mindy: ...that is the way. lemonis: and presentation. mindy: absolutely.a dream come true. lemonis: should we facetime mom so she can say hi? mindy: yeah, can we do that? nina: yeah! sure. mindy: i would love that. nina: hi, mom! mindy: hi, mom! patsy: hi, mom! finia: how are you? mindy: beautiful product. wonderful story. thinking of ways how we can help support each other's efforts to help people lead healthier lives. finia: that would be wonderful. that's my dream. mindy: thank you. lemonis: yeah, we love you. we'll call you later, okay? mindy: feel good! lemonis: this is the kind of relationship that is a big game changer. huge. thank you so much! patsy: oh, you're more than welcome. lemonis: it is definitely one of the biggest wins in small-business history for me. it was that big of a deal for me. ♪♪ you know what i thought we could do, we could just sit here and chat real quick. nina: i would love to. finia: sure. lemonis: we'll put you in the queen chair. so i had a specific thing that i wanted to talk about. we've had a lot of dialogue about nina'

mindy sent me some questions for you. >> jimmy: thank you, mindy tell her i said hi >> i will.nting anything on the rock largest muscle on the human body is the tongue a muscle or something? no >> no. no >> jimmy: it's not what is it >> gluteus maximus our rear end >> jimmy: really, the butt >> that's the largest. it's our own anti-gravity muscle yeah >> jimmy: wow! fantastic! >> all right, this is true or false. true or false, humans are the only animals with a chin is that true or false? >> jimmy: only animals with a chin gosh, i've never even -- i mean, my head goes no. but then, wait does my dog have a chin? or is it more shaped like, i think it's a chin. then wait. what about other animals do they have chins i'm going to say yes humans are the only animals to have a chin. [ bell rings ] >> yes yes! we are the only animal with a protruding chin. and no one knows why and we don't need it. but we are the only ones chimps don't have them other primates don't have them we're the only ones with a a chin so you got it. >> jimmy: wow. guy, thank you so much as always for being on

frank mindy roosevelt implemented -- franklin d roosevelt implemented the minimum wage in the middle of the great depression. as people were in job lines across the city and people were committing suicide because the economy collapsed. he had the vision to move forward and clement minimum wage -- and implement the minimum wage. it proved to be very effective. it proved to be the biggest stimulus package. $15 an hour is not a lot. how can you survive anywhere in america with devon dollars and $.25 -- america with $7.25? with $1200 a week they can pay rent and maybe even save extra money and be able to spend more in the local economy. i think that is good for any part of america, including buffalo. host: here is jd in arkansas. good morning. caller: i have a couple of suggestions that might appease some of the republicans opposed to this bill. on the $1400 stimulus, instead of sending out checks, why don't you send out debit cards with a time limit on it and people could call in and activate the debit cards were not use them at all if they didn't want to? it is just an idea. on the min

you know him from "the mindy project," movies like "blockers" and "the oath," and i know him from whenlived together in a house in l.a. that was full of rats my buddy ike barinholtz will be here and her show "a little late with lilly singh" follows this show every night. our friend lilly singh will be joining us but before we go to all of that, a few corrections. i want to do a few corrections from yesterday yesterday i was talking about the children's character -- the children's book character, excuse me, babar babar the elephant i said buh-bar and i was told that was wrong it's bah-bar i was saying it like david spade's "flight attendant" character. [ laughter ] buh-bar. we were talking about it because of the context of dr. seuss and how babar is just getting away with the fact that he married his cousin celeste but not buh-bar. also, i said we referred to "cliffhanger" in german as klippen bugle. i was told by some german viewers that the german word for cliffhanger is cliffhanger so german is a little bit easier to learn than i thought. and that klippen bugle -- obviously we're up

no being ethnically russian as mindy popstar an even bigger target -- how sprised are you about the reactionlike my voice, you cannot like the song, but if you do not like me because i was born in to check a stand -- that's hard. reporter: she is now a russian citizen. it is a source of pride. but manizha has been hurt by some comments. >> it was very hard to understand that someone can hate you so much. like, one woman who has two children wrote me a message like, i will pray to god that your aircraft will crash when you go to rotterdam. and we're having some threats. if you are going to sing like russia about this, you are not going to be here anymore. ♪ reporter: have there been any moments the last few days were you have thought, you know, i don't need this? i don't need this kind of abuse. that is it, i am pulling out. >> i am a normal person. i am a human. i have feelings. of course i had these thoughts. but now i have a lot of support. i can see it. not only from media and media people, from people. who think the same like me. in this thing is supporting me, this thing makes me strong

molecular biology of this is this something to do with biological essential has made it to do with that mindy metabolism well you know it might be in a very what a very small way we don't know the answer to that question yet but the truth of the matter is that we can account for the majority of that disparity in very straightforward socio economic terms because it's not you need to cove it right it's the same for all diseases because race is part of our societal structure and medicine is racialized for exactly those same reasons so we know that people of minority ethnic backgrounds are more likely to be in key work at jobs. more likely to live in urban areas in densely populated areas with multigenerational households and all of those things are factors which increase the racialization of medicine none of which are biological it was really striking how quickly they went to pseudoscience blaming black and brown people as genetics essentially rather than recognizing that they are disproportionately on the frontline manning the national health service jiving the taxis driving the buses you know

we remember the husband and wife nurses, ben and mindy, taking a moment together before they started their shift in tampa. dr. paul saunders, who got covid himself and then returned to the front lines. you can see they were applauds him when he came back. we'll never forget that. and the u.s. navy ship "comfort" coming to new york city. for so long, this city was the epicenter, sailing right past t one year later, the numbers tonight. 64, 64,005,000 americans with at least one vaccine tonight. today, president biden signing into law his historic $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. economic help for struggling families arriving for some as early as this weekend. we will carefully get to it all tonight, beginning with abc's whit johnson in new york. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has learned president joe biden is expected to direct states to make all american adults eligible for a vaccine by no later than may 1st. the president expected to tell americans, if everyone does their part to slow the spread and get vaccinated, there is a chance that families, friends and neighbors can gather i

mindi medically. by contrast. never meets any of his customers. he offers high quality tools for one euro 50 an hour you can preserve them by an app tool bought is built around the classic business model of the sharing economy where companies and money by renting items out for a particular period of time. used to play a role held big your record collection was and you needed your own card to get anywhere and if you had a lot of books in your shelves you possessed a lot of knowledge today we have with the pedia carsharing there's next flix and spotify what you have isn't important anymore it's having access to things that's crucial and that's why the status of the role of belongings is different today. on the issue as one of his customers she's a dancer who travels around the world for work for small household tasks she borrows what she needs from tool bought an electric drill and this instance even though she could buy one if she wanted she managed to borrow use and return the tool than an hour. when you're 50 is a lot less than the president and

mindy and paul king taking the production company to court arguing the contractors who worked the jobding code violations instead of the home of their dreams. the production company says the couple never allow the mistakes to be addressed or fixed. bring in tonight at legal eagle civil rights attorney robert pattillo and attorney aaron elmore. good to have you with us. let's start with exhibit a, this comes from the complaint, cineplex made recommendations to mister and mrs. king that only an expert hdtv quality contractor would be hired to perform the work. the promise went unfulfilled, the plaintiff's own investigation later revealed the construction was inexperienced and not an expert in any regard. >> unfortunately for the kings i am sure are a lovely couple they did not enter a legally binding contract. there was no offer of consumptive inconsideration because nobody was exchanged and this is a reality show. this wasn't a deal for contracting. they were performers. the contract was for performance, therefore they have no cause of action for any legal remedy whatsoever. shannon: t

yet now here we are those don't apply to mindy's not going to resign. the other thing about what's happening it is he is the biden administration is saying that they don't have any comment on this. it's a local issue, it's people of new york. andrew cuomo was under consideration for attorney general of the united states. though he is connected to the biden administration beer they praise the leadership of the nursing home standard yet when it comes to this issue on international women's day when biden is talking about these two executive orders and empowering women, they refused to say anything about this. i think that that tells you everything that you need to know about what they think when it comes to taking women's allegations seriously depending on who's making them until they are against. >> you're right. it can be condensed to a local issue come ashore and concept. but the reality is that it's an american issue. especially with the nursing home stent candle that -- moving gary's. in the midst of a massive surge of illegal immigrants at our southe

. >> mindy kaling, one, two, three. >> trevor noah, one, two, three ( whistling ) >> andy cohen, one,i might pop a balloon. >> cher, one, two, three. >> queen latifah, one, two, three. >> julie andrews, one, two, three ( whistling ) >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. jon stewart, one, two, three. >> stephen: thank you. that's it. now, let me see tracy. >> say hello. and the boys are here, too. hello. hi, evie. look how evie is now-- evie is the production assistant. she has to do all-- she's, like, producing the show down there. >> stephen: you slated, didn't you, jon? there, do it again. this is unsustainable is how i would describe this. >> stephen: thanks to george clooney, john oliver, and everyone in between. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ go! that does it for our one-year quaranniversary special. tune in next year, when i hope we have nothing to commemorate. join us next week for my guests ringo starr, lupita nyong'o, and magic johnson. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ th

mindy: oh, my god, that's so good....and creating an obligation for her daughter to fulfill. are you happy, yes or no? nina: if you asked my husband, he'd say no. lemonis: nina... if she can't learn to trust... are we using a recipe book? finia: no, the recipe is here. nina: waiting for our mixer.

next guest is an actress and emmy-award winning writer you know from shows such as "great news," "the mindyls who code, the cool christians, uncool christians. >> yeah, but there's douglas kids in all of those groups. and you guys are our friends >> yeah, but being friends with someone doesn't mean you're willing to put your neck out for them >> listen, i can get people at the school to do anything. did you notice how everyone here calls soda "fizzy juice? i made that to happen for a reason and i don't remember. >> okay, lexi, you and jamie try to get everybody on board. devante, aisha and i will reach out to local media and convince them to cover the walkout. >> and as soon as my dad picks up, i'll convince him to come. >> your wait time is approximately 4 billion minutes. ♪ >> seth: please welcome to the show tracey wigfield how are you, tracey? >> hi, seth, i'm good. how are you? >> seth: i'm wonderful i know you're working on season two of "saved by the bell" right now in what is a very packed house. who do you have living under your roof right now? >> yes, so we, it's my husband and i,

. >> reporter: garden davis and mindy, both doctors, are the girls' parents.hey said they applied to at least three different adolescent trials. >> to get them protected was really important for us. >> reporter: you felt like getting them protected as early as possible would in the end protect you? >> would protect us. would protect their grandparents and anyone else. >> reporter: for the next few days, the girls will have to record their temperatures and noir symptoms in a digital journal and in a few weeks, they'll come back for another checkup. but for this family, it's not just about protecting themselves from covid. >> i wanted them to be an example and set an example to say, hey, this vaccine is safe. we actually as doctors trust our children getting this shot. >> i would say unquestionly being african-american really played a role in really wanting our girls to participate. it sill is personal because as african-american physicians, we understand the science of it. we know what happens and what they're doing and what's wrong. but this is not that. these

frank mindy roosevelt implemented -- franklin d roosevelt implemented the minimum wage in the middlethe great depression. as people were in job lines across the city and people were committing suicide because the economy collapsed. he had the vision to move forward and clement minimum wage -- and implement the minimum wage. it proved to be very effective. it proved to be the biggest stimulus package. $15 an hour is not a lot. how can you survive anywhere in america with devon dollars and $.25 -- america with $7.25? with $1200 a week they can pay rent and maybe even save extra money and be able to spend more in the local economy. i think that is good for any part of america, including buffalo. host: here is jd in arkansas. good morning. caller: i have a couple of suggestions that might appease some of the republicans opposed to this bill. on the $1400 stimulus, instead of sending out checks, why don't you send out debit cards with a time limit on it and people could call in and activate the debit cards were not use them at all if they didn't want to? it is just an idea. on the minimum