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Mets media day yesterday, you had to be vaccinated. kyrie irving was not in attendance due to local regulations in new york. players must be vaccinated to practice or play in home games. kyrie joined media day virtually and declined to answer if he's going to be unavailable for games due to his vaccination status. >> obviously i like to keep that stuff private. i'm a human being first. obviously in this public sphere, it's just a lot of questions about what's going on, you know, in the world of kyrie and i think i just would love to just keep that private and, you know, handle it the right way...

Quarterback dak prescott playing in his home stadium for the first time since breaking his ankle here last october. it was a triumphant return. he threw for three touchdowns against the eagles. and with the nba season just around the corner, there are questions around the brooklyn nets star kyrie irving. local laws mandate that players who are not vaccinated against the coronavirus will not be allowed to play in home games. he has refused to say whether he is vaccinated or not. isa, he said, quote, i like to keep that stuff private, when reporters asked him on monday. back to you. >> thanks ...

Investigations, you've got mueller and two on the hill is it kind of 60, 20, 20? >> i don't know. i mean, essential in terms of our ability as journalists to cover it and the public's and your viewers' ability to follow it, we put a lot of to come in the congressional investigations because they tend to leak more. ken's crack reporting was an example of the inability of these congressional committees or their lack of desire to keep any of this stuff private. so even if there's aological in the mueller investigation which to my mind is really the whole ball game. its the one that has already re...

$1,000, then i go in my pocket and pull out $1,000. >> maybe $10,000. >> depends what it was being seen. >> it's going to be in the thousands, for sure. >> i would probably pay -- i don't want to say that. somebody's going to try and get it out of me. i could see paying, like, maybe five grand to get a photo removed. that's just me, because i feel we should be able to keep some of our stuff private. >> zero. unless it's really, really bad. >> i don't know. $1,000. would i? i don't know. i'd probably just let it stay. >> it's all relevant. depends how incriminating. $1,000, yes? horrible, pay m...