, a quarter million or so that wiley has. who is the next choice for those voters? is it adams or is it garcia? it's now adams or garcia. one of these is going to be the nominee. the wiley voters are going to decide it. so it goes from 40 to 30, adams over garcia. here it is. adams in a squeaker. look at this. a margin of under 9,000 votes, eric adams finishes ahead of kathryn garcia. adams barely held on. an awful lot of those wiley votes went to garcia. not that many went to eric adams. it was almost a two-to-one split in terms of how they went. there wasn't quite enough to get garcia over the top. there was enough to make this the closest runoff they've ever had in new york city. the end result, eric adams is going to be the democratic nominee and there's a general election this fall. eric adams now the clear favo

the election, there was a lot of jockeying between the candidates to try to, between the andrew yang and garciary to get themselves positioned on the ballots into the second choice. this created a lot of distortion. so the idea that this is better, whatever better means, ok, as opposed to just we are going to vote, and this is the individual that i want, i think that what happened in new york is an example of all the things of why this is an idea whose time is wet. host: go ahead and respond, rob. guest: clearly you have done some reading on why you don't like ranked choice wording -- voting, but i can address them. the timing was a reflection of certain choices that u.s. -- new york state policymakers made. we have major cities that get elections that are done that night, and that can be done with ranked choice voting. it is a technical decision about how to handle things. i should say that without sin to laws we have now, -- with the absentee voting laws we have now, the delay is necessary. when kamala harris won statewide for attorney general in california, it took weeks to learn. absentee b

when andrew yang was eliminated, 32% of his votes went to garcia, the candidate he endorsed.hat 28% going to adams and 11% for wiley. that leap frogged garcia into second place. if their alliance had been announced sooner, who knows? in the end adams won anyway as the initial frontrunner does 97% of the time under rank choice voting. it was a photo finish. i buy that it worked out well enough. i would like to see a few more elections before i double down. >> nate silver, thanks for that. launch.d bransonce stay with us. ♪ ♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or your fam

garcia. in minutes, the case against the danville deputy accused of killing an unarmed man is before a judge. the judge expected to determine if there's enough evidence to send the manslaughter case against andrewmpting to stop him for suspicious behavior. dash cam video shows the officer firing nine times into the man's car who drove by a roadblock. the attorney said he acted in self defense. hall is still under investigation for deadly shooting of tie rel wilson, a homeless man back in march. >>> switching gears, a look at the forecast for tuesday morning with meteorologist kari hall. >> and we are going to see typical july weather pattern continue where we have cooler coastal temperatures and hot inland valleys. we're today headed to mid-80s. slightly cooler by end of the week, warming up slightly for the weekend. >> thank you very much. >>> i will be back with another local update in about a half hour. hope to see you then. meantime, be glad you're not sitting in bridge traffic. have a good one. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> back now, 8:30, it's tuesday, it's the 20th of july welcom