right ow on jimmy kimmel, howie mandel. good night. ♪ ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ this is ridiculous. >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. welcome to my abode. hey, remember when marie condo made us throw out all our stuff i want those things back now. it seems like every day we're learning something new while we're in quarantine. for instance, this is something i learned over the weekend. did you know hitler had an alligator? well, he did, and now that alligator is dead. this is a gator named saturn who passed away at age 84. during world war ii, saturn was believed to have been owned by adolf hitler, which is crazy. who knew hitler had his own neverland ranch. the moscow zoo, which is where saturn retired, who issued a statement, even theoretically, if the animal belonged to someone, animals are not involved in war and politics it is absurd to blame them for human sins. but how about that, hitler had an alligator. a weird haircut, exotic pets. this really was the joe exot

mandel and i have a pretty good bond. neither of us is surprised to hear it because we think that we're not special. now, there's a term that i don't know if the doctors have used with you, lauren, but you're going to hear it, it called myalgia encephalitis. it's a fancy way of saying chronic fatigue syndrome and can have an overlay of the lung stuff because of this particular virus. i am done with the let's live a situation through chris. that's why i wanted to bring in you and there a lot of other people who are feeling this. they are now offering that up to me it to explain what's going on with me. i've got brain fog, which won't go away. i have an onset of clinical depression. it no tte it's not sadness. it's depression. i can't control it. i'm working on that with my doctor now. i can't recover from workouts. i hear it from more people than i don't. i want to give you the last word of what the family is still dealing with in terms of the tale of the tornado. >> it's real. you need to wear your mask and protect yourse

lauren thomas mandel, mother of four, her husband, a doctor treating covid patients.he came down with the virus. hospitalized. she ended up getting infected as well as her two oldest kids. teenagers. now the family is coronavirus negative, but here's the story that i asked lauren to help me tell, okay? the battle isn't over yet. i know i told you that they don't have covid anymore, but that doesn't mean that it's over. lauren, welcome back to "prime time." i brought in the big gun, sanjay gupta. you look great. i've missed talking to you. >> thanks. >> it was nice checking in. you were very helpful to me. i want the audience to know that. you and sanjay share the distinction. you were more helpful to me than i was to you, but i want sanjay to hear what you and i are living. you don't have covid, but that doesn't mean that you are 100% well, does it? >> no, we are not well. first, i should correct, we took the antibody test and my little ones did end up having it. >> so they have the antibodies but they were asymptomatic? >> they weren't so asymptomatic. i think i was

right ow on jimmy kimmel, howie mandel. mandel.ning inside our nation's nursing homes? the elderly separated from family, and seemingly trapped in facilities. tv personality bevy smith shares her family's tragic story, next on "tamron hall." - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. over the last couple of weeks, we've talked a lot about issues and problems that, pre-pandemic, had been swept under the rug, but now the coronavirus has exposed the broken systems in our country, like education, prison reform, disparities in health care, hunger, and now nursing homes. i think back to when i was a teenager, going to visit someone who was injured and being cared for at a nursing home. i remember seeing what i thought were unlivable conditions. it had a profound effect on me. now, when i read headlines about people dying in nursing homes, like many of you are seeing, i asked myself, "how is this even possible?" there are a lot of unknowns about covid-19, but one thing is certain -- it preys on the vulnerable, our elderly. nursing homes all

mandel and mr. zucker. more follow-up on the points raised by the lead -- or the owners of 144 taraval, you know, the property next door who will have two windows, you know, on the property line covered up by the proposed project. and i wanted to see if you would be able to state a little bit more clearly for the record what the mitigation measures that you had offered to the lead family? >> yeah, justin, you want to start or you want me to start? >> go for it, peter. >> well, what we talked about in december 12th is that we would offer to all of the construction to close up the windows permanent and to close up those two windows. and then also to offer on the upper floor a skylight that could open for fresh air. but down on the second floor level, there we were going to offer some more lighting on the interior. they do have two bay windows that, you know, are within a few feet in the front of the building. so they do have plenty of light going in there. but those were the two items that we were going to of

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. >>> we are also on howie mandel. you know him. he's helping out a lot of small businesses.well. but he was a germophobe before anyone was a germophobe. imagine if we all practiced that. we probably wouldn't be in the mess we're if right now. after this. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. neil: all right. the things changed in the world right now with the global spike in cases hitting the u.s. hard but in europe, things are calming down, especially in italy. that's a start of a big surprise there, because italy surprised the world by having the sharpest spike in cases. they have declined mightily. we have

mandel and mr. zucker. more follow-up on the points raised by the lead -- or the owners of 144 taraval, you know, the property next door who will have two windows, you know, on the property line covered up by the proposed project. and i wanted to see if you would be able to state a little bit more clearly for the record what the mitigation measures that you had offered to the lead family? >> yeah, justin, you want to start or you want me to start? >> go for it, peter. >> well, what we talked about in december 12th is that we would offer to all of the construction to close up the windows permanent and to close up those two windows. and then also to offer on the upper floor a skylight that could open for fresh air. but down on the second floor level, there we were going to offer some more lighting on the interior. they do have two bay windows that, you know, are within a few feet in the front of the building. so they do have plenty of light going in there. but those were the two items that we were going to of

right ow on jimmy kimmel, howie mandel. da, ba, da, ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ this is ridiculous. >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. welcome to my abode. hey, remember when marie condo made us throw out all our stuff i want those things back now. it seems like every day we're learning something new while we're in quarantine. for instance, this is something i learned over the weekend. did you know hitler had an alligator? well, he did, and now that alligator is dead. this is a gator named saturn who passed away at age 84. during world war ii, saturn was believed to have been owned by adolf hitler, which is crazy. who knew hitler had his own

ball mandel a former child soldier and a boxing champion here in goma in eastern democratic republic of congo he is where every morning is iraq's or trains from his home to the world can stadium neighbors and strangers call out must in trampling as it passes by he woman will share this experience and skills with 35 and play my child she just started a project called the friendship boxing club club del until. i want them to be off the street and to abandon the rebel mentality the muslims to take control of themselves and create their own jobs and we have to help them achieve this so they can help their communities this is why i am proud to train them. to go much lies at the heart of a region reaching mineral resources which was also the site of one of the deadliest conflicts in recent history. chemo mungo now 41 was recruited by the regular i mean when he was a minor was later recruited by a rebel group who wanted to overthrow dictator the 2nd he fought in the militia until he lost his left eye during and in every it was then that he decided to drop the gun in pick up the boxing glove

we will be right back here next week with lisa kudrow, howie mandel, dakota johnson, and sean penn. guest tonight is a very funny man who's given us laughter and joy. and now, a guide to success, his new motivational audiobook "the decision" it's available now on audible. please welcome kevin hart. hi, kevin. >> what's going on with you, man? >> jimmy: you know, kevin, you got a serious microphone, serious headphones going on, paintings of comedians behind you. who's behind you there? what do we have? richard pryor. >> richard pryor. bernie mac, chris rock. red fox. eddie murphy,chapelle. martin, seinfeld, carlin, wanda sikes is on one of them. i got a lot of them. >> jimmy: do you ever have comics come over and they're not on the wall? and they are insulted? >> i was talking to ellen, and i lied. i said she's on the other wall that you can't see. that's the only time. >> jimmy: she's on our underpants, that seems like enough, doesn't it? over the weekend, you did something fun with your family. you guys camped in the back yard did this take place? >> yeah, yeah, man. right now you

to find a form for him to find a way off communicating it without sounding self pitying or sad to mandelthese days to be is a citizen of the world but he remains drawn to the landscapes of his childhood to the sea and to the atmosphere in the country for so many centuries by the rigid codes of the catholic church. conservative catholic nationalistic there what's that was your family background today what you're. opposite what happened ireland changed everyone in every family slowly change themselves i mean it wasn't you know if it began perhaps with the women's movement but i mean women who weren't part of the women's movement just slowly in their own houses became more powerful became you know became more powerful or became less interested in being made feel small and out of that other movements about how to treat children about gay people or people for example who didn't feel racial or religious feeling so the society became slowly sometimes imperceptibly and then quickly. very liberal place to live and in easy place to live. yet for a long time the catholic church did have a strong in

standing on the street well why would they do that to somebody that's just wanted years of wrong mandell of them. but here's the problem and it doesn't matter that she's tran it doesn't matter it doesn't even matter how old she is and it doesn't even matter what she did all of those things are highly irrelevant if she committed a crime she should be arrested and she should go to jail and she should get her day in court. that supposing she committed a crime so look just leave that on the table here's the problem the problem is a police department with officers who are not identifying themselves who are not wearing uniforms who have no way for that citizen who is being arrested to know who the hell they are they could be mafiosos they could be drug dealers they could be anything show up in an unmarked car looks like a mini van or some store in this far as i can tell and then they grab your old young woman doesn't matter again what she did or who she is who cares the fact of the matter is she's not the story here they are the story and let me tell you why. if citizen of america cannot trust

>> yep. >> okay, peter mandel here. i have known the existing building since 2004.ore that my father owned it for several decades. i have lived in the house for about 28 years. first with my two high school roommates. and then with my wife and kids from 1980 to 2008. i did move out in 2008 as the house was very small in the interior and into a more suitable house for my wife and three kids. i am a native san franciscan who grew up in the sunset district and now live near westportal. i'm not a developer but i own my own remediation company and have been busy for the last 16 year. my objective is to increase the housing availability in the neighborhood which is in my opinion one of the most important things at this time, along with maybe creating a few jobs during these difficult times. during some of the planning commission hearings and many of the appeal documents, i have read -- i have heard from those opposing the project, many references to the porch being authentic. but this is invalid. if you look at the photos closely, that porch is complet completely an addit

in this account shared by bethany mandel within a 48. , thousands of parents scrambled to put togetherchooling groups. there are reports of families teaming up to recruit teachers and form pandemic pods so students won't go months without a real education. of course the snooty elitists tried to pretend it's all about rich white parents, it's racist to want to educate your kids now apparently. how disgusting. for years, black parents have been in the vanguard of the school choice movement as thomas sold in his document charter schools and their enemy. as he put it, schools exist for the education of children, not to provide ironclad jobs for teachers, billions of dollars in unions, monopolies for educational bureaucracy, a guaranteed market for teachers college degree, or a captive audience for inductor and a heirs. the left says poor parents can't handle school choice. how patronizing. one of the most inspiring sites of my life was seen parents in one of the world's worst slums in nigeria get together to fund a low-cost private school paying just sense to send their kids there because

the biggest backer is investor and longtime democratic donor stephen mandel.donateded $1 million. bain capital and that is the executive joshua bergstein, another democrat heavyweight gave the lincoln project $100,000. and then there is david gass from the founder of dreamworks. he also gave the lincoln project $100,000 after giving millions of dollars to democrats on the last cycle. but what is most intriguing is what lincoln project is with the money. according to secrets, it went to firms run by the lincoln project for members. we ran the numbers and it is staggering. $5.9 million spent on ads, the lincoln project funneled to nearly three quarters of it to businesses owned by its founding members. and what isn't deposited directly into the board members bank accounts goes towards laughably bad ads like this. [speaking russian] >> laura: i speak russian and it's really bad. now, given that one of the founders, they offer mention john weaver is a registered foreign>> agent for a russian energy company who signed on to lobby against you u.s. sanctions, well un

howie mandel still helping out folks in a major way by giving folks the exposure they deserve. to charles payne. charles: neil, thank you very much. good interview. i'm charles payne this is "making money." we await the fed minutes, stock kicking higher after the best quarter the market has seen in over 20 years. how much would a covid-19 vaccine change the investing landscape? we know it would be dramatic but how dramatic? private businesses adding nearly 2 1/2 million more jobs according to adp. tomorrow ahead of the big government employment number. we'll get preview from trump economic advisor steve moore. a whole lot more. new york city taking extreme measures slashing more than a billion dollars from the police budget. guess what, aoc says it does not go far enough. we'll get reaction from deneen borelli coming up. that and much more coming up on "making money." ♪. charles: well the bias of the market has returned to the upside. whirlwind whipsaws continue, wild gyrations. i think they're telling us something. surges into the close and to the upside. preopening action we

refusing to leave the governor's were arrested there charges would include trespassing and vandalism mandel's them would be the drawing that you see here on the ground in the street and on the sidewalk reporting from fair oaks karma dickerson. >>now to the east bay and a popular park in piedmont has been close at least if you're an adult you can't go this after a group of people playing soccer refused to physically distance and wear masks. it is reportedly been a problem for a couple weeks now and the cities. now decided to close the linda park playfield for adult use until further notice. it will remain open for summer camp programs for kids. >>a san francisco catholic church is under a lot of scrutiny tonight after the city says it was set to host a large indoor wedding. and it's not the first time saints, peter and paul church has been accused of violating city health orders on the 4th of july the san francisco city attorney's office says they got a tip 100 person wedding was set to be held inside the north beach church. the office had already sent the san francisco archdiocese, a cease an

closer to home cleanup is underway across downtown sacramento after protests last night ended in some mandel is a man of the day started as a peaceful demonstration as often happens this one to commemorate 2 months since the death of george floyd but as jessica mensch reports it turned violent without warning. >>shattered glass shattering the hopes of some protest organizers who saw what was meant to be a peaceful demonstration turned into destruction. >>distractions like that set us back 10 more steps lay a shank with the nonprofit and packed helped organize the community demonstration saturday evening to honor and remember george floyd 2 months after his death but as it got dark everything shifted. >>another group came i'm not sure if it was just one group but it was several. >>and everything changed energy changed. police say several buildings were damaged following throughout the demonstrators marched to a t from windows broken out of city hall to graffiti spray painted on the attorney general's office and county jail. much of the destruction seems to target government buildings. i under

. >> mandell man. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> thank you very much. now, i would like to approve item 14 as amended to go to full board with a positive recommendation and item -- let's do item 14 as amended. roll call vote. >> item 14 to recommend to the full board as amended or continue? >> sorry. item 14 -- excuse me, city attorney. do we need to continue items 14 and 15 to meeting of july 8th? >> i believe it makes sense to travel them together. i recommend they both be continued. >> i would like to make a motion to continue item 14 as amended and item 15 to the meeting of july 8th. >> yes. >> roll call vote. >> on the motion to continue both items as amended to july 8th meeting, supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor mandell man. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. there are three ayes. >> thank you. is there any more business before us today? we are adjourned. we will begin the budget appropriations committee shortly. thank you very much. >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it

supervisor mandell man. >> i want to thank everyone for the work on this. in particular, the mayor's office and departments and supervisors ronan and peskin. i had a few modest additions around the types of facilities i wanted to see included around potential expansion of emergency, using this for sobering facilities and some of this for longer term locked treatment beds. ththe mayor's office was cooperative. i am glad to see that in there. these are extraordinary times and extraordinary bond measure a little bit for everybody. i think it is important that we pass this. i am a little worried looking at our future from the bonds planned for the future around not just parks but transportation, which has taken a hit, and waterfront a few years after that. i think was we move forward, i think we will think about revenue measures or ways to pay for those longer term investments that we desperately need to make. i think transportation and our waterfront are going to be huge, huge capital needs to figure out how to deal with those. for now, i think this is a very

they make cute masks for the mandel. they washed -- asks for them and i'll.hey wash their hands, so let's not fight the children. host: this is cheryl out of nash, texas. caller: good morning, sir. how are you? host: i'm doing well, go ahead. caller: yes, i believe some kids are learning online and i believe some kids are not learning. i do believe that this will give administrators a chance to have small classrooms. also i believe it gives the governors to look at their state and maybe some schools that closed down in small towns, maybe they should look to opening back up because i believe in small towns, small schools. i believe it would give them a chance to open back up some schools in small towns, where children do not have to be on a bus for more than 10 minutes to get to a larger school. i do believe that the schools should open up, and i believe the governors should look within their state as soon as possible to open up schools that have been closed down to allow parents to let children to go to schools in their small town. host: from small towns to b