the brooklyn mets guard to get the shot and irving maintaining his vaccination status is private. the nba estimates 90% of players will be vaccinated before the season starts on october 19. >> the decision to ban backpacks at one idaho school district is causing chaos on campus. students carrying their books

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i am not here to make fun of kyrie irving.but this quote because it is right in front of our faces, they lie to us. trust no one. stefan, how mad would you if i agree with irving, i don't care. prove that it's not right now, besides showing me a picture that you got from somewhere and i will be a believer. one, this is -- we want to not say that here is -- we are talking with a wide receiver of minnesota vikings about whether or not the earth is flat, but look at the evidentiary argumentative move which is i don't believe it, they lied to us, show me a picture but not one that you got from somewhere because underneath that is a sense they lied to us, the evidence itself by which we would argue whether it is true or not it is tainted that it is not accessible and kickerular argument which n which the evidence that you want to introduce will be immediately discounted because the source that you will produce it from are the only people that can take pictures from space who are them. we are in a box, an intellectual box. okay. ric

can i get your reaction to kyrie irving's statement. >> i can't accept ckyrie irvings statement.ding behind procedure here. you either understand what is going on and you do the right thing or you don't understand what is going on and you're going to continue to create all this confusion with your stance. so, you know, we got to get that cleared up exactly where he stands and what that means to those around him. >> sources telling cnn that approximately 90% of nba players are vaccinated against covid-19. you think the 10% should be let go? >> i think they should be disciplined. i don't think that they are behaving like good teammates or good citizens. this is a war that we're involved in and masks and vaccines, they are the weapons that we use to fight this war and when you're not going to be corporative with that, you are working against the effort to make everybody safe and, you know, we can't have that. that doesn't work for everybody. >> what about the folks who say hey, listen, it's my right and freedom and my body. i can do what i want. i shouldn't be told what to do. >> th

who has gotten a lot ofkyrie irving.yer. he's also a vice president of the nba players association so he's leading on and off the court. if you're kyrie's teammate right now, what are you saying to him? >> i'm giving him time, because i know we're in training camp. i understand, you know, that we need him to win. but i also have to, you know, be compassionate and understanding of what his upbringing may have been, what his beliefs may be, and as we know, ana, you know, if people believe it, then they tend to believe that it's true. so, we have to give everyone enough time to kind of work through this, but i do think if i was a teammate of his, giving him that time, understanding, most of all, backgrounds, in terms of dealing with not having great access to healthcare, believing, maybe, what some of our parents or cousins or relatives are saying. there's a lot going on in terms of making this decision, and by the way, i just want everybody to know i'm double vaccinated, waiting on the booster. so -- but i do understand th

irving declining to discuss his vaccination status. president joe biden got his booster shot and urged the millions unvaccinated to get their first shots. >> it can save your life. it can save the lives of those around you, and it's easy, accessible, and it's free. >> reporter: as eligible americans roll up their sleeves for the pfizer booster, the cdc director trying to calm concerns. >> walk, don't run to your booster appointment and we will come and get -- look at the data for moderna and j&j in very short order. >> reporter: and this delta variant continues to affect children. last week the u.s. recorded its fifth consecutive week of more than 200,000 new pediatric cases. mona. >> alex presha, thank you. >>> more than $50,000 in reward money is being offered as authorities in florida search for an ex-marine accused of killing a sheriff's deputy. patrick mcdowell on the run since friday. he shot deputy joshua moyers during a traffic stop. the local sheriff says residents should be prepared to protect themselves from mcdowell any way

kyrie irving was not in attendance due to local regulations in new york.must be vaccinated to practice or play in home games. kyrie joined media day virtually and declined to answer if he's going to be unavailable for games due to his vaccination status. >> obviously i like to keep that stuff private. i'm a human being first. obviously in this public sphere, it's just a lot of questions about what's going on, you know, in the world of kyrie and i think i just would love to just keep that private and, you know, handle it the right way with my team and go forward together with a plan. so, you know, obviously i'm not able to be present there today, but that doesn't mean i'm putting any limits on the future of me being able to join the team. and i just want to keep it that way. >> nba legend kareem abdul-jabbar has called for unvaccinated players to be removed from teams. he joins cnn's don lemon last night to talk about kyrie's stance. >> i can't accept kyrie irving's statement. he's hiding behind procedure here. either you understand what's going on and you'

so irving said matter-of-factly, he is a notable denier of the sphere-shape planet. anytime you have a question like is the earth flat or is the everett round, i think you need too old research on it. because it is in front of our faces, they lied to us. irving acknowledged that he's been taught his entire life the everett is round -- everett is round -- earth is round. can you really think about as rotating being perpendicular with what's on the planet, irving explained using air quotes. maybe the cavaliers don't need to acquire carmelo apt nebraska, maybe they need neil degrasse tyson. [laughter] i am not here necessarily to make fun of kyrie irving who literally thinks newton's theory of planetary notion as a kind of big scam, but this quote because it is right in front of our faces, they lied to us. trust no one. okay? so stefon diggs with the vikings said i agree with kyrie, someone responded you think the earth is flat, and he said prove that it's not right now besides showing me a picture that you got somewhere, and i'll be a believer. now, one, this is -- we

anthony, kyrie irving is, flat earther, are you surprised he doesn't want to get vaccinated? >> no.re more eloquent nba players who have made persuasive arguments about why they have made their own -- kennedy: like jonathan isaac, very smart. >> and again, i don't agree with that choice, i am also pro-vaccine, anti-government mandate, but i don't have a problem with private companies mandating the vaccine. this is the tricky thing, the nba is not mandating, because the union refused it outright. kennedy: [inaudible] >> local municipalities have certain vaccine requirements including brooklyn -- kennedy: golden state. >> yeah. and so it's actually a government mandate that kyrie irving would be in violation of, so i'm in a tricky spot here because i'm not sympathetic to kyri's -- kyrie's plight. kennedy: there's a very, very high vaccination rate, you could argue they have achieved herd immunity in the nba and, you know, much to my chagrin, the players aren't jumping into the stands making out with fans. i'd like to go on that kind of mandate. karol, am i wrong sneer. [laughter] >> y

everyone in irving, california knows the time of the year, when you can't go outside, when the air will be filled with smoke and the sky will turn an apocalyptic shade of orange. parents worried about keeping their children safe in a pandemic worry about air quality as well. thus far, the nationwide, over 44,000 wildfires have burned nearly 5,300,000 acres, roughly the size of the state of new jersey. in california, this year more than 2.2 million acres are burned. the dixie fire burned nearly 1 million alone. and we are working closely with governor newsom to make sure california has every resource, every resource available to keep families safe. and the governor has led the state with boys and strong leadership. he's been an innovator on items with long-term solutions and he and i are both optimistic. these fires are blinking code red for the nation gaining frequency and ferocity. and we know what we have to do. this starts with our firefighters, putting their lives on the line in these dangerous conditions. i will never forget coming to arizona in 2013. to speak at the memorial of th

brooklyn nets star kyrie irving refusing to reveal whether he got the shot. t.j. holmes is here with more on all that. t.j., good morning. >> like you say this is absolutely one of the biggest stars in the nba. he's also one of the most talented and one of the highest paid and plays for a legitimate championship contender. but as things stand right now on game day kyrie won't even be allowed to set foot in the arena where he plays. not because of a vaccine mandate by the nba, but a mandate by the city where he plays. >> please respect my privacy. >> reporter: nba superstar kyrie irving contends his vaccination status is his business. >> irving, oh, he's a machine. >> reporter: the all-star brooklyn nets guard missed his team's in-person media day monday appearing instead via zoom and repeatedly refused to discuss whether he's vaccinated or not. >> honestly i'd like to keep that stuff private. i just would love to keep that private and, you know, handle it the right way with my team. >> reporter: irving acknowledged he wasn't able to physically attend media day at

on irving many businesses have been hit. and then most recently and i think it has gotten some attention, frank's florist, 87-year-old historic business not only burglarized but burned out last week. i want to really thank michael, the owner of footprint shoe store here for first suggesting the creation of the program. i remember when i came to visit michael, after footprint was broken into it and his efforts to recover. michael mentioned that it would be helpful to owners like him who have suffered these losses to have a little bit of financial support from the city in their recovery. and whether it is to repair the broken windows or damage to the storefront, to pay their insurance deductible or to beef up security system, to prevent -- to hopefully prevent crime impacting them in the future. from that conversation i had with michael back in february, i started working with my staff and colleagues on the board and in june, i proposed $1 million to provide a fund for small businesses and i want to thank mayor breed for worki

throw irving has not attended suggests he's unvaccinated.particularly of interest since local ordinances in san francisco and new york city would require them to be vaccinated to play home games, meanwhile, they would lose half the schedule. mean, the nba sent details of a slew of restrictions for players that would literally divide locker rooms. among the draft of rules obtained by my colleagues at ap, unvaccinated players will not be able to seat in the same room was vaccinated players and staff. they must have lockers away from vaccinated as possible. and they must stay masked at least six feet away from any attending a meeting. that's fasciting t watchn a few week >>> turng now to baseball's wild push for the season, we begin in st. louis, after beating t brewe 6-2 for a 17th win in a row, 17th, the cardinals clinched a wildcard rth. congrats to them will play in a wildcard dame in los angeles or san francisco. two games atop the n.l. west afte both teams posted over 100 games one of them has to play in a single elimination do or die gam

kyrie irving is on a team that is pretty kyrie irving is on the team, he has a xhans chance to win ado you want to cost a title? i think that messaging should get through. there is about how you say you want to take care of your teammates and you being involved in a team atmosphere. this is how you do it. this can't be the reason you can't be able to compete at the highest level. >> i want to give the doctor a chance to take on the exact word. we have to sneak in a quick break. we'll do that on the other side. >>> i would like an explanation to, you know, people with vaccines, why are they still getting covid, if that's something that we are supposed to be highly protected from. like it's funny that it reduces your chances of going to the hospital. it doesn't eliminate anybody from getting covid. >> we had covid in the past and having anti-body with my current age group and fitness, physical fitness level. it's not necessarily a fear of mine. taking the vaccine, like i said, it would decrease my chances of having a severe reaction, but it does open me up to the albeit rare chance wit

that means kyrie irving and wiggins.ccinated or you don't play? >> michelle roberts head of the nba's player's association and da morris smith, he heads the nfl player ease association, they both strongly advocate vaccines but say it's their duty until something is collectively bargained to protenct the right of those for whoever misguided reasons decide not to be vaccinated but then, when i asked what if in a new collective bargaining agreement or effort to open the present one the league sited extenuating circumstances this is in effect something like a clause we're putting in here unexpected calamity and everyone should be vaccinated, they both expressed a willingness to consider that. >> the employees have to be. >> if you work with the players, you have to be. >> all the referees, coaches, everything. >> while i have you, i have to ask you something. >> okay. >> yes or no. >> yes. >> elih -- >> yes? >> elih and paton, the biggest gift to football watchers since john madden as a color personality. >> yeah, tony romo

that means kyrie irving.e warriors so that puts them at a competitive disadvantage. >> should the nba say you get vaccinated or you don't play? >> well, michelle roberts who is the head of the nba players' association and de-morris smith -- had both of them on my hbo show last week -- he heads the nfl players association. they both strongly advocate vaccines but they say it's their duty, until something is collectively bargained, to protect the rights of those who for whatever misguided reasons decide not to be vaccinated. but then, when i asked what if in a new collective bargaining agreement or in an effort to open the present one, they -- the league cited extenuating circumstances. this is, in effect, something like a forced clause that we are putting in here. unexpected calamity and everybody should be vaccinated. they both expressed a willingness to consider that. >> all the employees are different but if you work with the players, you have to be, but players don't. >> all the referees, the coaches, ther

yeah crime reporter henry lee spoke to the owner of the business on irving street. she says she is heartbroken. gosh my checkbook. this is all that's left of frank's floral shop at 19th and irving in san francisco after someone broke in and set it on fire. let's person you did not have to burn down sewn up elevation has owned the shop in the sunset district for 35. five years. she's well known for her personal touch from thoughtful flower arrangements to home deliveries. to making sure customers get parking took care of this place. as if he was like my child. i people know knew how much i loved this place late sunday or early monday, someone used a crowbar to break in through a back door. look for valuables in apparently started a fire to cover it up. this was shown from all the way to the top. now television, ian is left with just memories of her work, helping customers through good times and bad. i did promise for young people. and then i get their weddings when they grew up so much use to be she got the call from holding the wall pizza next door. i'm sorry, son.

by the way, this is kyrie irving, he's a very private person. [ laughter ] as you can see.e's also the guy who said he'd have to do "more research" to determine whether or not he believed the earth isn't flat. so, let's just say he's not exactly kareem abdul-jabbar. [ laughter ] that's the line, i have to do "more research." that means "i need to read up on my facebook memes." robin lopez of the orlando magic, robin's twin brother book is in the league, played on the milwaukee bucks, they won the championship last year. he had a little fun with this, slyly poking the anti-vaxers on magic media day. >> i'm still not sure milwaukee actually won the championship. i idn't watch. i wasn't there, i didn't watch the game myself. so -- i guess i'll go off the basis of -- there's got to be some kind of proof. i'm going to do my own research and figure out if they won it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that was a lay-up, a reverse, and a slam dunk. honestly, we're in so much danger because of these it in wiit in wits doing their own research. not just from covid

that star kyrie irving said today he likes to keep this stuff private, wiggins said something similarers have a case to make? and what does the nba do here? because these are not small names. of course, they have a case. but the paradox of being on such a large stage they are dealing with a very sensitive issue that those like myself, it doesn't have to play out on a public stage. the paradox of being in the public eye means that and i would have loved to see andrew wiggins be a little bit more prepared in his presser to be able to take some of the heat off of himself and maybe be able to take back a little bit of his privacy as he plays this out. with the organization and also the support of the n b. a. p a. um from a legal standpoint, they do have speaking of the nba players association. they have been very supportive of their players in terms of pushing back on league y covid mandates. that is why there is no mandate andrew wiggins and others in the new york area, including the knicks and the brooklyn nets, they find themselves in peril because of their city mandates. but i'm certa

resigned from a health system instead of complying with the mandate there and a day after nba star kyrie irving missed a team event after reports he was unvaccinated his former teammate lebron james explaining why he got the shot. >> after doing my research and things of that nature, i felt it was best suited for me and my family and friends. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci gave a loose time line for when the fda would have enough data to look at mixing and matching vaccines. had they'll have data for all three vaccines, pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson, by mid-october. mona. >> alex, thank you. >>> more high stakes meetings are planned in washington as lawmakers race to avoid a government shutdown tomorrow night. sources say top splat democrats and republicans are working to fast track a bill to keep the government from running out of money and president biden is scrambling to keep his domestic agenda from collapsing. he canceled travel plans today to continue negotiations for his $3.5 trillion social safety net package. meanwhile, the treasury secretary says the government will be unable

opposition would say and are saying and the night cluck industry says it's all rather kay to the irvingt i think where we were as we speak is that the government is keeping this one up its sleeve. a downing street focusman said the currents data suggests that the u.k.'s currents defenses are sufficient but if you heard the prime minister say, the pass important issue is up their sleeve of defenses. >> is in partly to do that this is a profound think difficult question for the conservatives because i imagine boris johnson and many of his colleagues don't like the idea of asking the asking people a piece of paper when they go to the pub? >> yes, i think it is in far that and pressure from the nighttime industries who thought this was chaotic and sur reach. making the point if it was safe to go to at nightclub without a passport at the end of july, why wouldn't it be now? absolutely, 's a question of civil legitimate and that has been the case all along. not only this government's handling of the covid crisis but for governments all over the western world in particular. >> thanks to rob. i

with one person about how they took off on sunday when the flames and the smoke were just too on irving. >> what are your thoughts right now. just watching it all it's a very frightening. frightening for a lot of people >> do you have friends that are in the area. anybody you know, evacuated. >> know we don't know what most friends are up here >> was it like to be a pure when you all of a sudden like this weekend and just took off. oh, yeah, that's why we actually had it out just in case. so we're just going back now. just now, just now. yeah, yes, he did. you head out on sunday. yes. yeah. what was it like to be here on well, the smoke was just going to be in the whole area. so it's kind of hard to breathe. so it's best and then you didn't know where the goes. is this just before the rush. >> and here at the veterans building, i caught up with mark richter who evacuated monday morning. we have. >> what's left of my life there. like my all my bargains around $20,000. i just have to leave it behind. yet. insurance will cover some of the all of that. so, you know, our cameras part of my l

the supervisor pointed to a fire at a florist on irving that was burglarized and suffered a suspicious fire just over a week ago as just one of the recent businesses targeted by burglars and vandals. unfortunately that's a lot of businesses throughout the city, and particularly in our residential neighborhoods. during the pandemic. we've just seen a surge. storefront vandalism relief grant will give as many as 500 businesses up to $2000 apiece to help pay for things like deductibles and security upgrades. san francisco police say they're working hard to track down those responsible and just last month arrested a suspect they say was targeting asian owned businesses from the investigation in that arrest. what we were able to learn is that it was basically one person that was responsible for upwards of 30 or 40 incidents. mayor london breed saying those responsible have to face serious consequences. the fact is, we have to make sure that we are doing everything we can in this city to hold people accountable. for his part, sue says he's happy to receive the funds and has committed to stay

so the voting is irving, germany, and if the social democrats celebrating now. but there's a lot of talking to do before the next government and chancellor can fund. and we'll make sure you don't miss just do make, make sure to make sure that you don't miss a thing. any developments here on the in the wake of germany has been to stop election each year has updated its policies regarding prohibited content. any materials that call into question the outcome of sunday's vote on our bond. so under the heading elections, misinformation policy that says use it should not post content that advances false claims. specifically, claims that widespread fraud errors or glitches, challenge to change the outcome of any presidential elections in the u. s. and the 2021 german federal election boats and other countries did not get mentioned you tube says that misinformation or this kind can cause real world home and interfere with democratic processes, among other things as no bonds, content class as incitement to meddle with elections and hawks materials and we heard from spy c

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one of the most notable players that could be affected brooklyn nets star kyrie irving who is reportedlyccinated. he reportedly could lose $400,000 for every game he messes up your in law texas senator ted cruz says he stands with kyrie irving and other nba players that expressed hesitancy over the vaccine. dagan, your thoughts? dagen: first, it exposes about why you heard from the laughter that it's just a red hat wearing trumps supporting rednecks and hillbillies who are hesitant about getting vaccinated. this is an issue across the country and it doesn't follow along political lines, most definitely. these nba players if they aren't going to get paid it will be pressure from home for them to get vaccinated and get on the court i would guess and collect their paycheck, but these rules from the nba even before this issue on not getting paid were incredibly coercive. if you go through the players health and safety guidelines, the players if you are unvaccinated you had to stay 60 apart at all times, no indoor dining in the same room as the other players and no trips to bars, restaurants,

now is a solid response and by the way, when will irving finally take anthony factories job?back. richard fowler and spike. who's going to bend first? the players or the league? >> i think it depends on what china wants the league to do and they like authoritarian mandates, as we know. i'm sure what's going to happen. he said he changed his mind on vaccination, explaining adequately why he doesn't think he needs to take and is a lot of people around the country who feel the same. they can look at the data and the vast majority of the country if you are healthy young person who does not have pre-existing conditions like obesity or other problems, your likelihood of having severe risks or death from covid is very low so i think it's interesting to see the debate playing out and it's unfortunate magazines like "rolling stone" continue to make up allegations against people who have a legitimate argument and statements to make about why they don't think they should be taking the vaccine. kennedy: it's a very personal physician so it's interesting to me, i didn't realize how many n

if lebron james or kyrie irving or any basket ballplayer, and i like and support them all, there areg vaccinated. you won't be able to play. if i don't vaccinate my children, not with covid, they can't go to school. the consequence of "i'm going to exercise my choice and freedom." that's fine, but -- united airlines fired 50600 people today. >> jesse: one person try to get a religious exemption and got denied. it looks like -- >> harold: we don't know the facts of the hospital. >> jesse: -- no care for people with religious exemptions. >> dagen: there is no middle ground for bill poole who had covid who have natural immunity who can prove it. i had covid in march, i got vaccinated. jonathan isaac, you heard from him a small part of what he said from the orlando magic, gave this incredibly well reasoned speech, made comments about him having covid. these people are lost. you are either vaccinated or some kind of whacked out dirty unvaccinated sterile -- the news coming out of osha that previous covid infections do not excuse employees from the vaccine, natural immunity could be more r

irving county will open its first mass vaccination site for pfizer booster shot spread shots will be given out at the northgate mall in san rafael. they are prioritizing 75 and older. >> new cdc model predicts covid hospitalizations will drop by nearly half in the next two weeks across the country. the same model shows cases and deaths will continue to decline. >> the san jose said he counsels voted to ban flavored tobacco products, e juices and menthol cigarettes. it also gives the new tobacco stores from opening within 1000 feet of schools. reggie: a judge will hear britney spears conservatorship case today. the singer once to her father immediately for the conservatorship. her father does not want to be removed immediately but is also said he wants to end the conservatorship. mike: be prepared for heighten fire conditions as we near critical fire levels up in the north bay mountains, of most dangerous conditions will be in napa where they didn't receive any rain from that storm earlier this week. following your wednesday morning commute with some roadwork due to be picked up at 6:

edith sanchez, assistant professor of pediatrics at columbia university irving medical center. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> help parents understand. you make a great point, the data right now does not show the delta variant is significantly more dangerous for children and that severe outcomes still remain very rare. but, of course, you look at the numbers and they are going up. how do you recommend parents digest that information? >> first of all, i think elizabeth did a phenomenal job, as always, walking us through the numbers. it's concerning. it's concerning no matter how you look at it, some of the nuances, what we are seeing right now is extremely concerning no matter how you slice it. what i would say as of today, right now, we don't know whether or not delta is more severe in children. we may learn in the future that it is. we don't know that right now. what we're seeing might be a combination of we relaxed restrictions and this virus is really going for the people not vaccinated. among those people are children who don'

israelis and palestinians irving side-by-side in lasting peace.he legislation before us is sure that israel can defend its citizens in necessary conditions for lasting peace and our state foreign operations or related programs funding bill passed by the house over the summer, we provided funding to help meet the humanitarian and development needs of that palestinian people. another requirement for lasting peace. pavement --peace must be our mission and allow israelis and palestinians to reconcile but only three-piece can this healing begin to be achieved. this bill demonstrates congress's commitment to israel. it fulfills are imperative to protect the livesof innocent civilians and build the foundations for peace. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and reserve the balance of my time. mr. speaker: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. >> i rise in support of hr5323, providing funding for israel's iron dome system. mr. speaker: -- >> i am proud to support this bill today. we secured funding for iron dome in the continuing resolution that

no word irv any arrests were made or if anyone was cited. >> i'm john ramos is san francisco. it is low rider day in the city. we'll talk about how far this community has come over the years, coming up. >> >> and the desperate effort to save some of the oldest trees on planet from a massive fire burning in southern california. >> using the ocean as a museum. sounds like a novel idea. the environmental message be >>> we have new video into the newsroom of low raiders parading through san francisco streets. today is officially low rider day in the city and goes beyond these iconic cars. john ramos reports it is emblematic of how far the community has come. >> reporter: the low rider automobile. >> reporter: the low riders took over mission street and to those who were here more than 40 years ago, it felt like old times. it was every friday night. friday and saturday nights. this is what it was. >> reporter: they became a symbol of the latino community and a target of police who considered them to be criminal gangs and harassed them for being on the streets. >> it was blatant rac

great testimony when he's up against sam irving back and forth. if you have an education, that is a major way that he tried. what do we tell the people, you tell the people i will pivot from that to the civil rights bill when all hell is breaking loose everywhere with the move now they've seen this and what he and his brother do is they begin to lobby and bring groups to the white house, law groups, religious groups, to get people engaged in supporting and they write that bill. he said it's unlikely we can get a strong bill through, but we have to try. and he also said if people think the law is going to make this go away. two and a half years in the white house and the attorney general 64 and by the spring of 63 they have major civil rights legislation, mobilizing public support and they are figuring out the strategy for getting it through bipartisan. and by the time john kennedy goes down, it is one assigned into july. so right there in the speech, there are several good books that document this but in the context of other things, he saw again t