Steph Curry Doubts Humans Landed on the Moon.
BRIGGS: The city of Oakland is suing the Raiders and the NFL over the team's move to Las Vegas. And right now, the Raiders have no home for next season. Andy Scholes here with the details in the "Bleacher Report." Hey, buddy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Dave. The city of Oakland isn't suing in federal court to try to get the Raiders to stay. It just wants damages for what the team leaving is going to do to the community. In a news release, Oakland's city attorney referred to the NFL as a cartel and said it violated antitrust laws in moving the Raiders to Las Vegas. Now, the city is looking to recoup lost revenue, money that Oakland taxpayers invested in the Raiders, and other costs in this suit. Raiders' owner Mark Davis told ESPN the lawsuit is meritless and malicious. Oakland's mayor, though, says the NFL needs to pay for what they're doing.</s>LIBBY SCHAAF, OAKLAND MAYOR: The NFL shakedown has got to stop. The city of Oakland and particularly the Raider nation are filing a much- deserved lawsuit to demonstrate that the NFL has not only violated antitrust laws but also its contracts, its promises, its covenants with its fans and the good cities that create the brand that the Raiders are today.</s>SCHOLES: Davis has said he wants to play in Oakland one more season. The team and the city have not agreed on the lease. If the Raiders don't stay in Oakland, San Diego, Santa Clara, Reno, and Las Vegas are potentials for the 2019 season. All right. Check out this incredible goal that didn't count in last night's Blues-Panthers game. Robert Bartuzzo was dumping the puck into the zone, but it goes off the ref, then off the goalie, right into the net. The goal was waived, that doesn't count. That probably hurt. The ref was down for a while, left the ice briefly before returning. Bartuzzo apologized and he said he's going to try and buy the ref dinner sometime. All right. Finally, earlier this week, Steph Curry said in a podcast he doesn't think we ever landed on the moon. Yesterday, NASA invited Curry to come tour Johnson Space Center in Houston to view all the evidence that we have in fact landed on the moon, and Curry actually re-tweeted the CNN tweet of that story. The Rockets' general manager Daryl Morey also having fun with this, Dave. He tweeted this meme saying, today, we salute the 400,000 involved in faking six moon landings for keeping their mouth shut for 49 years. You know, I grew up in Houston, I've been to Johnson Space Center many times. I can vouch that there is plenty of evidence, Dave, that we have, in fact, landed on the moon. Yes.</s>BRIGGS: We could verify.</s>SCHOLES: Yes.</s>BRIGGS: And we can tell Kyrie Irving that the earth, indeed, is not flat. Those two should team up.</s>SCHOLES: Take a tandem trip to Johnson Space Center and they can find out about both of these things.</s>BRIGGS: That would be a good reality show. Andy Scholes, good stuff. Thank you. Romans, over to you.</s>ROMANS: All right. Thanks, guys. In a few hours, former Trump Attorney Michael Cohen will learn his fate in a New York City courtroom.</s>TRUMP: I will take the mantle, I will be the one to shut it down.</s>ROMANS: Plus, a government shutdown after this incredible meeting between the president and Democratic leaders.