i believe what kyrie did caused harm to a lot of people. it doesn t matter what color your skin is, how tall you are, what position you re in. if you are promoting or soliciting or saying harmful things to any community that harm people, then i don t understand it. i don t condone it. irving missed the first of five brooklyn nets games. hours later he issued an apology. here s cnn s brian todd. reporter: nba superstar kyrie irving at the center of growing controversy. irving s team, the brooklyn nets, suspending him five games without pay after he was asked if he has anti-semitic beliefs. i embrace all walks of life. reporter: when pressed for a
you didn t have social security, the poverty rate for those over 65 would be four times what it is now. four times. i love those signs when i came in, socialism. give me a break. what idiots. [ applause ]. socialism. reporter: now, in this closing stretch of the election, president biden has talked about the need to preserve democracy as well as reject election deniers in this campaign. but one thing here on the campaign trail in illinois, he really focused on the economy as the white house, when you talk to officials over there, they are aware that they remain top concerns for voters heading into tuesday. you heard the president try to sharpen the economic message as he tries to draw contrast with republicans off touting things
right now it is becky pringles who is speaking. all right. meantime, they are inspired by baseless claims of election fraud. and now there are new concerns about self-pro claimed poll watchers just days before the midterms. so what are they training you to do observe. but what are you looking for exactly? observing. we re looking for oddball stuff, i guess. john peachild is training to be a poll watcher. organizing among people who believe the 2020 election was stolen. all over the country we re deploying people to be poll watchers to watch everything that s happening. reporter: some of this engagement is motivated by lies. especially the mail-in
profanity in my video. thank you. i appreciate it. when i saw him turn, instantly i knew he was going to come after me. oh, [ bleep ]. oh, my god. reporter: the bison gord her in the back. he rammed me, hooked me and flipped me face forward into mesquite bush. what is going through your mind at the time? if i was paralyzed. reporter: you kept it intact? oh, yes. i might watch it eventually. i had to eat a lot of humble buy. reporter: it cut a gash in her back. i was too close. i wasn t as dill janet as it should have been. reporter: it put the spotlight on this unique state park. donald beard is the superintendent of caprock canyon state park and passionate
reporter: has this changed the relationship with your animal? i can t believe you did this to me. i m trying to protect the opportunity to go experience nature. this is what makes rebecca clark emotional. she would be devastated if her encounter prevents others from this experience. you love the outdoors that much? yeah. wow. reporter: i am so sorry. it was an aha moment for me there. yeah. i hope i didn t keep somebody else from that. reporter: ed lavandera, cnn, caprock state park, texas. she is lucky to be alive. speaking of luck, do you have your tickets? luck could strike big. a record $1.6 billion.