mike dewine a announcing the first winners in ohio's sweepstakes. >> the finally, the wait is over. cheryl: a woman from cincinnati is going to cash a million dollar check and this is teenager joseph costello, he gets to attend an ohio public college of his choice tuition-free. ohio saw a 45% jump in the vaccination rate after the

it's part of governor mike dewine's million dollar lottery. so far it's boosted ohio's vaccination rate by a ton. i will talk to the ohio governor about that. another hour of velshi starts right now. all right. it's sunday, may 30th. we begin this hour with the anti-american dissent of the republican party from what was once the proud party of abraham lincoln to being in the throws of donald trump and the big election lie. these 35 senate republicans or, to quote former rnc chairman michael steel, these 35 pathetic parties continue to put party ahead of country and blocked a 1/6 commission which would investigation the insurrection and the attack on the united states capital. they continue to play politics openly admitting they view the commission damaging to their party and an bstacle to republican goals. even though the real commission is to find out the truth of what happened on january 6th and to investigate, identify and combat one of the biggest threats there is against american democracy, grievance-based violence and domestic terror, th

meantime, ohio governor mike dewine is offering a unique incentive for folks to get the shot. he said the state is organizing a lottery that will award five vaccinated residents $1 million each. >> the ohio department of health will be the sponsoring agency for the drawings, and the ohio lottery will conduct them. the money will come from existing federal coronavirus relief funds. >> ahead on "cbs this morning," we will talk with governor dewine about this major incentive, including another lottery that will offer full-ride scholarships for vaccinated high school students ming uidair collision. ing serioudamageo on >>> and instagram imposter. why a 28-year-old woman allegedly sneaked into a high school to pose as a student. this is the "cbs morning news." a toy gorilla! and now you can bring their kinder joy toys to life with the applaydu app and discover a universe filled with mini games so they can imagine, play, and explore. bring their kinder joy toys to life in applaydu. download the free app today. it's very common to have both sensitivity and gum issues. bring their kin

in ohio, for example, at their governor mike dewine it started a million dollar lottery that's only openhave been vaccinated. oh, that's not patronizing or ridiculous. we asked him to come on tonight but he explained he was busy and couldn't. in new york city they are doing it, bill de blasio smokes of a ton of weed and so he sees everything from the stoner's point of view. i bill de blasio and i'm so high i can't think straight, what would i want to? needless to say, bill de blasio has teamed up with shake shack to get free fries to anyone who's been vaccinated. it's not really free, we read the fine print. at the maximum saving was $3.09 but when your high details like that go over your head. to pitch the program, bill de blasio eight the fries and we can prove it. >> if you say free fries when you get vaccinated, i got vaccinated. you're saying i could get this, these delicious fries? just think of this when you think of vaccination. vaccination. >> tucker: the worst part about hosting a tv show is you have to wear and ear piece when a fist stoners eat fries the mouth sounds good righ

joining us now to discuss is ohio governor mike dewine. rd this yesterday, i went, wow! new jersey is giving you a beer. you get a free beer in new jersey if you get vaccinated. you skipped over like a case of beer and went right to a million bucks. why? >> you know, there's nothing more important to ohio's recovery, and nothing more important to saving lives than more ohioans getting the vaccine. we've got 42% of our total population that's vaccinated. which means they're not going to get the virus. they can't pass it on. we've got some people who, obviously, you know, are not going to get it. that's fine. they have every right not to get it. but we have in the middle, the persuadables. and, you know, i've learned a lot. my wife and i have been traveling around the state going to vaccination sites. we've been to over 40. and talking to people who are getting vaccinated. what you find is that there's some people who -- something pushed them over. you know, their son brought them in and said, hey, dad, it's time to go. somebody else in the f

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in ohio, for example, the governor, mike dewine, has started a million dollar lottery that is only open vaccinated. oh! that's not patronizing or ridiculous. we asked mike to wind if he would come on tonight and explain, but he was busy, he couldn't. a new york city come of course, they are doing it. bill de blasio runs new york city, he smokes a ton of weed so he sees everything from a stoners point of view. "i'm bill de blasio come i'm so high i can't think straight, what would i want?" he has teamed up with shake shack to give free fries to anyone who has been vaccinated. we read the fine print, the maximum savings or $3.09, but when you are high, the details go over your head. we can prove it. >> if you say free fries and you get vaccinated, i got vaccinated. you are saying i can get this. just think of this when you think of vaccination. mmm, vaccination. >> tucker: the worst part about hosting a tv show is you have to wear an ear piece so when oafish stoners eat fries, the mouth sounds go right into your ear, and it's disgusting. we are not the only ones who feel that way. went to

we'll ask governor mike dewine what he knows about the winner of tonight's vax-a-million jackpot, nextto college, states are playing, who wants to be a millionaire when it comes to vaccines. cnn's erica hill has this "new day" explainer. >> reporter: cash for shots. with vaccination rates slowing and covid cases falling, states are doing anything they can to get everyone vaccinated. at least five states in the u.s. offering cash incentives to residents who get the covid-19 vaccine. ohio's governor drawing five $1 million jackpots. the state reports vaccination rates have gone up dramatically. four other states following in ohio. in new york, there's a vax-and scratch lottery. you get a free $20 scratch-off ticket with a chance to win $5 million. in maryland, $2 million in cash prizes. all you have to do is get a shot to enter. a $40,000 cash prize will be drawn each day until july. final jackpot, $400,000 will be drawn on the fourth of july. in kentucky, a lottery with a nightly $225,000 cash prize. the state handed out $225,000 one dollar lottery tickets. in oregon, there's take your

republican governor mike dewine joins us. good to see you, gov. >> good to be back, chris. good to see you. >> so let's talk about the mode here. instead of jumping into the negative, let's start with the positive. why are you doing this? why do you like it? >> chris, the game now is all about vaccination. we have 42% of the people in the state who are vaccinated. we've got 37% who are fully vaccinated. we're doing pretty well, but we really have to do more. we've got to continue to do this. every time we get someone vaccinated we move them over here and they can't spread it. they can't get it. they're safe. and what really we have now is two countries. we have the people who are vaccinated and the people who are not vaccinated. and the people who are not vaccinated, as you know, we have a variant. and it is more contagious than what we've seen in the past. so we've got to move as many people over to get them vaccinated as we can. we have traveled around, been to 40 different vaccination sites and we just talk to people and try to figure out why are you getting vaccinated,

governor mike dewine of ohio saying in explanation, quote, n those who are not vaccinated remain prey to the virus. we hope for a good summer, but we also have to get through the dark days of winter safely. to do that, we need a much s higher percentage of ohioans to be vaccinated. well, a million dollar giveaway to people who get the vaccine and free four-year college scholarships, that's a very high profile way to try to incentivize people to try to get vaccinated. we'll see. we'll see if it works. like i said, there is a lot of news that's happened over the course of the day and into tonight. tonight we have also just had the news that they have restarted the biggest fuel pipeline in the country. the colonial pipeline that runs from the gulf coast all the way up to the northeast corner of the country. this restart comes six days, sia days after that pipeline was shut down during a cyber attack against the pipeline by a foreign hacking group that appears to be based in russia or eastern europe. honestly, we've been covering this since it happened, but i feel like the pipeline shutdo

listen to this >> governor mike dewine is implementing a covid-19 vaccine incentive program in the formillion lottery. adult state residents who have received at least one dose, will be eligible to win the ed . so it's not really worth it. i don't know." yeah, a million dollar vaccine lottery. and this is fun, instead of drawing from a basket, they're gonna pull numbered cotton swabs from someone's nose. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: it's a themed thing. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: meanwhile, here in new york city, shake shack is offering free french fries to vaccinated customers and they made the announcement during mayor bill de blasio's briefing let's see how that went. >> show us your vaccine card we'll get you a free fries on us >> free fries when you get vaccinated you're saying i can get this these delicious fries? if this is appealing to you, just think of this when you think of vaccination mmm. vaccination. mmm. [ laughter ] >> questlove: wait a minute! >> jimmy: the sound you just heard was every new yorker puking and then packing for ohio [ laughter ] >> steve: oh,

ohio governor mike dewine is here to explain. thanks for your time. put it on the map here. the vaccine lottery. you were the first one to do it. can i ask you why you thought it was necessary? >> we were seeing a drop in vaccinations that started when johnson & johnson was taken off the market and we started having more supply than demand. a natural thing that we expected to occur. we had to reverse that. we had to get it back up. the vaccine is how we get out of the pandemic and save lives and get back to normal. we started thinking what could we do? came up with the idea of doing a lottery. it has been amazingly successful. 45%, we've seen a 45% increase in the number of people getting vaccinated starting two days after we announced that, we started seeing it push back up. the group has been all demographics and all geographical areas. rural areas have gone up the most. the 10 counties with the most increase are all rural counties and seen over 100% increase in vaccinations that have occurred since the announcement. >> bill: if that's the case that's great news. we had nu

and governor mike dewine tweeted this picture last night showing the first teenager in the state to win a full ride scholarship for being vaccinated. >> i'm pretty surprised about it and happy and thankful. >> reporter: and big news for new orleans. the mayor announced that all night liquor sales and parades are coming back to the city starting this weekend. mona. >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> a major japanese newspaper is the first olympic sponsor demanding the tokyo games be called off due to the pandemic. tokyo is among nine areas in japan under a covid state of emergency. the paper's editorial said people's lives and health must come first. the olympics begin july 23rd. >>> time now for a look at your thursday morning weather. on the radar most of that severe weather has moved out of the northeast, but parts of the region is still getting light rain. you can see storms moving across the dakotas and nebraska and more severe weather is in the forecast for the plains today with possible tornadoes, damaging wind and large hail. checking today's high temperatures, 100 in phoenix. it's in

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here's the ohio governor, mike dewine.g for adults. adults that have received at least their first dose of the vaccine. this announcement will occur each wednesday for five weeks, and the winner each wednesday will receive $1 million. vaccinations are of course, also available to under 18s — who can't take part in this draw. but — if they get the jab, they'll be offered the chance to win four years of college tuition fees, with board and lodging and books thrown in. the first draw takes place on the 26th of may. now that remind you of our top story this hour. this is the scene in the gaza strip tonight. this is following the suggestion from the afp agency that a ground offensive had begun involving troops from the israeli defence forces, however the reuters news agency has said that residents of northern gaza said they had seen no sign of ground troops inside the enclave, however they have reported heavy artillery fire and dozens of air strikes. we will bring you more on this as soon as we get it. always available, the lat

. >> a good time to live in ohio because governor mike dewine announced yesterday any adult who getsso when he made this announcement about vaccination lottery he said this. you are shaking your head saying he is crazy. this is a waste of money but the real waste in the pandemic when the vaccine is readily available to anyone who wants it is a life that is lost not to covid 19. five people will be chosen at random in 5 separate weekly drawings and for children 12 to 17 years old who get vaccinated they are eligible to receive a 4-year scholarship to a state university if they win their lottery, 1 million left for free college and this money is coming from existing federal coronavirus relief funds. ohio showing up with the rest of the 49. todd: i don't call for fox news alert, that is the director and producer's job but i think one is appropriate. >> me deserve a fox news alert stinker. i hope everyone is sitting down because there is a chick-fil-a sauce shortage in the country right now. to meet demand, the limiting customers who want dipping sauce and this is the result of industryw

governor mike dewine announced that beginning may 26, the state will draw one vaccine recipient to win $1 million. this will happen every week for five weeks. >> well, governor, you're probably getting an "a" for creativity, but you're getting an "f" for huh? is this the right thing to do? and you're getting bipartisan criticism on both sides. >> i know there will be some people who say, "well, that's a waste." no one has tried this, and we just thought that it was worth to try this to do it. >> trevor: now, this idea is awesome. i support it 100%, and i know some people will say, "but isn't helping to save humanity enough of an incentive to get vaccinated?" to which i say, hell, no. have you seen humanity? its full of jerks who will only get vaccinated if there's money in it for them! i mean, forget vaccines. i think the government should use this for every public health measure. if public bathrooms pumped out a lottery ticket when you washed your hands, you'd be able to eat off those doorknobs, as opposed to now, when you have to open the bathroom door with your elbows, like you neve

. >> i was joking with governor mike dewine. he would could have gone a case of beer.upping the ante. what about those who haven't been vaccinated? what do they want? >> we've tried this interesting stuff. interestingly enough when you ask them what would get them to get vaccinated. if their employer would give them $200, 26% would. paid time off, 47%. it seems the conveniency and familiarity are the things more likely to get the vaccine-hesitant to get a shot than perhaps getting them money. >> make it easier and you'll reach a whole bunch of people. >>> harry, who is not getting vaccinated? there's a disparity here, yes? >> so the other thing to keep in mind is who's not gotten vaccinated and wants to? 18% of those who are black or hispanic say they want the covid-19 vaccine but have not yet been vaccinated. the same group, white folks, 11% say they want it but haven't yet gotten vaccinated. we need to think not even simplistically, but the basic idea of putting these in places where people are less fortunate economically speaking in order to get the vaccine. make it

like ohio governor and stephen old-bert, mike dewine. dewine took to "the twitters" yesterday to announce a drawing for adults who have received at least their first dose of the vaccine. the winner will receive one million dollars. wow! do you know what you could buy with $1 million in ohio? toledo. it's a bit of a fixerupper. the money comes from federal covid relief funds, but the ohio ttery.lf will be cct which is why in ohio, vaccination cards are now also scratcher. here we go - here we go. syringe. syringe. aw, bleach. here in new york city, mayor bill deblasio announced that shake shack is offering a free burger and fries to vaccinated people. he shared the good news at a press conference this morning. >> thank you to the whole shake shack team. this is really going to help us out and did you say free fries when you get vaccinated? i got vaccinated. you're saying i could get this these delicious fries ...wait a minute, but there's also a burger element to this? if this is appealing to you, just think of this when you think of vacc

will include governor charlie baker of massachusetts, utah governor spencer cox, ohio governor mike dewine, new mexico governor lujan grisham, maine governor janet mills and minnesota governor tim walz palmer. >> thanks. the reaction intensifying -- is your in the last couple of hours. i know jake sullivan was on the phone over the weekend with his counterpart but is the president getting involved? what's the next step forward? second question, presidents remarks -- [inaudible] >> let me start with the first and also to the second. we are continuing to closely monitor the violence in israel. we have serious concerns about the situation including violent confrontations that we've seen over the last few days, as you noted an escalation earlier today. you also noted that in a call over the weekend with his israeli counterpart our national security natil security adviser jake sullivan reiterated concerns about the potential palestinian families from their homes and the a great the launching of rocket attacks and insincere balloons from gaza towards israel is unacceptable and must be condemned.

in ohio governor mike dewine is launching a lottery.re doing it for four or five weeks where four or five who get vaccinated can win a million bucks for getting a vaccine. what do you think of an incentive like that. >> yeah. we have seen incentives in other states, not quite this hefty and rewarding, however, we're seeing some of these effects when we have states that really want to implement a vaccination status and distribution as well. the issue really is this going to substantiate the a numbers? we know from polls and surveys there are a pool of people outright against the convenience. so the incentive like this will not likely change their mind, however, it's good to see it will definitely increase the amount of people getting a vaccine. this s again, one of the biggest undertakings we've done as far as a vaccination in the country. this is quite substantial from anything we've seen from innocenty i havization points. this is different. >> a beer in new jersey, a million bucks in ohio. a little different. dr. jessica shepherd, gre

on the vaccine front, it's a miracle to her point, i love this headline out of ohio and mike dewine theessons to draw here too. >> absolutely. and at this point, we just need to get people vaccinated. we have to get information to them. we have to make it easier and fits lotteries and beer, and doughnuts, i'm all in. like, whatever is going to get americans vaccinated, that's what we need to be doing. i saw the stats that the new mta subway has 11,000 shots in arms. go to where people are. thank you for making time tonight. >> sure. >> and that is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, thank you, my friend. much, much, much appreciated. we are continuing to follow this upsetting tragic news out of california. a gunman has opened fire and killed eight people, shooting started at 6:30 a.m. the train storage and maintenance facility for the public transit system, he struck at a particularly busy time. it was the shift change when people who worked the over cannight shift were handing off

ohio governor mike dewine playing defense following criticism over his idea to offer a five chances foroans to win a million dollars. part of a newly created lottery that's meant to entice people to get their covid vaccines. >> i think this is something that will influence people, some people. some people who maybe are going to get the shot eventually but they're not sure when. maybe this gets them to get it this week. >> shannon: the drawings for the million. vaccinated americans finally have a federal agencies permission to take off those myths indoors or out. as mike simone tweets "cdc says you don't need to wear a mask if your vaccinated. joe biden can stop walking around looking like a bank robber." let's discuss the guidance. information about u.s. funding links to the infamous wuhan lab ahead of the spread of the coronavirus. fox news contributor jessica tarlov, host of "the next revolution" steve hilton and former medical director of steve weinberg. welcome back to all of you. doctor, i've got to start with you. following the science, we are told from the cdc. honestly it feels

utah governor spencer cox, ohio governor mike dewine, new mexico and governor, governor janet mills in minnesota's governor. >> is there any reaction to israel in the last couple of hours? i know jake sullivan was on the phone over the weekend, but is the president getting involved? what is the next step forward? second question, any readout on the presidential remarks? jen: let me start with the first and i will go with the second. we will continue to closely monitor the violence in israel. we have serious concern about the situation, including violent confrontation that we have seen over the last few days, as you noted in escalation earlier today. he also noted that in a call over the weekend, with his israeli counterpart, jake sullivan reiterated concerns about the potential convictions of palestinian families from their homes. they agree that the launching of rocket attacks and incendiary balloons from gaza towards israel is unacceptable and must be condemned. this is something our national security team is closely monitoring. the president is kept abreast and is watching closely.

we need don't republican governors like mike dewine giving away lotto money to bribe people.wing us it leads you back to normal. our bureaucracies from the president of the united states to the cdc this has been a horrible, horrible example set and message sent for going on close to a year when it comes to the cdc. >> harris: so when you hear that official saying he is a very important person there are a lot of very important people who also believe that well here, let me read it. dr. fauci on cbs. if you were vaccinated and outside put aside your mask. you don't have to wear it. top epidemiologist next to the president. >> we might want to get accurate information about how our family and friends should be behaving through this pandemic. >> harris: will cain, thank you very much. good to see you. next a familiar face announcing the end of her long run on daytime television. still insisting none of the controversy on her show was ever her fault. kat timpf is here on the ellen drama. >> did you feel like you were being canceled? >> i really didn't understand it. i still don't

. >>> tonight, ohio governor mike dewine, in a video address, announced a special new lottery drawingounce a winner of a separate drawing for adults. adults who have received at least their first dose of the vaccine. this announcement will occur each wednesday for five weeks. and the winner each wednesday will receive $1 million. >> they're calling it ohio vaximillion. you just have to be 18 years or older and vaccinated. if that's not an incentive, i don't know what is. it comes at a time that we're rounding the corner on the virus, because the vaccines are doing exactly what we hoped they would do. deaths from covid, at their lowest point since the start of the pandemic. cases have begun falling again. on monday, we had the lowest total number of people hospitalized from covid since april 2nd of last year. 45% of all american adults have now been fully vaccinated. nearly 60% have received at least one dose. today, the government took another step in helping to increase the level of immunity in this country. greenlighting the pfizer vaccine for kids age 12 to 15. an important step to

it's part of governor mike dewine's million dollar lottery.hio governor about that. another hour of velshi starts right now. all right. it's sunday, may 30th. we begin this hour with the anti-american dissent of the republican party from what was once the proud party of abraham lincoln to being in the throws of donald trump and the big election lie. these 35 senate republicans or, to quote former rnc c

here was golf mike dewine -- governor mike dewine explaining his thinking. >> an exa that $300 a weekpandemic unemployment compensation is, in some cases, certainly discouraging people from going back at this point in time. >> reporter: now, over here at the white house they are pushing back on the notion that the added benefits keeps employable people on the sidelines. >> -- in the data is that the actual issues at play here are the pandemic and people needing to address things like childcare, being fearful about going back to work before they were vaccinated. so states, governors are going to make their own decisions, but it's important to convey, i think, that when you look at the data, when you look at the facts, that's not, we have not seen that as a widespread driving factor in people not going back to work. >> reporter: david, whatever states, whatever governors decide to do with this issue from the here on out or even going forward, keep in mind the $300 weekly plus-up benefit is set to expire on september 6th. david: right. of course, that leaves the whole summer, and a lot o

licenses, state park day passes, gift cards to places like ll bean, and then you've got ohio governor mike dewine, this is a big one, people are talking about, he's offering state drawings for two really big prizes, one is a full ride scholarship to state colleges and universities and if you're over 18. a lottery drawing for a million dollars. the ajc here in georgia is reporting that governor brian kemp is considering quote a variety of options. that as quote from somebody in his office. how hopeful are you that these kind of enticements will actually get people to vaccination sites? >> any incentive we can create is helpful. it will convince some people to go and get vaccinated. how many, we don't really know. we've got some data saying $50 would make people who are on the fence decide to get a vaccination. double that to a hundred, maybe that's a bigger bonus. maybe if we have a stimulus package around getting vaccinated. we have moved past that phase or we're mostly past the phase of people who want the vaccine no matter what. it doesn't matter if there's an incentive, they're going to get it

manifest in violence, do you agree, as many republicans have in this country including governors like mike dewine and others, that red flag laws work, where you temporarily remove firearms from the access of someone while you clear up what the issue is with them and allow them to make a case to get their firearms back? >> i think -- i understand why some individuals would promote red-flag laws. part of my concern with some red-flag laws, i think there's a lawsuit in one state, of an individual who had a family member that lived in their home that had a mental illness issue. as a result of that, that person had their firearms removed. part of my concern with red-flag laws, will we penalize individuals who may live in the home with an individual who has some type of mental disabilities by taking their firearms away versus trying to figure out a way to help that individual with whatever their issue is and working with the parents or relatives and helping that individual versus saying this person is in your home, so we'll restrict your right. i have a bit of a concern there, i think if you can figure

. >> i'll give a hit to ohio governor mike dewine. into more shoulders. it's an arms race, if you will. in some states you can get a savings bond or a free beer, but dewines has a better idea, and that's a lottery. there will be five weekly drawings for a million dollars each with five college scholarships given out. if that's what it takes, it's money well spent. paul: okay. mary? >> a miss for new york city mayoral candidate shaun donovan who, when asked this week the median price for a home in brooklyn, guessed $100,000. and that guess is off by about a factor of nine. at least he got number of digits right. donovan was president obama's housing secretary where you would think he might have learned something about, you know, housing? no wonder when the democrats tax the rich, they end up hammering middle income earners. paul: all right. dan? >> i'm giving a hit to israel's iron dome missile defense system which is shooting down hundreds of hamas rockets at a rate of about 90%. when ronald reagan first proposed missile defense, it w

governor mike dewine did in ohio with a vaccine lottery.oax them get the vaccine fundamentally that means we have too much vaccine supply. we should be delegating more right now, not just 20 million. >> president biden said he will ship 60 million doses of as trazeneca, 20 million of pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson by the end of june. how much should the u.s. be donating to other countries and what should manufacturers be doing to reduce the gap between rich countries and poor countries? is it distribution and purchasing power of these countries? >> a few things, ayman. thank you. >> first of all we can keep back 100 million and give 200 million now. there's no supply chain issues, so we should be giving more doses fundamentally now, lifting the export ban. that will be very helpful. that's number one. number two, frankly, the indian government can make changes here. the ownness is not just on us but on them, too. prime minister modi and his team, for example there's an issue with johnson & johnson and the liability cause, saying they

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to get more people vaccinated health officials reported vaccinations spiked after the governor mike dewinedata shows the number of shots in arms has been steadily declining for more than a month, but the lottery just launched today for adults who have received at least one dose it's simple. win the drawing, get a million bucks. and young folks get a shot at a four-year scholarship to any of ohio's state colleges and universities the governor says they'll keep picking names for five straight weeks. >>> some of the biggest companies in all of america have taken positions on voting rights and black lives matter well, now a new group is taking a stand against those companies in what it calls woke capitalism and her family called her a tiktok princess. a 6-year-old little diva they said with so much to offer now they're asking for help finding the people who shot her dead >>> but first we remember charles grodin known for his deadpan deliveries in movies including midnight run and heart break kid died today in connecticut. the cause was bone marrow cancer outside of his screen work charles grod

mike dewine joins us. thanks so much. you have joined now i think the count is 19 states. you're going to drop the unemployment benefits among other things. i was reading headlines from the ohio media. they seem shocked. you're going to lift all of the covid health orders effective in june sometimes. what made you come to this decision? >> well, two different decisions you just referenced. you know, as far as the unemployment, we just kept hearing from employers that they could not find work. you know, seemed to us that one of the reasons is that the government has this additional 00 in there. this makes sense. first, it was $600 and then down to $300. people were hurting. needed the money. people could not -- did not have the vaccine. it was not available. we're well into this now. we're coming out of this. we need to come out economically very, very strong. people have the ability now to get the vaccine and, you know, we set the date, the 40 some days ahead and said look, you can go get the vaccine and you know, we'll move forward. >> charles: now, the most recent data i

. >> i know some people say mike dewine is crazy for doing this, it's a waste but the real waste i thinka vaccine, as we do today and it's a lifesaver, and someone not vaccinated gets covid and dies, that's a horrible, horrible waste. >> there really is every kind of incentive you can imagine, free cars, tickets to a ball game, gift cards, bonuses. dr. fauci said he doesn't mind the incentives and the white house doesn't either. >> look, anything we do that draws attention to getting vaccinated, why it's important to get vaccinated, to make people pay attention generally speaking is a good thing >> but does it all work? one survey from ucla suggests it might help 34% of unvaccinated people said they would be more likely to get vaccinated for $100 reward some doctors doubt it will work to switch lines while others say the on tptics aren't great. >> people are clamoring for the vaccine in india and brazil and it makes us look like a nation of sulky adolescents so if it's absolutely necessary, sure although it's tough to swallow. >> health experts say one of the most effective ways to get p

just yesterday, as you saw, ohio governor mike dewine announcing each wednesday they'll have a drawing are concerns they won't reach whatever that herd immunity threshold is, they do believe if they can make significant progress still -- and we're still not there yet, that 70% number of vaccines in american arms by july 4th is still out ahead of the president -- they think that can make a real difference in the progress in the future for fighting the potential of variants, which have the potential to keep developing overseas where there is a real problem still. >> i tell you, if that lottery works in ohio, i think you'll see a copycat of that, probably particularly in the southern states. they could use some catching up there. >>> stephanie ruhle, it was interesting to hear dr. patel talk about international travel there, and it got me thinking that there might be some things that never come back. there are two things in the business world that happened, and i wonder if it's going to be forever changing. the biggest thing, obviously, is business travel and the idea of videoconferencing

all you have to do is get vaccinated and you're automatically in the running in ohio the governor mike dewineouncement on twitter. starting two weeks from today the state will have a drawing for adults who have received at least one dose in the drawing get a million and keep picking names for five straight weeks, $5 million only ohio residents 18 and older are eligible but for young folks the governor says there'll also be a drawing for a four-year scholarship to any of ohio's state colleges and universities >>> and there's more news to celebrate tonight. a panel of cdc advisers voted today to recommend pfizer's vaccine for kids age 12 to 15 as expected president biden calling it a giant step toward ending the pandemic >> this is about life and death. it's about getting us closer to normal >> closer to normal. in a moment we'll speak with the cdc director, dr. rochelle walensky about the latest covid guidelines as we wait for that return to normal over the past month several lawmakers and even some health experts have called out the cdc describing its guidance as conflicting and confusing. tw

i'm going to talk to ohio republican governor mike dewine about his million dollar idea to get peoplepecial edition of "the cross connection with tiffany cross" starts right now from tulsa, oklahoma. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm tiffany cross. nearly 100 years ago today where i'm sitting right now was reduced to rubble after a white mob attacked the predominantly black greenwood district of tulsa, oklahoma, killing up to 300 people. now unfortunately the tulsa massacre was not an anomaly coming just two years after the red summer of 1919 where dozens of cities were subjected to white violence. that's why we're broadcasting live from tulsa, oklahoma, this morning for this very timely special. the cross connection, america's racial reckoning. the violence endured 100 years ago and the lack of government response foretold much of the

. >> ohio governor mike dewine pitching his state's vaccine lottery.l states turning to cash incentives to get a covid shot as rates fall nationwide. will it be enough to overcome hesitancy among unvaccinated americans? here's nate silver. >> i'm not much of a lottery guy myself. you're far more likely to find me at the poker table, but this is one of the mos creative public health interventions in a long time, and the evidence so far suggests that it's working. in ohio, the number of people getting their first vaccine dose is up by 20% within a few days of the lottery being announced. even as the rate declined by around 10% nationally. as other states like new york, maryland, kentucky, colorado and oregon copy ohio's idea, let's think about why this might be working. it appeals to people who are risk takers. playing the lottery is not super rational. 50% of the revenue goes into the prize pool. you're better off playing the roulette which returns around 95% in the typical american casino. people who like to take chances might be running around and not