irwin: it is going well.y acquisition or integration, it ultimately has its challenges, but i have to say i am proud of the team, both from the tilray and aphria side, great management teams working alongside myself. the cultures have come together, the morale is good, the energy is good. to date, we have achieved close to $35 million in u.s. synergies. remember, the canadian market has been closed since november in regards to stores. the european market has been closed. doing this, integrating, not being able to get out to markets, facilities and meet people, has been tough. amanda: great to have you with us today. appreciate it. irwin simon is the ceo of tilray. thank you. for what it is worth, these ongoing bull markets have drawn more and more investors into passive funds, etf's. what makes them so interesting is that some of the biggest money managers in the world -- if you cannot beat them, join them. they are offering etf's. it is amazing to see the actual numbers behind it. kailey: it is crazy. only s

irwin redlene warns us quote get ready for a fast moving surge now.on't share vaccines and resources with low income countries where the virus is festering and few vaccinated expect surge after surge for the foreseeable future. no way around this. so back with us tonight the aforementioned dr. irwin redlaner founder of colombia's national center for disaster awareness who advices us on public health also professor of pediatrics at albert einstein college of medicine. to put it plainly we have 100 million unvaccinated americans in this country. that's a whole lot of potential damage ahead. in your view, what do the next six months look like? what is the level of worry once and for all for vaccinated people in the face of this delta variant? >> hi, brian. i'm really very concerned as are the majority of my colleagues. one of the problems here now is all of us who are so-called experts need to be pretty humble about predicting the future. there's more that we don't know about this delta strain than we do know. a lot of this is going to unfortunately rema

irwin: it is an honor to be part of this panel. as dalia said, the most important change in the supreme court in the past year was the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg and a confirmation and swearing in of amy coney barrett. it is often remarked that anytime there is a new justice it is a different court, especially someone you hover -- especially when you have replaced a liberal justice with a conservative justice. we should think of this term as a supreme court in transition. i neither want to overstate the importance or underestimate its importance. i think it is -- this last term was particularly revealing. one year ago, in october 2019, does a pre-court decided 53 cases and -- the supreme court decided 53 cases. last year, there were 14 five/four decisions. in 10 of the 14, the majority was roberts, thomas, scalia, gorsuch, and cavanaugh. we are replacing ginsburg in garrett in those cases last year. that is likely to change the margin, but not the outcome. we are likely to have six/three rather than five/four decisions. b

very timely, wilfred frost, thank you into still to come, irwin simon jones us with the details on the integrate between the company's marijuana and beer division down 15% in the past month, but still seeing strong gains for the year. >>> shares of boeing weighing on the dow today. we'll talk about the latest headache, and an analyst who upgraded the stock today we'll be right back. young woman whispering: condoms father: condoms charlie. she wants to know if you brought any condoms. young man: yeah i brought some. ancr: eargo a vitually invisible hearing loss solution with high quality sound and lifetime support. eargo 5 is here. our latest device that allows you to personalize your hearing experience. get yours today. and if you're and active or retired federal employee you may qualify to get eargo at no cost to you. - [narrator] dearest noodle houses and hot pot hotshots, thank you for the stir fry that gets us all stirred up. whatever you can serve, we'll proudly deliver. (lively music) >>> 32 minutes left. shares of nokia are moving higher after the company said it's plan to go ra

back with us tonight, doctor irwin redlener. he advises us on public health.s was not a conversation any of us wanted to have to start talking about the lack of ventilators at this point. i want to play something joe biden, the president, said earlier on his latest vaccine push. take a listen. >> please get vaccinated now. it works. it's free it's never been easier. it's never been more important. do it now, for yourself and the people you care about. for your neighborhood, your country. that sounds corny, but it's a patriotic thing to do. >> he's passionate operations manager in mississippi we heard was also, urban. the problem is the message has been the same. vaccines, work they're free, easy to get. what's the new plan? when we see these poor vaccination rates in a lot of different parts of the country, what is your thought about how change gets made? trying to get made? is it baked in? >> chris, this is really an eerie replay of where we were going last year. hopefully we won't be anywhere near as bad. the here about a hospital running out of ventilators

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to return so is the economy too hot or too cold in a new column in "the new york times" today neal irwin says the economy is a riddle right now many are having a hard time solving. the senior economics correspondent at "the times" joins us now neal, if the economy is so good and earnings are so great, why do i feel so nauseated >> who said things can't be hot and cold at the same time? this very strange environment, these pressures are real so we see wage gains and consumer price inflation eating away at the wage gains we're seeing bond markets and sentiment on what happens in the future and it's going to be a rocky transition from this boom resurgence to try to get back to a full employment type of economy. >> a rocky transition. so in the end which side of this argument prevails? is it those who say the economy is hot and moving up or those who say we're looking to get a repeat of the 2010s where growth is slow? this isn't the roaring '20s? >> i'm optimistic we can get back to that of 2019 there are warning signs out there. one we have not seen labor force rebound in the last year it's

and doctor irwin redlener, founder of the disaster preparedness who advises us on public health. he's also a professor of pediatrics at albertan stun college of medicine. good to see you after what was an emotional day. to jackie, what did this committee managed to do with this first hearing? what was important about how this all began? >> yeah, thank you for having me on. i think the select committee wanted to put the political chaos that we've seen leading up to this first hearing of the investigation of january 6th, and to put the spotlight strictly on the first person accounts from these four heroic police officers, and the traumatic experiences that they had banking on the fact that these would resonate with the american public. breaking through the political war we've seen back and forth between nancy pelosi and minority leader kevin mccarthy. all eyes were trained on officers fanone, gonell, and harry dunn's, and officer hodges as they provided excruciating graphic details of what happened that day as they -- as the capital was invaded by hundreds of rioters. funneling des

irwin. redlner, as always dog, thank you so much for coming.ing our questions and for your fourth right answers. coming up for us, the last minute, the desperate efforts to keep the bipartisan infrastructure proposal, now on life support from total collapse, how is that for optimism? wow fo optimism wo flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk >> look, senators of goodwill on both sides want to finish the bipartisan infrastructure bill before the august recess, but in order to finish the bill we first need to agree to start that. is the first step, let's all agree to start. that's what this week's vote is about, and i hope my republican colleagues will -- >> that is sense speech for god knows what's, a bipartisan group of senators emerge from a meeting just tonight, sounding hopeful on infrastructure agreement on the horizon. but majority leader schumer still pushing ahead with a procedural v

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irwin redlener. thank you for being here. should players like taylor who you hust just now who are asymptomatic be allowed to play? it's probably as good if not better than a covid asymptomatic player. >> well, it's a tough call. it's heartbreaking to hear a player who's been training all these years and this is the ultimate activity they want to do, and they've been so prepped for physically and mentally. this is a blow. but at the end of the day from a public health point of view, we have to isolate and separate people who are covid-positive testing, even if the at the moment they're asymptomatic. the reason is they can still transmit the virus to other people unfortunately. >> doctor, team usa's doc has revealed that 100 of the 613 athletes are still not vaccinated. it is a higher vaccination rate than the national average, but does that number still concern you, and does that put other athletes at risk? >> well, it considers me a lot and the reason is we should not be having events or opening up businesses or other kinds

. >> reporter: doctor irwin wants young people to know this. >> they are not subjected to an experiment news. >>> this is the final today to get vaccinated at san francisco's miss county center. since it opened, the mass vaccination diet site has given more than one third of 1 million doses. it helped make san francisco the first city in the nation to reach 80% vaccinated. the site will take walk-in appointments until 6:00 tonight. >>> the supreme court will not take up a bid to overturn the mask mandate. a man in florida challenged the order, saying his anxiety disorder prevents him from wearing a mask, so he has not been able to fly with the mandate in place. for now, the mask mandate stays. >>> it could be passport problems, not masks, that make your next trip difficult. the passport offices are facing an enormous backlog and the department is advising americans to submit an application at least six months in advance. the agency is expected to brief lawmakers tomorrow on what it is doing to speed things up. >>> let's turn our attention to the windy weather. >> indeed, very breezy. >>

joining me now is nbc news white house correspondent monica alba and public health analyst irwin redletterh you. what is your take away from the new cdc findings? >> right. so actually this is a very fast moving situation. obviously. new data which is coming fast and furious. it is causing a lot of confusion on how to message all the information to the public is able to stay focused and able to follow the facts. we don't know anything on that definitively. what we're learning now as just said is vaccinated as well as unvaccinated people can actually very high viral loads of this delta variant. it's really important. even if you're vaccinated, you get exposed to somebody that is infected, you could actually transmit the virus to somebody else. this is prompting this idea that that serve wearing masks indoors, vaccinated or not. what is not spoken is that even -- this is even increasing the urgency about trying to get people to get vaccinated. it's really important. i don't think that is in the cards just yet, ayman. >> with the fact that this is fast moving as dr. redletter was saying there

irwin redlener, always good talking to you.very much. >>> up next, we will take a look at what president biden's next move could and maybe should be when it comes to pushing back on russia and its involvement in cyberattacks against the u.s. a former assistant director of the fbi will weigh in when we come back. the fbi will weigh in when we come back. you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber or an online prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'm on it. sounds like a plan. limu emu... and doug. i'm on it. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk abou

movement in the stock, frank >>> shares of tilray up 24% after strong earnings and that commentary from irwin goods company or m&a with the u.s. cannabis producer focused on potential cannabis legalization at the federal level. >> going after the consumer area today, consumer products that couldverted and having msos that have retail stores that will allow us to sell adult use products or medical products is a second tier >> in its first earnings after the tilray merger, 27 cents per share compared to estimates of an 11 cent loss. those missed estimates, the company's price fell 24% and tilray took a charge caused by the covid shutdown of retail stores in canada that forced customers to shop online, and he believes, led newer customers to shop by price. >> your grandmother is not -- i don't know if she's going online and ordering and, secondly, there's no one to help her through what she's buying in regards to potency, why she's buying it is for sleep, for anxiety, for pain and why she's buying it. she walks into a store, there's someone educating her about the product and telling her the att

. >> he's passionate, that operations manager in mississippi we heard was too, irwin, but the problem vaccines work, they're free, easy to get. but what's the new plan when we see these poor vaccination rates in a lot of different parts of the country, what's your thought about how change gets made, can it get made, is it baked in? >> yeah, chris, this is really an eerie replay of where we were going last year and hopefully it won't be anywhere near as bad. to hear about a hospital running out of ventilators is awesome and scary. i think the challenge now is that there's no new message. the new strategy was really about getting people who are close to the communities that were being hesitant or resistant, spokespersons promoting the vaccine like the person you played earlier, those people who connect to the communities where there's hesitancy have to be out there. beyond that, we have a certain hard core minute number of people who are not hesitant. we need to make this distinction. they're not hesitant, they're actually anti-vaxxers and paying more attention to social media than medi

as everyone knows, irwin, debbie tate, the executive committee, the staff, it isn't one person. as wonderful as david was and the ceo and now, you as the sports ceo in our 35 year history we get the recognition in that role, but the success is an incredible village of people who are dedicated to the mission. this event today is an example of the kind of support. i saw some of the incredible lineups and the thought leadership by the fcc chairs who are so supportive of us and the work we do. so i would like to thank everyone. i can't really acknowledge all of the support that i've received over the past ten years. i would ask that you provide him the same support, and overwhelming support that i had. organizations like mmt see often don't have the resources that are needed so i'm going to ask everyone in the sound of my voice and hopefully this will be viewed and recorded i'm going to ask everyone to support mmtc with your hearts and thoughts and liens and also financially so that bob can increase the current staff which is like five or seven. people can't believe all that mmtc do

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branson to take over the reins, but i also, i appreciate the proclamation, but as everyone knows, ron, irwin, debby tate, arie, bob, our executive staff. mmtc is not one person and you know, david, as wonderful as david was as the founding ceo and then ken as our second ceo me as the third and now you, bob, as the mmtc fourth ceo in our history, we get the recognition as ceo, but the success is an incredible village of people who really are dedicated to mmtc and to our mission. and this event today is just an example of the kinds of support that mmtc has. i saw some of the tradescraft were tweeting about look at mmtc's incredible lineup and the leadership brought by former fcc chair who are so supportive of us and the work we do. so, i'd just like to thank everyone. i can't really acknowledge all of the support that i've received over the past 10 years. i just would ask that you provide bob branson with the same support and overwhelming support that i had. ormss -- organizations like mmtc have a great responsibility and we don't have the resources really needed so i'm going to ask everyone i

that they wouldn't find their way back yeah, they also called wildlife catcher to help out to bindi irwiny yeah. you know what to do. no more states have popped up since solis there thanking them sold for that. >> 6.56. and coming up, the state of california has new rules for when your kids go back to class this fall will tell you whether they need to mask or not at school and the search is in day 4 now for an east bay man who went running and wasn't seen after that. we're going to take a look at how they're looking for him and they are and works with children. is busted trying to we thought was going to be a 14 year-old child. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm darya folsom. and i'm james fletcher. we want to start off the 07:00am hour with checks of weather and traffic with headlines here in just a minute. yeah. better way to start than to end the l

irwin redliner from the national center for disaster preparedness at columbia university and dr. michael sag from the division of infectious disease at the university of alabama at birmingham. it is great to see you both. doctor, i want to start with you, walking me the finding because there is a lot to take in. what most concerns? >> what most concerns me is we start off thinking that vaccinated people would not carry the virus as much as unvaccinated people. it turns out that is not true. that 75% of the cases, the if youly determined cases of covid are actually among vaccinated people. so the bottom line here is that if you've been fully vaccinated, you will very likely be protected from serious clinical symptoms and hospitalizations and death from the virus. but it will not protect you from carrying the infection with few or little or no symptoms. this is important because that means that while you won't get very sick if you're vaccinated, you still may be a carrier that will make it a problem for people who are vulnerable. which includes people who are older, people with pre

. >> host: so when you came back from fort irwin was at a busted balloon? >> it was for me. because you just felt like you got shorted there. not that i wanted to leave my family, my daughters and everything forever but you train, you train, you train, you train and then you don't get involvement. you go home. so we went back to doing what we were doing. >> yes it did stay high. we learned a lot about ourselves out there too. we had to do a lot of adapting. we were not given the greatest support. but we were able to overcome all of that. and just that environment for 60 days in that environment the one who experienced that new. we were fighting there's about four world class uproar out there, our equipment issues were fixed we were consistently defeating that outpour heavily. so around with height regardless. >> so you came back and just fell into the routine again? >> fell back into a routine. back in to do our bradley gunnery, doing everything else the national guard unit does. when we came back without getting back, we had bradley's, hidden mortar and all of that. i start

joining us is laura cologny and craig irwin.their gross margins come in better. what stood out for you >> it's a good quarter evs are the future >> laura, what about you what were you hoping to learn? and what did you get >> well, this looks really positive for tesla and nothing is clear until the quarterly filing comes out often you get the one-time events for change in accounting that are articulated with the filing, so this seems really positive they're improving their margins and so on, but i want to know, was it removing radars in north american and as far as questions i'm hoping on the call, i would like to know more about how they plan to deal with increasing costs on raw materials and the parts shortage, if it's holding them back. >> supply-chain challenges, port congestion continue to be present. we're combing for a line that indicates that will lessen in q3 or q4, but haven't seen it yet craig, any thoughts on that? but now semiconductors and other components are important it's impacting several other large oems tesla

senate democrats unveiling a draft bill today to end the federal ban on marijuana on yesterday's show, irwinthe next 24 months >> i think something happens in the next 24 months and there's a lot in regards to what could happen in congress, what could happen in the house, what could happen in the next lelection i come back and say voters are saying we want some type of legalization 93% of americans say we want legalization of cannabis >> let's get to ylan moye in washington with the latest what is in this proposal >> reporter: top senate democrats legalizing cannabis at the federal level clearing the industry to have full access to the banking and financial systems. the bill would remove cannabis from the controlled substances act and also establish a minimum age of 21 to buy marijuana the catch though is that democrats want to impose an excise tax, 10% in year one climbing up to 25% by year five. after that calculated based on weight and concentration and equal to 25% of market value >> i will lay myself down to stop an easy banking bill that's going to allow all the corporations to make mo

irwin and ft.oke as well as germany are going to be important to maintaining our current ground force capabilities i represent ft. poke. it's in my district proudly. how would you say the president's budget considers for those? i know you were addressing that briefly with congressman green. maybe i go to the secretary first. >> sure, congressman. first of all, readiness is incredibly important. it's one of our -- i think of the overall army program as a three-legged stool. you have modernization, readiness, and you have structure. so as the chief said, we have funded 20 rotations, ctc rotations in our budget because the army has worked very hard in the last several years to dig itself out of a readiness trough that was substantially a result of sequestration and the budget control act and maintaining that readiness to fight tonight is very important, so we've tried to emphasize that and don't feel that there's really any head space in that area, if you will. i don't know, general mcconville, if you