mindy: ...that is the way. lemonis: and presentation. mindy: absolutely.ritionists and the science team, and then at the same time, we could partner. nina: that would be 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 cha

mindy sent me some questions for you, jimmy >> jimmy: thank you, mindy tell her i said hi >> i will.g 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 [ buzzer ] >> 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. do they have chins i'm going to say yes humans are the only animals to have a chin. [ ding ] >> 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 the show "wow in the w

mindy, welcome. >> hi, mike, thanks for having me. mike: what are you doing for others this easter?a ton. we're a grassroots organization of inspired hearts that are really trying to serve with their hands and we put together a number of initiatives towards the spring. we're handing out easter meal boxes to families all across our area that really could use a spark of love this year. we call it the necessary extra. we're so excited to be able to do it. as folks come through the line to pick up therapy box of easter meals items which include all of the fixings for a great easter meal as well as some other essentials for dinners and lunches for the week. we're also handing out fresh box lunches, from tabella's. they are a fantastic sponsor of ours. they're a family-run business. they matched one for one every meal we handed out. folks are going home with a armful of subs, meals, all kinds of treats. mike: where did you come up with the idea about this wonderful charity, giving back, serving others? >> it was really, i had done it when i was a young mom and obviously as a mother you al

and are where you for care mindy but are probably a mile from us you know even by skirt my former semi given up we have got back. now in guinea don't being given a shin vickie's yeah we'll turn up again by the record now my frontal of your piloting don't mount from us are up on the long haul moment for myself why china yeah i mean. us clinicians a seeing spine the before the organs outside the baby's body a new root chub defects where the brain has failed to develop. by missing. we're going to talk on my question of why chan being in our dugout always easy going on to come was she. when you call wash in mining always equals on mean it because we have more money for my cereal don't come miles on come on i forgot to memorize you start a job where you are. not ok. we make a call system in each of them if they've got a bill we've gone to little more for mission the heck the they have to call on us and we go there. we found 1st of all that many families who are living near some money companies. many cases of money for missions. that from work with a gun. not far from the hospital is the uni

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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 unique 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 worker 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 doi

nationwide rallies were the first called by the opposition sensor crackdown earlier this year that sent mindys under arrest or in -- sent many of its leaders under arrest or in exile. the u.k.'s transport secretary says he holds regular talks with his u.s. counterpart about a travel corridor. he says the case for travel between the two highly vaccinated countries, but the ban imposed by former president trump we need to be lifted before any deal. passenger numbers between the u.s. and the u.k. were down this month compared to years ago. the u.k. aims to resume some nonessential international travel in may. the former police officer convicted of murdering george floyd is reportedly being held in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day in minnesota's only maximum-security prison. the new york times says derek chauvin was placed in isolation over fears for his safety. he was convicted of murdering george floyd by kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes. chauvin will be sentenced in june. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analyst

you just guilty with that we have lawrence fishburn and mindy kaylee kevin bacon and alicia keys. the luckiest man in america. also run dmc nominated in the same category as a televangelist. ♪♪ and then to be like if not only given you everything that you need. to about the award but when it comes to bars and now is my honor to give the first award for nonfiction and the finalist are >> the winner is. [applause] congratulations. i will be back later right now up next is the emmy award-winning author. [applause] still thank you john. it is great to be here. one of my former life that was a data entry clerk listening to audiobooks was the only thing keeping me alive. up next we have history and biography. >> this years audie for history and biography goes to. >> his truth is marching on. [applause] >> congratulations. next up his autobiography mmr which is supposed to be fact that sometimes has fiction. the audie awards finalist for autobiography and memoir are >> the winner for autobiography and memoir is. >> the autobiography of malcolm x. [applause] ♪♪ >> what makes audiobook so

floyd immunity, use of mindy. the court can't order it. i can't request it, but they have least in the chamber's discussions stated that they did not intend to offer mr. hall immunity for his statements. so i think the state would have to make a showing or offer proof as to why they are not intending to offer mr. hall use immunity, very minimum use of the mindy at the use of the statement. the specific grounds are what we would propose is similar to what the court did in state versus super and they can get the site for you in a second. end-state versus super it was a similar circumstance where the defendant was charged with premeditated first-degree murder. murder. a witness invoke her fifth amendment privileges. the state refused immunity and ultimately the court, what the court permitted was playing the witnesses statement in court to the jury. so playing the audio of the witnesses statement. and that's what we would be proposing is to call agent handing to come in comics when the circumstances of the interview, to play portions of the i

their reporter, andrew siff ♪ they say the neon lights are bright on broadway ♪ >> reporter: never mindire. it brought the creator of "hamilton" to tears. >> this is the first live performance i've seen in a year and a half, so i'm emotional today. >> reporter: lin-manuel miranda also went backstage with mayor de blasio, insight 20 times square, now a dedicated vaccine site for broadway performers, stagehands, and anyone else involved in the shows. >> one place where the community knows it can go and be guaranteed they will get a vaccine and they'll be able to come back and be safe. >> reporter: but there are no guarantees that when the shows return, most likely in september, that the crowds will be enough to sustain them. current guidance is only 10% capacity indoors by fall it's expected to be 50%. >> it may be gradual we need some producers that are willing to open up at half capacity, socially distanced 6 feet, which probably they can't make money at but we've got to get the lights back on. >> could you see broadway working at half capacity >> i don't know. i think we have to trust t

mindy: oh, my god, that's so good.ars ago. lemonis: ...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.