i think travis talked a little bit about it, but just like not how defined the lines of you know, patriot loyalists or and how those you know, i think i talked a little bit about it with john honeyman as far as like trying to tease out which side people are on but you know, i think there's a good percentage of people throughout the war that were either trying to play both sides or you know, looking out for themselves or their families, which i think anyway can you know admit is a would be you know, it's easy to to hold up those who put country or service ahead of their own individual, you know beliefs, but i think there's a large percentage of people you're trying to try and get by you know and survive this war. anyway, they could and it's not always the most heroic or just a nobling stories, but i think it would it it's the truth for many people that they were trying to yeah, just get by and if that was siding with a patriots, it's that if it's fighting with loyalist, is that and deciding with both at different times, you know, they're doing that as well and it's something that you know,

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a thing it is, the travis for where like in chicago in an area like, oh, don't feel safe to make matters worse. prices are inflating at a rate not seen and 13 years food and gas are getting more expensive with widespread shortages of mechanical parts, making it a lot more expensive to buy a car. well this has got nearly 90 percent of americans seriously worried for their wallet. thank you to all this money for it in our economy is going to go downhill with in place, and that would be my major concern of it. and they accept the spending that going on at the moment. i'm a business owner, so it actually was cheaper for me when i was in rising cobit cases, a surgeon, crime record breaking inflation biden promise to unite america. sure. but who knew dissatisfaction would be americans, riley, and cry, video host and political level as dave perkins believes americans fear the eroding of the fundamentals out the united states was built. i think people are terrified not just pessimistic about the future, but afraid they are going to essentially lose their country. the constitution has been abando

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months of the contractor for over corporate, doing account security and the ceo of hoover, the time travis colonic at one point he said, you know, all lives matter and they forced him to retract that. and i, so i see a lot of influence when i was there, when we had a speech from someone from black lives matter, a group club meeting and they were bragging about how they course to the c e o to retraction statement. so i think there's a lot of influence from the organizations like that. but yeah, i think that i'm not sure if they're there, they themselves are brainwashed or it's just once again because of that group. think effect by the, the always the think that the, you know, the new york times these major publications are correct, but we know that these organizations are, you know, get their funding or washington post. they get their money from amazon. so, you know, jeff pays us. yeah. so i think they're all just buddies. yeah. okay. well is that come in when we ball paid it a very dismal picture? this is a, this topic here. i mean, we're, it, we were an insider. i mean, is there a way out

. >> reporter: travis dagenais says he's fully vaccinated but tested positive after traveling to cape cod for the fourth of july. current data shows the vaccines remain highly effective at preventing hospitalization and death. but today dr. fauci was asked how much those rare breakthrough cases were contributing to the current spread. reasonable assumption that it would be less likely that that vaccinated breakthrough person would transmit compared to an unvaccinated person. >> reporter: the u.s. daily case average jumping 129% since mid-june. today, california topping 4,600 new covid cases, the most since february. now at least 11 counties re-imposing indoor mask mandates or recommendations, even for the vaccinated, impacting more than half the state. >> we're seeing a significant spike, such that the numbers are about sevenfold. >> reporter: and with some children returning to the classroom in just days, arizona educator and parent katie nash wants the state to bring back its mask mandate in schools. >> it just makes me very apprehensive about what potentially could happen when you

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how will this country interact with the world and the region also an update on julian a, sorry, this, travis, b and crime against humanity continues. i discussed these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess. better gaming in plymouth . he's to enter turned bounder of the 21st century wire dot com and, and also we have one diesel and he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as the author of the new book re power politics in the 4th industrial revolution or a gentleman cross off rules and pick that means you can jump in anytime you want. i always appreciate it 3. ok. let's go to how slippers, glenn, you know, american media is obsessed about the withdrawal of afghanistan. how it got to this point who's to blame. but very few people actually thinking about the future except for maybe the drifters that want to somehow profit from the post more and bio having an aircraft outside the country prepared to leap in if they, if necessarily, i mean this is, these are the people that don't want this the end, however, a lot of things are happening and it's been and they're not g

we have seen early examples when you look at the travis scott concert in fortnite. we are seeing people purchasing music in these virtual worlds. the overall trend is you can think of many of the habits we have today transitioning to said worlds. they privately backed start up, kkr is one of the largest investors, you can think of it as a version of peloton that exists solely in virtual environments. emily: bloomberg intelligence believes the market opportunity could be 800 billion dollars by 2024 to you can invest in it through 2024. you can invest in it through your etf. who will be the leading players? >> we can identify a number of companies already better public. those include unity technologies, which is one of the largest cross-platform companies when it comes to game engines and real-time rendering. think of the technology that allows virtual environments across any device, an end point that can be brought to life. we have a number of other companies. companies like nvidia, broadcom, the various power companies. we have to think about this like we do the int

so they're targeting harris county, houston, dallas county, baer county, travis county. guess what? a lot of white folks live in the suburbs. so i need white america to realize this is not just a black thing. this should be freedom summer 2.0. >> what is the way you make people realize that? there's two reasons to join the fight, right? one is because you don't want your black and latino friends or fellow citizens disenfranchised. the other one is you cannot call yourself a democracy if everyone is not entitled to that same democracy. then it's not part of the deal. >> when congresswoman barbara jordan, my sister from texas, the first black woman elected from the south since reconstruction gave her watergate speech, this is what she said. my faith in the constitution is whole. it's complete. it is total. and then she said she was not going to stand by and lie for the diminution and destruction of the constitution. when you only see black folks protesting, you only see black folks writing letters, you need to have people who are public. i need to see senator kristin gillibrand gettin

travis kalanick, one of them buying auto. jackie: well, this is certainly going to be -- it's expected to be very profitable acquisition for them. they're expecting this unit, which hasn't been profitable for them in various years, to really turn around. as it relates to some of the other units, the delivery space, outside of mobility, which has really taken a hit during the pandemic. this is expected to help the business overall. it's not expected to be a drag on its bottom line even though freight is a relatively small portion of its overall business , generating $300 million in the first quarter, to 10% of the company's overall revenue. it's expected to benefit from synergies. it's a really profitable company. it's expected to generate $100 million in the next year. so they're looking to benefit not just for the unit, but the business overall. emily: all right, bloomberg's jackie davos, thanks so much for joining us. we'll see how this one plays out. alright, coming up, mark gurman shares details on what new devices we can

. >> well, travis be covid. he wants others to do the same. but i would ask you to please consider getting the vaccine. >> carlos, settle ktla. 5 news. >> beginning tuesday. anyone entering san francisco city hall and most other city buildings will not need to wear a mask anymore as long as you're fully vaccinated. of course, this easing of the face mask requirements is in alignment with the recent updated state guidelines latest data from city health officials show 74% of all san francisco residents are now fully vaccinated. also in san francisco. the mass vaccination site at the moscone center will be closed today for the holiday and the vaccination site at zuckerberg general hospital will be closed tomorrow. if you're looking for a place to get your shot this holiday weekend. just head to sf dot gov slash vaccine sites. over in the east bay oakland police have arrested multiple people after they were found in front of someone's home with an assault rifle. officers responded to a home off 27th avenue and 17th street. yesterday morning there.

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clay travis will talk about aaron rogers playing his last season with green bay perhaps, and simone biles and doctor janette nesheiwat on the new cdc guidelines on masks. it is unexplainable for the vaccinated but we have to deal with this again. you may be paying more at the grocery store later, stuart varney joins us with how shrinkflation is forcing you to bring homeless. we will tell you about that and more if you promise to gradually get dressed. jillian: eric adams calling out the far left wing of his party. todd: carley shimkus here with the fire remarks. carley: eric adams may be the democratic mayoral candidate but don't expect him to attend any fundraising events, he had this to say during a campaign event. i'm no longer running against candidates. i'm running against a movement across the country, the dsa, democratic socialists of america. socialists are mobilizing to stop eric adams. they realize if i'm successful we will start the process of regaining control of our cities. adams is a former police captain who campaigned around public safety. many say his win proves the unpop

clay travis to react. first let's check in with dana perino who is really nice. >> i won't make fun of you when gutfeld does. simone biles out of individual all-around competition to she says focus on her mental health. one of the gymnasts on 1996 magnificent 7 usa team will give us her take. she will be here live and cdc made a big reversal yesterday. masks for everyone including the vaccined. what does that mean for you? we will ask dr. nicole saphier and trey gowdy and ben shapiro. we will see you at the top of the hour. ♪ put a little love in your heart - david ruffin ♪ my bad, my bad... good race! -you too! you were tough out there... thank you, i'm getting you next time though. oh i got you, i got you. hamblin goes down. d'agostino helps hamblin back up. are you okay? -yeah. >> i know what micro-aggressions is. steve: comedian tim allen, no stranger to standing up to cancel culture as he's preparing to return to stand-up in a tweet he just wrote, quote, very nervous as i have been off stage for a

travis joins us now from wycombe air park in buckinghamshire, where hisjourney began. good morning. what an extraordinary thing to do. tell us what you wanted to do it. ,., ., ., , to do it. good morning. yes, i wanted to _ to do it. good morning. yes, i wanted to do _ to do it. good morning. yes, i wanted to do this _ to do it. good morning. yes, i wanted to do this trip - to do it. good morning. yes, i wanted to do this trip to i to do it. good morning. yes, i wanted to do this trip to show| to do it. good morning. yes, i- wanted to do this trip to show and motivate young people to go, as long as they keep following their dreams, they can make it. i have had so many issues and things to overcome for this trip. coronavirus, engine problems, so many issues. because i try to motivate people to keep pushing and follow their dreams. as well as that i am also trying to raise money for the charity unicef. you mentioned engine worries. that does sound particular terrible when you are on your own. give us an idea of those scary moments. it you are on your own. give us an idea of those scar

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it happened of fairfield just west of travis air force base friday night. a resident called the sheriff's office to report some other animals had been attacked and killed. the california department of fish and wildlife came out and verified that the animals were likely killed by a mountain lion. residents are being warned to be cautious, and if possible, move pets and livestock more secure area. >>> we are five months away from the holidays, but the record summer heat to the north of us could be putting a damper on celebrations. in oregon, where many of the christmas trees are grown every year, the heat is taking a toll on the crops. christmas tree farmer say this is probably the worst year they have had. even trees that do better at lower elevations. >> we are watching trees we have been growing for six plus years, every year you trim, fertilize, labor costs into that, and you are watching them die in one day. >> one farm lost half of the trees they were planning to sell this holiday season. the draft and extreme heat will likely result in fewer trees to c

i have got to avery, travis, and julie banderas, those with the names of my three new snapping turtles and also the stars of the segment. our liberals so disturbed they kick their friends to the curb? according to findings, democrats are twice as likely as republicans to say they have end of a friendship over a political disagreement. 20% of dems say they have done a versus 10% of republicans. 20% versus 10%, that is double. which incidentally is what julie only drinks. anyway, the group that doesn't demos, liberal women. 33% say they have cut ties with a friend over political differences and about one and five who have done it said that disagreements have been about, you guessed it, donald trump donald trump. amazing i would have guessed international monetary policy. you can still get along. can you still get along if your friends views seem wrong? apparently the answer is no. it reminds me of what my doctor said this morning. you should probably stop doing that. he looks very sore. >> toobin's doctors have the same thing. >> greg: kat, i will go to you first. what drives me -- this

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in 1995, she married eddie travis from their union and they had two sons. lucky and raymond. and in 2001, she married edward burns who passed away in april, 2012. mona was a loving mother and daughter. she was a loyal sister, friend, and confidant to many. she was the god mother to so many had that family has lost count. she lost her nieces and nephews as if they were her own. mona worked as a ups driver and bridge toll collector for the san francisco bridge. she loved the daily interaction with people. unfortunately, due to hopkins lymphoma she was forced to stop working. she was a fighter both figurative and literally and wasn't going to let the disease beat her. she was reminded daily of what her friend once said "you can't win if you don't fight." so she fought on and kept winning. she leaves to cherish her memory, her father, raymond fischer the first. dog, little man. her children. nadine yvonne, raymond the second. jamar and e epiphany. ava may broaden shepherd. the youngest of 15 children was born january 5th, 1931. as a young woman, ava may inspired to become a teach

will only tell you 'good' things that are going to happen to you and nothing about your next boyfriend travis. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: this is bartleby. ( audience reacts ) she invented the add 30 seconds button on the microwave and is now a multibillionaire. adopt her and you'll get a taste of the back end every time someone defrosts a burrito. all right, calm down, fellas. calm down. ( applause ) >> we're both nervous. it's all right. it's all right. >> this here is ted lassie. ( laughter ) >> yeah, yeah. you get it, right? >> stephen: yes. he is a rare breed known worldwide as a poover, which is a combination poodle and hoover. so when she drags her butt on the carpet, it actually gets cleaner. ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody. say hi to pebbles. ( audience reacts ) she's a very affectionate pup. also, due to a clerical error at techlly a caicnt )es is t y'll go tohe?opt d outn't d on ( laughter ) >> all right. come here. oh, boy! it's okay. come on. come on. >> there right here -- yeah, i'm with you. this is starla. starla once saw david schwimmer buy one of those big

it happened in fairfield just west of travis air force base friday night. a resident called the sheriff's office to report that some other animals had been attacked and killed. the fish and wildlife department came out and verified the animals were likely killed by a mountain lion. residents in the area are warned to be cautious and if possible, move pets and livestock to a more secure area. >>> we're five months away from the holidays, but the record summer heat and then north of us could be putting a damper on celebrations. in oregon where many of the christmas trees are grown every year, the heat is taking a toll on the crop. christmas tree farmers say this is probably the worst year they have had. even trees that do better at lower elevations are gone. >> we are watching trees we have been growing for six plus years every year, you trim and fertilize and have labor costs into that, and you are watching them die in one day. >> one farm has trres to choose prices. >>> we want to check in with meteorologist lisa argen, tracking the forecast. we hear those

travis has a rare immune deficiency in students i can feel singled out. he joins me now. let's start with masks. if you're immunocompromised why wouldn't you want everyone wearing a mask? what is your response? >> the mask mandate doesn't have any science for the vaccinated. the vaccines, we need to send a message the vaccines are effective in preventing covid and encouraging people to get vaccinated to loosen these restrictions. you cannot say the vaccines work and also vaccinated students have to wear a mask. todd: georgetown law saying the following, fully vaccinated individuals will not participate in routine a systematic testing, and whoever received a medical a religious exemption or deadlock exemption will be tested this week and individuals were not fully vaccinated need to complete the covid 19 daily check in the survey. why do you object to this policy? >> as someone with an immune deficiency every day we have to live our lives trying to stay healthy. my diagnosis 5 years ago, there's never been a single day i haven't thought about my disease and how to keep mys

it is set to kickoff today and will have performances let by artist such as travis scott and post malone. >>> and a coach has passed away following a bicycling accident. he was quickly injured when he was hit by a car. we spoke with close friends who are remembering the beloved coach. >> reporter: of flowers are all that is left where he was hit after riding his bicycle last saturday. an accident that proved to be fatal. he was a former offensive coordinator. >> the nfl lost a good dude. >> reporter: morrison says that it was the good dude that always gave >> he is one of those coaches there every day, he would give his best. even when you knew that the team did not have a lots of juice, greg knapp would come with juice. >> reporter: police do not believe the 22-year-old driver who collided with him was under the influence of ugor alcohol, but has not said what went wrong. close friends, who met him at sacramento state and coaches soccer, our heart can. >> he did know anything about soccer, but he knew how to treat people, he knew how how coach and be a leader. and i learned so much from

thing if a bunch of volunteers who have a political background show up and say we are going to join the travis county medical association and support of this effort. it's another thing when it is openly and actively political groups. it. >> pete: so true could you imagine charlie kirk and candace owens showed up with a bags of needles? the double standard. >> it's jaw dropping. >> pete: karl, you are right. they should be asked at the press podium tomorrow as soon as possible where this is coming from. i really appreciate your insight, karl, thank you. >> you bet. thank you, pete. >> pete: up next, cheryl osborn screwed by co-host and wrongly smeared as a racist. listen to the leaked video social distancing agenda total fraud. do you know who is not a fraud? that guy, jesse watters. it's his world and we are living in it. he is ready to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. get ready - our most popular battery is even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ light under control. ♪upbeat mus

travis bader runs one of the largest training programs for canadians wanting firearms. you must wait at least 28 days to get a gun. in the u.s. there's no federal waiting period if the govbuyer passes a data check. >> the government will be doing criminal record checks, background checks, reference checks. they're going to be talking with spouses and family members. >> reporter: unlike many training programs, students aren't the only ones gathering information. trainers act as a first line of defense. >> if the instructor sees a student that comes in that they feel is not doing well at life in general and perhaps shouldn't have a firearm, we'll give that student a full refund, prepare a complete written report for our records and supply the report to the firearm center as well. >> reporter: the number of people denied a license or had their revokesed has been climbing to more than 4,000 in 2019. some reasons, mental health concerns, court orders and risk to oneself or others. >> every individual who is successful on the course and is successful in obtaining their posses

. >> fierce espn critic clay travis, the founder of a conservative sports media company outkick calling nichols a hypocrite. >> many of the super woke white people love the idea of diversity and inclusion as long as their own jobs aren't impacted by that diversity and inclusion push. >> reporter: others are pointing out that this tape leaked right as taylor's contract is about to expire, possibly giving her more leverage. she is not commenting, but the times quoted her complaints citing insensitivity to racial. being a black woman at this company has taken its toll physically and mentally. nichols is apologizing. >> for disappointing those i heart, particularly maria taylor. >> reporter: and saying she is grateful to be on the team. espn pulled her from sideline duties and appointed malika andrews who is black, and it was taylor who introduced andrews on tuesday night. >> now it's my pleasure to welcome in malika andrews who will be on the sidelines for the first time in our career. >> reporter: now as they speculate about nichols and taylor's futures at espn, the nba commissioner is sp

. >> well, travis be covid. he wants others to do the same. but i would ask you to please consider getting the vaccine. >> that was carlos the state are reporting for us tonight in san francisco. all the covid vaccination sites are open today. but on the 4th of july, the mass vaccination site at muskogee center will be closed and the vaccination site at zuckerberg general hospital will be closed on july 5th if you are looking for places to get your shot this holiday weekend. you can check out the website on your screen. s f dot gov flashback scene sites. we're following a story out of the north bay where police are investigating a stabbing that sent at least 2 people to the hospital. police say it happened around 11 last night in downtown napa near the courthouse. 5 people were stabbed, 2 of them had to be taken to intensive care. the other 3 have been released. now, the police are saying the stabbings were gang related and that none of the victims lived in napa. police are still looking for the person or people responsible about 70 people too

it will spend 3 days acts include asap, rocky travis scott and post malone. had ended their mission in clearing debris from the site of that fatal condo collapse. also in south florida. this is surfside, florida. see the scene there. the collapse in june killed at least 97 people. police and forensic specialists will continue their work to identify human remains in the disaster that site in surfside is basically empty now, as you can see. but it remains a challenge for local officials and engineers been hired to help figure out why the building collapsed and warned that the site now still may not be safe. grieving and frustrated and east bay mothers issues with how her son's murder is that being investigated. >> plus, the department of justice is cracking down on violent crime. what major cities could see more help for local law enforcement and why a bay area family says a major airline was in the wrong over covid safety >> san jose police once again are calling on the public to try to help track down a hit and run driver after yet another person was killed w

it happened in fairfield just west of travis air force base. they called the sheriff's office to say that some of the animals have been attacked and killed. they came out and verified that the animals were likely killed by a mountain lion. residents in the area are being warned to be cautus tsand liveocresecure >>> morng,herecord suheat tothul wher the heat ki a iis year they have had. even trees that do better at lower elevations are gone. >> we are watching trees that we have been growing for 6+ years, every year, we trim and fertilize and have labor costs into that. we are watching them die in one day. >> reporter: one farm says they have lost about half the trees they were planning to sell this holiday season. the drought and extreme heat will likely result in fewer trees to choose from and higher prices. >>> now let's go straight to meteorologist lisa argen. heard about the dry conditions. >>> we have the heat in the east bay valley. it is a typical day there. increased moisture and some storms are going to move up from the south. already,

and ireland, and there are still travis -- still covid restrictions, travel restrictions in place and people are reacting to the delta variance, which has seen enough spike in cases but nothing for hospitalizations or mobility. jonathan: from new york city this morning, good morning, alongside tom keene, lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. counting you down to the payrolls report in 42 minutes. equity futures up for. a six-day winning streak into friday, all-time highs on the s&p 500. i want to slice up this market to little bit. cross asset yields down to basis points, and the grind lower continues. -- two basis points, and the grind lower continues. some news in the last five minutes i want to pick up on, get to didi in the premarket. this is a ride-hailing market out of china. it closed its u.s. trading debut a couple days ago, raised $4.4 billion, then china launched a cybersecurity review of the company. they will halt registration of new users during the review. this is according to a statement from cyberspace administration of china. their stock in the premarket down in the pr

travis tigard said it, the reality is she will have other chance, and that's good news. but going back to the mental health issue that you asked about. you know, think about this. when she found out, which is what richardson said, she found out that her biological mother had passed away from a reporter, actually, and that's when she went into this tailspin and ended up, as she said, ingesting marijuana. and this of course caused all of the problems that we now know about with her being banned and having the 100 meter title at the u.s. trials stripped away. instead, if she had been able to call a hotline, if usaa track and field, if the usa olympic committee and paralympic committee knew about this, there are certainly services that can exist. but do the athletes know? can they text? can they call? can they email and get someone on the other end of the line right then and there to help them with this problem, this hurdle, this difficult moment, this emotional moment, this sadness they're feeling. and would it have been possible for her to be able to chat with someone, tal

travis thompson was astounded at what he saw before viewing his security video customers who had to endure long waits because of the steel shortage will have to wait some more. we have product. that's damage. we have fencing. that's our we have sacks of rocks that were set to go to customers. it's going to be a big hit to us. you can see what kind of damage and out of control fire truck >> the owners of the companies say they haven't yet total with their losses. but they say they were also lucky because no one was injured. other than the suspect. the suspect apparently suffered cuts and scratches after he ended up in this ditch. the engine was severely damaged. well said. the inmate tried to get away before being captured. piled on the guy until the sheriff's office could get here. it was a wild ride for neighbors to who are preparing to evacuate. new column back and say there's a convict loose in the neighborhood lock all the doors and don't go outside it's strange that they're allowing the inmate crews to be doing stephan such a residential area cal fire. investigators were on scene to i

. >> well, travis be covid. he wants others to do the same. but i would ask you to please consider getting the vaccine. >> beginning tuesday anyone entering san francisco city hall in most other city buildings will not need to wear masks anymore. as long as they are fully vaccinated. of course, this easing of the face mask requirement is in alignment with recent updated state guidelines. it also comes just a month after city all has reopened to the public. the latest data from city officials show 74% of all san francisco residents are now fully vaccinated. in san francisco. all covid vaccination sites were open today. but on the 4th of july, the mass vaccination site at mosconi center will be closed and the vaccination site at zuckerberg general hospital will be closed on july 5th if you are looking for places to get your shots this holiday weekend. you can visit s f doc, gov flashback scene sites or you can scan the qr code on your screen with your mobile device right now. and you'll be taken to the coronavirus section of our website. kron 4

joining to us talk about all of that is clay travis, founder of outkick.com. clay, thanks for being here. simone was a shock to a lot of people. got it on iphone or twitter message. she talked to the today show this week earlier before making this decision today. take a listen. >> physically, i feel good. i'm in shape. emotionally, that kind of varies on the time and the moment, you know coming here to the olympics and being the head star of the olympics is not an easy feat. we will trying to take it one day at a time. it was that mental thing that led her to a decision. >> yeah, look. i think this is a challenge for a lot of different athletes to think about, right? so, i always try to think about this, bret, in the context of how would we respond if tom brady didn't come out for the second half of the super bowl because he felt overwhelmed by the experience emotionally. what would we say if lebron james or michael jordan didn't come out halftime of game 7 of the nba finals because they felt emotionally overwhelmed by the moment. part of being an olympic cham

world, even attend a concert fortnite reports 12 million people watched a live event featuring rapper travis scott this year. one of the highest profile examples of a cross between online and real life events. so why is everyone talking about the metaverse now? well, because mark zuckerberg plans to announce plans to turn facebook into a metaverse company, the ultimate metaverse. think ready player one or the matrix you strap on a virtual reality headset, enter an online world where you can do everything from socialize to work and shop it's the next phase of the internet, and of course facebook sells ads throughout and gets a cut of all transactions. kara swisher now, "new york times" contributing opinion writer, cnbc contributor kara, how big an impact could the behemoth like facebook make with their own metaverse >> well, if it existed they could, but it doesn't. buzz word is an excellent word to use if you want to talk about this i think one of the issues is that we -- they can just say things and mark's trying to get focus off of other things. >> right. >> including regulatory issues, an

we'll turn it over to our pollsters now, ryan and travis, from coefficient. fellas? >> we have some really interesting data. i'm sure you're all eagerly anticipating the results. thank you so much for participating. first slide here, we asked what are the most important issues. ryan, why don't you give them the results. >> absolutely. the top three selected by over half of you were voter id-election integrity -- [applause] constitutional right, as if those things were different, and finally, immigration and border walls, securing america. [applause] second slide will come as potentially no surprise to anyone in this room. this is joe biden's approval rating -- >> it was close. >> -- among these people. [cheers and applause] now, worth noting, 3% of you graciously only said they somewhat disapprove. that's right. >> they were gracious. >> we're going to work on that for our next event, folks. i want the remind everybody these next two questions, we asked it in two different ways because we don't know. what if donald trump gets into the 2024 presidential race, and what

. >> well, travis be covid. he wants others to do the same. but i'm asking you to please consider getting the vaccine. >> that was carlos saucedo reporting for us tonight in san francisco. all the covid vaccination sites are open today. but on the 4th, the mass vaccination site at most goni center will be closed and the vaccination site at zuckerberg general hospital will be closed on july 5th if you are looking for places to get your shot this holiday weekend. you can check out the website on your screen. s f dot gov flashback scene sites. or you can just scan this qr code with your mobile device and we'll take you to the coronavirus section of our website. kron 4 dot com. and you can find all the vaccine sites that will be open and much more. beginning today. anyone entering san francisco city hall and most other city buildings will not need to wear masks anymore. as long as they are fully vaccinated. of course, this easing of the mask requirements is in alignment with the recent updated state guidelines. it also comes just a month after cit

the houston chronicle reports that texas state representative travis cloudy and state senator ryan hughes, the chief authors of a bill now claim they have absolutely no idea how the provisions about overturning elections ever got added to the bill. he's now saying that making it easier for texas judges to overturn elections, quote, would be horrendous policy and it would never be healthy for the democracy. texas republicans knew all about it during the debate on the house floor because our next guests stressed that very issue. >> are you okay with the judge being able to overturn an election? perhaps your own election? simply because the math says that, well, we think there are some illegal votes. >> think about that. your election could be overturned without the other side being required to prove actual voter fraud. >> do we want to throw out our ability to let the voices be heard through elections because if we pass this resolution, we no longer have to prove voter fraud to throat an election result. we can simply do it. with >> the texas legislator will reconvene on thursday to reconsi

also here tonight the co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton shows running in many markets in the rush limbaugh slot. guys, have at it, buck, start with you. does he know what's being done on his math and is he okay with going on national tv and saying that voter i.d. is not needed? >> i think it's great that we have delusional democrats running around saying completely insane things, right, when they're talking about the greatest threat since the civil war, joe biden was mumbling about confederates today and the insurrection of january 6th. and then pivoting back to all of a sudden all of us being terrified about limitings early voting days or making sure that people have to present i.d., which has already been tested in the supreme court. everyone knows voter i.d. is both legal and legitimate and actually popular if you look at any of the polls. i think this is good. what you see is a biden administration that has nothing to really tout as an accomplishment six months in. it's been a lot of noise and not a lot of substance except for the disasters at the southern border. the eco