sort of test votes that should not have been in the count, do you expect either mile wily or katherine garciaudit? >> i don't know if they're going to do that, but i know they're going to take their time. for example, the reason you described. the board of elections had major screw-ups. the whole process of ranked-choice voting is a little opaque. i think they'll be especially cautious. there's no particular urgency for them to concede. the general election is on until november. it's not like you need democratic unity so you can hurry up an run against the other site. in new york, there isn't much of the other side. the republican party is in decline. secondly, we've got until november to figure it out. they're right to take their time and make sure all of this was done properly. >> is ranked-choice voting here to stay in new york? do other communities say, hey, that's something we want to try? >> i encourage other jurisdictions to look carefully at what has happened here before making a decision. there are some pluses and there are some minuses. i would say to the rest of the country, don't

adams has won the democratic primary vote, the mayor of new york city, he defeated his rifle, katherine garcia, and a head to head po. adams is now favorite. so when the members election against republican nominee curtis lee were elected, he will become the 2nd black man to lead america's largest city. canada is getting at 1st indigenous governor general diplomat, mary simons. she's an indian from the province of quebec, and there's a new spotlight on historical abuses against indigenous people in canada. after the discovery of more than a 1000 unmarked graves of children were forced into residential schools, i can confidently say that my appointment is a historic and if informational moment for canada and an important step forward on the long path towards reconciliation. a new art insulation in mexico promises to immerse visitors to the mind of artist frida kahlo this week. marks, carlos, birthdate, one exhibitions of being held around the world. organizes of the sho in mexico city, se there's of the true feast for the fences. my rapid report, the, this is not your average art show. it's a ne

he defeated katherine garcia and a head to head poll. adams is also a favorite to win the november election against republican nominee couch as one blows the headlines. next, it's inside story to stay with me . they were close allies until recently, saudi arabia and the u. e are now in the world, and a bitter is if you, from oil to politics the, to both nations are on conflicting top. what's behind the break down and what impact will that hop on the reason this isn't side story. ah, ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm ready, navigate saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have been working side by side for many years. they've been close allies on everything from military to economic matters. but a recent dispute at an opec plus meeting has illustrated growing strains between the 2 gulf nations. the morocco governments rejected a saudi lead deal, which includes extending an existing cap on oil output and increasing production in the coming months. the u. a, a block, the agreements calling it unfair and demanding an increase in its own production. but saudi arabia's oil minister has p

mayoral primary, numbers show him leading by 14,000 votes against former sanitation commissioner katherine garcial this after the board of elections admitted to botching the previous count by accidentally including 135,000 test ballots. this step was called unfortunate, his campaign filing a lawsuit to have a judge oversee and renew ballots if necessary. new york post columnist markowitz has had a maps success in the race is a divide between moderate democrats looking to defund police. >> progressivism has become an anti-police movement. always rich progressives don't want police department, normal people all over the city voted for eric adams, new york post endorsed in with a front-page endorsement because he was the most sane candidate running in a race. the outer boroughs vote for eric adams but white liberals in manhattan don't. it is a real issue and real divide in the democratic party where the white liberals don't like the crime-fighting black guy. >> city council voted to increase the police department budget overnight as the city sees a massive increase in crime. 6 minute after the hour,

that was numbers show him leading by 14,000 votes against former sanitation commissioner katherine garcia after the board of elections admits to botching the previous count by accidentally including 135,000 test ballots. adam called the step unfortunate. is asking the judge to oversee and review ballots if necessary. todd: yesterday a wild news day. this was the reason, two blockbuster legal bombshells, first bill cosby released from prison after getting his sexual assault conviction overturned. >> a judge denied britney spears's request to remove her father from her conservatorship. the public reacts to both battles. >> pretty fired up about both of these. 83-year-old cut av for victory to news crews when he got home from being released from a pennsylvania prison. bill cosby denies any wrongdoing tweeting i have never changed my stance or my story. i've always maintained my innocence thanks to all my fans and supporters who stood by me through this ordeal, special thanks to the pennsylvania supreme court for upholding the rule of law. this is hours after supreme court overturned his sexu

he holds 50% of the ranks choice vote with katherine garcia one percentage point behind. adams looking ahead saying, quote, we must focus on winning in november so we can deliver on the promise of this great city for those who are struggling, who are underserved and committed to safe, fair, affordable future for all new yorkers. curtis sliwa in the general this fall. jillian: richardson reacting overnight to be left off the roster. the runner tweeting the attention that is on track now because of very few names. you can't be mad at that. todd: richardson was taken off of the roster after testing positive for marijuana following her victory. supporters are calling on the international olympic committee to reevaluate its rules and i agree with them. if we are in a situation where some people can put in hormones into their body the turn them from a female to a male she is getting banned, very internally inconsistent. time is 8 minutes after the hour. a fox news alert, rocket fired at us troops for the third time in two days. live report from the middle east. jillian: major r

katherine garcia who came in second did the best in manhattan.adams put together a wide coalition, the same up with that helped electricity joe biden to president. >> grateful for the update. an important update on the numbers. now with the panel, it is sometimes risky to have a national distraction of what happened to new york city but eric adams, likely the next mayor. he says crime was a big issue. he believes voters moving a little more toward the middle. the white house chief of staff happens to agree. >> i think that the coalition that mr. adams put together in new york is not dissimilar to the coalition president biden put together. working class voter, african-american voters overwhelmingly, and voters who want to see progress on core issues. and i think that is the coalition that got joe biden the democratic nomination in 2020. >> the message there, ron clain interprets that as the country and the democratic party, maybe not as far left as twitter democrats think the party is. >> absolutely. that is true. i think that it has always been

second place finisher katherine garcia came in one percentage point behind you.ssage does that send to you from the people of new york city? >> that our system worked. it is so important, let me tell you, a little over eight million new yorkers but you have 20 million opinions. that is what's great about this system of government. where you have smooth transition of power. and it's not about just having a monolithic candidate or monolithic city or country. different opinions, different road ways to get to a destiny of where we want to raise healthy children and families. i heard all of those meages, i was really excite wed had a close race. judy: let me ask you about what we were saying is a major issue, as it turns out, crime, policing, new york, one of the cities hard hit by violent crime over this past year along with so many other big cities. your governor, andrew cuomo, yesterday declared a new state of emergcy around gun violence. what should the democrats' message be on policing right now? >> i commend the governor for doing. so $100 million will be advoca

kinks to work out. 15% of ballots were exhausted meaning they ranked neither eric adams nor katherine garciaere one of those people, remember to use all five of your slots next time. lesson number two, you can up the odds for moderate candidates. this is a democratic primary in new york city. all the candidates are pretty progressive. if you had to rank them, wiley was the most liberal and adams was the most conservative. garcia was somewhere in between. while garcia didn't win, she was 11 points behind adams in the first round of voting. to just 1 point behind him in the final round before her luck ran out. lesson number three, it's smart to make a deal. when andrew yang was eliminated, 32% of his votes went to garcia, the candidate he endorsed. compare that 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 electi

just got the word after the latest preliminary results released this hour show him edging out katherine garciall amount of votes to be counted, the results show a small five borough coalition. >>> espn reporter rachel nichols was supposed to be on the sidelines of the nba finals this week she won't be now tonight, the fallout from her comments about race in the workplace. >>> virgin galactic founder richard branson expects to rocket into low orbit this weekend. we've got an inside look at his space port and we'll ask former bill nelson what space race means for nasa flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the fastest, most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just 30 dollars per line per month when you get four lines- or mix an

katherine garcia after ranked-choice voting. there's sort of a pattern here. is the democratic party's electorate more moderate than some of its members these days? >> well, you know, i always hesitate to draw national conclusions out of a local race, and that's what that was. eric adams won by one percentage point against some newbies to democratic politics. the one thing that is true is crime is rising all over the country and people are worried about it. eric adams has a unique resume to deal with it, more credibility on this issue than anybody. number one, he was brutalized by police when he was 15. number two, he joined the police force and made a name for himself for reforming the police force. he has credibility to go out there and say we need public safety, we need to protect people, but we also need accountability in the police force. we do need reform. that's a pretty authentic message that very few other people can say. now, the takeaway is that democrats -- you know, large majorities of the american people believe that we need safety and accountabi

corrected it left eric adams with just a slim lead in front of former sanitation commissioner, katherine garciai with us at the big board to try to make sense of it all, if possible. steve, good to see you, my friend. could these outstanding ballots give us a winner in the race by today? >> well, let's see if we get results today. like you had, the board of elections in new york city, which has really made a mess of this thing, said this morning -- they seemed to say at brunch time we would get more results. i'm not much of a brunch guy, but i do think the hour for that has passed and we still don't have any new results. this is what we have so far. remember, this is the democratic primary. very jumbled race here. and they're doing this new system, ranked choice voting. so what you're seeing here is the first choice for all the votes that we have counted so far. this is from last month actually at this point. this was late june is when the actual primary date was. what we think is going to come sometime today, we hope is going to come sometime today, are about 126,000 more votes. these would be

just got the word after the latest preliminary results released this hour show him edging out katherine garcias adams says while there's a small number of votes to be counted, the results show a historic, diverse, five-borough coalition delivered the win. >>> espn reporter rachel nichols was supposed to be on the sidelines of the nba finals this week she won't be now tonight, the fallout from her comments about race in the workplace. >>> virgin galactic founder richard branson expects to rocket into low orbit this weekend. we've got an inside look and the ship that will take him up and we'll ask former astronaut bell nelson what the space race means for nasa ♪♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪♪ ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. >>> espn has benched reporter rachel nic

about putting together this coalition of five borough support, and we heard statements from katherine garciaand maya wiley, the closest competitor, both talking about, you know, not quite fully conceding and in the case of maya wiley talking about really one of the other issues that has, you know, been the elephant in the room during this race, which is the conduct of the new york city board of elections and its ability to execute a fair and transparent election. >> hey, it's sam stein here, i was just going to ask you about that. i'm not sure this was the most confidence inspiring election of all time. there was a notable error that the board of elections had about a week ago, what are the actual prospects of reform for the board of elections going forward? this is sort of a common refrain it feels like after every mayoral election that the b.o.e. needs to adjust, modernize, get with the times. this in particular seems like a catapult for some reforms. what would it entail and what are the prospects for it? >> we have heard from state lawmakers an increasing cry to make some reforms. there

in mayoral primary, the numbers show leading by 14,000 against former sanitation commissioner katherine garcian filed a lawsuit to oversee and review ballots if necessary. the search is over for the woman accused for causing a crash at the tour of france, arrested in the city's country's west coast, police have been looking for her for days. she could reportedly face up to a year in prison. that's a look at your headlines, steve. over to you. steve: meanwhile in the city of seattle which famously helped and held a chop zone last summer, mayoral candidate randal was nearly shot at his home on saturday after armed criminals were caught stealing converter from a neighbor's car. lance randal joins us right now from the pacific northwest. lance, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: you're lucky to be alive. you heard something and you took a look and those guys were willing to kill you because you were watching them steal part of a cart. >> that's correct, i'm blessed to be alive and i couldn't believe what was happening at the time. steve: how did we get into this place in the city of seat

results this, what we see in the final round is that eric adams barely held on to his lead over katherine x gar garcia to be left to be counted, he was declared the winner. he sold a tough on crime message and if you look at recent polling, it showed that more new york city democratic primary voters wanted police on the subway than not and creime was the issue he could ride to victory. >> and eric adams will be live on "new day" in the 8:00 hour. ♪ fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high