even longer than mandel.dmiration and praise in the early days of the pandemic for his handling of things. now, however, there are republicans on the far right wing and they want the restrictions to end. now, he's not likely to lift the mask mandate. at least not immediately. i asked mandel hypothetically if dewine were to lift the mask mandate, would you continue to wear a mask in public and when it is appropriate? now, mandel told me, we need to stop, he said we need to stop the mask mandates immediately and i will stop wearing a mask. i have the freedom the make decisions based on what is best for me and my family and this has gone way overboard. now, mandel told me that contrary to cdc guidelines and data, that he doesn't believe the science shows that masks help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. here's what's happening. we have this primary shaping up in ohio where there will be other pro trump enthusiasts jumping in. at the moment, the only other candidate is a woman named jane timkin. despite effo

and he said -- speaking of the candidate, mandel said he was going to crush her.the speculation i got in talking and reporting off the story was that mandel was really playing for an audience of one. that trump would kind of like that bell i coast kind of language and that would impress him. >> i want to be clear we reached out to all the candidates today and we have yet to hear back. but on the bigger issue, alex, where trump is going to factor in the primary season, how significant will he be pass a king maker? >> well, i think what this story shows is that trump is g twg to be ultimate king maker in in party. he is going to -- candidates are treating him as the guy who can make or break the outcome in these republican primary races. and it's really this remarkable thing. you talk to republican candidates who are running races across the country. and it's as if the only thing that matters to them -- the thing that's most important to them is somehow nabbing trump's endorsement. what in scenes shows is is the lengths to which they're willing to go out there and g

and josh mandel has entered the race. he says he was motivated to run by the sham impeachment trial, and he was kicked off twitter. heidi heitkamp knows how difficult it is to run against the tide. she joins me now. so far this is someone who promoted the big lie, was the first member of congress to say they want to do overturn the election. last night in his announcement speech, is basically running on that. >> you know, the problem you have is we have be able so tribal. eyen the craziest of people, as long as they have an "r" behind their name and can get through the primary systems, get elected. when i ran in 2012, i beat the opponent in a space that barack obama lost by 22 points. i knew that as long as i kept it within that margin i could win, because i can't convert 22% of the people who would otherwise voigt for mitt romney to for the for me. when i ran for reelection in '18, guess what? that was only 4%. there's no way you can run against that headwind. the important thing here is the dissolution of the republican

country's military rulers celebrate themselves on armed forces day we'll speak to an activist in mandell life also coming up. rescue teams in egypt look for survivors in the wreckage of a train crash and try to find out what led to the collision that killed at least 32 people. and monday's shooting rampage in colorado reignited the debate about gun rights.

. >> as soon as rafael mandel men happened, he began treating saying it was ridiculous and unacceptable but not unexpected in san francisco. >> it is troubling, concerning. it was an extremely brazen crime and it reinforces concerns that i'm hearing for my constituents in that area. >> he is working to make sure the city adopts better strategies to stop repeat offenders. >>> an hours long standoff is finally over. authorities surrounded this home while investigating a shooting. it happened just before 11:00 this morning. one person was injured and then rushed to the hospitalwith life-threatening wounds. the investigation led officers to this home on ellsworth street and police say they have detained several people in the case. >>> a live look at san francisco after a rocky start, teachers are now able to get in line for a covid vaccine. educators were given access codes after they were turned away earlier this week. kenny choi on whether this will speed up the process of reopening schools. >> reporter: of the san francisco unified school district has now received thousands of these vacc

country's military rulers celebrate themselves on armed forces day we'll speak to an activist in mandell life also coming up. rescue teams in egypt look for survivors in the wreckage of a train crash and try to find out what led to the collision that killed at least 32 people. and monday's shooting rampage in colorado reignited the debate about gun rights in the u.s. many people there are asking how the suspect was able to buy a semiautomatic weapon. a michael okuda welcome dozens of protesters are reported dead in miramar as hunter leaders put on a show of strength for armed forces day deaths are being reported across the country with many in the city of mandalay earlier the general warned protesters they risk being shot in the head and back more than 300 people have been killed since pro-democracy rallies broke out in february. from mandalay i am joined by someone will only call activists david for security reasons he's asked us not to fully identify him david appreciate your joining d. w. we understand you've been out surveying and videotaping in your neighborhood tell us what's happe

you look at the ohio senate race, josh mandel as the prime example of the frontrunner.oing are obnoxious tweets baiting twitter to ban him. maybe lara trump in north carolina. this is what you will see in the next class. the quiet enablers moving out and the people coming in being more all-in on the trump style of politics. >> professor, you get the last word tonight. we witnessed all of us together an emotional week in our country. what is the chance we have seen a turning point. >> little or nothing. i can take it back to georgia. i am familiar with that area. i lived in georgia for a long, long time. we will not see the changes we want. we did not see it after sandy hook. it works perfectly with what we are talking about. i can go to georgia today and buy a gun and walk out of the store with it. but you can't do same day voter registration in that state. we will continue to see these tragic eds until someone recognizes we need to value human life over political plan. >> at least we have two terrifically smart guys to talk about what we just witnessed this week, jason

mister michael realized this at first along with another one of his coworkers mandel walter went outside to the car where mister floyd, mister hall and miss schober were sitting. mister martin asked mister floyd to come in either mine cigarettes in exchange or return the cigarettes. and you will hear or learn that mister hall and mister floyd reviews. you will hear that a short time later mister martin went back to the car a second time. he went back to aspen again please, come inside. he lost money. or return the cigarettes. and that second time again misterfloyd reviews . so at 8:0 1 pm the second call from the cup foods called 911 to report mister floyd. and during that call mister tomorrow you will hear described mister floyd as drunk. he could not control himself. he's not acting right. these 6 and a half feet tall. accordingly, minneapolis police officers, slane and alexander king were dispatched to the scene and arrived at 8:08 pm. they were driving minneapolis slot car 320 and they face parking southbound in the northbound lane of chicago avenue and were directed by store and lea

and there is concern about both josh mandel in ohio who already lost once and sherrod brown and eric subject of scandal. there's this partisan sorting but this strong level in which strong candidates do matter. >> and good opposition matters and good organization matters. what we have to do as democrats is we have to reenergize. it's not about trump. it wasn't always just about trump. and so we have to say if you want to fix problems like you talked about in your previous segment, if you want to make sure that there's equal opportunity and that we're solving problems in america you have to step up not just in a presidential election. you have to step up in the mid-term and you've got to get that energy back. >> former senator heidi heitkamp, thank you so much for making time tonight. i appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> next up congressman jamie ras kn on the fight for d.c. statehood. congressman raskin joins me next. statehood. congressman raskin joins me next >>> house oversight committee held a hearing yesterday on a bill that would make washington, d.c. the 51st state, and there were

as we've been following on this show, people like mo brooks in alabama, josh mandel in ohio, and jody hice in georgia are running campaigns for office fundamentally grounded in the idea that the last election should have been overturned because, well, they won't quite say it this way but because they didn't like the result. and republicans are, of course, now using their power and state legislatures across the country to push restrictions in dozens of states designed to make it harder for many americans to vote. there's not really i got to say much of a substantive agenda here, some stuff about immigration, they don't like cancel culture, et cetera. the big thing, the big central focus is literally do whatever it takes to take power. whether that means lying or fear mongering or undermining democracy. this was clear even before the last few months, right. back in january, remember, we had that runoff in georgia, the day before january 6th. while the democratic candidates on the ground in georgia were offering this substantive agenda to voters. we're going to protect health care amidst

i'm howie mandel signing off. see you next time right here on "deal or no deal." the news with shepard smith starts now >>> a live look in new york's union square a vigil for victims of asian hate crimes. tonight the white house with an urgent message i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> hate can have no safe harbor in america >> consoling the grieving asian-american community the president and vice president in atlanta as we learn more about the victims and the lives they were living. >>> states reopen even as several of them see rising cases and new victims in the hospital. tonight paying cash money to get more people to get a shot. >>> more allegations against the new york governor, andrew cuomo. now a current aide in his office speaking out publicly for the first time >>> this is our weight room. let me show y'all the men's weight room. >> plus, the weight of disparate. tonight pros weigh in and the ncaa responds. >>> live from cnbc the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening violence against asian-americans is skyrocketing

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item 28 is a motion to appoint supervisor raphael mandel and to the transbay joint powers authority for an indefinite term >> thank you. colleagues, before we vote on this item, we need a motion to excuse supervisor mandelman. moved by supervisor peskin and seconded by? i heard supervisor melgar over my other colleague. i can't tell so i will go with motion made by supervisor peskin to excuse supervisor mandelman. can we have a roll call vote? >> on the motion to excuse supervisor mandelman from mike and 28... [roll call] -- supervisor mandelman from item 28... [roll call] there are 10 yeses. >> without objection, supervisor mandelman is excused from item 28. [please stand by] >> what they call commercial shoplifting and many of our anchor institutions being targeted for crime and wall greens, cvs, safeway, target, this is something going on in our city for a year now and also, our small businesses along our commercial corridors. i know supervisor mar is going to introduce something to talk a bit about the status of things in our commercial core and we'll work together with this over al

thank you, supervisor mandel pan am games -- mandelman for calling the hearing. it is a good time for us to be -- we know this has been a looming issue and a looming debt. but this is a good time for us to be collectively looking at this. and what we can be doing working together moving forward. i'm going to report on -- first start off with the office of small business. when the shelter-in-place order was called, then former director torres and i met to figure out how we should deal with responding to our small businesses as they were told to shut down. my office, as you know, our primary function is to be working with businesses, advising them on their licensing and permitting requirements, what they need to know about opening a business in san francisco. and then what other resources are there to help them start their business. and also retail out the programs that the city departments have for small businesses. so, i do want to say, i do think while nothing has been absolutely perfect in this process, because this is not anything that we would have been able

item 28 is a motion to appoint supervisor raphael mandel and to the transbay joint powers authority forfinite term >> thank you. colleagues, before we vote on this item, we need a motion to excuse supervisor mandelman. moved by supervisor peskin and seconded by? i heard supervisor melgar over my other colleague. i can't tell so i will go with motion made by supervisor peskin to excuse supervisor mandelman. can we have a roll call vote? >> on the motion to excuse supervisor mandelman from mike and 28... [roll call] -- supervisor mandelman from item 28... [roll call] there are 10 yeses. >> without objection, supervisor mandelman is excused from item 28. [please stand by]

item 28 is a motion to appoint supervisor raphael mandel and to the transbay joint powers authority for an indefinite term >> thank you. colleagues, before we vote on this item, we need a motion to excuse supervisor mandelman. moved by supervisor peskin and seconded by? i heard supervisor melgar over my other colleague. i can't tell so i will go with motion made by supervisor peskin to excuse supervisor mandelman. can we have a roll call vote? >> on the motion to excuse supervisor mandelman from mike and 28... [roll call] supervisor mandelmam item 28... [roll call] there are 10 yeses. >> without objection, supervisor mandelman is excused from item 28. [please stand by] >> what they call commercial shoplifting and many of our anchor institutions being targeted for crime and wall greens, cvs, safeway, target, this is something going on in our city for a year now and also, our small businesses along our commercial corridors. i know supervisor mar is going to introduce something to talk a bit about the status of things in our commercial core and we'll work together with this over all conver

thank you, supervisor mandel pan am games -- mandelman for calling the hearing. it is a good time for us to be -- we know this has been a looming issue and a looming debt. but this is a good time for us to be collectively looking at this. and what we can be doing working together moving forward. i'm going to report on -- first start off with the office of small business. when the shelter-in-place order was called, then former director torres and i met to figure out how we should deal with responding to our small businesses as they were told to shut down. my office, as you know, our primary function is to be working with businesses, advising them on their licensing and permitting requirements, what they need to know about opening a business in san francisco. and then what other resources are there to help them start their business. and also retail out the programs that the city departments have for small businesses. so, i do want to say, i do think while nothing has been absolutely perfect in this process, because this is not anything that we would have been able

thank you, supervisor mandel pan am games -- mandelman for calling the hearing. it is a good time for us to be -- we know this has been a looming issue and a looming debt. but this is a good time for us to be collectively looking at this. and what we can be doing working together moving forward. i'm going to report on -- first start off with the office of small business. when the shelter-in-place order was called, then former director torres and i met to figure out how we should deal with responding to our small businesses as they were told to shut down. my office, as you know, our primary function is to be working with businesses, advising them on their licensing and permitting requirements, what they need to know about opening a business in san francisco. and then what other resources are there to help them start their business. and also retail out the programs that the city departments have for small businesses. so, i do want to say, i do think while nothing has been absolutely perfect in this process, because this is not anything that we would have been able

we're joined now from los angeles by entertainment reporter, sean mandell. good morning.ince harry. this is the moment when she and oprah winfrey are talking? that's correct, we understand the beginning of the interview is going to start with meghan and oprah and then prince harry willjoin them later. it is a two hour interview so there will be plenty of time for meghan and oprah to talk before harryjones. this is the first time we have heard her speakfrom any clips. the previous clips have showed harry speaking and then showing oprah asking meghan question asking if she was silent or silenced in reference to the duchess of sussex not speaking out in the attacks she received in the press and the media. now we are hearing she believes that the firm, which is a very interestingly chosen phrase, is actively trying to undermine them and spread mistruths about them. it gives us a lot of context in terms of why they have made certain actions they have made. i don't think we can help but look at this that about these allegations of bullying. this teaser may not have planned to b

sean mandell hosts a podcast called spilling royal tea. this went out at one o'clock in the morning. many people in uk have not seen it yet. caroline, let's talk about your first impressions, what did you make of it? ~ ., ., , first impressions, what did you make ofit? ., first impressions, what did you make ofit?~ ., ._ , of it? meghan really was very well ut of it? meghan really was very well put together. _ of it? meghan really was very well put together. very _ of it? meghan really was very well put together, very calm, - of it? meghan really was very well put together, very calm, very - of it? meghan really was very well put together, very calm, very in l put together, very calm, very in control, — put together, very calm, very in control, very warm, very gently spoken — control, very warm, very gently spoken. she seemed sorta very well prepared _ spoken. she seemed sorta very well prepared for her interview with oprah — prepared for her interview with oprah. and oprah made a big point that meghan had been given the questions in advan