yang. mr. yang: i want to pilot.oderator: large buildings are the biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the city. you think building owners should be forced to retrofit to cut down on those emissions? >> can we finance it? [indiscernible] >> we need other investments to partner with big ash building owners to make this real. >> you also need someone who has managed a budget before. moderator: do you think the city should raise the price of natural gas for cooking and heating in renovations? do you think the city should ban the use of national -- natural gas in new construction? >> immediately or in the future? we can get there. >> we need to have a transition process and placed. >> we do have to get to know zero. -- two net zero. >> we should get there. we agree that we should get there. moderator: affordable housing is a huge problem right now. the city is planning to build housing for individuals earning as much as $137,000 a year for a family of four nearly $200,000. where would you draw the line on how to

as john yang reports, covid-19 has left a lasting mark on both their physical and mental health. >> yangare a big part of nine-year-old jackson scamehorn's everyday life. not his video game scores; he's focused on his blood sugar levels. >> i'm at 203 right now, going up. which that's high. >> yang: jackson has type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease that prevents his body from making insulin; that's the hormone that regulates sugar, or glucose, ithe bloodstream. >> you have to do your short- acting. >> yang: each morning, he and his mom heather carefully calculate how many sugars and carbs he can eat throughout the day, and how much insulin he'll have to give himself to process them. >> for me, 20 carbs is about 1 unit and 30 carbs is one and a half units. >> yang: so it's a constant balancing act between blood sugar and insulin. >> yeah. >> yang: jackson's diabetewas diagnosed in february. >> it was about 9:00 p.m. and then i took him into urgent care. >> yang: he'd been lethargic and nauseous. tests found that his sugar levels were dangerously high. >> the doctor said actually his numb

if you look at the folks who andrew yang -- decided to choose andrew yang as their first choice, whohappens when yang says you should rank garcia up there, that could change the entire dynamic so this poll that we have is awfully old. right now i'm just quite confused to be honest with you. >> the idea that there's going to be a 12th round sounds exhausting. what is -- is there a history of -- do people do that? do people say, oh, previously i wanted eric adams as a second choice if andrew yang was the first -- was my first pick, but if andrew yang says it should be this other person that's what i'm going to do. is there a history that people actually do that? >> i mean, look, in a primary in which voters are trying to tell the difference between the candidates ideologically speaking this kind of thing could make a difference. in 2001, peter malone endorsed fernando ferrar and none of his supporters went to him, they went to mark green. candidates can tell voters who to vote for but they may not listen. this is all very new to voters. as my mother said, i'm just very confused at this

garcia, wiley, yang, all back in the mid teens. that's very, very tight.ut that in historical context. what we see is 23% for the candidate leading in the first choice is the weakest for any democratic primary lead going all the way back since the end of the last century. look at that, 23% way less than mark green's 29% or bill thompson back in 2009 at 49%. why is adams out in front? here's why. he is putting together the joe biden coalition on a local level. 43% with black voters, 33% with moderates or conservatives. a lot of those folks aren't on twitter, and i think a lot of people in the media have been somewhat surprised that adams is out in front, but he's leading with the groups that make up a large portion of the democratic electorate at least here in new york. >> they can select more than one candidates on their ballots in what is called ranked choice voting. explain how that works. >> sure. you get a ballot, right? and you basically can fill it out here. this is an example of the ballot. you could fill out one, two, three, four, up to five choice

yang. >>> and a unanimous opinion from the justices with big implications for student at leets and the ncaa. pete williams joins us with more details on the court's decision. what's the immediate impact? >> reporter: it's a narrow ruling, but the implications are big. the question was did the ncaa properly limit the kind of academic related benefits that student-athletes can receive, things like computers, musical instruments, scientific equipment, their ability to take internships and so forth. the ncaa want to do cap those, the lower court said you can't, and today, as you said, it's a shutout for the ncaa. the supreme court unanimously said the ncaa can't limit it. but the interesting thing here is what does this mean for the much larger question about whether student-athletes can be paid. there's big momentum in the states, at least 15 states have passed laws saying students should be able to receive some compensation for the use of their names, likenesses, images, and the interesting c

yang, 13.of historical accuracy of polls. so any of those four could come out on top. but also, take a look at this. let's put adams' number in historical perspective. 24% for a top choice, at this point, in primaries with no incumbents running at the final polls. that is the lowest for any front run inner a democratic primary dating back all the way back to the end of the last century. 24%. awfully week for a front run, anderson. >> katherine garcia, andrew yang. they campaigned together on saturday. is there anything to be made of that? because he is saying, you know, have her on -- on the ticket, if you like me. she's essentially not kind of returning that favor. >> yeah. it was very nice of her, wasn't it? look. here is the situation. you know, if we do this rank choice and we are jumping all the way ahead in the simulations. what we see here is this is from the marist college poll again. we see adams at 34%. adams jumps all the way up once ge get to round 12 and he is declared winner. but

andrew yang for example is someone who has been counting on new voters and younger voters.f those people do not turn, is that going to change the race one way or another? i think we will know who the leading candidate is within an hour or so of the polls coming in. to your point, it will probably take days or weeks to be able to actually certify a winner. caroline: remind us why it takes so long to certify a winner. shelly: it is a mix between ranked choice voting and absentee ballots. a lot more people can vote absentee. there are about 200,000 pallets out for absentee. it could be about 15, 20% of the voters. so, because of ranked choice voting, they have to wait for those absentee ballots to really certify that the winner is actually the winter. joe: is that going to be regional or sort of neighborhood -- the yang campaign is going to be like and what it sees out of this neighborhood or the adams campaign. shelly: yes, manhattan and brooklyn for example, in early voting, we saw two thirds of the voters come from manhattan and brooklyn. manhattan voters, a lot of them hav

harsh cover new york magazine, who really wants andrew yang to be mayor. what's up with that?eople, apparently. we have the most individual grassrooters in new york city than any other candidate. >> reporter: yang says public safety is not just about recruiting more cops, but also turning around the city's pandemic ravaged economy. what about taxes? right now would be the wrong time to raise taxes here in new york city. we do have $12 billion in federal aid or so and a lot of families now are looking around wondering whether this is the place for them to raise their family to build a business, we cannot give people more reasons to start looking at places like florida because the reality is we need people who make a lot of money to pay their taxes right here in new york city. >> reporter: the tough on crime, pro business, no tax increase approach sounds a little bit like the early mayor bloomberg and maybe even mayor rudy giuliani back in the day. >> one thing i want to take from his example is hiring a group of world class managers who are not ideological, results oriented, ju

you saw andrew yang conceding defeat tonight. yang and everybody south of them, they're not first.rly, automatically, they're not going to win this. the or clear by the voter preference -- if you voted for yang, who we are second shrines was on that matter is going to vote. but yang won't win, string or won't win. the winner will be one of these three candidates. eric adams, maya wylie, catherine garcia. and the league right now that adams has over both wiley and garcia is potentially significant as rank choice voting has been done. it is not that widespread right now but it has been around a number of places for a while and perhaps if you look at every ranked choice election that has taken place in this country and in the history of ranked choice voting, and the biggest margin, is somebody who's gonna finish in the first choice round outside of first place -- the biggest gap has been overcome to win one of these things as been 9.3 points. from the first choice. wiley right now, if you played out to the decimal point is 9.2 points behind eric adams. now, again, there are mail-in ba

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after receiving harsh criticism. yang double down. yes, mentally ill people have rights but you know, what else have rights we did, the people have families of the city. we have the right to walk the street and not fear for safety because a mentally ill person is going to lash out at us. yank started out as a front runner and the mayor old race, but saw a slip in recent polls, but some political experts. thank yanks, tough on crime stand. could turn out more voters who have until june 22nd to cast their ballot for news use hughes. i'm fair in front, zach. ok, so drought is nothing new during the summer, especially in the west. however, with a tropical storm over the weekend, dropping almost 20 inches in the southeast is this is sign of a future weather patterns that help us forecast what this can mean for the upcoming year. we bring in meteorologist denise isaac, thank you so much for joining me. denise, it's a pleasure, scotty. pleasure to be here. and as you mention, yes, there drought conditions in the was something that's very com

andrew yang who once vied for the presidency back in 2020, says he has the answer. and he's not worried about being politically correct when saying it was when we're talking about the hundreds of mentally ill people. we all see around us every day on the streets and the subways. we need to get them off of our streets and our sub ways into a better environment. nearby atlantic city who has seen a surge and juvenile crime has put in place a move you'd see by parents dealing with a rebellious teenager. strict enforced curfews or face a $1000.00 fine. the mayor announcing every night at 10 pm, sirens will sound to mark all those under the age of 18 to go home. we often have a diet downstream mindset. fighting crime is both intervention and prevention being gone from a pandemic of cove it to an epidemic of gun violence. we have to use every tool in the tool box. so yes, i want to buy back guns. sharp attacks were traded from the candidates to yang, calling him cruel. his comments really disturbing. another saying this for a cat is a greatness, non answer. all of our deba

but yang won't win, stringer won't win.dates, eric adams, maya wiley, kathryn garcia. and the lead right now that adams has over both wiley and garcia is potentially significant. ranked choice voting has been done. it's not that widespread right now, but it's been around in a number of places for a while. in fact, if you look at every ranked choice election that's taken place in this country, really, in the history of ranked choice voting, the biggest margin that somebody who's finished in the first choice round outside of first place, the biggest gap that's been overcome to win one of these things has been 9.3 points from the first choice. wiley right now, if you play it out to the decimal point, is 9.2 points behind eric adams. again, there are mail-in ballots that will be counted. maybe this will get tighter. there are still a few more votes to come in tonight, but i think it's clear eric adams is going to lead on the first choice when they're tabulated. in about a week or two, they'll run through all these multiple roun

andrew yang and kathryn garcia campaigning together.t they're not. they didn't do that. they were criticized for it by eric adams. and he even said that them coming together on juneteenth, saturday, in his opinion, he's quoted in the times as saying they're saying we can't trust a person of color to be the mayor of new york city. that's quite an accusation. what do you know about why they came together and his criticism of it? >> andrew yang noted, he is an asian-american, living in new york city. and adam tried to clarify that statement. andrew yang has been open about his respect for kathryn garcia, made open overturs for months about coming together. andrew yang said he would love to see her as his second pick. it's an interesting dynamic around rank choice voting. dparsa has told me and others she is focused on trying to get andrew yang's second choice voters. he has been complimentary of garcia, as a city political outsider. it will be an interest ing outcome. >> katie glueck of "the new york times." appreciate it. >> yeah. >>> jus

what is going on with yang?well, yang ran on an initial bout of boost of enthusiasm, name recognition and attention from the presidential race. he has run on optimism and as other candidates, more local candidates, with experience have emerged. his star has fallen. but just, today, he'll be campaigning with another candidate, "the new york times" endorsed sanitation commissioner under bill de blasio, katherine garcia. we are seeing we have never seen before. two candidates two days before the vote campaigning together because of rank choice. >> right. i'm glad you raised that. i took note of that headline theoretic in "the new york times." this will sound so far our audience unfamiliar with rank choice voting. why would two combine two days into the campaign? >> yang is in tension but fading, as you say. garcia is moving up. yang is looking to get second choice votes from garcia and garcia, who is running anywhere from second or third in some polls, occasionally, first, believes that she won't have enough votes

in andrew yang is so much represents that transformation of new york. to get this is an interesting point because it explains a really diabolical consequence o this is that the people that come when it gets bad, can leave , but the elderly, and the poor that live in the city and have been there whether it is i the bronx or harlem, they don't have that luxury, so all of us like well off beautiful people, i mention myself as one of them when the going gets rough, i ca leave to go to florida. i can go to nashville, but all of these the asian families in chinatown that are out there getting their kicked by crazy people, they are stuck there. >> that's a good point, i wish came up with it, tomorrow i wil repeat it on the five and act like it was my idea. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> this is your first time here? >> has. >> good luck. >> where do you see this going, if the democrats offer no solutions this can only get worse because they are in charg for it. >> it's not only going to get worse, but you will continue to see people live leave the city

we're going to talk about it with one of the candidates, andrew yang. he's standing by life.ll discuss when we come back. ♪ ♪ aw ♪ ♪ aw ♪ ♪ no ♪ ♪ and i never turn it down ♪ ♪ oh no ♪ ♪ and i never turn it down ♪ ♪ pushing it down ♪ ♪ making it out ♪ ♪ taking it now ♪ ♪ oh love ♪ ♪ and i never turn it down ♪ ♪ pushing it down ♪ ♪ making it out ♪ ♪ taking it now ♪ ♪ making it out ♪ ♪ oh love ♪ >>> it's being called new york city's most consequential election in years. in the final hours of campaigning, the mayoral race is more chaotic than it has been. athena jones has the latest. >> reporter: in the frenetic final days in the race to lead new york city -- >> i never had a doubt, not one day, that we were not going to win this. >> reporter: brooklyn bureau president eric adams who polls suggest is the front runner in the race keeping the focus on public safety. >> i'm not going back to the days where our babies were waking up to gunshots and not alarm clocks. >> reporter: meanwhile, in a last-minute twist, two of the other leading democratic mayoral candidates, catherine garci

adams and yang have the challenge of ending up on a lot ballots. them have the potential to be dropped from the ballot of a lot ohighly educated progressives andigh information voters. each of them have sustained negative cycles and caused voters to recoil. kathryn garcia does not. she does haveome potential because she is going to show up on a lot of ballots. andrew yang himself helped elevate her when he said she was his number two. it is possible that will backfire on him in the end because she is going to be peoples number two. amy: we have to leave it there. i thank you so much for being with us, ross barkan. democracy now! is looking for feedback from pe narrator: on this episode of "earth focus"...los angeles is known for its urban sprawl and traffic-clogged system o freeways rather than its diverse array of living species. the second-most-populated city in america is actually a biodiverse hotspot--one of just a few in the entire world. within the confines of this concrete jungle, species are adapting and, in some cases, even thriving. welco

adams and yang have the challenge of ending up on a lot of ballots. them have the potential to be dropped from the ballot of a lot ohighly educated progressives andigh information voters. each of them have sustained negative cycles and caused voters to recoil. kathryn garcia does not. she does haveome potential because she is going to show up on a lot of ballots. andrew yang himself helped elevate her when he said she was his number two. it is possible that will backfire on him in the end because she is going to be peoples number two. amy: we have to leave it there. i thank you so much for being with us, ross barkan. democracy now! is looking for feedback from pe sweet fish was an irresistible summer delicacy. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. justices on the u.s. supreme court had heard arguments to destroy the national health care act once, twice before. and twice they had dismissed republican challenges. now they've rejected a third nh attempt and have saved the law known as obamacare. >> we'll never fo

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andrew yang dropping out of the mayoral race.ave any details, but andrew yang dropped out of the race. yvonne: bringing back the conversation on what we have been seeing from lawmakers. we talk about how they are mostly in their 70's, perhaps they have conservative views on this type of legislation. the issue of protecting the lgbtq community. how do you think public attitudes can change? >> public attitudes have changed dramatically in the past i would say 10 years. however, the small portion could not. when they were reviewing the lgbt act at the last session, one said that the lgbt it's against preservation of human species. another person says transgender people competing in support have been absurd. this is disappointing, the level of understanding is not matching the understanding of the public. haslinda: i am just wondering if the other g7 nations can put pressure on japan? japan is the only member not recognizing the rights of the community. >> that is what the community and japan was hoping for when the g7 summit was hel

you have andrew yang, who has never served in government.nd they're each appealing to different constituencies, and they're trying to stitch together some kind of a coalition to take them over the top. we're coming down to the closing hours before early voting starts, and i think, look, the real problem for most of the candidates other than eric adams is that crime and public safety are the number one issue for new york voters. we've polled this at spectrum news, and it came back very solidly in favor of putting more cops on the streets and in the subways and dealing with public safety. the fact that eric adams was a cop for 22 years really works very heavily in his favor, and the other candidates are trying to figure out a way to sort of take some of the shine off of that or knock him off that pedestal or, you know, bring up sort of non-issues about where he spends his evenings. it's really been a tough go for the rest of the candidates. >> yeah, that was, i think, the first question, one of the first questions. they went right at him about

they'll be like, yang, go away.g to solve problems and get our city working again for us and our families. >> all the candidates on stage saying they've worked toward a more effective relationship with governor andrew cuomo when asked about the notoriously icy one between him and mayor bill de blasio. >> we all saw how the toxic relationship hurt us during the height of the pandemic. >> having served in the senior cabinet of city hall, i've actually done this. >> i can work with anyone who will help us deliver for the people of new york. >> that propertying the city controller to come back this pointed attack. >> i just wanted to say to andrew, your approach, this is not how albany works. it is not enough to say we'll all be friends. we need a mayor with experience. >> the state needs the city. the city needs the state. >> this is de blasio 2.0. >> he's the opposite of what i just describe. >> at this city's department commissioner largely staying away from the fray, arguing she's the one who can clean up the city.

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andrew yang talking tough.nning as someone who can manage the city, getting some support from republicans. and maya wiley is the sole candidate in that top tier for what would be considered the far left of the party, getting aoc's endorsement. big -- the moderate wing of the party is still strong. if you look at this with ranked choice, it's more likely that the votes from folks in the center of the party will go to each other than the far left. final point, turnout is low. let's say it gets to 800,000. that's out of 3.7 million democrats in a city of 8 million. so there's always a question about the representative sample. this has a lot of messages nationally for democrats who may feel their party is moving too far to the left because the electorate, even in new york city, is sending a different message. >> thank you, john. thank you, athena. i appreciate it. >>> so we know the previous president went to great lengths to punish his perceived political enemies, but there is a whole other level. a new report say

choice joining us now is andrew yang. >> my first question, as you might imagine for our network, if you were to win, what would be your pitch to the members of the investment community who have over the last couple of years decided to up stakes and leave new york city as their main residence and place of business to other states like florida, but others as well. how would you entice them back >> i would tell them that i get it and that we need to get our city working again for us and our families new york city has been an environment where people could build world class organizations that won and industries like finance and technology because of the talent. so we need to rebuild the value proposition of new york city to make sure that you can continue to build world class firms here but it starts with building an environment that people are excited to live and work in. unfortunately, new york city has not been that for a number of months so that's why we have to turn the page on the political leaders that have failed us

>> katherine garcia, she stated she's not andrew yang and andrew yang stated that he endorsed her. >> are you suggesting it is racial? >> those who are running for office in new york, those who are looking at the field, they felt as though they sent the wrong message on juneteenth to make that announcement on juneteenth, with all the diversities that was in the field of african-americans and latin-speaking candidates. >> your specific problem is the date they decided to campaign together. if it was june 20th, would you be okay with it? >> some of your campaign supporters suggesting somehow that by doing this it works to s suppress the votes. >> i can't speak on behalf of my voters. >> so you disagree then? >> african-americans are clear on voter suppression. we know about our poll tags and the fights we had. so they feel basically -- i respect their feelings. >> what is your message to eric adams supporters this morning. there is this choices where people can fill in how many they want to vote for in in order. georgia and yang campaigned together specifically endorsed one another. is

andrew yang is a person of color so there is great offense taken around him. this speaks to a nasty tone of this race in the final days. >> maggie, the new deal on the trump justice department going after the records or obtaining i should say the records of two democratic lawmakers. the new reporting from cnn that the subpoena that swept up those records, it was a result of an investigation into the people they were talking to congressional staffers and not an investigation in the the lawmakers themselves. how important is that distinction? >> there is a lot we don't know about these subpoenas still. it is of note that it is worth the public understanding this is how or one of the ways the department justice collects information and conducts subpoenas. don mcgahn was the white house's council at the time. perhaps he was swept up in an investigation some where else. the investigation of someone else was a staffer it seems for a house committee that itself was investigating the former president. it is a gradation of the same thing. again, i think there is so muc

you may flee again during a difficult time. >> yang firing back with questions for adams as well.tions from maya wiley. wtf, and wtf again. alexandra fields, cnn, new york. >> joining me now, eric adams. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >> thank you, don. it's great being here. >> let's get to the bottom of this. for the record, do you live in new york city? >> yes, i do. i live in bed stuy. have a beautiful block, and it wasn't always that way. when i moved there, it was filled with crime and uncertainly, and no one wanted to be there. but those longstanding neighbors, who are on the block, we made it what it is today. i'm proud of the community and how we stick together. yes, let's be clear, i'm a new yorker, i live in brooklyn, new york, and i live in a beautiful, small, modest building on the block. >> do you understand why this is being questioned, because there have been discrepancies in your official paperwork as well? >> no, i don't understand. many of my opponents, they've been following me around for months. i've noticed that, they're my most credible messenger

andrew yang. you know andrew yang, right? we know him here at cnn.he is calling on you to release your ez-pass records to prove that you don't live outside of the city or in new jersey. are you going to do that? >> yes, of course. transparency is the key. don, you know, he can pick up a copy. he can come to brooklyn hall and get a copy, tomorrow. done. i would love that. it would, already, show exactly where i am. and again, you know, my -- my, you know, friends, neighbors, and colleagues. they know where i am. i'm a brooklynite. and i am proud of being a brooklynite, so yes. >> all right. you are going to release your ez-pass records. you say yes, correct? >> yes, i am. right away. >> all right. so you were a police officer for 22 years, eric, and i just want to talk to you about what you can do to combat crime. you know, look. i live here. i know that people are scared. i see what's happening, on the streets. i'm in the city, every single day. in may, overall crime went up 22%, compared to last year. shootings are up, eric, 73%. how are you going t

he's amazing bowen yang is back joining us. he is a talented filmmaker you know from "shaun of the dead" and "hot fuzz. edgar wright is with us. but before we get to all that, president biden is back from his summit with russian president vladimir putin, and now the very same people who approved of donald trump's friendly attitude toward putin are claiming biden wasn't tough enough. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: president biden has returned from his first overseas trip, which, once again, showed the stark contrast between his presidency and that of trump even putin himself was willing constructive and i once again understood that president biden is an experienced statesman. he is very different from president trump. >> seth: i mean, to be fair, everybody is putin's like a kid describing his mom's new boyfriend. "yeah, she dumped sammy 'cuz he got fired from guitar center for eating slim jims on the job and spending all day playing the solo from 'in the air tonight' on the drum kit. and now she's go

so eric adams is right to be concerned because andrew yang and catherine garcia have been campaigningtting a lot of press about it and they are all telling their strongest supporters, hey, vote for that other person or implicitly they're doing it. vote for the other person, my sort of partner and the two of us together can perhaps beat eric adams. >> it's allowed because you have survivor mayors race going on. it could be worse. it could be worse. but there's also this -- i mean, we've seen a number of things but can you speak a little bit to these robocalls that went out, they're actually targeting eric adams and andrew yang and these are coming from the perspective of jewish voters who are saying that they are actually going to hurt jewish children when it comes to jewish education. >> there's been a controversy brewing up over the last few years in new york around some of the ultra orthodox private schools and they have not been meeting educational standards, meaning after about age 13 or so they pretty much stop teaching so-called secular subjects, things like history and english

katherine garcia, 17, wiley 15, yang 13, that is well within any predictive margin of error as i lookrical accuracy of polls. but also take a look at this, let's put adams' number in historical perspective. 24% for a top choice, that is the lowest for any frontrunner in a democratic primary dating back all the way to the end of the last century. someone like bill thompson at this point was 49%. so 24%, awfully weak for a frontrunner. >> thanks, harry. >>> still to come, we'll find out how world health organization is taking steps to make covid vaccines more available on the african continent. >>> and plus why a battle is brewing over the great barrier reef. ahhh, enjoy 30 days of open-road freshness. febreze car. are your hr processes weighing down your employees? on to quarterly projections! expense report! if you're using multiple systems, re-entering data over and over time sheet! using email and spreadsheets to manage information and approvals, then your hr systems are a drag on productive time. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in a single, easy-to-use sof

. >> that was former presidential candidate an dry yang back in january.s he feel that way now, with just two days to go for the mayoral primary. >>> i'm going to ask a member of congress why there's moment actual to veto that measure now, and how exactly should it be replaced. >>> also this -- >> there are many things that are open to debate in america, but the right of all eligible citizens to vote is not one of them. >> attorney general merrick garland making it clear on the right to vote, and the senate set to vote on legislation to uphold that principle, yet states are extending their power over election. what one organization is doing to combat the assault on voting rights. >>> also, the growing interests over the supreme court voting on obamacar, allowing the aca to be the law of the land. why this ultimately leads back to donald trump and the curious legacy he leaves in washington, d.c. >>> the intriguing way connecticut residents make their way into adulthood and whether it can be scaled at the national level. >>> we are following breaking news in

kathryn cgarcia number three an andrew yang number four. he had ran for president. that's right now what the numbers show and again, there is another round whoever gets to 50% or above at least above 50%, that will -- the winner will be determined and it may not be until july or so until we actually figure out who it is. so more ahead on that. >> plus, republicans showing their true colors blocking the voting rights bill and it doesn't look like those colors are changing any time soon. so what comes next? well, i tell you what comes next on this program. john kasich. that's who. after the break. ♪ this... is a big deal. now, at healthcare.gov, millions more people can afford health coverage. due to the covid relief law, you can pay less with financial help. in fact, 4 out of 5 customers can get a plan for under $10 a month. from doctor visits to preventive services to prescription drugs-- these are quality plans. you can do this. you can have coverage as soon as july 1st if you sign up now for a limited time, you can save more on flights, hotels and rental cars duri

yang announcing garcia is his number two choice for mayor. >> if you support me, please put katherineigned together and handed out literature with both of their faces, garcia stopped short of co-endorsing yang. >> i am not telling my voters what to do. i want them to get out there and i want them to use the system that we have for ranked choice. as i have said since the beginning, i wouldn't be in this race if i had a solid number too. >> reporter: for the first time rather than choose just one candidate, new york city primary voters can rank their top five choices for mayor. that way even if a voter's top pick doesn't have enough support to win, their rankings of other candidates could end up playing a role in determining a winner. adams has not had a second choice. >> for them to come together like they're doing in the last three days, they're saying that we can't trust a person of color to be the mayor of the city of new york. >> reporter: maya wiley former council to bill de blasio took a moment during the final stretch to show off a different set of skills. she issued a statement

an degree yang, by the way, will join me at the top of the next hour to discuss his final push. you don't want to miss that discussion. we're following in sad breaking news. ten people are confirmed debt following a multicar pipeup? butler county. the sheriff's department says nine of the victims are children. i'm joined now by jeremy gray. thanks for joining us on this. what more do we know about this crash? and the lives that having lost? >> well, this involved multiple vehicles. we had a tropical storm claudette that swept the lower part of the state yesterday, and we believe this may have been related to hydroplaning. multiple vehicles, one was a van with a girls ranch. there were nine people on board. the driver, the adult, she was pulled to safety by a bystander. the bystarter unfortunately was not ability to get to the children because of the flames. eight young people, ranging in ages from 4 to 17, were killed in that vehicle. two of them were children of the driver, and the others were, i believe, residents of the youth home, maybe a nephew or niece of the driver as wel

andrew yang says pick me as number one, pick her as number two. rank-choice voting is very complicated and people who love rank-choice ratinge ing hate wh we're saying it's complicated. so if we had rank choice here, abby would be number one and then the rest will be one, two, three, four, five. you want to be at least everybody's second choice. you don't want to go too negative in terms of your campaigning because you could alienate all of eva's supporters or kaitlan's supporters if you go negative and it creates this odd focus on how you're trying to get your votes. is adams going to be a guy who gets a lot of first votes but not a lot of seconds? >> yeah. >> that's what they're hoping for. >> there are so many takeaways from this. what does it mean for the democratic party and nationally? also just for new york. this is likely going to be a woman or person of color who wins this race and new york has his historically had white male mayors. they've only had one black mayor in the history of all of their mayors. it will be fascinating to see how

. >> what happened with andrew yang?ople say, twitter is not a goodm marker o example of america today or even reality in general. if you look at twitter, andrew yang was the front runner all along. what happened? >> he had millions of twitter followers. eric adams, who beat him very soundly, has about 14,000 twitter followers. twitter is not real life. the tedious trolls of the yang campaign tried to sort of create this froth and attack anybody who didn't see him as the savior of new york city and so forth, but the signs were always there, kate. he didn't win any delegates when he ran for president. he was known for running for president but he didn't get very far. he spent months in iowa and didn't get a single delegate. here in new york he had never even votes for any municipal offices in the 25 years he's lived in new york city. he has not been part of really important debates in new york around public safety, education, housing, all of the things that really concern people. so when he stepped forward and said not ju

they deserve better and the rest of us deserve better but good for andrew yang for saying that.he foreign wars, of course, the commander-in-chief but completely ignored him and undercut him and kept him some places he tried to withdraw from. huge consequences to that. in one case a wife of the men we just interviewed, joe kent was killed because of that. killed in syria. shouldn't have been there in the first place. joe was running for congress and the state of washington. he spent his entire life in the u.s. military. a serious guy and one of the most interesting conversations and a long time. here is part of the conversation from tucker carlson today. ♪ ♪ speak with the problem is the political appointees and again that incentive system for telling policymakers what they want to hear other than what they should hear. >> it is a failure among other things. >> absolutely and political. >> interesting. so you enjoyed it? >> i did. i really like the cia's core mission is to find the truth, try to find actionable, intelligence to keep this country safe. some of the of the partisans

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: andrew yang ran for president and al running for the mayor of new york.he past year has embraced the dumbest kind of lifestyle liberals beneath him. and we smacked him repeatedly because it is disappointing to see it but we want to be honest about andrew yang. and he said something very smart the other night at the primary debate in new york. here he is. watch this. a woman, my wife, ellen is friends and was punched in the face by mentally ill man. she sent a picture and spread like wildfire. this is happening in new york city and were not talking enough about it. families are leaving from east harlem the upper west side the neighborhood has been changed. we owe our people and our families better than this and i'm frustrated by the political nature of this. we are not talking about affordability but the hundreds of mentally ill people everyday on the streets in the subways and we need to get them off of the streets and subways into a better environment and you asked me what i want to do differently? i want to rebuild the stock in our city. no recovery unt

. >> and then there is the yank gang -- yang gang.rters are hopeful the polls have it wrong and andrew yang has not slipped out of contention after his early frontrunner status. >> he comes as a private citizen with an entirely fresh perspective and no baggage. >> so you like the outsider perspective. >> i do. yes. >> three of the eight candidates are female. pending on how the most sway, new york could elect its first woman mayor. >> it is time for a woman to lead the city. >> this is an unpredictable election and one of the most consequential in a generation. whoever voters choose will be judged on the city's recovery and whether it is a recovery for all. ross: let's quickly switch back to the euros. all of the groups in the euros are reaching the sharp end, meeting some teams will be out soon. group d is wrapping up today. that is why these people in central london are watching. hers in scotland keeping an eye on their game against croatia. more broadly, this is the big fan zone in scotland. you can see the tables set out because o

. >> stephen: it's andrew yang's favorite place, actually. that's his favorite subway stop. hay, andrew yang was at the brook nets game the other day, stephen. he was there. i saw him. >> stephen: good. a yang sighting. >> yup. i thought i would throw that out there for you. i'm full of all sorts of information you didn't know you needed, but go ahead. >> stephen: that's what i look for from cbs news: information i didn't know i needed. ( laughter ) your cohost, tony dakopeul is on paternity leave and you've had agreement cohosts, drew barrymore. but i'm partial with the guy you have coming up the next couple of days, mr. jon batiste. are you ready for that kind of level in in the morning? >> i am. this is the thing. he came in for a rehearsal. but he was so gracious with his time he wanted to get the lay of the land. i said to him, i said, "do you sing all the time? because he just walks around and he just breaks out into song. i love that about him. >> stephen: he does. no, no, music comes out of him. >> i know. >> stephen: just like flower

last night, yang conceded the race.t to be a disappointment, because yang started strong, but in the end, he was betrayed by his longtime friend: math. ( laughter ) ( applause ) gotta sting. that's gotta sting. >> jon: yeah! got him good! >> stephen: as new york gets back to normal, more new yorkers are looking to get strange, which is why this week, the new york city department of health updated their guidelines for safer sex and covid, including advice on how to make it kinky- ( cheers and applause ) ooooh, yeah! because nothing says "kinky" like "city guidelines." "ooh, baby, i'm gonna back my car right up to your loading zone, (whispers) except tuesdays from 11:00 to 4:00. hey, baby, hey, baby you wanna bring somebody else in here and park this thing on alternate sides?" ( laughter ) one of their suggestions is to maintain some social distance by "being creative with sexual positions and physical barriers, like walls." ( laughter ) first of all, if you're able to have sex around a wall, congratulations. ( laughter )