>> 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

stock was trading higher than it is right now, scott. it had a really good year, but the last month it is basically unchanged but they're in there buying today 17,000 of this friday's expiring 78 calls 17,000 of those. 16 cents, up to about 48 cents interesting to see that trade. second for you, i've got uber. now, uber is really interesting, especially unusual because of the fact that it is not expiring this week. matter of fact, they're going all the way out to february. the february 47.5 calls. again, 17,000 of these calls being bought today, 3.20 up to about 3.35 for the options by the way, they also reached up and went for the 65 strike calls out in february, about 5,000 of those. 4,100 of them in a single print, 56 cents up to about 60 cents. stock was trading exactly where it is right here, just underneath 45. two very interesting trades i think going into as we get through this week, very interesting to see what we're seeing here, especially the size of these trades. >> yeah. no doubt appreciate that very much, pete. when we come

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thank you, scott and mike for your book. you said a few things early in the conversation that stuck with me. you talked about rock stars and you talked about things emerging in the 1980s which made me think about here we are, sort of once-in-a-lifetime, and the same that it ever was. it made me think about talking heads. we are using this to elegy that was demonstrated so long ago. we are presenting context and history. and the ability to think deeply about the stories of the past and how they can be a guide for thinking about the future. it is a wonderful opportunity to reflect and i encourage those that have not to take a look at the book. there are some incredible stories. it is about the people and the implications. with that, i will encourage those that have been supporting the museum to take your have softened think yourselves. we have done well relative to anyone else. i feel really good about our position did those that are not supported, i encourage you to take a look at our website and do what you can to support us

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scott, you're in birmingham, in the u. k. of course, many people outside of the middle east and north africa will have no idea that al jazeera is this huge media network with, with a whole range of, of different television and internet services. how important do you think the addition of the english landel channel, the english language channel and on websites was to the network and its impact globally? well, it was important for the the channel, but it was more important for those of us who wanted news and information. i can remember in 2003 at the time of year rock war that, of course, at that point it was primarily al jazeera arabic out there, which i think had just started its website, which immediately came under attack. we didn't have alex's or english television at that point, but at least we heard of these reports coming out of the arabic world, even if we couldn't speak arabic. and we saw the images as our guitar mentioned, which brought that war to us, or be it through or outlets. you said, oh look what, what we've g

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

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. >>

scott gottlieb. and we'll talk with colorado governor jared polis, whose state isiest of wrestling with a new surge of infections. >> one in 48 of every coloradans are infected and contagious with covid-19. >> brennan: finally we'll ask world bank prendad malpass about fighting inflation. will wealthy countries fulfill their broken promise to help inpolice officerrished nations to cope with a hotter planet. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." progress in our slow march back to normal seems to be a continuing series of starts and stops, and there's a lot of confusion about where we are headed. most sundays, we start the broadcast with a look at what's going on that you need to know. and today's no exception, but one thing that's different is our mark strassmann is actually here in person. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, great to see you in person. >> brennan: so there were a lot of conflicting signals on the economy. wha

and that he did it alone. >> scott had nothing to do with. it no scott is not gotten into trouble. scott had nothing to do with it. >> he told her, i went up with him, i did everything. >> three people in three different rooms tell us the same thing. you may not be able to say you have a fingerprint, or we have the any, but that's pretty damning evidence. >> the last piece of prosecution needed was motive. why would paul want to kill his wife, catherine. ? simple, they said, money. when catherine died paul cashed in on her life insurance policy and homeowners insurance. it all totaled around $700,000. >> the defendant said he would kill catherine and burn up the evidence. and he did just that. >> now it was the defenses turn to attack. jurors would hear more about the checkered pasts of the witnesses at the very heart of the case. >> coming up -- and was a very checkered past some of those witnesses had. >> i think i slept with half the tone. >> when "dateline" continues. our breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your

but scott morrison defended his actions. guiding the scrubbing a sub steel with france was a strategies national interests not his own. i'm not going to cough fledging at a strider. i'm not going to call that on behalf of the strident i can do with whatever people try with me, but astride it has a proud record when it comes to our defense capability. that's why we were building these mobile building. i was this diplomatic stash has redefined the bilateral relationship between these 2 countries. france has scott parsons behavior, and the scrapping of his contract doesn't just affect this alliance, but has far reaching consequences for other countries considering future partnerships with strayer, france says it wants a concrete effort made by struggle efforts to get the relationship back on track. but neither side showing any sign of backing down that could take time here or clock out to 0. queensland, australia, ah, this is our 0. these are the headlines around says it has defended vietnamese flagship from being phased in the sea of oman. it says revolutionary guard troops border.

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

will you go to another travis scott concert? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> absolutely not. >> no. >> i won't go to any -- not just travis scott. i'm really scared to even be around people. >> reporter: now, live nation, astroworld festival, travis scott have all issued statements saying they are heartbroken, devastated, they're cooperating with authorities. that is not enough for a lot of concertgoers. multiple lawsuits have been filed, many alleging gross negligence, that the promoters, that the organizers did not organize a safe event. the latest on the investigation, the houston police department is the lead investigating agency, but the narcotics and homicide divisions are part of this investigation, and one thing that we can't forget is the eight people who died. now we're learning a little more about their stories. here are some of their names. a 23-year-old. a 21-year-old, franco pitino. 20-year-old jacob. 16-year-old briana rodriguez. 14-year-old john hillgert. 27-year-old danish bage. we're still learning, waiting to lea

scott wong with us for the next 5-10 minutes to answer your questions. caller: was hoping you could answer a couple of questions about these two senators. senator manchin, he is farther to the right on this topic of free community college then at my republican governor, larry hogan, who gave our state free community college a few years ago. i believe the price tag was something like $60 million a year. the government -- $16 million dollars a year. the government waste more money than that. further, kyrsten sinema on drug prices. she is further to the right than donald trump on prescription drug prices. of course, trump never got that through the republican congress, and i do not understand how she can be farther to the right than donald trump when it comes to negotiating drug prices, which would save the government money. that is in, the government. the only thing i can think out -- did she get some kind of lobbying contract with big pharma so that when she is out of congress, she can go work for lobbying firm for bid format? that is all i can think. i d

brown: senator scott from south carolina is recognized. sen. scott: thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the guest. i'm thinking about the conversation i had with south carolinians about consequences of election. we have heard elections have consequences. perhaps no finer point that elections have concept rinses is simply losing a single seat in georgia. the result of one lost seat in georgia may cost taxpayers just this year $5 trillion in additional spending. one single seat, $5 trillion in additional spending. $1.9 trillion on a covid relief package that has 1% for vaccines in less than 9% for covid related health, one point $2 trillion for infrastructure package with only 10% of that $1.2 trillion going to roads and bridges in the next five years. now we are talking about overheating the economy with another $2 trillion. elections have consequences. it is stunning. what i have heard this morning is hard to process back at home in south carolina. the administration wants you to believe what they say and not what you see and are experiencing. what you see with

scott and i are not really capable of anything else. [laughter] this is an honor to be here for many reasons. mike, you know i'm a big fan of yours. as a tech reporter i've been standing on your shoulders for years. in some of the earliest stories i did as a silicon valley reporter were at sea hm and you have allowed me to do many there and geek out. individually to see the exhibits. always appreciate it it's an honor to be associated with that. >> if i can add, i am deeply honored. i've done many things at the museum over the years. i go back safari member would gordon glenn bell made the decision to move to silicon valley even further back where the land is now is a 10-year-old iuc is my beebe gun to hunt ground squirrels. [laughter] it is a great honor i am really thrilled what he's doing with the museum right now and moving it into the future and repositioning it. that is just tremendous it needs it right now. >> excellent. everything you just said reference the past, the present in the future but that's what we're going to get into

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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

>> hi, scott. shocking for a lot of people to see the type of language being used to describe a phenomenon that's extremely common and amazing for new parents, amazing for the health of the baby. i think overall what we're seeing in the landscape of parental leave is people, birthing and nonbirthing parents, taking the time off that they feel is necessary for them to set their family up for success. the only judge of who should be taking time off is the individuals themselves, as long as it's in line when employer policies and they have the full support of their teams. >> i agree. as we've looked into this subject, that is, the nonbirthing parent, i mean, mom and dad is a traditional way of looking at it, but in many families there's the nonbirthing parent or sometimes both. and i think there is sometimes, you know -- some people don't think the nonbirthing parent needs as much time off. obviously there's a recovery period for giving birth. but both parents are very important. >> exactly. and exact

i think i've ever felt so safe at union square san francisco police chief bill scott says the patrols are a way to prevent another theft in the area. it's the same reason why the streets will be closed to non city vehicles in union square each night starting at 07:00pm. we're trying to make it more difficult people pull up in front of a business, particularly one that we. >> i've seen some patterns that are getting hit across our region. law enforcement is visible the locals like reza to bash still have questions feel safe right now. sure. >> but is really sustainable. >> i don't think executive director of the union square alliance. marisa rodriguez doesn't have an answer to that but says the response from the city was necessary. retail theft is not a victimless crime. >> it hurts the community. it hurts business and it certainly impacts jobs. she says the public should not be deterred by friday smash-and-grab and encourages them to visit the square for their holiday shopping businesses open. you might see boards on some of the windows that's measure. >> it is that they're open for b

scott i meant. scott gregor. scott, i know this is supposed to be a joyful evening with your friends and family and we want to hold tight the theme comfort and joy. 125th anniversary of waukesha and we won't let whoever this bad actor is take over the season certainly but i really appreciate you, scott, stopping by to talk to me and the best to your friends and family and the city of waukesha. >> if i could ask everyone listening to just please say an extra prayer for the families and especially the children that witnessed this tonight. >> scott, you got that. >> would really appreciate that. >> got that. guaranteed. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> we'll have more "american voices" right after this. we see you. that's why we designed our new no7 pure retinol range. informed by 15 years of scientific research; to target the appearance of dark spots, wrinkles and boost radiance. and formulated to be gentler to skin. we gave new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep wrinkles and boost radiance. to people wh

we have been reporting on the high stakes un climate conference in scott land. this weekend people hit the skreets to protest the lack of global action on climate change. tonight's eye on earth, mark phillips takes us to a battleground in the fight to save our planet. >> it's a bracing hike to the latest battleground in the war against climate change. >> uphill on the way to work. >> yeah. >> much of the landscape is covered in soaking wet pete. a kind of swamp of vegetation that has decomposed over thousands of years and which given the weather up here never dries out. in terms of fighting climate change, that's important. >> we're standing on a big carbon sink here. that's in the ground not in the air. >> pete is much better at sequestering carbon than trees. pete bogs make up 3% of the earth land mass. but store 30% of all land base carbon. twice as much as all the world's forest. >> what happens is the vegetation is kept carbon from the atmosphere. the saturation of the water doesn't allow carbon to be lost. >> it stays in it. because it's not exposed to the

and so that is different. >> well, i think that it is unfair to just single out travis scott se scott's shows. any genre, whether rock and roll or these heavy metal concerts, it is kind of the same atmosphere. but at a travis scott show, you kind of know what to expect when you go there. >> i want to be clear that we're not suggesting that he is responsible for what happened there at all. there is an investigation into who is responsible that is continuing. i did want to also though listen to some of his lyrics. this is star gaze in which he references the crowds and people diving from balconies. let's listen. ♪ ♪ it ain't no mosh no injuries ♪ >> that actually happened at one of his concerts that someone jumped from a third story -- or was pushed from a third story balcony and was paralyzed. he urged someone to jump from another balcony. is it time to change this style, change what happens at these concerts? i think going forward people will be more commhmore conscien they say. this was tragic but i think that people will be more conscience of safety protocols going forward. >> i

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

but anybody on any of their, like belinda scott, that used to be used. and if you get an america picture, the black people being beaten, humiliated, and even kid died. all those postcards was normalized violence is minorities and to make sure that those minorities know they could be attacked with impunity. anytime the videos guessing india of muslims is doing the same job as belinda scott in the video that in india, especially in this year have been servicing with the regularity. that is shocking. in june, a group of men crash and elderly muslim man and cut off his beard. in august, muslim, the driver is affected as his daughter holds on to him, petrified. the liter that see month, there's a video of self proclaimed hindu activist. up a young muslim man selling bangles. oh, before long the video is up online. read it buys, put attention with other variations on the same team, all racking up views in the millions. there was another video, all off men walking up to a man silly those songs which is o food item in india, which is an open stone. and because t

scott? >> the president, meanwhile, suffering another defeat for the vaccine mandates. let's get the latest from wall street. this is not as bad as we expected. wall street very concerned about omicron. >>> the 49ers suddenly have holes to fill. the adjustments they will have to make on the fly in sunday's game against seattle. >>> kathy gifford back on the "today" show, and celebrating the release of a brand new book out today, and that's going to be at 7:00, right after "today in the bay." ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ as you are step out the door, grab the sunglasses. there's already a lot of friends out there on the road heading to work. our temperatures chilly being back in the mid-40s and then it will warm up and be a repeat of yesterday. we'll let you know if there are changes down the line coming up in a few minutes. >>> might not need the sunglasses here. still low clouds. the sun is coming up and we still have the backup and the m

rodney scott who served as the u.s. border patrol and federal law enforcement agent for over 29 years, in career nonpartisan positions. during his career, mr. scott earned positions of deputy executive director of cbp's office of antiterrorism. the office of incident management and operations coordination, the patrol agent in charge of the brown field station, and the chief patrol agent in the san diego secretary. he was named chief of u.s. border patrol in february of 2020 where he led the office until his retirement until august of 2021. mr. scott. >> i'm going to echo some of mr. morgan's comments. thank you for this opportunity. thank you for the time and highlighting to important issue today. thank you for reading my letter. i'm here today to bring attention to the irresponsible and reckless policies that being implemented by the current administration. i also want to address some of the inaccurate statements that are being made, and you brought one of them. the border is not secure and the border is clearly less s

i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". the president will travel to the city of baltimore wednesday to discuss is infrastructure bill might benefit the american people. this is lawmakers on capitol hill turn their attention to the other half of his economic

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

scott? >> look forward to that. >>> in the meantime let's bring in stephanie link hightower chief investment strategist, shareholder of jan&j thanks for calling in. how are you? >> i'm good how you? >> i'm great how are you feeling about the news >> i'm thrilled. it's the year of the split, the way i view it. a lot of names doing great things trying to create shareholder value. to put it in perspective, the pharmaceutical business, organic growth grew almost 14%, the medical device grew total revenues about 7% and, of course, the consumer, the slower growing business 4%. you can see why they want to really figure out how to create value for these other faster growing businesses within health care the pipeline in pharmaceutical is enormous. they've done a great job at building that and not getting credit for it, quite frankly i think this is terrific news. the stock has really lagged. other health care names, it's also lagged the market year-to-date and by the way, it's fairly attractive in t

scott budman, oscar way, appreciate your time. >>> we have more breaking news. a car stolen in pittsburg with a 2-year-old girl inside. police say the girl has brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a purple sweater. this is the picture of the car she was in. it's a 2007 chevy tahoe, and you can see there, black rims, kind of a gray color, gray-brown color. there's a mexico sticker on one of the rear windows. the license plate avsk465. if you see this car, please call 911. there's a little girl inside this car that was stolen. we're back in a moment. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. gabby petito dominated national headlines for weeks. she went missing. she was later found dead. her fiance, the

. >> nbc bay area's scott budman has been in the courtroom following the case from the beginning. you can get the latest on the trial by following scott on twitter and from live updates inside the courtroom in the latest business and tech news as well. his twitter handle is @scottbudman. worth a follow. >>> taking a look out in walnut creek as we get started. you can see the smoke going across the sky. wonder what that is from? anyway, meteorologist, kari hall, has a look at the forecast. if you are standing close, you could probably see your breath. >> godzilla is out there, then, because that was -- >> yeah, that was a lot. >> yeah, we have seen the fog drifting around, too. 42 in dublin, and 51 in oakland. also 51 in palo alto. 52 in san francisco. have your jacket, but for now visibility is clear in palo alto as we look at 101, and even as you head up further to the north, we have seen patchy and dense fog rolling across the highways. eventually reaching 70 degrees there. another really pleasant afternoon with comfortable temperatures, just a little hazy for the middle of the

been filed against scott, the concert's organizers, and the promoter. and police have opened at least one criminal investigation. eight people died during a crowd surge at the astro world festival in houston on friday night. two of those victims were teenagers. ags 14 and 16. hundreds more people were injured. and in just a few hours, we are expecting a news conference from one of the victim's families. witnesses describe a scene of pure chaos. >> as soon as he came out, the wave just like kind of crushed me, and i was like this, i was being controlled by everybody, and i had to keep my head up like this, like towards the sky, so i can breathe. >> you can hear everyone just saying, get out, i can't breathe, i'm about to pass out. i need you to move. >> security or emts could not physically to get over to anybody in the crowd. there was just too many people. and at some point, the barricades became a hindrance. like, anybody couldn't get over there. the people were trapped in the area. >> our own catie beck is live in houston, texas, and zack despart, a

. >> scott? >> i didn't have an apple 1, i had an apple 2. it must have costs my parents a fortune at the time. it was about 1980, i want to say. we were not wealthy by any stretch of the imagination, but we were the only family on the block with a computer and people would come over to see it. >> do you know where it's now? >> i don't know where it's now, and i wish i did. i would love to turn it on. >> we know your mom watches, so maybe go check the closet. >> look in the basement and closet. >> hopefully that young man kept it clean in there. >> yeah. >> and the atarry. that's, scott. >>> this is snow falling, and this is from a camera at palisades ski resort. that's the real stuff there, not the man made snow. temperatures have been low enough to fire up the snow machines as well for the first time this year. >> you know, it opened over halloween weekend, and there was not enough to sustain it. >> there you have it. >>> it has been great to see, and we are looking at rainfall totals. how much we have measured so far, and it's still coming

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>> scott, do you see this highlighting those two americas, those two different justice systems? >> well, i try to resist the urge to link all these cases together, because i think every case has its own unique circumstances. and i don't see kyle rittenhouse as a hero, candidly. i don't see the rioters as heroes. i only see the law. in this case, the law is pretty clear. i agree with bakari, i think rittenhouse is likely to be acquitted. he was acting in self-defense. i think that's how the jury is likely to see it. so i don't like the idea of embracing circumstances like this in terms of heroes and villains. i only think we should think about that is the law say that we should do, what is fair in our criminal justice system, and are people getting fair outcomes? rittenhouse should not have been in kenosha. the rioters shouldn't have been rioting. i don't like anything about this. the only thing i like, a fair and partial trial is conducted and justice is done. i think that about all the cases. and i try to -- try very hard not to link them together. when you start to imply emoti

saying even though he paused the show three times, scott had no idea how serious the situation was. >> nobody told him nobody told his crew when finally somebody communicated something to his crew that this was the last song, that was about 10:10, travis said, okay, last song and he stopped when he was told to stop it. >> reporter: and regarding those communication issues, houston's fire chief has said the union does not speak for the department and his department has lines of communication open with agencies inside that venue lester >> morgan, thank you. >>> a tragedy involving one of william shatner's crew mates. on last month's blue origin space flight. glen de vries was killed yesterday when the small plane he was flying crashed in a wooded area of northern new jersey. the 49-year-old entrepreneur was one of four people on the blue origin flight. another man was also killed in yesterday's plane crash. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> as more americ

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chair scott: the committee will come to order. welcome and thank you for joining us today on this extraordinary and very important an urgent hearing entitled a hearing to review the state of the livestock industry. now, after brief opening remarks, members will receive testimony from our witnesses today and then the hearing will be open to questions. members will be recognized in order of seniority, alternating between majority and minority members and in order of arrival for those members who have joined us after the hearing was called to order. and, of course, members, when you are recognized, please remember to unmute mute your microphones. then you will have five minutes to ask your questions or make a comment. and if you are not speaking , please, i ask you to remain muted in order to minimize any background noise. and in order to give as many questions as possible, the timer on each of your screens. now, ladies and gentlemen, let me take just a few minutes to give you my own opening statement. this is, as i said, a most impo

scott smith joined me now exclusively. thank you for coming on the show. i know this is an emotionally grueling time for you and your family. tell us if you can what happened to your daughter and how loudoun county officials handle it. >> thanks for having us on the show. this is been a crazy three months but my daughter was sexually assaulted at the end of school in may of last year and, you know, i went to the school board meeting to see what was going on because i had seen this crazy stuff on tv after my daughter had been assaulted. there was some crazy stuff being talked about, people for things or against things. i wasn't there, i'm good with gay people, cross gender people, everybody, anybody wants to be a good american i'm good with. i went to their to find out why our children weren't safe. and the next thing i know another parent activist approached my wife and started antagonizing her and i turned around and said stop and then i tried to tell the lady what had happened to my daughter and she looked me did in the face and said that's not what happ

another person has died in connection to the crowd surge at a travis scott concert in houston. this time claiming its youngest victim yet. >>> closing arguments. today lawyers wrap up their cases before kyle rittenhouse's fate is put into the hands of a jury. >>> and adele dazzles. the superstar wowed fans on and off the stage as part of her cbs special "adele: one night only." the performances and her candid conversation with oprah. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with breaking developments in the astroworld tragedy. the crowd surge at a travis scott concert has claimed the life of its youngest victim yet. 9-year-old ezra blount had been placed in a medically induced coma. blount is the tenth person who attended the festival to die. the event's concert promoter and organizers are now the focus of a criminal investigation and dozens of lawsuits. >>> and covid cases and hospitalizations are rising across the country again. it comes as people are gearing up to travel for thanksgiving next week. officials are now bracing for a pos

a 9-year-old boy is in a medically induced coma after being injured in the chaos of travis scott's astroworld festival. new details about that night also emerging, multiple lawsuits have been filed, as we also learn there was no plan to deal with a surging crowd. >> i just remember just having so much weight on my body. and i was pushing, i was fighting, i was fighting and then i stopped because i was getting winded. i was using all the energy i had left in me and i came to the point where i was accepting my death. >> an attorney representing a victim who died in the crush of that crowd will join us in just a moment. >> plus, new subpoenas issued by the january 6th insurrection investigators. these subpoenas target top members of then president trump's re-election campaign. many of them helped spread the big lie which fueled the capitol insurrection. will they comply with those subpoenas. and testimony under way right now in the ahmaud arbery murder trial, the prosecution is set to call its fifth witness, officer jake brandon bubrandonbury who to the scene. >>> let's begin with cnn correspond