so that's why the hospital rates, as bill de blasio has said, are going down.e young and healthy, so this just appears to be intentional overreaction the grab more power, and i think people will overwhelmingly reject it. they've had enough. jackie: okay, i hear you. and i keep saying this virus has been out there for more than a year and a half now. we have a ton of information about it, we have a vaccine. that vaccine is free. you can go get it. anybody can have it, we've encouraged people to do that. isn't there a point in this country where we say, you know what? we are wise enough to make our own decisions. a certain group of the population doesn't want to get the shot in the arm and wants to bear that risk and they're fully aware of what that risk is, then you can't make them do something. >> exactly. here's the thing, the flu vaccine in this country is something like 48% of americans get the flu vaccine. i get it, my kids get it, i got the covid vaccine, i hope people will get it, but i can't force them too. if i go on tv and say you should go get that va

mayor bill de blasio according to wnbc set to announce that city employees will be mandated to wear masks. talk us through what this means and the implications here. >> reporter: hi there, hallie. according to wnbc in new york city, employees there starting with those that work in congregate settings will be required to get a vaccine and this builds on what mayor bill de blasio announced in new york last week that all employees at city-run hospitals would be required to get a vaccine or submit a weekly covid test. now, this comes as fears of the delta variant expand across the country, and hallie, you had mentioned also that health care groups, 57 of them representing doctors and nurses and other health care provingals and the american medical association signed a letter shared with "the washington post" calling for vaccination among all hospital employees but hallie, as you know, this is controversial really across the country, not all health care workers have been vaccinated. the hospital i'm at here in alabama, 70% have been vaccinated but i was at another in jacksonville, florida, las

same way he went after de blasio, and that will be -- go against cuomo's grain, but i think eric adams is going to bring a whole new fresh perspective to new york city versus billll de blasio, i understand, has his unique personality traits and challenges with cuomo, particularly their personal interplay is particularly fraught, but it does seem as though adams potentially bridges to the table significant skills that, you know, could apply way beyond new like i'd be surpris see this be the last office he ever holds. >> well, it's always a unique thing when you look at the mayor of new york city and where they go from there. and it tends to be the last office they hold. but the relationship with cuomo and adams is also very important because as cuomo has been weakened his major support comes from the black community and black leaders. so he has to be careful how much he fights with adams because adams has that support and he can turn it on cuomo, which could again be very problematic as cuomo faces these investigations, especially by the new york state assembly, who is looking into potential impeachment hearings. >> that's very interesting point. susan del perci

>>> just in to cnn, new york city mayor bill de blasio is now requiring health workers to show proof of vaccination status or take a weekly coronavirus test as a condition of showing up to work. the new policy will affect employees at 11 public city-run hospitals as well as nursing homes and clinics. just as covid cases rise across the state and the nation, new york city mayor bill de blasio joins me now. >>> mayor, it's good to see you. one of the stunning things about this, it's estimated that only 70% of new york health care workers have been vaccinated. from all they've been through in the earliest days of the pandemic, why do you think the number is relatively low? >> it's more stunning, john. it's 50% we estimate for the whole country. >> yes. >> we have 22 million health care workers in the united states, and by the information we have, only about 50% are vaccinated. this is unacceptable. i feel for people, of course, who have gone through the pain of this tragedy who are feeling fearful. i understand why a lot of people are hearing misinformation and being affected by it. but

as failed new york mayor bill de blasio's being mocked and -- the stories hilarious. i don't want to mess with the prompter, the story spun her fu. bill de blasio asked new yorkers to turn off their power while time squares lit up like a christmas tree. if you see the photos, they are tragically hilarious. here to react to all of this, sean duffy, former trump campaign senior advisor mercedes schlapp. sean, that picture in time's square sums up liberalism. liberalism is a bumper sticker, it's all b.s. meanwhile, they're calling everybody racist, save energy, times square has the lights going, probably burning 72 million kilowatts hours of electricity or whatever. these people are frauds. your thoughts? >> liberalism never works. you're right. in new york city and new york state, they shut down coal power plants. it's all going toward the green new deal. when it gets really hot or really cold, these progressive ideas don't deliver. why don't we go back to what works? which is also fuels. they deliver in tough times when it's cold and hot. you don't have to look at the c

ofrecerá un intensivo de $100 a quien se vacuna contra el covid-19, el anuncio lo dio el alcalde bill de blasioorque el alcalde dijo que los trabajadores de la ciudad tendrá que vacunarse o pasar por estrictos protocolos. >>> nuevos datos surgen en que la eficacia de la vacuna parcial disminuye con el tiempo pasado los 6 meses. los resultados provienen de 44,000 personas, cada una con un 96 por ciento de efectividad de los 2 primeros meses, luego se mantuvo en 91 por ciento y llegó a 84 por ciento de efectividad llegado a los 6 meses. el estudio no ha pasado aún por una revisión científica completa. seguimos hablando de vacunas, la fda extendió de 4 a 6 meses la fecha de caducidad de la fórmula de johnson and johnson contra el covid-19, la decisión se tomó luego de varios estudios que demostraron cuanto tiempo se conserva con eficacia mientras se mantengan en niveles adecuados de refrigeración, han distribuido más de 21,000,000 de dosis de vacuna pero solo 3,000,000,000 han sido inoculados. y hablando de vacuna se acerca el fin de semana y algunas personas puede que consideren ir a un bar para

new york city mayor bill de blasio and local leaders urge residents to stay alert that's he head backvents. >> we will have officers virtually everywhere throughout this event but we will also rely on all of our fellow new yorkers. you are our force multipliers. if you see anything, please just alert your nearest officer. >> reporter: leading up to today's holiday, the nypd made 22 arrests, confiscated $54,000 of illegal fireworks and found six handguns. as new york and other major cities tackle the disturbing uptick in gun violence, shootings in new york are up 42% from last year and up more than 100% from the year before. mayor bill de blasio announcing the city is stepping up the presence of law enforcement on the street to curb drunk driving during the holiday. a lot of the road closures for the fireworks show will begin in just a couple hours' time so make sure to look out for that. many of these streets will be closed until 10:00 p.m. and governor andrew cuomo announcing that around the state, different landmarks will be lit up in red, white and blue from here in new york city,

there's awkward dancing brought to you by bill de blasio.mon, this is a day to recognize people that risked everything to keep new yorkers safe during the pandemic. >> reporter: certainly an exciting day for many of the people who have come out here. it's been really their first opportunity to enjoy a parade in this city. so this is the canyon of heroes, saved for the most special of moments, the big heroes, war heroes, sports heroes, all sorts of heroes. today it's about the frontline workers, essential workers, restaurant workers, people who took the task on during the height of the pandemic to make sure the city kept running. here you have different union members. there are members of the fdny here. we've seen nurses out here, doctors from all of the different hospitals throughout the city who are on the front lines dealing with the pandemic and also the clerks, the store clerks, the grocery store clerks, many of the people who were out working making sure we were fed, making sure people had goods that we needed. we've even seen ups worke

new york mayor bill de blasio today announcing all city employees must either be vaccinated by september3th or begin testing weekly. urging private employers to do the same. >> i would strongly urge vaccination mandate whenever possible or as close to it as possible. >> reporter: california also announcing a requirement for vaccination or regular testing for all state employees and healthcare workers. and kansas city, missouri's, mayor is considering a similar requirement. >> mask will allow our economy to continue growing and will keep people employed. >> reporter: officials in provincetown, massachusetts, adopting an indoor mask mandate effective immediately after the more contagious delta variant drove an outbreak of 430 confirmed covid cases, 69% of them in people who were fully vaccinated. as doctors warn. >> if you are not vaccinated right now in the united states, you should not go into a bar. you should probably not eat in a restaurant. you are a great risk of becoming infected. >> reporter: and in talking about california's new vaccine mandate for state employees, governor gavin

but the big office up for grabs is who will replace mayor bill de blasio as the person getting booedhter ) the winner is expected to be... i dunno. in the latest poll, brooklyn borough president eric adams has a slight lead over civil rights lawyer maya wiley and six other candidates. but the polls don't mean much, because today is the city's first mayoral election using ranked-choice voting, not to be confused with-- ( applause ) big fans. big fans of something that's never happened before. not to be confused with "rank" choice, the dollar store's worst is soda. >> jon: burn a hole through your t-shirt. >> stephen: here's how ranked- choice voting works: if a single candidate receives more than 50% of first-choice votes in the first round, then he or she wins. but if no one exceeds 50% of votes in the first round, the candidate in last place is eliminated, and all the votes for the eliminated candidate will be reallocated to whichever candidate those voters ranked second. and this repeats until there are two candidates left. with rules that complicated, this year, they're handing ou

mayor bill de blasio said this portion of broadway is reserved for the greatest folks in history. and the men and women honored here today made history during new york city's toughest hour. >> the high temperatures forced the city to obey the celebration . originally, a city hall ceremony was scheduled to follow the parade. >>> the dow is up about 93 points. stocks are edging higher, led by tech and industrial stocks. after more than 10 months, 16 months, costco will resume regular operating hours like other retail stores. the reduced hours to help stop the spread of covid. >>> all those distractions on airplanes are adding up to big fines. the fda said unruly passengers have had to pay more than $600,000 this year. most of the incidents involved people who refused to comply with mask mandate. some escalated into shouting matches and even physical violence. >> just be on your best behavior on the airplane. >> save your money and do the right thing. >> a little patience. >>> how is the weather looking? >> for today, cool and breezy. comfortable weather and we will warm things up, e

let's talk about all of this with new york city mayor bill de blasio. mr. for your time. >> good morning, poppy. >> so, you just announced an incentive, 100 bucks cash for people who decide to get a first dose of the vaccine at this point. hopefully it works and getting a lot gets a lot more people vaccinated. a resident of brownsville told new yo "the new york times," look, this is a shortcut and doesn't address the root causes of vaccine hesitancy. she lives where they are facing a lot of that challenge. what do you say to those who share her concern? >> it's a legitimate concern, which is why for months we've had health professionals out in communities, trusted messengers, clergy talking to people. there is a huge amount of misinformation out there. let's be blunt. unlike any other time in american history, a massive amount, a very cynical misinformation, folks for their own gain bluntly telling people vaccines don't work when you can see with your own eyes, 165 million americans got vaccinated. that's the only reason we're doing as well as we are as a c

new york city mayor bill de blasio just announced that he is requiring that the city's entire work force be vaccinated by september 13th. let's bring in brin ging gas. what does this mean? >> the mayor said we've tried to give incentives. we tried to give people time and it is just not working. now everyone in the city if you are a city employee, a city contactors, you must be vaccinated and he set certain time lines of when this needs to happen. this does come a week after the mayor announced that all city hospital workers would have to be vaccinated or they would have to take a weekly covid test. but now again he is upping the ante, and the nypd we've reported only 43% of the department has vn vaccinated and members of the department of education as well. this means that by august 16th, the mayor said congregate setting workers like people who work in nursing homes, they will have to be vaccinated. and then by september 13th the entire city work force need to be vaccinated. that is running with the timing of when school starts here in new york city. so of course this is something that

he is walking around freely checking out rooms and opening doors bill de blasio says i'm not going to a $6 billion icon federal funding to hire more cops i'm not they get them going to do that, the biden administration said you could, what's with that kind of thinking. >> i don't know i know police officers working with communities can cause solutions to problems like this. if we don't have police officers, this isn't the time that we want to, we imagine police and have police do things differently that's going to require personnel, training kind and investments. if we want to change the way police communities and do it effectively we need to invest in that and make sure were supporting officers whether support personnel and additional people that could do different than armed officers, that is great but we need too have resources to address the problem we encourage folks you are going into justice system where if they do get arrested they go in the street the next day the community why would i cooperate with the police against the violent offender who will make the cooperation if the

realizar una prueba semanal de covid-19 se trata del nuevo protocolo anunciado y por el alcalde bill de blasio su sitio de trabajo las medidas se toma ante los bajos índices de vacunación entre empleados, policías, maestros y bomberos >>> todos los trabajadores del gobierno tiene que ponerse la vacuna o hacerse una prueba cada semana, también pedimos que las empresas privadas hagan lo mismo >>> la respuesta de los sindicatos no se hizo esperar el presidente de la unión de bomberos dijo que respeta la medida pero no se puede obligar a vacunarse a sus miembros y si el alcalde quiere la prueba debe implementar el proceso a su turno el sindicato de maestros considera que todavía ninguna de las dos opciones son suficientes para lareapertura del año escolar ahora en sitios estratégicos de la ciudad hay laboratorios móviles para las pruebas metas y preocupación de las autoridades porque las comunidades latinas y afroamericanas son las que menos están vacunando >>> el gobernador anunció que se ha creado un fondo de 15 millones de dólares para entregar a organizaciones comunitarias como la federación h

new york city mayor bill de blasio, he is doubling down saying no, i'm not going to hire more cops.k at this chilling video of a home break-in from a home surveillance camera. it shows a suspect creeping across the foyer of an apartment here in new york city. he is walking around freely, checking out rooms, opening doors. now bill de blasio says, i'm not going to use the $6 billion i got in federal funding to hire more cops. i'm not thinking i will do that when the biden administration says you could. what is with that kind of thinking? >> i don't know. i know police officers working with communities can cause solutions to problems like this. if we don't have police officers and we don't give them -- this is a time we want to reimagine police and have police do things differently. that is going to require personnel, training time and investment. if we want to change the way police communities and do it effectively, we need to invest in that, make sure we're supporting officers, with additional support personnel, with people doing different things than armed officers that is great, w

mayor bill de blasio: september is the pivot point of the recovery.er is when many employers are bringing back a lot of their employees. september is when school starts full strength. september is when people come back from the summer. september is when it will all happen. judy: one major labor union signaled that it may fight the changes. separately, nearly 60 major medical organizations issued a call for mandatory vaccinations for all health care workers. more than 40 percent of all nursing home staff are still not fully vaccinated. for his part, president biden announced today that people suffering from long-term symptoms of covid could qualify as having a disability under the federal americans with disabilities act. today is the 31st anniversary of that law. individuals would get additional protections from discrimination in employment and housing. but they have to be assessed to qualify. let's focus more now on today's news around mandatory vaccinations. dr. ezekiel emanuel helped organize that statement from those mecal groups. he's the co-direc

now mayor bill de blasio is following up that all city workers be vaccinated by mid septemberovid testingaway from in person learning. are they ready? others are in a mad dash to make sure the classrooms are clean and safe. we are being shown all the last-minute prep. >> reporter: august 18th is the big day here in allen rock. there will be some changes to the rules this year, but administrators and parents say they're eager to get started. the custodians at russo are going classroom to classroom. sanitizing every corner after a busy summer. >> we have an amazing team helping us because we're just wrapping up summer school. >> reporter: because of social distancing rules, many unused desks are piled up but schools are loosening some of those social distancing guidelines allowing more students to sit in one classroom. at alec rock the plastic sneeze guards will stay in place and every room is equipped with an air purifier as an added safety measure. >> lucina cruz says last year was tough serving as a teacher's aide at home. she's glad classroom instruction is back but hopes they can find

politics the democratic primary almost guaranteed to be the next mayor taking over for incumbent bill de blasioinvented but there is some good news when it seems to be eric adams a former cop who campaigned on a promise to tackle the surgeon crime he be a string of progressives who cover the full spectrum of crazy left ideas like so many democratic-controlled cities the authorities may not be able to run an election without tripping over themselves but at least the people can be relied upon to some degree of sanity. that is it for us, i'll be next week more in-depth interviews at the wall street journal at large. thank you so much for joining us. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" and sponsored by invesco qqq ♪ ♪. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead, i'm jack otter, coming up the ceo who turned online video platform video into a 10 billion-dollar company, later what will be the next big mean stock and how l

and here's new york city mayor, bill de blasio, we will be moving funding from the n y p b to youth initiatives and social services. still, he was perfectly fine travelling around the country on a presidential campaign with the security detail that costs $350000.00. now these democratic mayers may feel safe and snug, but a lot of the people they serve don't as violence and crime source. it's so bad that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence. then of course, the me use use when people think of defining the police, you're going to be taking away training programs. community programs that are police related and the crime is going to go up its paramount that our residents are . business owners are visitors of the cities are the ones who are protected more than the politicians. so it's, it's a slap in the face of the voting bass, who voted these elected officials in to see their police being the funded, or the, the proposition for them to be funded. but then the privatized boosted the security being bolstered around them. that's hypocrisy. and it's nauseating, on

dagen: that was president biden taking a page from new york city bill de blasio's book calling for 100uts for people who get the covid-19 vaccine. the president urging states and local governments to use funding from the earlier american rescue plan for the payouts. kelly, what about all of the people who have been vaccinated already? >> right, dagen. my first thought on hearing bill de blasio announce the $100, hey, where is my benjamin, i got vaccinated months ago. but, no, i actually do worry. i have to admit i have a family member who is not vaccinated and is skeptical of the vaccines and she said to me, why do you have to pay people to get vaccinated and i do wonder undermining the push for vaccination. hey, i need to bribe you to do something that's going to be good for your own health, i think people are going to question that. i don't think this is going to help the vaccine hesitancy we have been seeing and again biden during the campaign was questioning a vaccine that came out for donald trump. i think things like that did more to harm the vaccine bribes than anything that's h

response to the pandemic and have been extended on a monthly basis ever since new york city mayor bill de blasio announced today that all health care workers must be vaccinated against covid-19. the new policy begins on august 2nd health care workers who choose to not get vaccinated will have to undergo weekly coronavirus tests right now, the city says about 40. scent of staff at city run health facilities are not vaccinated. the mayor says he has not ruled out a full on vaccine mandate if his new plan does not persuade employees to get the shot. wildfires burning in california still growing tonight and causing trouble for firefighters, the latest out there on the front lines, plus the new study that shows just how dangerous wildfire smoke is for our health. and some nice weather around here the last couple of days. it's going to continue that way. i've got the forecast that includes your weekend. we'll see you back here after the break. also ahead tonight, uh, vallejo tow truck driver operator starts a business to help clean up the city. but just 10 days later, his garage and business go up in

bill de blasio for example, now pushing for businesses to impose vaccination requirements for workers. >> now we've got to go further. we've reached the limits of a purely voluntary system, it time for more mandate. >> protests are growing around the world in the meantime, for putting coronavirus rules in place you'reooking at demonstrators they've been clashing with police there, french lawmakers are going to vote this weekend on whether or not to require asking task force and mandatory vaccinations for health workers. similar scenes in australia where thousands of anti- lockdown protesters took to the streets in sydney and melbourne. more than half of that country, 25 million people are currently under a state order. katie, i want to start with you because mask mandate, everybody is talk about it. doctor anthony fauci was on neil cavuto friday and he said it's understandable now that some places are asking people to wear a mask even though they are vaccinated because of the surge of the delta variant. on the other hand, your hearing something different from him, jen psaki when she w

mayor bill de blasio says -- those who risk the new rules risk dismissal without pay.na says it will expand on an ongoing trial of his vaccine in children under 12 amid worries of the messenger rna shots may trigger rare heart effects. they expect to have dated that would support authorization in late 2021 early 2022. moderna and pfizer are expanding pediatric trials at the request of the fda. in his final address to congress before his term ends, the philippine president pushed for opening the economy to foreign investment. the 76-year-old also pledged pandemic support to help businesses, defended drug wars and pushed for more tax reforms as well. ahead of his speech protesters took to the streets. and left wing activist had a huge banner that read " goodbye." the u.s. department of justice and investigating possible bank fraud by executives at -- the token use to trade bitcoin. it will focus on specifically whether tether came from banks with transitions in -- with transactions in crypto.. and that is look at some of the first word headlines. yvonne: we are watching

someone like her she has her own show to get people like bill de blasio people are so shielded from the defined the police that they push out and you know who the victims are? it is minority communities they say they care about these people but they don't but putting more police on the job or not get it done we need a cultural change and not supporting and rising up criminals and we need to support those who don't make enough money going out into the streets we need a change to stop demonizing them. >> just because your friends don't play neighborhood watch doesn't mean there's not a crime problem. up next the infamous castle the kamala harris the staff is no laughing matter tonight the white house doing damage control. ♪♪ (realtor) the previous owners left in a hurry, so the house comes with everything you see. follow me. ♪ . >> welcome back to "the big saturday show" the white house and damage control mode former staffers the vice president kamala harris speaking out about a tense atmosphere the big headline reading kamala harris office rights the history. >> is that a socialist or pr

bill de blasio declares the governors island will become a hub dedicated to the impact of climate changes been launched. it's fascinating for me, but you are a lifelong new yorker. i have been there a lot with my kids, but i have always been aware that more could be done. what are you hoping to build? >> the playground is fabulous, but what we have been thinking about is the extraordinary momentum that has been built on governors island with the addition of the parking space, the environmental and educational programming. now, we are at this place where we are hoping to take the next steps. we want to breathe life into the buildings and use the island to add value to new york city's fabric. the idea we have been working on is the concept of dedicating a lot of the space and buildings on the island to creating a cross disciplinary hub for climate research, education, and solution making for the city. caroline: what needs to go in first? >> we thought the right way to start is to begin with the competition. the city has put $150 million behind the effort, with the idea that the island has

bill de blasio admitting the other day that the numbers are not where they need to be hot. >> we have a long way to go, but we saw some change in the month of june, particularly in shootings and murder. that speaks volumes to the impact in the work of the nypd working with communities. >> right after that marine was shot, bill de blasio promised to to flood times square with officers. that is what we are seeing right now this morning. stay one thank you. >> several displaced families from the recreational vehicles with some injured personnel. all were nonlife-threatening injuries. i would like to say have never seen this before, but this is my second tornado in two and a half years. >> dana: authorities are giving an update after a tornado caused by tropical storm allison injured ten people there. steve is life there. what are we learning this morning? >> dana, there were concerns that tropical storm elsa could spin off some tornadoes. that is exactly what happened here at this submarine naval base in georgia. this is an rv park here, pretty common for large bases to have rv parks for

that is the debacle so profound that even bill de blasio gave glassy-eyed from one hitter claimed tototally blown away. >> deeply disappointing and indicative of the fact the board of election is broken structurally broken and must be changed. i don't know how many times we will have this conversation. we can no longer have a partisan board election, it does not work. it is not modern and it is not professional. >> tucker: it is structurally broken. you have that so often always to justify some power grab in history. what does structurally broken mean? well, it means that dumbbr incompetent, honest people in charge. in other words, the problem ises not the system, but it is the people running the system. in new york, it is a problem. last year "new york times" reported "some staffers from the election board read or watch netflix at the office. others regularly failed to show up to work with no discipline." some staffers punch in and leave to go shopping or go to the gym. one employee said the newspaper "caught workers smoking marijuana at the brooklyn voting machine warehouse on elec

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bill de blasio of new york city, said we will not shutdown. no masks l.a. county going in a different way. are you able to gauge, michael, what may likely happen to the economy and, thus, corporate earnings and the equity markets? is there visibility right now? >> it is important to keep an eye on corporate profits taking a step back, we think we're in a different place than early 2020 we think it is very unlikely that the overall economy will shutdown the way it did. the mask mandate seems like it is starting to come back in certain areas. i think overall sentiment is against closing down the overall economy. one of the questions that has come up is the worry about peak gdp growth and peak profits. it is important to point out that when we reach the peak in year over year gdp and corporate profits, that doesn't mean the economy reach its peak economic expansions last a number of years. consumers are concerned about the recent issues, but they need to keep an eye on the big picture. ultimately what we are thinking is this is a handoff from monetary policy a

and in the wake of the snafu, bill de blasio called for refreform reforms they would have to be passed directly accountable to the elected officials. the election board has a long history of missteps like a purge of vote arolls and last year sending pre-printed ballots with the wrong names on them. >> athena jones, thank you. >>> rob binhood is paying for misleading millions of customers. this trading app is accused of green lighting investors with little or no trading experience and failing to supervise its own technology properly. it is the largest ever penalty leveled by fin are ara leveled by fin are afinra. robinhood had been under scrutiny after a family sued while their 20-year-old son died by suicide after racking up a negative balance of $720,000. oo. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never s

bill de blasio is offering $100 to everyone who gets a shot starting tomorrow.is being told it to improve its tracking and accounting of private security contractors operating alongside the military. or else, the general accounting office says it runs the risk of repeating the 2007 massacre of civilians in iraq. employees of lockport associates killed 15 people in baghdad. that prompted the pentagon to change its oversight rules. but that was not enough. in tokyo, american gymnast suni lee has won the all-around title. her victory came a day after simone biles withdrew. she is 18. this is the fifth straight gold medal for the u.s. in women's individual all-around. global news 24 hours a day on-air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: we welcome both are bloomberg and bnn audiences. the coverage of the robinhood ipo. we will discuss the trading debut with howard lynn's, and early robinhood backer. the ceo of robinhood, e

but nevertheless, new york's mayor bill de blasio just announced that children in new york city can expectlifornia, many schools are expected to require masks as well. some parents, seeing the harm this is doing to their children, the physical harm, not to mention emotional harm, to their own kids are finally fighting back. one of them is called melissa connor. she spoke at a board meeting in san diego, we are happy to have on the show tonight. thanks so much for coming on tonight. what did you say, and bless you for saying it i'm at the board meeting? >> well, i tried to keep my talking points brief because i had over a year to think about how frustrated i am. >> tucker: i bet. >> the board is finally meeting in person and there has been a great group of parents who, you know, we are just fed up with the government telling us what to do, and, tucker, if there's one thing i could leave anybody who's listening with, this one word, it's choice and informed consent and that is lacking in america right now. so my children are put under my husband and my jurisdiction. they are not under fauci's

video, or crime, so feel free to commit crimes, but the same f lori lightfoot, andrew cuomo, even bill de blasioame thing, the epidemic is gun violence. if you can sit here and characterize the willful choices of a criminal compared to a law-abiding gun owner and say that that is a health epidemic and treat it like public health policy you can do that with anything. it's ludicrous. >> mark: you are absolutely right, dana. and their report to be surprised when they spend over a year incentivizing crime and criminals. great stuff, thank you for joining us and we will see you on the radio. congratulations on the phenomenal success of that show, you bolted over the years. it is terrific to see. up next, google did not like what j.d. vance had to say about them on last night's show and they fired back. so j.d. is here to respond. he won't want to miss this straight-ahead on "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfo

to tell us about it, let's go to parade hype man, bill de blasio. >> we are going to have essential workersrated, groups of essential workers, floats for healthcare workers, first responders, educators municipal workers, transportation workers, grocery and bodega workers, delivery people. >> stephen: delivery people-- that's going to make lunch orders a little complicated. "okay, it says my salad is on a float coming down 6th avenue. ( laughter ) it's stuck between the rockettes and delta airlines presents michael buble." ( laughter ) other states are also vaxxed up and ready to party. today, california lifted nearly all of its pandemic restrictions, according to california governor and tech c.e.o. reassuring staff that while the startup is closing, he will remain rich, gavin newsom. in making the announcement, newsom summoned all the dignity renowned: ( music, minions making noise ) >> and now please welcome to the stage, california governor gavin newsom. ( applause ) >> well, good morning, everybody. >> optimus prime: good morning, governor. >> was that optimus prime? >> optimus prime: it

new york mayor bill de blasio says the city's focus is on getting shots into more arms.ders on both coasts agree this has become a pandemic of the unvaccinated who account for 99% of today's covid deaths nationwide. shannon. >> shannon: claudia, thank you so much. to that point the u.s. women's gymnastics team is on edge following the positive coronavirus test of an alternate. days before the elements are set to begin in tokyo. the athlete who is fully vaccinated and a fellow alternate had been placed under quarantine. a federal judge has denied a bid by eight indiana university students to block the schools vaccine mandate for the upcoming fall semester. students are given mandate violates the 14th amendment guaranteeing equal protection. the judge ruled "the balance of harms in the public interest favor the university." we will keep checking the case. fears over the spread of the delta variant appeared to spook wall street big time. the dow jones losing 725 points or more than 2%. how concerned was should we all be about these variations, vaccinated or not? let's separ