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astroworld has an event plan. and, jake, one of the quotes from the plan is that astroworld as an organization will be prepared to evaluate and respond appropriately to emergency situations. what did we have 37 minutes before drake and travis scott got off stage? they had a mass casualty incident. and within this event policy, they were required to give notice to shut down the concert. there are procedures in place to do that. and i want to tell you, i don't think they shut down the concert because they wanted their surprise guest drake to perform, and that was more important than a the mass casualties they knew were occurring 37 minutes continuously. >> the concert was declared a mass casualty incident at 9:38 friday night local time. video shows travis scott pausing the show and trying to note problems that he saw in the crowd. here's a little clip of that. ♪ >> we need help on somebody passed out right here. somebody passed out right here. hold on. don't touch him. don't touch him. everybody back up. security

una estudiante universitaria muriÓ por las lesiones que habrÍa sufrido en la estampida del "astroworld", en texas. el abogado de travis scott se pronunciÓ sobre las versiones de les saluda } como consecuencia de las lesiones que sufriÓ durante la estampida del "astroworld" fest. se convierte en la novena vÍctima mortal. su primo culpÓ a los organizadores, el cantante travis scott y las autoridades por el incidente. >> ellos se la sofocaron al igual que se lucieron al niÑo que estÁ luchando por su vida en una sala de cuidados intensivos. reportero: el abogado de la familia revelÓ que ella fue la joven captada en un video cayÉndose de una camilla mientras la evacuaban policÍas. >> se es miraron en las ganancias —— se esmeraron en las ganancias y no en la seguridad, segÚn el abogado. >> todos tenemos la responsabilidad de parar el concierto si se sabe lo que estÁ pasando. reportero: el abogado criticÓ las autoridades de la policÍa y agregÓ "en lugar de apuntar el dedo, los investigadores deben comenzar el procedimiento sobre las denuncias, para que juntos podamos identif

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the trouble he could be facing in the wake of the deadly astroworld music festival. >> nobody should ever die from going to a concert. >>> former raiders coach jon gruden sues the nfl. why he is blaming the league for destroying his career and reputation. ♪ 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 ♪ >>> this evening, rapper travis scott was reportedly seen for the first time since the stampede at the astroworld festival. the 30-year-old spotted outside of his houston mansion as the investigation into last week's deadly crowd surge continues. a spokesperson tells cbs news that this air was not responsible for the tragedy. this comes as hundreds of concertgoers have filed lawsuits. >> nobody should ever die from going to a concert. >> reporter: attorneys gathered in houston friday to announce lawsuits on behalf of more than 200 victims of the astroworld concert point >> there are people on the ground trying to use me to pull themselves up. i remember thinking, if i fall,

>>> breaking overnight a tenth person has died in connection with houston's astroworld music festival. the 9-year-old boy, the youngest so far succumbed to his injuries >>> in just hours from now, the jury in the kyle rittenhouse dole-homicide trial will hear closing arguments. we have got a preview. >>> infrastructure day at the white house. the president will sign one of his key pieces of legislature into action. while appointing a new czar to oversee it all >>> pop star britney spears was freed from her conservatorship now, the fight to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else. >>> clear from covid, aaron rodgers returned to the gridiron following a controversial ten days while a big-name qb is sidelined because of coronavirus. "early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with breaking news in the astroworld concert tragedy 9-year-old ezra blunt has died from injuries sustained during the crowd surge at the houston show, becoming the youngest fatality his parents have hired personal-injury attorneys ben crump, alex hi

dozens more seriously hurt. 9-year-old ezra blunt, who attended the astroworld concert, is fighting for his life. >> i just want there to be some accountability. >> reporter: his grandfather talked to abc affiliate ktrk. >> for my grandson to end up the way he did something terrible happened. you know, he's a small, innocent child. he didn't deserve that. >> people were begging for help, they were overwhelmed, the security there wasn't enough security. everyone, everyone needed help. >> reporter: stephanie sandoval was also at the concert. she says what happened still haunts her. >> i had people's bodies compressing against my chest where my chest -- i wasn't even able to have the luxury to take a deep breath. i thought i could hang for the first song, but i was officially at that point asking vip, whoever was in vip, hey, can you please get me out of here? i need to get out. >> i've dealt with many crises since i've been mayor. this is the only one where it's been difficult to sleep at night. and in large part it's because we're dealing with kids. >> reporter: houston's mayor, sylveste

eight people killed, dozens more injured at the astroworld festival. 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. now awaiting president biden's signature. what it took to get it across the finish line and what challenges lie ahead for the fractured party. >>> the justice department defending the biden administration's vaccine mandate for all businesses with 100 employees or more. this, after it was blocked by a federal appeals court questioning its constitutionality. and tonight, federal officials promising to ramp up the vaccination effort for kids. the new numbers just in

. >> podrÍa aumentar el nÚmero de vÍctimas fatales del concierto astroworld festival. la corte suprema escuchÓ argumentos en el caso de un hombre que estÁ condenado a muerte y toquÉ un paso religioso mientra es ejecutado en texas. nada mÁs queremos la justicia que nos deben a nosotros. >> en estados unidos hay millones de trabajos disponibles. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. jorge: buenas noches, comenzamos con nuevas denuncias e irregularidades de la estampida del concierto astroworld. ilia: testigos declararon sobre la forma en la que estaban puestas las barreras metÁlicas. jorge: muchos dicen que si le hubieran avisado al rapero travis scott lo que estaba pasando, quizÁs Él hubiese ayudado. >> surge un nuevo vÍdeo que revela el horror que se viviÓ en la estampida humana del astroworld festival en texas. la tragedia deja ocho muertos y deja a un joven de nueve aÑos en un coma inducido y otro de 22 aÑos con muerte cerebral. norma ortiz viviÓ la experiencia. norma: eran gritos de personas que se estaban muriendo, que

his response on the state of the astroworld investigation. kumasi: is in-n-out thinking of moving to florida? reggie: an oyster shell solution. could this pacific coast delicacy be the key to saving the shoreline from climate change? kumasi: we will take a live look outside right now at the bay bridge. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: the attorney for travis scott just sending out a statement on the astroworld concert catastrophe. plus, the local artists pledging support to the victims. >> g

gma spoke to an attorney for an astroworld attendee who broke multiple bones at the festival. he says >> chaos at travis scott events is not new. this happened before. history has repeated itself. we hope by filing this lawsuit that travis scott and other artists understand concertgoers want to be safe. jobina: stands out to him is how many warning signs there were at previous concerts. >> to cross the line into terminal conduct, you need a level of recklessness on his part at the concert itself or the planning of it. there are comments he makes at the concert about rage on. it depends on when that was said and in what context. jobina: you can watch the entire interview at 7:00. reggie: a strict vaccine mandate goes into effect in l.a.. people will need to show proof of vaccination to enter most businesses. they can also show a recent covid test. 70% of americans over 18 are now fully vaccinated. vaccinations could soon be required. new federal rules call covid-19 an occupational hazard. a federal appeals court blocked the rule, questioning its constitutionality. so far, at le

shares of the organizer of this astroworld festival live nation tumbling 5% following the fatal event. the images from the tragic event just heartbreaking, as concertgo ers begged camera crews, you can see that girl right there, she climbed up on stage, and begged the camera operator to stop the show, because victims were being crushed and trampled to death below. the concert giant, alongside performers travis scott and drake face a flood of lawsuits with more expected to follow. we go live to garrett tenney in houston where investigations are now underway, garrett? reporter: yeah, liz, the number of lawsuits seems to be going up almost by the hour, at least 14 people now are suing travis scott and organizers of the astroworld music festival for injuries that they sustained during the concert. these lawsuits argue that organizers failed to create a safe and secure environment for the concert, and they are almost certainly going to point out there were concerns about the crowd before this festival even got started simply because of what its been like in previous years. we saw some of t

we have the latest on the astroworld tragedy. more lawsuits are being filed. plus, we have a concert safety expert to teach you how to protect yourself in crowd gets out of control for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. gray hair due to some the. wisdom. rocky, right. yeah. nothing wrong with a little salt and pepper. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us this hour. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead tonight on kron 4 news. >> gray hair. i guess i hope better than no hair. although comey, my dad wishes he had minor to the music is starting and thanks guys. tonight is 6. of its covid booster for all americans over age 18 how soon the shot might be available and. >> push to get them into the arms of the most vulnerable ahead of the holidays. gas prices serve getting close to record highs in the bay area. some places even charging more than $5. a gallon for regular gas. >> we talked to industry experts find out if this is what is going to be from now on. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news a if you're working from home, you'r

funeral services held for 2 more victims of the deadly astroworld music festival. the latest on the lawsuit. snow piling up for rapper. travis scott as he faces from that tragedy. plus, gas prices have now rocketed to an all-time high across america. just how much more you can expect to pay at the pump as many folks get ready to hit the road for the th >> word is 48 million americans are preparing to hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday. but triple a is saying the national average for a gallon of regular gas. $3 and $0.41. sounds like a bargain now the 41 not here, not even close. >> kron 4 washington correspondent anna wiernicki in dc with reaction to the high gas prices from lawmakers. >> good evening. if you filled up your tank recently, you probably noticed that you're paying more gas prices are up one dollar and $0.30 compared to this time last year and lawmakers are calling on president biden to provide some relief at the pump. as americans gas up and hit the road this holiday season gas prices are at a seven-year high. every time you go fill your car up

many more were injured after a crowd surge at the astroworld festival. witnesses describing struggling for air as a wall of people crushed towards the stage. >> i knew anyone who is a smaller person was going to be definitely struggling to breathe and just maintain their space. once somebody falls it's very hard to get back up because the space will just fill in. i'm a little bit taller so i was able to look up and breathe. >> everyone around us was just trying to take each individual breath, and there was just no air left for anyone to breathe. we were too closely compact. everyone was too pushed up against each other. there was just nowhere to go and no air to breathe. >> no air to breathe. let's bring in dr. chu, professor of emergency medicine at oregon science and health ruin. doctor, what we just heard and what we continue to hear from witness esis they just couldn't breathe. people couldn't breathe. can you tell us medically what is happening in that moment? >> yeah. that's -- that's so painful to listen to, april ark. i mean, they are describing

we of course begin with the tragedy at the astroworld music festival in houston where eight people were left dead after spectators rushed the stage during travis scott's performance. a prayer vigil was held last night at a church in downtown houston to remember those who died. the youngest was just 14 years old. 13 people remain hospitalized. it all happened friday night. about 50,000 people were in attendance when concertgoers surged toward the stage during scott's concert. he performed for about 40 minutes after authorities began responding to people injured at the event. as lilia luciano reports, a criminal investigation is now under way. >> reporter: mourners lalaid flowers and candles for the victims of friday night's deadly chaos at the astroworld music festival. >> i didn't know personally anybody who passed away here. but it could have been any one of us. >> reporter: the university of dayton says one of its students, 21-year-old franco patino from illinois, was among those killed. the youngest to die, a 14-year-old boy, arrived early to get a good spot in the crowd of some 50,0

the astroworld staff was told to refer to dead concert goers as smurfs. a code word has reportedly outlined in the contingencies and struck shuns for staff handling different situations of the event. >> staff members were allegedly told not to use the terms of dead or deceased on the radio. >> that was kareen wynter reporting tonight, scott and the organizers of astroworld are now facing up to 46 loss is by families of victims and that number is expected to grow. tmz is reporting that and rg park where the concert was held only had a 26 million dollar liability insurance policy damage costs could reach as high as several 100 million dollars. >> visitors will once again be able to enjoy the world's largest and oldest trees sequoia national park reopens tomorrow starting at 07:00am visitors will be allowed into limited areas for day. use only. >> the park was closed several weeks ago because of the knp complex fire. the wildfires burned 88,000 acres and is still burning at 75% contained. the reopening is just in time for veterans day which is the last free

. >> also, the latest tonight on the criminal investigation into the deadly astroworld festival over the weekend, including the string of lawsuits already filed. >> and we're keeping an eye on the rain moving through the bay area tonight. be right back. 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. >> we are continuing to follow the latest in houston after 8 people died during the astroworld music festival. lawsuits have already been filed against rapper travis scott and the show's organizers investigators are looking into whether safety measures were ignored before that concert began. houston. police say their investigation will likely take weeks if not longer to determine if anyone can be held criminally liable. people who were at the concert say the trouble began right away, but that no one, including travis scott would stop t

reese was a concert going at the astroworld music festival. reese, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> the stories coming from the concertgoers have been so awful. there's no word in the vocabulary to describe what people are conveying. tell us what you went through when you were there, and we're seeing video here at the concert. what did you go through? >> so initially when i got there, things were pretty erratic, but i guess typical for a music festival. once travis scott came out, about 45 minutes before his set is when i knew things were getting a little bit edgier. it was definitely getting pretty tight. and i knew anyone who was a smaller person was going to be definitely struggling to breathe and just maintain their space. it was definitely chaos, and about midway through is when i really started to notice some circles forming, people giving cpr. i saw a lot of distraught faces. it was definitely a very scary time. i myself, i felt pretty comfortable, but i knew a lot of people around me were very much on edge. it was

away, but no one including travis scott's would stop the show. 50,000 people attended the sold-out astroworld festival 8 people were killed. hundreds were hurt and more than a dozen are still hospitalized. houston police and fire investigators are trying to figure out what happened, why the crowd rushed toward the stage. >> and whether the design of safety barriers and the use of crowd control is fatally flawed. they're also reviewing cell phone videos, social media posts and people. >> who survived the chaos and now there's videos resurfacing from 2015 in chicago when scott reportedly told fans to jump the barricade. now, this was at the music festival. lollapalooza. you can hear them chanting. we want rage authorities in houston are now trying to determine if anyone, including the promoter or travis scott could be held criminally liable for possibly inciting violence in houston. >> he probably is liable and he's not just looking at civil lawsuits for which there is already 3 that have been filed over the weekend but criminal liability in one of those cases which is now a civil suit. the per

what can you tell us about safety concerns that have come up before it astroworld concerts? >> well, investigators brought that up yesterday at the press conference, basically saying they have taken steps after incidents have occurred at other astroworld festive vents, to increase security, to increase manpower, to have those ambulances at the ready should something happen. they really thought that they were well staffed and well situated for what was going to happen. on friday night. unfortunately, it took a lot for ems workers to get their way through those dense crowds, and it sort of happened as people describe it, all at once. it was almost as though, the ridges suddenly people down in large numbers, and a mass casualty again unfolded before their eyes. so they will be reviewing their processes going forward, like i said, they felt like they took steps already from previous events to try to correct some of the things in the past. but they say, perhaps there's more improvement to be done. guys? >> just incredible, strange new developments that we are tracking, katie obvi

. >> turns deadly in the city of houston at travis scott's astroworld music festival. the very latest on the investigation unfolding in the bayou city. >> also tonight, we have reaction from the president's infrastructure deal that finally passed in congress. and we'll see what comes next. if any of that money is going if any of that money is going make its way to the bay area. welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will tell you what to eat. everyone will have an opinion. and, yes, there will be tears. lots of new introductions. sleepless nights. that's normal. okay. so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive >> after months of back and forth negotiations. president joe biden applauding congress for the passing of his truly is 1.2 trillion dollars, infrastructure bill in a late vote last night. but as kron four's, washington correspondent anna wiernicki reports getting the bill to his desk. >> was not easy and they still have to get his build back better agenda through. let's see how that

astroworld turned deadly. >> image is just horrific gut wrenching from the bayou city tonight. this all happened last night fans rushing the stage which caused the panic in the crowd. 8 people dead, including a 14 year-old the youngest felicia bolton brings us more. >> fans are posting videos online from last night leaving more questions about what really happened at travis scott's astroworld festival like this year. i was going on. and then it just. >> he's like the biggest mosh pit ever. everybody was pushing people are jumping barricades trying to get out, you know, security or emt's could not physically get over to 80 people in the crowd is just too many people. and at some point the barricades becoming endurance like anybody could get over there that people were like trapped in the area. travis scott took to twitter with this message. i'm absolutely devastated by what took place last night. my prayers go out to the families and all those impacted by what happened. >> at astor roll festival. houston pd has my total support as they continue to look into the tragic loss of li

my prayers go out to the families and all those impacted by what happened at astroworld festival. houston pd has my total support as they continue to look into the tragic loss of life. yesterday we learned from officials that one 10-year-old, one child was transported to the hospital, now we're learning from texas children that pediatric patients, meaning more than one child, was transported to the hospital. we don't know more but there's a press conference scheduled at 3:00 p.m. local time. we're hoping to ask more questions to see what we can learn. here's what we know from authorities. at 9:15 yesterday, there was about 50,000 people, it was a very crowded scene. the crowd started compressing toward the stage and panic ensued. by 9:38, officials say this turned into a mass casualty event with multiple people on the ground, according to one officer who was on the scene. on the ground needing medical attention. some in cardiac arrest, others having other medical issues. a very chaotic scene. and officials say that medics and police were completely overwhelmed. now, i talked to on

tres el nÚmero de personas de heridas graves debido a las lesiones que sufrieron en el concierto del astroworld festival. ocho personas murieron, hay varias lesionadas y pedro rojas nos dicen que las autoridades estÁn realizando una investigaciÓn criminal que cada vez se complica mÁs. >> el jefe de policÍa revelÓ que el guardia de seguridad que inicialmente se pensÓ habÍa recibido una lesiÓn en el cuello, reportÓ que sintiÓ un golpe que lo dejÓ inconsciente, todo estotras el avance de la investigaciÓn despuÉs de la tragedia del astroworld festival. yasmin lÓpez, quien llegÓ a honrar a los caÍdos, habla del trauma que viviÓ un amigo sobreviviente. yazmin: es que era demasiada gente, varios tirados en el suelo. lo que Él me platicÓ es que no se pudieron rescatar. trascendiÓ que se fue una fiesta la misma noche del incidente. dÍas antes tambiÉn sembrÓ Árboles. se indica el personal de seguridad cÓmo reportar defunciones. nunca se usa el tÉrmino muerto o fallecido por radio. este tipo de investigaciÓn va a tomar semanas y posiblemente meses. el fbi confirmÓ a univisiÓn

a headline performance by rapper travis scott at the astroworld music festival in houston. thousands of concertgoers welcomed the event back after the pandemic, but, among the watchers, a nightmare was unfolding. everybody go to the middle... a crowd surge that has left at least eight people dead. away, many not realising what was happening in front of them. the music played on as some of the injured were stretchered away, many not realising what was happening in front of them. the performance was halted several times for emergency services to reach people — and finally stopped when it was apparent many had been hurt. 17 people were taken to hospital, 11 in cardiac arrest. 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, and it created additional panic. the astroworld event began in 2018. a crowd of around 50,000 was expected at houston's nrg park. earlier in the day, there had been reports of people storming the event's perimeter to get into the

and what that says about the doj's hope to get these under attack and we'll hear more on the deadly astroworld stampede later in the hour. i'm hallie jackson in the nation capitol along with mike memory at the white house, leanne caldwell on capitol hill and we're also joined by tony robb, congressional economic policy reporter for "the washington post" and an msnbc contributor. mike, let me start with you here, because, boy, long road for this infrastructure to get this infrastructure deal done and passed, and there's a fairly long road ahead of them to try to get out there and sell it to make sure that americans know what's in this bill and importantly what they get out of it. >> that's right, hallie. when biden was the vice president in the obama administration he sort of lost the fight within that administration. after they passed the recovery act he said we need to take a victory lap and go out there and talk about what we've done for the american people. president obama didn't want to take that victory lap which was a credit to obama because they had so much work to get done. biden is th

the astroworld, where there were some injuries. so ahead of this event, we prepositioned an incident command post there in the -- on the footprint. we prepositioned some units in there in anticipation of, in case things went wrong which i'm glad we did. because as we monitored and maintained situational awareness, we noticed that the -- that they were starting to get out of hand. around 9:15, 9:30, after the concert started. and we proactively started to deploy resources closer. and as soon as the communications sounded like they were being overwhelmed as far as the medical component, we started to deploy units into the area to begin treatment. and it was, look, i can't say enough about the work that the houston fire department and police department did to ensure that we were being proactive and when the emergency response was required, we were on the spot. >> so a mass casualty event was declared at 9:38 p.m. but the concert was not stopped until after 10:10 p.m. more than a half hour later. you told "the new york times" the one p

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>> tragedy in texas, at least eight killed and hundreds injured at the astroworld music festival when the crowd surged toward the stage as travis scott performed. welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. anita: . molly: i'm molly line. so many were injured in a mass casualty event. and they were quickly overwelcomed. >> hi, molly, yes, such a tragedy at what was expected to be a fun and lively event. eight people were killed and many more were hurt. take a listen to the witness's account of the chaos. >> this is sad, everyone-- this shouldn't have happened. >> an estimated 50,000 people were at this sold out two-day music festival in houston last night when the stampede happened. rapper travis scott was on stage and i'm told in a matter of minutes people started surging toward the stage and that's when the awful stampede happened leave eight people dead. >> the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage, okay, and that caused some panic and it started causing some injuries. people began to fall out, become unconscious, and it created additional panic. >> there's not a

many more are injured after fans rushed the stage during a performance by rapper travis scott at the astroworld music festival in houston. video from that soldout event shows the moment travis scott pauses and then he looks on in confusion as an ambulance moves into the packed crowd of about 50,000 fans. witnesses described the rush of people squeezing against them leaving them with nowhere to go. >> it was going on for over two hours. it just got worse and worse. you just can't breathe. you feel like there is a weight on you. >> it was so hard to move your arms, to breathe. i was pushing in front of me just to breathe. just breathe. >> i just remember looking up and passing out. and then i was in and out for a little while. i didn't see anything. i could kind of feel what was going on. someone pulled me over a fence. and i was sat in a chair and then i passed out again. when i woke up, i was in a different area in a chair with a water bottle on my lap. >> the houston mayor says there are plenty of unanswered questions tonight and calls it an active investigation. cnn has the very latest for us

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

continua la lluvia de demandas contra los organizadores del concierto "astroworld", donde murieron 9 personas tras una avalancha humana.hasta el momento hay al menos 93 demandas de cerca de 200 personas.tanto el rapero ravis scott promotores de la empresa "live nation" son el blanco de las demandas, en las que se apunta a que las fallas de seguridad y organizacion, provocaron la estampida mortal. no un capenato con un jugoso premio..les contamos al rereso uno de los juegos de uno de los juegos de cartas mas populares de la historia celebrarlo, hay un buen dinero en juego para el primer campeonato mundial de "uno", en las vegas, la bolsa de premios es de 50 mil dolares, es decir, mil dolares por cada aqo de existencia.los festejos forman parte del plan de reactivacion de las vegas, que ha sido golpeada por los cierres a raiz de la pandemia. asi que si decide suerte si si gana no lo deja saber! y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta hora amanezca informado con las ultimas noticias en despierta america y quedes aqui en univision, a continuacion contacto deportiv

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not including the 2019 crowd surge or astroworld. houston's fire chief says travis scott shared responsibility for the crowd safety. >> if the lights would have been turned on, the promoter or artist called for that, it would have chilled the crowd. and who knows, who knows what the outcome would have been. but everybody in that, in that venue starting from the artist on down has a responsibility for public safety. >> also this morning, "the wall street journal" is reporting that investigators are looking into whether a tainted batch of illega illegal drugs, fentanyl played a role in deaths and injuries. cnn is told compression in the crowd left little room to breathe. >> as crowds get more tightly packed together, it doesn't take much for what's happening in one place to kind of ripple through the crowd. we think of outdoors as being plenty of air, plenty of space, and yet as long as you have debt ends for a crowd, so places where people can push up against each other, it doesn't really matter if you're indoors or outdoors. what mat

. >> also tonight, the rising toll in the astroworld concert tragedy. vert tragedy. a 22-year-old college student now the ninth person to die. you will hear dramatic new police audio as the chaos unfolded. >>> covid cases on the case in 17 states. are we at the beginning of a new winter surge plus, the states defying the fda and opening up boosters for all adults. >>> the surveillance video and 911 calls played for jurors today in the ahmaud arbery death trial what they reveal >>> the first blizzard warnings of the season the powerful coast to coast storm we're tracking. >>> soaring gas and heating prices can the white house bring them back down >>> rising tensions with china our nbc news exclusive inside the u.s. base for a major show of military might. >>> and honoring those who serve on this veterans day the place where veterans battling ptsd forge new bonds. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening as it turns out kyle rittenhouse's dramatic testimony was not the last word in his defense. with no ruling yet on a mistrial, his lawyers rest

also this morning, shocking new video from inside that astroworld festival as we learn details about what was being said or not said between first responders and festival organizers when the chaos erupted. we'll take you live to houston, but we have got to start this morning with the brand new numbers on inflation. big numbers much higher than expected. the consumer price index. this covers everything from food to gas to energy. it jumped 6.2% compared to this time last year. that is the biggest jump we have seen in three decades. yes, this time last year thungs things were shut down. it was up 0.9% in october. it is a big deal because higher prices and supply chain issues are two of the biggest drags on how people perceive the economy. president biden will use his trip to baltimore later today to explain how the new bipartisan hard infrastructure bill can help ease some of those concerns, and you're in luck because i've got the perfect group here to help me dig deeper. michael memoli at the white house, "axios" political reporter, hans nichols, cnbc economic reporter, steve liesman,

my own child, two years ago, went to astroworld, it could be anybody. it could happen to anyone and we have to get a handle on this and make these venues safe if we have live music. >> please do pass on our best to the family of axle acosta and those of other victims. our heart goes out to them. thank you for taking the time this morning. >> thank you for that. >> the january 6th committee is significantly ramping up its inquiry into former president trump's inner circle and their efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. panel issuing subpoenas to six top members of trump's re-election campaign. trump 2020 campaign manager william stepien, former senior campaign manager, jason miller, angela mccallum, national executive assistant. >> also subpoenaed by the committee, bernhard carrick, the former new york city police commissioner who participated in a meeting at the willard hotel in washington in jansen terred around efforts to overturn the election. john eastman, a trump lawyer who crafted a plan for pressuring then vice president mike pence

la tragedia del festival astroworld continÚa dando de que hablar. los organizadores se enfrentan a una millonaria demanda mientras una marca de ropa deportiva pospuso un importante lanzamiento debido a lo ocurrido. andrea leÓn tiene los detalles y nos cuenta mÁs. adelante, buenas tardes. andrea: continÚan las consecuencias para los organizadores del evento astroworld. la compaÑÍa nike postergÓ el lanzamiento de unas zapatillas en colaboraciÓn con el rapero travis scott. tenÍa previsto salir al mercado en diciembre pero ahora no serÁ hasta el prÓximo aÑo. la compaÑÍa dijo que lo hacen por respeto a las vÍctimas de la tragedia. ademÁs, se presentÓ una demanda colectiva con 750 millones de dÓlares y un juicio por jurado. tambiÉn el rapero drake, todos ellos organizadores del houston el funeral de una de las victimas mas jovenes, el niqo john hilgert de 14 aqos. mientras en el estado de washington le dieron el ultimo adios a axel acosta de 21 amigos despidieron a bharti shahani de 22 aqos en houston , texas. regreso contigo borja! grac

first of all, i want to address the astroworld tragedy. the houston fire chief spoke to my colleague stephanie ruhle just moments ago. here's what he had to say. >> as the chaos started on friday afternoon, when the crowds rushed through the gates. should that the no have been a red flag to stop something before it got worse? that's hours before the crowd rush took place. >> i'm not prepared to say that that alone was the -- that should have ended the concert. >> congresswoman, talk to me about the impact this tragedy has had on the houston community. >> it is, indeed, a very tragic event. our hearts and prayers continue to be with the family. and of course, many prayers for the 9-year-old that is still in critical condition. we need to make sure that we take every step necessary to figure out what happened, when, who did what, who failed to do what, to make sure that this never happens again. there's concerts all over this country, in fact, all over the world, kids enjoy them, parents enjoy them, adults were there. and we should be able t

lily: el astroworld festival es un lugar donde se hacen muchÍsimos eventos. quÉ se hizo diferente en esta ocasiÓn a otros eventos? tania: lo que se hizo diferente y yo conversando con muchos de los chicos que vinieron a este evento y que vinieron al evento hace dos aÑos, porque lo habÍan hecho en tres ocasiones, es que no habÍa control. fÍjate que desde la tarde nos dimos cuenta en estas imÁgenes que los hijos entraban sin ningÚn tipo de control. no los revisaban.uno de los muchachos decÍa que cualquier persona podÍa introducir, meter un arma. uno de ellos dijeron que no se preocupara, que no iban a revisar. no habÍa el control necesario. dijeron que habÍa muchÍsima droga presente y algunos miembros de los bomberos tuvieron que utilizar esta medicina para revertir las sobredosis que se presentaron en el concierto. raul: el problema de las drogas lo hay en todos los conciertos y siempre sucede. yo creo que no tienen la autoridad para parar el concierto porque quizÁ la policÍa tiene la autoridad para decir que esto no se hace, el jefe de policÍa

at least eight people were killed and many more injured at the astroworld music festival. houston fire chief says panic broke out after fans surged towards the stage as travis scott performed. hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us, i'm eric shawn. the two other big stories that we're following very closely at this hour, president biden labeled as garbage those reports that his administration may pay migrants $450,000 each to settle those lawsuits over the trump administration's separation policies. well, it turns out the white house could, indeed, be shelling out big bucks in settlements. we'll have the latest. and the house passing that bipartisan infrastructure bill after months of division between moderate and progressive democrats. but still hanging in the balance, the president's trillion dollar social sending bill. we'll tell you about that. and we have fox team coverageful lucas tomlinson on the first part of the biden agenda, steve harrigan on the southern border. garrett tenney, first, in houston listen

. >> i was hearing so much about astroworld, a time where you're never going to forget. i mean, i'm never going to forget it, but it's definitely something i never thought would happen. >> reporter: astroworld weekend in houston, one of the most anticipated music events of the year. and lucas was pumped to be there. friday night at nrg stadium. and travis scott is just beginning his set. when suddenly the crowd rushed towards the stage. bodies crushed up against each other. many others pushed to the ground in the pandemonium. >> if you heard travis scott's music, it is super aggressive and driving, the sort of music that makes you want to jump around. >> reporter: eight dead, 300 injured and 25 hospitalized. >> i just remember feeling someone's chest under my foot and my other footsteping on someone's shin or arm. i had to step as hard as i can to keep myself up. >> you could really feel the bones breaking under you. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the two-day music event is the brainchild of 30-year-old rapper travis scott. boyfriend of kylie jenner. officials estimate roug

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rapper travis scott's performance at the astroworld festival, which he organized. witnesses describe the chaotic scene. >> as soon as he came out, the wave just kind of crushed me in. and where was like this, i was being controlled by everybody, and i had to keep my head up like this towards the sky to breathe. >> you could hear everyone saying get out, i can't breathe. i needia to move. >> security or emts could not physically get over to any people in the crowd. there were just too many people. at some point, the barricades became a hindrance, like anybody couldn't get over there, that people were trapped in the area. >> can you imagine such a nightmare? those victims in the deadly stampede, they were young. the youngest just 14 years old. the oldest 27. nbc's catie beck is in houston following this developing story. welcome to you. what are we hearing about the investigation? what more do we know? >> reporter: well, hey, alex. first responders were here on the scene before travis scott's astroworld festival event ever kick aufd, but no one could have expected th

the fbi now joining a massive investigation into how travis scott's astroworld's music festival turned deadly friday night. eight victims killed under the age of 30. the youngest just 14 years old. all caught in a sea of nearly 50,000 fans pushing towards scott. >> you couldn't breathe. i'm talking about everybody was so crushed up on you. >> reporter: the crowd surge so crushing witnesses say it knocked fans unconscious before being trampled. >> everyone was pushing to the front you had no room to walk. >> reporter: some so desperate they climbed on to the stage shouting for help. >> we need somebody's help. somebody is passed out right here. >> reporter: despite several pauses, authorities worked to shut the show down for 45 minutes before it ended. scott and organizers criticized for not stopping sooner. crews rushed 25 people to hospitals at the scene, hundreds overwhelmed the medical staff. some fans even appearing to dance on top of rescue vehicles today houston's police chief saying he met with both scott and security moments before he took the stage, quote, to share his concern

>> reporter: the astroworld concert has a ninth victim. the latest, ea sha at an emotional press conference, her sister demanded justice. >> this is our responsibility to make sure that we get justice for this. >> reporter: travis scott, photographed by "the daily mail," is seen for the first time since the concert. >> we were begging him to stop. people were dying. >> reporter: sophie and arturo want accountability. they have been reunited. >> i wouldn't be here without her. i literally owe her my life. >> reporter: travis scott has been actively exploring ways to connect with the families affected, that he's distraught and desperately wishes to share his condolences and aid, but also wants to be respectful of their wishes. lilia luciano, cbs news, houston. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll talk with travis scott's spokesperson, stephanie rawlings blake, and ask her what the rapper knew while he was on stage. >>> if you bought an at-home covid testing kit, you need listen to this. the fda is recalling 2.2 million kits made by ellume due