scott: no. is that option for all of us if we are going to generate the type of cash flow over the next five to seven years, it is one scenario that could happen if we continue to trade cheap in the four to five times cash flow. it is one option. guy brought up the private comment. you can only take yourself private, not to the capital markets or to the debt market, it will be through the significant amount of cash flow we reduce our share count over time. guy: i did -- alix: scott, thanks a lot, good to see you. i loved chatting with you. scott sheffield, pioneer natural resources ceo. tune in later today for the lng ceo. that is coming up at 1:00 in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: let's talk about the next 24 hours. today, we get earnings from novavax. expedia. occidental petroleum. tomorrow, european industrial production data from germany, france, and spain. also earnings from iag. did i do ok? alix: that was good. thank you for reading the prompter correctly. tomorrow, jobs day. guy:

i like to start with commissioner scott. >> commissioner ransom-scott: no questions. melissa thank you so much for this comprehensive report that you gave with due diligence. i just appreciating, you just hit so much. i appreciate hearing and seeing your work on this. thank you so much. >> chair bustos: commissioner brackett? >> commissioner brackett: i don't have any questions at this time. thank you for the report. >> chair bustos: vice chair rosales. >> vice chair rosales: i don't have questions. i'm kind of remembering, i know we gone through this, perhaps you can explain again to us the process for contacting the property owners. i see in the memo two thirds approval of the property owners within the district boundary have to participate. i just remembering, if you don't mind -- >> sure. >> i can wait until we know she can hear if you like. >> i think what you're asking about is formation of a c.f.d. at the time of formation, two thirds of the property owners need to vote to task themselves to form the c.f.d. generally, actually in the case of our c.f.d.s, there

thanks, scott. i'm not purposely provocative or edgy, but let me tell you i think rivian will pop today and it will quickly fizzle this isn't anything about the valuation of rivian. it's take a look at the overall automotive industry including cars like trucks and suvs. take a look at it now. the total market cap of all of the companies and the original oems and teslas like nicola, and i don't have the figures right at my fingertips, but conservatively, worth two times the market cap today than two years ago. my question for everyone, do we think the market for light truck, suvs and cars has gone up in the last two years? i really don't think so. this is electric viehicles verss combustion engine and what is the overall demand for it. i'm telling you, i look at rivian i see a case of wearing no clothes and the emperor in this case being the automotive industry at large. within that landscape i will happily take general motors at eight times earnings with the autonomous vehicle, that has microsoft as

>> hey, scott, yeah. nearly double the number of spacs debuted in october compared with september. 57 total, the biggest monthly number since march, right before the market fell off a cliff. in fact this october was even busier than last october, which is when spacs really started to take off so what's behind the recent surge? well, according to experts in this space, a lot of it is just pent-up backlog. deals that were set to debut until the market froze over regulatory and accounting concerns earlier in the spring now bankers and sponsors agree that it's now or never for spacs if they're going to list before year end but the market hasn't rebounded in the way spac issuance has the cnbc index is down more than 3% this year you can see it has really trailed off since the spring now, as a result, many of the spacs that are debuting are doing so with major concessions for investors according to a spac insider these include a greater fraction of a warrant for each unit sold, less time to find a deal, a deadl

jason, richard and scott. may freedom prevail for all of you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. kennedy: you are the best. thanksgiving travel is about to hit a record high. rain could screw it all up. we are going to be sleeping in our cars eating chick-fil-a. here to break it down. ♪♪ shows like this matter ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: more than 53 million americans are expected to hit the road catch a flight for thanksgiving this year. the cold front is coming in equipment stop your trip in its tracks. it depends on where and when you are traveling. pay attention to what you're about to hear and see and don't get distracted by the dance moves in the studios. box whether meteorologist and tik tok dancing weatherman, nick. >> your 70 cameras in here, i don't know where to look. kennedy: do, do, do flying around in a plane. made coast, sir. what are we doing here? >> i don't know. i'm trying to keep up with you. kennedy: live television in five -- good job. >> visio, always a pleasure to come by. ken

ideal back. >> thank you ranking member scott. i want to acknowledge, as we will throughout the hearing members as they appear and for those seeing this on television or listening on radio, the witnesses are remote and i want to acknowledge senator rosen has joined is virtually stop let's move to our witnesses. our first witness is ms. lois c. greisman she has dedicated much of her professional career to combating fraud and working within the federal trade commission to hold these scammers accountable. today, she leads the commission of law enforcement initiatives tackling fraud and scams. she also serves as the commission's elder justice coordinator. our second witness is ms. odette williamson . she works as a staff attorney the national consumer law center in boston, massachusetts where she works on issues of consumer justice and economic security. previously, she served as the assistant attorney general in the massachusetts office of the attorney general of the state. she enforced consumer protection laws and served on the elde

>> thank you senator scott. look, we're keen to work with you and your staff on any type of legislation that will enhance and improve our ability to serve older adults and to do so more efficiently. so we look forward to working with you on that. >> thank you, ma'am, mr. chairman? >> thanks very much. we're awaiting of uh, some other senators. i wanted to to continue the question period with one that i had and i'll pick up where the ranking member left off with regard to the witness in this case. miss greisman. we've heard kate's story earlier that i made reference to. and you heard kate's kate cleaners testimony. and in particular of course, what she's identified is a particular kind of scam, a romance scam and we know that she's not alone. unfortunately, this is one of the, the, the areas where there where there was an awful lot of increase or growth in that kind of a scam. in fact, the federal trade commission reported a significant increase in reports of these scams between 2019 and 2020. as americans became

not just travis scott. i'm really scared to even be around people in a full capacity situation. >> reporter: meanwhile, a memorial growing outside the nrg park honor the eight people who died in the tragedy. among the victims, brianna rod rhee tpwez, a 16-year-old high school junior who loved to dance. jacob studied journalism at southern university carbondayle. he was 20 years old. franco pitino. his family received he was loved by so many because of the loyal, loving, selfless, protective, funny and caring person he was. . >> i love you, mijo. >> reporter: it could take investigators week to analyze that went wrong. >> we don't want to leave any detail unreviewed. we owe it to the families and everyone else to have all of the details as it relates to this incident. >> reporter: a lawsuit has been filed by a concert tkpoer against live nation, travis scott, and the promoter score more, alleging negl negligence. cnn has reached out to the defendants and has not heard back. >> thank you so much for the lates

. >>> tonight disturbing new video emerging of the surging crowd at that travis scott performance in houston where eight people died the young victims ranging in age from 27 down to just 14 years old. tonight, houston's fire chief says scott should have stopped the show once he saw what was happening in the crowd. morgan chesky is there. >> reporter: tonight, inside the deadly concert surge. [ screaming this video conveys the desperate moments at travis scott's astroworld fest. fans nearly buried under bodies one appearing to dial 911. >> this investigation will take some time because it is complicated. >> reporter: in all, eight concertgoers died still unclear, why did it take so long to stop the performance officials declaring a mass casualty event around 9:30 p.m. scott did not stop performing until 10:10. >> stop the show >> reporter: during that time, videos show the crowd pleading for it to end. nbc's savannah guthrie asking houston's fire chief if travis scott should have stopped the show when he saw what was happening >> absolutely. look, we all have a responsibility everybod

travis scott stopped but then continued on. there is a clip on social media with two concert-goers are screaming at the staff to stop the show. ♪ [ bleep ]. >> the new york time reports that hours before the concert, houston police chief talked to travis scott about his serious concerns about the energy of the crowd. >> rosa flores is in houston with the latest development. so we know that travis scott just sent out a new message about the tragedy and tell us about that and latest on the investigation here. >> reporter: well, travis scott saying that he is going to pay for the funeral costs for the eight individuals who died and that he is getting in contact with the family members to do that. he's also saying that he is going to be partnering with multiple organizations to provide mental health for free. that this mental health will be provided online. i've talked to a lot of concert-goers who say they are traumatized after this event. they talk about having difficult breathing and survival instincts kicking in because the s

live nation and traffic's travis scott, while the criminal investigation continues. we also know that there was concern before the concert even started. houston's police chief apparently went to travis scott's trailer to talk about crowd control and all of this will be part of the investigation. that's the latest in the newsroom. pam and ken, back to you. all right. so thank you. meantime, there are growing calls to pull travis scott from next year's coachella music festival. >> an online petition to remove him as headliner has more than 1100 signatures so far. organizers created the appeal on change, dot org. so far no comment from goldenvoice. the organizers behind coachella the festival is scheduled for 2 weeks in april of 2022. >> today marks a somber anniversary. 3 years since the deadly camp fire struck northern california and devastated the town of paradise. the camp fire was sparked when a strong wind blew a spark from pg e equipment into bone dry trees. the resulting fire would become the deadliest and most destructive in california history. the camp fire bu

astroworld a l festival founded by travis scott tragically young. astroworld a - festival founded by travis scott who is from houston. he is the partnerer in of kyliejenner, one of the highest paid social media influencer, she has been criticised for posting videos of balances at the festival on instagram which she has now removed. in a statement, travis scott said he is absolutely devastated about what has happened, and said he is committed to working with officials to find out what went wrong. with officials to find out what went wrong. a fourth person has died among the group of paddleboarders who got into difficulty on a river in pembrokeshire last week. andrea powell had been in a critical condition in hospital. today, surfers at aberavon beach paid tribute to one of the other paddleboarders who died. here's megan paterson. gathered with their boards to remember paul o'dwyer, his life and his passion. a paddle out�*s reserved really for very special people, it's a surfing tradition, and we thought it was very fitting, at a tough time for the

travis scott began his set. and those people that were closest to the stage itself and around were the ones being compressed by the crowd trying to filter in and trying to, it seems like they were trying to get as close to the stage as they could. >> am i correct in saying the security and medical components of this event were handled by the concert promoters, not the city of houston? >> that's correct. the medical services were provided by a private company hired by the promoter to be -- to serve that function at this event. now the nrg stadium is a county facility. it resides within the city of houston, but it's a county facility. and it was sanctioned by -- essentially by the county and that board. and so they have the authority to -- or the responsibility to hire those security and medical components, and in this case, the medical component was provided by a private company. >> so this was not the first astroworld in houston. back in 2019, three people were trampled at a festival. thankfully, they were not k

a reminder that scott has said he is working to help the families of the victims. if you want to get in touch with me on any story you have seen so far on newsday i am on twitter. i am look forward to hearing from you. this is newsday from the bbc. still to come, snapping up some amy winehouse memorabilia. the singer's dress earning millions at an auction in la. the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public. eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display - but on the local campaign l headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. i berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory. and with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for

travis scott concerts. what's the history here? >> pretty violent one. in 2017 in new york, travis scott begged a fan to jump off a second story balcony. that fan was luckily okay but another fan says he was pushed off and ultimately paralyzed at that show and despite that travis scott talked to lyrics he needs to see injuries in the more than pit. there's been other incidents in later years in 2019 and so on, and you know, the warning signs on this one go way, way back unfortunately. >> one of the things he said from the stage, this time he wanted to see the ground shake with the crowd there. i guess it depend on what he meant by that, right? >> yes, i mean, look, things like that, i want to see the ground shake, that's all fine as far as i'm concerned. what happened and previous guests noted the show was stopped three times and it wasn't stopped and then stopped permanently and it was stopped and resumed, and that's a problem because after the very first song, fans were chanting "stop the show, stop the show" and the show didn't stop, it went on for an

fans surging toward the stage when rapper travis scott began. concertgoers overcome with fear, pushed to the ground by the crowd. some people trampled. others crushed against each other while standing, hardly able to breathe. those killed ranging in age from 14 to 27 years old. several still hospitalized. what we're learning tonight about the victims and the criminal investigation. >>> also in the news tonight, the victory lap for democrats after that $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill passed the house with bipartisan support.

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scott continues to say that he's fully cooperating with authorities and investigators. it's not the first time, though, that he's had to answer to police after a concert in 2015, the rapper pleaded guilty to reckless conduct after urging fans to rush past security during the lollapalooza festival in chicago. two years later he was arrested after a concert this time in arkansas where he, again, told fans to storm security and to crash the stage. several people there injured including a police officer and security guard tonight travis scott is saying that he is going to pay for the funerals of the eight fans who died during his show, and for psychological counseling therapy for their families >> jay gray, live on scene thank you. >>> let's turn to keith sullivan now, law professor at pace university school of law he's represented promotors and attendees in lawsuits involving concert injuries keith, good to see you again, thank you. more than a dozen lawsuits filed against travis scott and the afterworld organizers, who has the most legal exposure here in your opinion. >>

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quÉ pudo salir mal en el festival durante el consciente del rapero travis scott? es lo que tratan de averiguar las autoridades en houston, varias familias han emprendido acciones legales y rinden tributo a sus seres queridos que ya contra estÁn con ellos, rogelio mora-tagle tiene la informaciÓn, ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad aquÍ en houston la investigaciÓn continÚa, mientras menos informaciÓn sobre algunas de las personas que permanecen hospitalizadas sabemos que hay un niÑo de 9 aÑos que sufriÓ lesiones en sus pulmones, riÑones y corazÓn y que tambiÉn sufriÓ de un paro cardÍaco, pero ademÁs una chica de 22 aÑos, ha sido declarada con muerte cerebral, todo esto, mientras se siguen multiplicando las demandas contra de los organizadores y del fundador del concierto, travis scott. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> la mÚsica del mariachi hizo mÁs conmovedor el momento la familia de a costa acudiÓ a uno de los altares para las vÍctimas de la tragedia, fueron a rendir tributo a su hijo de 21 aÑos. >> todos pueden perder un madre una madre, per

in addition, travis scott is obviously guilty of inciting crowds. he literally said to rage. so, whether he could literally see what was going on or not, he will be responsible, as will be the promoter. >> what -- so what sorts of -- in your experience, what sorts of planning and preparation issues normally go into an event like this that perhaps did not go into this one? >> well, when you have an event of this type, what you have to do is corral different sections of the audience with barriers. and especially, with a volatile, younger audience. this is done, certainly, in europe with metal concerts. we don't have really an equivalent famous festival here. we have coachella. it's more laid back. lollapalooza in chicago. it's more laid back. but people should have been on guard that this was going to happen and if you look at all the video. this was from the very first moment. the people crowded the gates, rushed the gates. they should have known what was going on. i mean, they just anticipated everything to be smooth so when things went bad, they were just not prepared. >> an

and the first lawsuits have now been filed against rapper travis scott and others in connection with the concert that turned deadly when the crowd surged toward the stage. we're learning more about safety concerns that were raised just ahead of the disaster. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." let's get straight to the breaking news. these new subpoenas from the house select january 6 committee targeting former president trump's inner, inner circumstance. so what are you learning about these new subpoenas? >> it's clear the committee is targeting top advisers from the former president's re-election campaign who helped push the big lie. let's take a look at this list. the first one is bill stepian. trump 2020 campaign manager. also jason miller, former senior campaign adviser. john eastman, he was actually an attorney who helped craft trump's argument that the election was stolen. also mike flynn, a former trump administration official who was also involved in a meeting about how the trump cam

senator scott, this is all doable. we can solve our problems, but i do believe conservatives have got to unite behind these principles if they want to win in 2022 and 2024. >> 100%. let's just say it this way. the road to socialism runs right through a divided republican party. it's really important to remember that. understanding what the republican party stands for is really important. we stand for energy independence. this administration stopped the keystone pipeline. we believe that we have important allies around the world that should stay on our side. president biden's withdrawal from afghanistan shook our allies, sent shivers down their spines. we believe that every single child in every zip code deserves a quality education because education is the closest thing to magic, and these folks on the other side of the aisle completely, consistently reject school choice, and frankly, they reject parental involvement in education. but in the commonwealth, they spoke loud and they spoke strong and they voted for a ticke

i haven't done enough work one more thing, scott. i do have a small position and scott mentioned it in unity and you have two companies that are in the metaverse driving it. one is, of course, epic games and the other is unity so you've got to own one of them >> uniuty is up 7% back to paypal let's put that back up because you guys are definitely moving that stock dr. j, you don't own it, but you like the space you just choose to play in the square sandbox instead of paypal why? >> i took profits on paypal when it ran to the upside, scott and even this week when they announced that amazon was going to take venmo for payments i still had it into that this week in the after hours and luckily, it made a nice pop into the 230 or more high perhaps it was each above that, but then they came out and warned on the guidance going forward and that's when the stock cratered back down so when i got out of it i should have bought it back, of course, at 200 when it got there i didn't do that and obviously regret it now because it's higher, but sti

the crowd of 50,000 went toward the stage as scott performed. some have said scott and his team did not stop the show even as people tried to get their attention. he did pause to ask for help, saying he saw someone passed out. >> i am devastated. i could never imagine anything like this happening. jobina: would not have continued performing if he had known. many of those who were hurt our young and in their early teens. five people under the age of 18 were sent to the hospital, including a 10-year-old in critical condition. experts say parents should do research before sending their children to large concerts and events. >> make sure they have an assigned seat and they are not in standing room only where there is risk of a stampede. jobina: event, make sure they have a meeting point. they suggest doing research about previous performances by the artist. look out to see if there have been safety issues. in california again. jobina: you are looking live at the big board at the stock exchange. reggie: uber's idea to try to stop a driver shortage. l

on friday scott went to drake's after party at a dave and buster's and that scott was unaware of the tragedy that happened at the stadium at the time. and right now nbc news is tracking more than 30 lawsuits that have been filed against scott or live nation, the festival organizer, and there is also a growing petition to have scott removed from the popular coachella music festival slated for this upcoming april. >>> morgan chesky, thank you. coming up, the nfl fining a teeny tiny amount of money to aaron rodgers and the green bay packers for not following the league's covid rules. that's next. g the league's covid rules that's next. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen can help you explore cost support options. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful i

thank you. >> thank you judge scott. we now have three questions that the committee asks of every nominee, and i'm going to ask each of our nominees to answer briefly with just a yes or no to these questions. we will start with mr. hawkes and then work -- mr. hooks and then worked on the line. -- then work down the line. is there anything you are aware of in your background that might present a conflict of interest with the duties of the office which you have been nominated? >> no sir. no sir. >> no sir. >> no. >> no senator. >> no senator. >> second, do you know of anything, personal or otherwise that would in any way prevent you from fully and honorably discharging the responsibilities of the office to which you have been nominated? >> no sir. >> no, mr. chairman. >> no, senator. >> no, senator. >> no, senator. >> lastly, do you agree without reservation to comply with any request or summons to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of congress if you are confirmed? >> yes sir. >> i do. >> yes, of cou

scott is just an amazing person. i have enjoyed my nine years working with him and i definitely consider him a friend and i wish him all the best going forward. give the wife and the kid a big hug from uncle daryl and thank you. who would like to, i i see commissioner lazarus. >> thank you. like you, i'm going have to hold it in as well. i was reminded of another pretty notorious that took place he says i don't know if this is the right time for it but i kind of just want to ask, is this like a for sure thing? i just had to ask. and i think that president honda summed up so nicely, all of the amazing characteristics that you are brought to this position. it really makes for people like commissioners, public service just a absolute joy and we've been particularly blessed here, i think, at the board of appeals with all the departmental representatives with executive directors past and present but the role that you play is so critical in so many of our items and we know we can count on you to present exactly what we nee

[yelling] ♪ >> harris: travis scott went on with his set. at one point, he did pause the show and call for help. >> somebody help over here. somebody passed out right here. >> harris: when the chaos ended, eight people were dead and hundreds of others were injured. travis scott took to instagram to ark pol jize for what happened. >> i want to send out prayers to the ones that was lost last night. we are actually working right now to identify the families so we can help through this tough time. >> harris: we're learning that travis scott's concerts have had a history of violence with the rapper charged over two other music festivals, where he was accused of insighting a riot. he likened his live performances to professional wrestling matches telling gq magazine, i want to make it feel like it is the wwf or some -- you fill in the blank there. you know, raging and having fun and expressing good feelings is something i plan on doing and spreading across the globe. emily, starting with you, a lot of legal going on, break it down. >> emily: there

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> you should know scott has been following this trial since the beginning. he's also been following theranos for years. you can follow him on twitter. you'll get live updates from inside the courtroom. @scott budman. >>> still ahead, students demanding action. the reason why hundreds of high school students in the east bay walked out of class today. >>> and a deadline has passed. just how many san francisco officers are now on leave because they haven't gotten vaccinated. >>> and i'm tracking rainfall developing off to the north right now. we'll show you the timeline of this next storm system and how much rain we'll get. i'm back with that in about six minutes. >>> hundreds of students in the east bay walked out of class to send their school district a strong message. oakland tech high school students claim cases of sexual misconduct are going unpunished. nbc bay area's melissa colorado found out the district says it's working on the issue. >> no one knows where to go for help so everyone just stays silent. >> silent no more. hundr

we appreciate the work that chief scott has done. again, i think it's over the work we've done in the last year and commitment and focus they re-dedicated resources to the program and put a lieutenant in charge and added additional ways of monitoring the program to make sure it's being assigned not just based on where officers want to go but where the highest demand and need is based on criminal activity and the supply of those officers still falls short. that's how we were able to put forward this program together which is an expansion of having law enforcement present and available through the 10a program is what we're calling it and allowing deputy sheriffs to be hired as well. in addition to the reducing crime we believe it will provide the presence needed to redirect people into the right rehabilitation program. i do not believe and i'm still a firm believer that we're not going incarcerate our way out of this problem. we're not going back to the time of the early '90s and '80s where we're going send people to prison but having

a crowd surged towards the stage as rapper travis scott performed. it is not clear what set the crowd in motion. the injured were given medical help, while the music continued, many not realising what happened. the performance was eventually stopped as a mass casualty incident was declared. the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage, ok, and that caused some panic, and it started causing some injuries, people began to fall out, become unconscious. 17 people were taken to hospital, 11 in cardiac arrest. officials have urged people not to jump to conclusions about what caused the surge. tonight's focus, though, needs to be on the families, and on the lives that we lost, many of them extremely young, tragically young. astroworld is a festival founded by travis scott, who is from houston. he is the partner of kyliejenner, one of the world's highest paid social media influencers, for posting videos of ambulances at the festival on instagram which she has now removed. in a statement, travis scott said he is absolutely devastated about what

astroworld is a festival founded by travis scott, who is from houston. he is the partner of kyliejenner. one of the world's highest paid social media influencers. in a statement, travis scott said he is absolutely devastated about what has happened, and said he is committed to working with officials to find out what went wrong. nomia iqbal, bbc news, north america. marches have been taking place in more than 200 cities around the world for what's billed as a global day of action for climate justice. tens of thousands of people took to the streets of glasgow as part of the event, where the cop26 climate talks are on—going. with more, here's our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon. even the driving rain couldn't keep them away. this, the biggest protest march through glasgow during cop. some had travelled just a short distance to get here, others were from the sharp end of the changing climate. i come from the philippines, and i am an indigenous person from the mountains. this is personally important to me because climate change is killing my people. if

scott's concerts are known for rowdy crowds. he's been arrested twice for inciting riots and disorderly conduct at his shows. fans at friday's venue. the crowd is then heard chanting, stop the show as an injured person lay on the ground. an apple music live stream shows scott stopping the performance several times. >> somebody passed out right here. >> reporter: but the show wasn't stopped until 40 minutes after call wrs received of fans in distre distress. >> i was watching for people to see me. >> reporter: a nurse who didn't want to be identified saved his life. >> i'm so happy you're alive. >> thank you for saving me. >> reporter: abc news getting this exclusive video of their emotional reunion. >> i wake up and i'm thinking about you. i fell asleep and i'm thinking about you. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. it really means a lot. >> reporter: travis scott has issued a statement saying he's, devastated dill help all those impacted. that nurse at the right place at the right time. drake did not immediately comment. live n

him , plus, major questions at this hour about how eight people could have been killed at a travis scott concert in houston, on friday. we'll take you straight to the lone star state for a live up to the minute breaking detail on the astroworld festival tragedy but first we begin with a fox business alert yes the infrastructure relief rally has investors piling in, all that's left now is president biden's john hancock. late friday, the house finally passed the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, to package with specific sectors already moving on the cash coming their way. specifically, the package includes $7.5 billion for the creation of a nationwide network of electric vehicle chargers. no wonder you've got the ev chargers here on your screen, having a stand-out session in this final hour, evgo up 35% blink charging up 27%. as investors start to connect the dots the perception is that ev adoption will ramp up, now that charging stations might become as common as gasoline stations. the amplified lithium and battery tech etf and the global ex u.s. infrastructure etf are both hi

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scott: i think we do. two of the very broad silver linings coming out of this otherwise horrible 20 month period is an acceleration in the adoption of technology. coupled with a greater utilization and more efficient utilization with primary one. those are productivity enhancing trends. it has shown enough economic activity. we have levels of gdp with 4.8 million fewer workers. i'm not sure that is sustainable. at the same time there is a greater utilization of things like real estate. that is the real fuel for the equity market. we are seeing corporate earnings and corporate profit margins. tom: i think really she with people that do compare and contract -- contrast. how do you respond to people worried about these dynamics that say it could be the 70's? scott: a lot of difference. policies being one of them. a thing in short tension is simply demographics. the 1970's a lot of what fueled inflation was a younger population still engaged in household formation, a lot of fundamental spending. fast forward 5

a crowd surged towards the stage as rapper travis scott performed. it's not clear what set the crowd in motion. the injured were given medical help, while the music continued, many not realising what happened. the performance was eventually stopped, as a mass casualty incident was declared. the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage, ok, and that caused some panic, and it started causing some injuries, people began to fall out, become unconscious. seven of those who died were between seven and 30. ——seven of those who died were between 14—27 years old. 11 people were in cardiac arrest. 17 people were taken to hospital, 11 in cardiac arrest. a lot of narratives out there right now, on social media, and even last night. i think that all of us need to be respectful of the families. please have also confirmed that they are looking into officials who have been injected with drugs.- are looking into officials who have been injected with drugs. been in'ected with drugs. people who are at been injected with drugs. people who are at the

we are talking about the travis scott show in houston. now, the houston fire chief says even scott had a role in stopping this. >> i truly believe, you know, um, that at some point if -- if the -- if the lights would have been turned on, the promoter or the artist called for that, it would have -- it would have chilled the crowd. and -- and who knows? who knows what the outcome would have been? >> now, would that be a first if travis scott were held liable or responsible as a performer? now, problem for scott is that he is also an organizer of this. a producer. so, to the extent that there is exposure on the side of those who put this together, scott will be listed there, as well. is what happened at astroworld -- the scott concert in houston -- different from other tragedies in music history? you know, you had the who in cincinnati in 1979. pearl jam in 2000, nine people died there. the indiana state fair in 2011. you remember that? when the stage collapsed during the sugar land show? my next guest has investigated them all. paul. it's g

scott just announced that he will pay for all of the funerals. he's also promised to provide free counseling for all affected. authorities and concert goers want to know why he kept performing during the chaos. >> so the official call of a mass casualty event happened at least 30 minutes before the show ended. witnesses say travis scott did stop several times but then continued. in this clip on social media, two people there at the concert are seen screaming at the staff to stop the show. watch. >> let's do it. ♪ >> stop the show. stop the show. >> we're also learning that a detailed operations plan for the astroworld music festival did not include a specific contingency for a surging crowd incident. cnn's rosa flores is there in houston. first, tell us what the police chief, if we know, discussed with travis scott before the concert. >> reporter: you know, we do. hpd sends out a tweet expressing that, that the meeting was brief and respectful. here's what he said, he said quote i met with travis scott and his set of security for a few moments

for more perspective, scott galloway joins us. he is professor of marketing at nyu school of business. he is also co-host of the pivot podcast. so, scott, why do you think state farm decided to -- to stick with rodgers? >> well, i hate to say this but i think it's like most signals in america. i think they probably did an assessment of their customer base, and decided that the majority of them were in small towns, rural america and probably leaned red and were sympathetic towards aaron rodgers. >> hmm. so -- so, fearing -- fearing a backlash but a backlash against state farm if they had left or if they had cancelled their -- their -- their contract with rodgers? >> yeah, i think the backlash probably they -- they did an assessment and decided. and again, there's -- doing the shareholder driven thing and there is doing the right thing and i would argue sometimes those two aren't congruent. but i imagine they did the calculus and said that the blowback from who is one of the most popular athletes in the most popular league in the wo

what scott has said is he didn't realize the magnitude of the situation. there was a lot of warning there. there were a lot of people trying to let him know that that was going on. >> can you tell us more about what we mow about the victims here, what we're learning about mr. acosta whose family will be at the news conference set to begin really any minute here. you're seeing the images, the names of the victims on screen what, we know about the people still in the hospital, too, jay. >> reporter: yeah. 14 to 27, the ages of those that were killed. mr. acosta 21 years old and out just enjoying a music festival that he assumed when chaos broke free. those hospitalized, 25 taken to area hospitals. more than ten remain in the hospital right now. the youngest of those so years old in critical condition and then i'm told by medics that were on the ground here as many as 300 people were treated for injuries here so it was complete chaos. you had a lot of people struggling to try and get away. we've seen some coming back to reclaim items that they left behind. it

attorney says scott did not have the authority to stop the show but scott did have the microphone and he didn't stop the concert. does that expose him to liability? >> hi, ana, yeah, you know, this just turns on foreseeability, right, and where there's foreseeability there's prevention and there's a duty to take all precautions to try to prevent the calamity from happening. first of all, this was not a bocelli concert. this was a travis scott concert. that inherently tells you that there's going to be chaos. that is what he's known forch he's had a pattern and a history. in 2019 there were injuries and hospitalizations out of the same event, atworld and then in 2017 and '15 he actually faced criminal charges for inciting violence at his concerts, so it's not just that he should have known. it's that he knew and his promoters an producers also knew, and then second, ana, is the idea, that you know, the promoters and the producers failed in their duties to set up the premises in a way that was safe. they apparently had tents with highly sought after merchandise very close to the front o

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