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. >>> michael andrew made headlines this week when he spoke unmasked before the reporters.en common in the village? >> reporter: you know, we're only at the venues, so we can see what the athletes are doing there. i know at gymnastics, they've been pretty good about wearing masks all the time, even in the zone when they're talking to reporters. and there are a lot of protocols in place. they're still not right up with the reporters. they're about 6 feet away. according to the tokyo rules, athletes are not required to wear a mask in the mix zone if they're 6 feet away from reporters. most gymnasts are masked, but if they're unspoken, she might be instructed to take it off and speak louder. some have done it. it's not totally unheard of. i think the situation with swimming and michael andrew, it's much more high-profile because he's come out and said he's not vaccinated, and 17% of all u.s. athletes here are not vaccinated and that's how it kind of stays in the headline. >> it's kind of interesting when you think about the summer games. they're really the first ones, i think,

respect my decision to andrew will compete in the 100 meter breaststroke 200 meter individual medley and 50 meter freestyle at the games. >> and while he's been compared to michael phelps. andrew says he's excited to forge his own path. >> baby michael phelps, a little bit of a weird comparisons may want to leave my own legacy, create my own path. but it's an helps the ledge and to have even a portion of the success he has had in the sport would be amazing that so that was marni hughes reporting for us. >> tokyo. state of emergency will last at least 6 weeks and will be in effect throughout the games. the meantime, the olympic village open today. just ahead of the start of the olympics on july 23rd this all despite of the state of emergency athletes will wear masks and be tested in the village daily after being tested for covid-19 at least twice before leaving home. and again upon arrival about 11,000 athletes are expected for the olympics and 4400 for the paralympics which commences on august 24th the international olympic committee says more than 80% of the village occupants will be fully vaccinated. first lady jill biden will be in tokyo for the opening cerem

amid so much concern in tokyo ahead of the olympics with the coronavirus, the american swimmer michael andreweral events and a gold medal favorite revealing he hasn't been vaccinated against covid. he said he didn't want to risk taking the vaccine, not knowing what it would do to his body. >>> when we come back, billionaires vying to be first and space, and what you'll see here this weekend. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right aw

there is a name michael andrews, which is one that we should keep an eye on. michael is as tough to beat as anyone in the world so that might be a name we get to know before we leave here. >> it appears that track is a place the u.s. could really clean up. >> for the last three olympics, that's 13 years, one guy's been the fastest man in the world. usain bolt. like michael phelps, we finally have an olympics without him and it's a great opportunity for the united states. noah lyles in the 200 meters. they are going to have opportunities to take some of that fastest-man-in-the- world title. if there is one athlete at these games, who really defines our time and our growth, as a society, to me, it's allison felix. a mom who says i am going to be a working mom and still be at an olympic level. she has used her voice to speak out and it's great to see her one more olympics. >> she brings so much grace. >> in everything she does. >> yeah. >> our friend, mike tirico. now, as simone biles and her teammates prepare to compete this weekend, hoda kotb wanted to know wha

behind yap is in responding to the pandemic, let's talk about this, "washington post" reports michael andrew when he participates in the tokyo games. he was basically worried about getting it between the trials and olympics because he didn't know how his body would respond to it. what do you think about that argument. does that hold any water, pardon the pun? >> i find it very unconvincing. if you're informed you know in 99% of the cases the worst thing you have is a sore arm for a day. virtually all, according to the best intelligence we can get, 90 plus percent of his american olympians have been vaccinated. they kwontd their training. the idea that i can't run the minimal risk that for a day two my training might be disrupted by taking the vaccine, look i understand that you have to point towards the olympics. i under that it's been put off for a year. i under that these athletes have very strict regimens that they follow. at some point you have to think of others. this seems like a highly egocentric decision. >> he can be sidelined because he coaches covid. i don't get this. that has hap

. >>> and swimmer michael andrew expected to make a splash at the olympics for team usa, but he willholder told reporters yesterday that he does not plan on getting the shot in the future because it might interfere with his training schedule. >> as an athlete, on a daily level everything we do is very calculated. for me and the training cycle especially at the trials, i didn't want to risk any days out because we know that there are periods where you have to deal with some days off. >> international olympic committee has encouraged athletes to be vaccinated ahead of the games but there is no requirement for anyone competing in the games. >>> to the stanley cup champion lightning, they will have their second boat parade in tampa on monday, but will players throw the stanley cup from boat to boat? you might remember tom brady and the bucs tossing the lombardi trophy when they won the super bowl. stanley cup's twitter feed which is a great follow giving a warning to brady stay away, this is too heavy to throw. but brady says i don't know, everything feels a bit lighter with some tequila

spreading there, some athletes are choosing not to be vaccinated, including team usa swimmer michael andrew, i did get the vaccine because i understand well as any athlete everything we put in our body has >> and for something that's come to the market so quickly. i don't know how my body is going react to it. >> that was felicia bolton reporting for us. senate is worth noting that olympic athletes are not required to get vaccinated for covid-19 in order to participate in the games. >> feel like we're going to see more and more cases of that as the game's move on. unfortunately. >> and the opening ceremonies are friday, though. it's true. we had a couple days to go to to fix something all right. we're going to figure out is what what's going on? we have a lot to figure honest saturday. it's to 50, you know. know what we can figure out though is in the breeze is here with the whether this is true. and jonathan just seen go the families back together. reunited and it feels so good right, i didn't think you are ever coming back stop i went to disneyland last weekend. >> i think you're really t

swimmer michael andrew says he wasn't. >> i didn't want to put anything in my body i didn't know hows still possible to get covid post vaccine but the effects are less likely to beccording to the cdc. some prefer the freedom of choice over the threat of hill. coal beazley made that clear in june tweeting "if you're scared of me then steer clear or get vaccinated, point blank period. i'd rather die of living." the envelope policy is players get tested every two weeks and unvaccinated every day. the league told teams any covid-19 outbreak among unvaccinated players would lead to the team's forfeit and loss if the game can't be made up. across leagues vaccination rates have climbed in recent months. >> covid-19 vaccine. >> reporter: the wnba led the way announcing in late june 99% of its athletes were fully vaccinated and major league soccer hopes to follow the trend. >> the most important thing was education. our team doctors were available for any types of questions we had for them. >> reporter: do you worry that somehow because someone else isn't vaccinated that it would affect your

and so, yes, the american swimmer michael andrew not vaccinated, that becomes a problem for the u.s.m team. will they be able to weather that? hopefully they will and hopefully there will be no incidents at all. but when you have unvaccinated athletes in your midst, that adds to the layers of concern. that's what this is all about right now. the ultimate concern, the worries, the fears that something terrible could happen here in terms of covid. that hasn't happened yet, and let's hope it doesn't. but if it does, i think the unvaccinated could play a big role if that, in fact, were to become the story. >> let's hope it doesn't as you say. christine brennan, we look forward to your reporting from the games. thanks so much for being with us. >> reporter: kim, thank you so much. >>> today is england's long awaited freedom day, the day the country lifts nearly all of its remaining social distancing restrictions. but so far, at least it doesn't seem very free. there are red flags galore, not the least of which is the surge in case count in the uk, 50,000 new infections per day. and then t

. >>> michael andrew said he will not be vaccinated for covid-19 for the olympics in tokyo.e is encouraging but not requiring athletes to be vaccinated. andrew, the american record holder in the men's 100 meter said he feels a vaccine would interfere with his training schedule. here he is. >> as an athlete, on an elite level, everything is very calculated and understood and for me the training cycle, especially in trials, i didn't want to risk any days out. there was the appearance where taking the vaccine you have to deal with some days off. >> now nick curry os has pulled out of the olympics complete l. he said part of the reason is because there won't be fans now in the stands at all. the 26-year-old tweeting it has been my dream to represent australia at the olympic and i may never get that opportunity again, but i also know myself. the thought of playing in empty stadiums doesn't sit right with me and never has, unquote. and the play of the day coming from padre's relief pitcher daniel camarena, 28-year-old rookie didn't just get his first big league hit, it is a grand

there was some push back when swimmer michael andrews revealed he's not vaccinated the u.s. says 83% of all us athletes have been vaccinated, but they've instructed athletes to use every precaution. so when somebody asks me should the games go on. i can say emphatically that, yes, indeed, they should go on. i think the health and safety measures have been implemented. >> exceptional and i'm very confident that we can have a safe and successful games. >> in tokyo. i'm jack doles. >> this week the biden administration unveiled a new 3 billion dollar grant program run by the commerce department's economic development administration. now that department is calling on communities to come together and pitch their ideas for improving recovery kron 4 washington correspondent anna wiernicki is in washington with details. >> good evening. the department of commerce as their new grant program can help every single local community across the country. they're asking those communities to tell them what they need to rebuild and how much money they need to make it happen. >> the u.s. depart

spreading there, some athletes are choosing not to be vaccinated, including team usa swimmer michael andrew, i did get the vaccine because i understand well as any athlete everything we put in our body has and for something that's come to the market so quickly. i don't know how my body is going react to it. >> that was felicia bolden for us tonight. it is worth noting that olympic athletes are not required to get vaccinated for covid-19 in order to participate. >> now to our 4 zone forecast tonight as we take a live look at coit tower. all lit up on this saturday night. >> let's check in now with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to see what's in store for fire weather. watch this weekend. >> yeah, because we're not only going to be under a fire weather watch just in. and jonathan, but a red flag warning for the highest peaks in the bay area. mainly elevations above 2000 feet. but that fire weather watch does include solano county. so all of these watches and warnings. we'll go into effect. starting sunday at 5 o'clock at night continuing through monday at 05:00pm and it's going to includ

swimmer, michael andrew, says he wasn't. >> i didn't want to put anything in my body that i didn't knowrisk any days out. >> reporter: it is, still, possible to get covid, post-vaccine. but the effects are less likely to be severe, according to the cdc. but some, still, prefer the freedom of choice, over a threat of health. buffalo bills' wide receiver, cole beasley made that clear in june tweeting, if you are scared of me, then steer clear or get vaccinated. pointblank, period. i may die of covid but i'd rather die, actually, living. the nfl's policy is vaccinated players get tested once every two weeks, while unvaccinated players get tested every day. the league, also, told teams, any covid-19 outbreak, among unvaccinated players, would lead to the team's forfeit and loss, if the game can't be made up. >> hi. >> reporter: across leagues, vaccination rates have climbed, in recent months. >> covid-19 vaccine. >> reporter: the wnba has led the way. announcing, in late june, 99% of its athletes were fully vaccinated. and major league soccer hopes to follow the trend. >> i think the most i

swimmer michael andrew says he wasn't. >> i didn't want to put anything in my body that i didn't knowut. >> reporter: it is still possible to get covid post-vaccine, but the effects are less likely to be severe, according to the cdc. but some still prefer the freedom of choice over a threat of health. buffalo bills wide receiver cole beasley made that clear in june, tweeting if you're scared of me, then steer clear or get vaccinated. point blank period. i may die of covid, but i'd rather die actually living. the nfl's policy is vaccinated players get tested once every two weeks while unvaccinated players get tested every day. the league also told teams any covid-19 outbreak among unvaccinated players would lead to the team's forfeit and loss if the game can't be made up. >> hi. i am with the detroit tigers. >> reporter: across leagues, vaccination rates have climbed in recent months. >> covid-19 vaccine. >> reporter: the wnba has led the way, announcing in late june 99% of its athletes were fully vaccinated. major league soccer hopes to follow the trend. >> i think the most important

michael andrew, one of the stars of the u.s. swim team told me a week ago or so that he was not vaccinated. i've written about that. so, there are certainly there's one. we know one of the alternates, one of the gymnastics alternates said that she was not vaccinated. again, we do not know if she is any way involved with this breaking news. yes, unvaccinated athletes from the u.s. and unvaccinated athletes from around the world. again, that contributes to this conversation. >> and coco gauff, tennis superstar for america, out, christine. tell us about this. >> reporter: yes, brianna. she tested positive, not here. very different story than what we're talking about with gymnastics. coco gauff was going to be one of the fresh faces of the u.s. team and certainly the u.s. tennis team. she announced that on social media that she tested positive. this is before she got on any plane to tokyo. she is not going to be here. she is out of the olympics. and you know, this is something that we will see, i think, more and more, athletes who o

. >>> michael andrew competing in three events saying he is not vaccinated and doesn't plan on it inictions like no fans have stars like novak djokovic thinking twice about competing. fresh off of his victory at wimbledon he is on track to be the first man to win a golden slam. a grand slam and an olympic medal. >> i was going to go to the olympic games but now i'm divided. it's kind of 50/50 because of what i heard in the last couple days. for some events, the competition is heating up. team usa suffering a stunning loss to nigeria in basketball in the first olympic exhibition game. >> kevin durant getting stuffed at the rim by precious achua, one of seven nba pros playing for nigeria. the american team also stacked with stars including damien lilliard and jason tatum. >> we have not played together before so we're trying to figure it out. this is good for us and we're going to regroup. >> there is hope that some events outside of tokyo would have spectators, but local leaders in fukushima and others where they had baseball events they will not allow fans either. tom yamas for us in

there was some push back when swimmer michael andrews revealed he's not vaccinated the u.s. c says 83% of all us athletes have been vaccinated, but they've instructed athletes to use every precaution. so when somebody asks me should the games go on. i can say emphatically that, yes, indeed, they should go on. i think the health and safety measures have been implemented. >> exceptional and i'm very confident that we can have a safe and successful games in tokyo. i'm jack doles. >> take a look at this a group of american navy sailors watching the opening ceremonies together yesterday. you can see them cheering when the usa team entered the stadium. this is video from the fleet activity group in your costco, which is about an hour away from tokyo. a lot of family members on base. station there live there all the time just run on countryman. they're in tokyo. >> let's take a live look outside right now in the east baker's walnut creek and the traffic along highway 24 sunsets pretty pretty out there tonight. fog there for meteorologists marisa rodriguez here tonight. >> with a lo

break an all-time heat record one of america's top swimmers, michael andrew, reveals he has not receivedto tokyo anyway. and it looks like we have a winner in the battle of the billionaires >> richard branson set to launch to space in a rocket plane on sunday if successful, the 70-year-old entrepreneur will beat rival and amazon founder jeff bezos by just nine days branson, bezos and tesla founder elon musk have been pumping billions of dollars into their space companies with a push to bring ordinary americans to the final frontier with a look at the space race and what it could mean for other aspiring astronauts, here's morgan brennan >> reporter: the dream of a lifetime and an investment two decades in the making. sir richard branson will climb aboard the space plane sunday morning. a 90 minute trip to the edge of space, which if all goes according to plan -- >> gorgeous. >> and at that moment we will have become astronauts >> reporter: as the company looks to launch service next year, this will test the customer experience. >> welcome to the club, astronauts >> were than richard when

swimmer michael l andrew reveal he has not been vaccinate and will not be vaccinated ithe future a statementndrews said as an athlete on the elite level, he didn't want to affect his training cycle the news comes after japan issued a crackdown banning spectators because of a covid surge. here is tom llamas >> reporter: when the olympics kick off, these seats will be empty. no claps, no cheers, no fans at all. organizers pulling back k on pls announced just two weeks ago to allow some local spectators. the ban on fans coming just hours after japan's prime minister announced a new state of emergency in tokyo which begins monday and will run through the entire olympics. one of the reasons for the state of emergency officialsant to thin out the crowds at restaurants and bars, like here in downtown tokyo. officials are urging those businesses not to serve alcohol. they want people to watch at home even the illuminated olympic rings are being shut off early the new restrictions come after an uptick in covid cases in tokyo due to the delta variant and while transmission here is still relatively low

olympic swimmer michael andrew is one of the athletes refusing the shot. >> i didn't want to risk any days out. we know there were periods where taking the vaccine you have to deal with days off. >> usa basketball on the hunt for a replacement after bradley beal found out he is not going to tokyo because of health and safety protocols related to covid. the team cancelled the exhibition match with australia out of abundance of caution. >> some matches, including women's soccer and softball actually kick off next wednesday. under this year's unprecedented covid restrictions, nearly all of these matches will be held without fans. for "cbs this morning," lucy craft, tokyo. >>> the largest wildfire in the u.s. is threatening to merge with another fire. the bootleg fire in southern oregon has already burned more than 227,000 acres. an area larger than new york city. it's one of more than 70 large fires burning across 12 states west. thfires destroyed omabou0 . it's only 7% contained. the fire's expected to continue growing amid extremely dry conditions and hot weather. >>> turning to europe

. >>> michael andrew saying he is not vaccinated and doesn't plan on it in the near future. >> all ofng. fresh off of his victory, he's now on track to be the first man to win a golden slam, a grand slam plus a gold medal. >> my plan was always to go to the olympic games, but right now i'm a little bit divided. it's kind of 50/50 because of what i heard in the last couple days. >> for some events, the competition is already heating up. on the basketball court over the weekend, team usa suffering a stunning loss to nigeria in the first olympic warm up exhibition game. >> kevin durant getting stuffed at the rim by one of the 7 nba pros playing for nigeria. the american team also stacked with nba stars. >> none of us have ever played with each other, so we're just trying to figure it out. we know we don't have three or four weeks or whatever it may be, but i think this is good for us. and just regroup. >> tom yamas with that report. >>> now to a frightening moment in the sky for passengers on a single engine sesna plane in alaska. an 18-year-old man took control of the plane in an attemp

he dropped 24 points on 7 for 17 shooting to lead italy to one o to 95 win over serbia andrew wiggins and michaelchance to play in the olympics for team canada, but they failed to qualify. so congrats to me, go. maybe we'll play against team usa later this month. coco gauff's wimbledon run has come to an end in the 4th round. the 17 year-old lost to what former wimbledon champion angelica kerber 6, 4, 6, 4, >> kerber is now the only former champion remaining in the tournament. she won wimbledon in 2018. so nice run for cocoa. back to those jerseys. i'll be honest, everyone hates them. >> what do you guys think they're white and orange to have the bay bridge and then a big g plastered on the front. >> i love them again. i'm just saying that i don't to give it some time. okay. i'm a traditionalist. i like the classic uniforms that they've had forever, right. i'll give it is time you know, if they finish the season. first place to go to the right. first glance. >> i don't love them ready you. how to grow on. i'm the same way to go. >> it's going to give it a you're right. they when they and instead

. >>> and from the diving platform this morning, andrew capobianco and michael hixon earned silver inchronized final. >>> the u.s. men's basketball team returned to its ways this morning, bouncing back. a streak of 25 straight olympic wins come to an end with the 120-66 victory over iran. meanwhile, the women's 3x3 team. the u.s. currently leads the world with 30 total medals. >>> straight ahead, lawmakers say infracture deal within reach with the deal. but will they get the job done before the recess? we're back in a moment. innovating, sourcing organic ingredients, testing them and fermenting. fermenting? yeah like kombucha or yogurt. and we formulate everything so your body can really truly absorb the natural goodness. that's what we do, so you can do you. new chapter wellness, well done. ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr financing on the all 2021 lexus hybrid models. experience amazing. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, get 0.9% apr financing

andrew wiggins and michael motors had a chance to play in the olympics for team canada.ut they failed to qualify to a few games out there. all righty coco gauff's wimbledon run has come to an end in the 4th round. the 17 year-old lost to former wimbledon champion and the leak her or 6, 4, 6, 4, kerber is now the only former champion remaining in the tournament. remember, serena went down with knee early in the 1 one will 1020 18. >> not star-studded field at one built anymore. a nice run. my co co. 17 years long i'm sure they'll be a time where she's just as winning major after major could be the next arena. yeah. for sure. yeah. all right. thank you. >> well, an army veteran in the north bay went above and beyond for the 4th of july weekend with a huge display of patriotism aaron, but kaye chanel and her husband jonathan spray painted a fully detail 20 by 30 foot american flag onto their front lawn in solano county and enlisted in the army after high school and served 5 years, including deployment in iraq. she says she wants people to remember the meaning of independenc

divers andrew and michael hickson won silver in the synchronized diving competition.count, u.s. in first place. back to you. >> frank, thank you. >>> well, crypto currencies, what are they good for according to yesterday's senate banking hearing, not much. those details are next and as we return from break, shares of starbucks. and the coffee chain did lower its outlook for sales in china ceo joined us first on cnbc last hour >> if it means wearing masks in our stores, we're happy to do that and we've been doing that throughout our quarter in geographies in the united states that had more spread of this latest variant and candidly, their same-store comps were higher than the national average. i don't see this impacting us. we can rapidly adapt to whatever happens to this variant. the fact that there's a vaccine out there, there's a solution to this nk believes that if a pair of goggles can help your backhand get better... yeah! ...then your bank should help you budget even better. (laughing) virtual wallet® is so much more than a checking account. its low cash mode fe

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. >> reporter: one more note of interest, michael jordan was 28 when he won his first championship, lebron james, 27, giannis is just 26, andrewtulations to the >>> right now on "america this morning," the delta variant of the coronavirus tightens its grip. new cases up more than 300% in parts of texas, up more than 100% in part of florida and now a study claims the j&j shot may not be as effective against the delta variant. the experts weigh in on booster shots, new restrictions and another variant of the virus found in a major city. >>> extreme conditions. smoke from wildfires burning in the west travels nearly 3,000 miles to the east coast. the air quality alert and overseas another once in a century flood disaster leaves kindergarten students stranded in waist high water in a subway tunnel. >>> party inil the bucks are nba champs for the first time in 50 y

georgia congressman andrew clyde refused to shake the hand of d.c. metro police officer michael officer who shot the insurrectionist who breached the speaker's lobby. then there's kevin. good old kevin mccarthy. for weeks officer fanone had asked to meet with kevin but to no avail. when he did, kevin refused to denounce the whitewashing of the january 6th attack. is that what they mean when they say blue lives matter? hysterical republicans like ted cruz have denied these claims. fact check. mr. vacation in mexico. biden has vowed to spend $260 million more than the orange guy on the police. also it was republicans who literally voted against funding for the police in the american rescue package. so tonight, pretending that they actually care about the police when they really don't, the republican party is the absolute worst. that is tonight's reidout. "all in" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> we will march to the capitol building and call on congress to stop the steal. we are hoping patriots like you will join us to continue the fight to protect the integrity of our elec

three young civil rights activists, names well known to my generation -- james chaney, andrew goodman, and michaelwar schwarner were kidnapped and murdered because they were there to register black voters. then they went to mississippi where medgar evers was gunned down. standing on the spot where medgar evers fell, john's voice caught as he said the man this man -- the night this man was killed something died in all of us in the civil rights movement. john led us there because he wanted us to never forget the terrible sacrifices made by so many to fulfill the promises by our nation and secure voting rights. this saturday will mark the first one-year anniversary of john lewis' passing. i miss him. he was a real friend. when he left us, something in all of us wept. but we can't keep the spirit of john lewis alive by p defending the greatest cause of his life, the cause -- i should say that we can keep the spirit of john lewis alive by about defending the greatest cause of his life, the cause for which he nearly died as a young man on that bridge in selma, the right of every american to vote. madam

michael, look, it was a pleasure to talk, she will leave it there. that was mike maloof, a former pentagon adviser, thanks coming on. thank you, andrew. he's already the world's richest man, but thomas and found jeff bezos has scaled new heights off the blasting off into orbit in his new rocket. the managers start to what? the what it was a quick trip into space, entire journey lost in just 10 minutes off landing safe and back on earth. although some had wanted to stay in space for a lot longer, perhaps for good, an online petition objecting to his re entry to rack up more than 100. 60000 signatures. he's kellum off in us new yorkers. whether in an ideal world would allow you, we need them here, but i'm saying it's a lot of things happen in the world. you don't need to be flying to the space. well, that seems a little bit extreme, but maybe because it will probably never really happen. those 3 people alone can take care of the whole world problems right now with the pandemic. but they're going to space at the end of the day. we supposed be focusing on our population, not up there down here jeff days. those is not the only 1000000000 a

michael valente he is our family's hero. who are the heroes in your family? ♪ >>> new york governor andrewuestions about allegations of sexual harassment against him. lawyers hired by the new york attorney general are expected to sit down with the governor today, according to a source familiar with the investigation. the governor has denied ever touching anyone inappropriately and cnn's polo sandoval joins me now from new york. polo what do we know about this interview? and what does it signal for this on going investigation? >> reporter: jim, this is governor cuomo's chance to share his account with two lawyers in albany who are investigating accusations of sexual harassment against him. we just checked in at the capitol city right now and no significant update. but in the meantime, this interview is a big sign that the probe could be almost over after almost five months. remember, new york, tish james was the one who opened this inquiry after two former cuomo staffers came forward accusing the governor of inappropriate behavior and since then more women have made claims against him. cuom

hurricane michael made landful to become the first category 5 storm to hit the united states since hurricane andrew in 1992. 2019 also saw an above average hurricane season with 18 named storms and 2020, although somewhat overshadowed by covid-19, was the most active hurricane season on record. not to mention record breaking fire seasons over the past several years. in 2020 alone, more than 4 million acres were burned in the state of california. and then came covid. march 13th, 2020, president trump declared a nationwide emergency. eventually every state, commonwealth, territory and the district of columbia received a disaster declaration. that triggers fema. during the pandemic, fema and the private sector coordinated the delivery of 600 million rest raters, 2.5 billion surge k58 masks, 1.1 billion gowns and 56 billion gloves to state and local departments. well done. additionally, fema has distributed more than $80 billion in covid relief. they have helped to support 2,100 community vaccination centers and assisted in the delivery of 371 million vaccines. i applaud the work of fema and all the wo

andrew clyde and others who are making these attacks. >> i want to play for you something -- i know you have a friendship, and relationship with michael fanone. he's been on the program before. he talked about, as did, others their view on this. they know what they saw that day, they know the people there. but they want to find out, is who and how they were sent. here's what he had to say. >> in the academy, we learn about time, place, and circumstance in investigating potential crimes and those who may have committed them. that is what i am looking for, is an investigation into those actions and activities which may have resulted in the events of january six. also, whether or not there was collaboration between those members, their staff, and these terrorists. >> we can only deal with the crimes that happened on the streets, the misdemeanors, and occasionally the violent felonies, but, you guys are the only ones we've got to deal with crimes that occur above us. i need you guys to address if anyone in power had a role in this. >> that seems like the sticking point and fear and opposition from your colleagues >> that's right. when i l

andrew wegener. >> how did he explain that? >> at that time, you don't. >> so did andy wegener kill justin michael, the man who replaced him in angie'sately went to andy's place of business and brought him back to headquarters for questioning, and we ask him about his relationship with angie. >> and more to the point, perhaps, his relationship, or the lack of it, with justin. >> have you ever met justin? >> once. >> and where was that? >> it was at joe's pub in johnston. >> just random run-in or was it a gathering? >> no, it was a gathering with kind of a group of friends. it was an engagement party. >> was justin the person who she was in a relationship after you broke up with her or was there someone else? >> i -- there might have been somebody else in between. i don't have any idea. >> but you don't know? >> no. >> the last time you talked to angie would have been when? >> she sent a text message to me that said "happy birthday" and i said "okay, thanks." >> and that was it. >> that was it. >> i'm asking andy about whether or not he's missing anything. and he never tells me about the receipt for the oil changes. >> the receipt in

hurricane michael was in the panhandle, the first category 5 to hit the united states since hurricane andrew in 1992. and there was an above average hurricane season with 18 named storms. it was overshadowed by covid-19, it was the most active and this led to hurricane season on record. not to mention record breaking seasons the past several years n2020 alone, more than 4 million acres were burned in the state of california. and then came covid on march 13th, to 20. president trump declared a nationwide emergency and eventually every state, commonwealth, territory and the district of columbia received a major disaster declaration, that triggers fema, of course, and fema was help of the hhs and private sector coordinated the delivery of more than 600 million n95 respirators, 2.5 billion surgical masks, 131 million face shields. 1.1 billion suggest cal gowns and cover-alls, and surgical gloves, well done indeed. and additionally, fema has distributed more than 80 billion in covid relief and vaccine related expenses and helped to support 2100 vaccination centers and assisted in delivery of vacc

in 2018 hurricane michael made landfall in the florida panhandle to become the first category five storm to hit the united statessince hurricane andrew in 1992 . 2019 also saw an above average hurricane season with 18 named storms and 2020 although it was somewhat overshadowed by covid-19 was the most active and the fifth costliest hurricane season on record. not to mention record breaking storms over the past 20 years. over 4 million acres were burned in the state of california. and then came covid, president trump declared a nationwide emergency and eventually every state, commonwealth, territory and the district ofcolumbia received a major disaster declaration . and during that pandemic fema with help from hhs in the private sector coordinated the delivery of more than 600 million 1095 respirators, 2.5 billion surgical masks, 131 million face shields, 1 billion surgical gallons and coveralls and more than 56 billion gloves to state local and territories. well done indeed. additionally fema has to ship it in more than $80 billion in vaccine -related expenses. it helped to support 2100 community vaccination centers and assisted in t

andrew. digging in to yesterday's historic flight. we'll take you live to the launch site. >>> plus, former nasa astronaut michael massimino would havestry. you're watching "squawk box" next on cnbc >>> ready or not, here comes earnings season. the nation's biggest company set to post quarterly earnings >>> historic weekend for richard branson. reaching space on a virgin galactic flight. after a pandemic related hiatus, cnbc's annual top states for business rankings are back can't wait to see this the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. take a look at u.s. equity futures. dow off 204 points nasdaq off 20 points s&p 500 off about 15 points. the 10-year treasury yield, we've been talking about this for the past week, we'll show you where things stand as of right now. you're looking at 1.343%, joe. i don't know what you want to make of that right now >> yeah. see whether -- we're waiting for the summer doll drums, andrew, too. i don't know when they officially start you would figure -- >> i think they

. >>> andrew, speaking of which, grayscale investment the world's largest dignital currency asset manager announcing a partnership today with the launch of defi fund index. joining us is michaelonshin. you are tempting to create an institutional grade digital currency index what's in it who would buy it how you does it work who is the partnership what does it involve, michael? update us. >> sure. this is grayscale's investment product. for us, we are trying to access the digital market for consumers. there is a broad base of grayscale investors in defi. defi is traditional financial services meeting decentralization working with the coin desk team is working with the index and given the investors to invest in defi protocols through the investment vehicle with broad based exposure >> sushi swap. you have to have sushi swap in there. all of these assets are showing positive returns i don't know for bitcoin itself, it depends where you entered if you have positive return. we noticed lately, it is less volatile than the dow. i guess you can see it on the chart. some people say that's a good thi thing. maybe it loses the risk involved with it being a true currency or used for tran