david scott, i inform the house that mr. scott will vote yes on h.res. 774. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bucshon of indiana, i inform the house that mr. bucshon will vote no on the rule. and as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. newman, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. newman will vote yes on h.res. 774. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. tiffany from wisconsin, i inform the house that mr. tiffany will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. connolly: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. kind of wisconsin, i inform the

priamos, david scott from abc news.ng, of in some cases the siblings relying on food pantries and soup kitchens. >> we are currently looking into this. >> we have been trying to get these answers, and we have been unable to get anybody to return our calls, so we just figured we would come to you as the chairwoman. >> well, i am not -- have the information you're looking for. we're still in investigation stages, so i don't have anything to share with you. >> in a statement, espinoza's former boss, the head of the public guardian's office, dr. matthew chang, stood by his team's, quote, exceptional work, but says he welcomes an inquiry. but the county's chief executive admitted in a statement, quote, there have been instances in which those we seek to protect have been harmed, and the county is committed to conducting a thorough and transparent review. and so, some of the turpin siblings continue to face dangers and hardships in the county that promised to keep them safe. >> shamefully, the system failed this family. >> to

democratic congressman david scott, a pleasure to see you again. thank you so much. >> always a pleasure, ms. whitfield, thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> all right. this breaking news overnight. panic and chaos at a music festival in houston. at least eight people died. many more injured when a crowd rushed the stage at the astroworld festival. one of the victims taken to the area hospital is just 10 years old. as many as 50,000 people were attending the festival when a crowd surged the stage as rapper travis scott was performing. earlier in the day a stampede of people rushed through the vip entrance entering the event. you see the video right there. several metal detectors and people were knocked to the ground. at least one person was injured during that rush. and that preceded that fatal crush at the stage. cnn's rosa flores is in houston for us. rosa, dozens of people injured in all of this. how could this happen? >> reporter: you know, that's what authorities are now trying to figure out, fred. but here's what we know. according to authori

david? >> rachel scott with us again tonight.hank you, rachel. >>> we learned late today of new subpoenas in the january 6th investigation, targeting several members of former president trump's inner circle. and tonight, new reporting by jonathan karl on trump's threats to his own party on his way out of the white house. here's jon. >> reporter: on the day donald trump left the white house for the last time, he decided that if he lost the election, he would take the republican party down with him. >> so have a good life. we will see you soon. thank you. thank you very much. >> reporter: inside, he was fuming. as i report in my upcoming book, "betrayal: the final act of the trump show," soon after boarding air force one for the very last time, trump took a call from republican party chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. according to multiple sources familiar with the conversation, trump told mcdaniel he was done with the gop. "i'm starting my own party," he said. "you cannot do that," mcdaniel told trump. "if you do, we will lose forever." "

david: agree with you. scott martin, thank you very much. new polls showing more than 3/4 of americans say inflation is affecting their lives. a clear majority are blaming the policies of president biden. reaction from "washington times" opinion editor, fox news contributor, charlie hurt. happy thanksgiving. i should have wished it to scott martin as well. let me do it right across the top. administration is trying to hang inflation entirely on the pandemic or price gouging in the private sector. never wants to talk about its own policies. looks like from the polls we just saw that the public is not buying it. >> yeah. i think the public is not buying it despite a massive effort by most in the mainstream media to try to push this crazy narrative that president biden's policies have nothing to do with this, to the point where you go on social media right now, you go on twitter, you go on facebook, you make any comment about, thanks joe biden for the gas prices and facebook will come in and sort of tap on your shoulder say, no, no, you're not

david? >> rachel scott at the white house. rachel, thank you. >>> and of course, the other concern going into this thanksgiving holiday, the numbers tonight. new covid cases up 40% overall in the country, as we near thanksgiving. and cases among children, this number tonight, nearly 142,000 new cases just last week. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, pediatricians warning covid infections among children are once again on the rise, up 40% since late october. nearly 142,000 new cases just last week. >> over the past two to three weeks, we've seen a significant increase. >> just a little pinch and it will be over quickly, okay? >> reporter: with children accounting for one in every four new covid cases, there's a push to get more shots into arms. >> as much as we'd all love to be past this pandemic, we're not and cases rising is always a concern. kids are not as severely affected as adults, but they certainly can and do get hospitalized. >> reporter: in virginia, 8-year-old ashlyn south was hospitalized with that

david? >> rachel scott live at the white house tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> and now to the pandemic. tonight, children across this country 5 to 11 years old are now getting vaccinated, less than 24 hours after the cdc director, dr. rochelle walensky, gave the final go for the pfizer vaccine for children. millions of doses tonight rolling out. some arriving at chicago's o'hare airport in temperature-controlled trucks. children rolling up their sleeves at texas children's hospital in houston today and across the country. tonight, new york city announcing they will be vaccinating children at public schools. and for parents tonight, major pharmacies are now launching appointment websites and the government's vaccines.gov website will be up by friday. here now, whit johnson. >> reporter: across the country today, from california to connecticut -- >> great job! >> good job! >> reporter: -- thousands of elementary school children rolling up their sleeves to get their first covid shots. how did it feel? >> it felt good. and some people don't need to really be worried about it. it may hurt fo

david? >> rachel scott at the white house. thank you, rachel. >>> the awful news today that a fellow crew member who just flew to space with actor william shatner, that crew member has now died in the a plane crash just weeks after he and that crew made history. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: he was one of the crew members on that historic flight to the edge of space with legendary actor william shatner. but tonight, word that 49-year-old businessman glenn de vries, one of the few private citizens to make it to space, was killed in a small plane crash thursday along with flight school owner thomas fisher. it was just last month when de vries soared 66 miles above the earth's surface and moment later shared with us his passion for science and research. >> we love, both of us, advocating for s.t.e.m. and science and in a few minutes, we have a lifetime of stuff to understand and inspire people with. >> reporter: that lifetime cut short on a single-engine cessna in new jersey. tonight, blue origin saying in a statement, w

david? >> rachel scott tonight. rachel, thanks. >>> and tonight, the sentencing of the so-called qanon shaman. more than three years in prison for his part in the january 6th riot. jacob chansley, the body paint, leaving vice president pence a note that day that read, "it's only a matter of time. justice is coming." well, what he says now. and here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: in his horned helmet, fur pelts and face paint, jacob chansley became known as the qanon shaman. but prosecutors called him "the most prominent symbol of a violent insurrection that attempted to overthrow the united states government." one of the first rioters to storm into the senate chamber, chansley, sitting in then vice president mike pence's seat, leaving a menacing handwritten note on his desk, reading, "it's only a matter of time. justice is coming." a federal judge today sentencing the 34-year-old chansley to 41 months, nearly 3 1/2 years, in prison. chansley, who had pleaded guilty to one felony count, expressing remorse, telling th

david. >> rachel scott again tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> in kenosha, wisconsin, tonight a juror in the trial of kyle rittenhouse dismissed after he told a court deputy a joke about the police shooting of jacob blake, which, of course, launched those protests. kyle rittenhouse on trial for killing two and wounding a third person during the protests that followed blake's shooting. before testimony today, the judge asking the juror if he would be comfortable repeating that joke. when he declined, he was dismissed. >>> in georgia tonight, to another high profile racially charged case. three white men on trial for murder in the shooting death of unarmed black jogger ahmaud arbery. tonight, just one black juror now on that jury. and what the judge said about this today. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: there are people watching this tonight who say this is another example of what happens in south georgia. of the 12 jurors seated in this racially sensitive case, only one of them is african-american. and this is a co

i would just like to point out that uh chairman david scott and i both ah go off to the letter to the secretary perdue outlining our concerns with what had been done in the past. there's historically been pretty broad bipartisan concerns there. and again, would ask that you stay in close contact with the committee on any of the rules and regulations with regard to gypsy. so there again has typically been broad bipartisan concern with that particular area of usda rules and regulations. one question i have and deals with the food safety inspection services and the masks. um how many businesses have not been allowed to have inspections or have had inspections with fell as a result of noncompliance that notice? >> uh i understand. uh congressman, it is characterized as a handful somewhere in the neighborhood of less than 10. >> okay. yeah, i'll yield the remainder of my time. mr chairman and certainly by the next panel expect being moths and have further questions, particularly bill sack before i go. certainly uh would very much appreciate an update the specifics on the cpap payments. uh

david? >> all right, rachel scott at the court tonight, thank you. >>> now to the travel chaos across the u.s. more than 2,000 flights canceled over the weekend. hundreds more grounded today. american airlines hit especially hard and it comes after the mess with southwest airlines weeks ago. so, what's going on? with the thanksgiving travel just weeks away now. here's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, american airlines the latest carrier to come down with a cascade of cancellations. >> canceled my flight -- i got to go home. >> reporter: more than 300 friday, more than 500 saturday and eclipsing 1,000, nearly 1 in 5 flights canceled sunday. hundreds more today. and the ripple effect was felt at airports across the country including here in kansas city, where over the weekend as some travelers watched as those frustrating delays got longer and longer. american blaming high winds thursday at their largest hub, dallas/ft. worth airport. writing in a note to employees, "we could only use two runways instead of the usual five." the other problem, a lack of staff. post-pandemic, air

in order to recognize this great achievement, house agriculture committee david scott and i introduced a resolution celebrating the 125th anniversary, celebrating the efforts of the ngfa to transforming -- in transforming the american farmers' bounty. madam speaker, the national grain and feed association has a long standing history and note right for their continued efforts towards supporting american producers and ensuring their competitiveness in agriculture. with that, i want to say congratulations on 125 years. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam speaker, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on november 3, 2021, at 9:57 a.m. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 1510, h.r. 2093. signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to claus

. >> i want to play you something, david, from rick scott yesterday on meet the press talking about how he sees the election playing out. he's the nrsc chairman. he'll have a big role to play in the senate races going forward. listen to this. >> what americans are fed up with are inflation. they're fed up with their kids being indoctrinated in their schools and defunding the police. those are the issues people care about. i think the obsession with donald trump is going to be good for republicans next year. >> so you hear him talking about some of the things that republicans want to run on. again, i'm curious from your experience out on the trail about this idea of almost baiting democrats to run on trump. like we saw terry mcauliffe do so much of in virginia. >> yeah. i mean, i think that was a huge disappointment for democrats. it's not just that they last last week, but they lost a massive issue. they thought they had trump to run on on the voting man. they did it in california. here it fell flat. also running on covid fell flat. i think the senator makes a point that democrats are t

the first lawsuits have been filed against travis scott, live nation and a concert promoter. davidm the houston police chief. can you tell us about this? >> yes, so travis scott is a national name in rap, musician known around the world, excuse me. but he's also a big hometown hero in houston and deep ties to the community and in fact the police chief personally knows travis as does the mayor and so as i understand, the police chief went to visit scott in his trailer during the day on friday as it was clear that the crowd there was getting rowdy but earlier in the day, not when the stampedes were occurring

sense travis scott was trying to do good and there was some defensiveness of him and that plays out in the investigation. >> so upsetting with young folks who died in this and been injured. david, thank you for the great reporting. >> thanks so much. >> i want to bring in noah shackman, editor and chief of "rolling stone." appreciate you talking about this. 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 tim

leadership wants a vote on that bill in the house by the end of the week, but david, it faces an uphill battle in the senate. >> rachel scott live on the hill tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> and now, to the trial of three georgia men in the death of ahmaud arbery. the prosecution resting its case today after some very difficult moments in court. arbery's mother leaving the courtroom amid images of arbery's autopsy. the medical examiner testifying on the gunshot wounds and what he said. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the pictures were too much for ahmaud arbery's mother, who is seen here looking down, as a medical examiner showed jurors how her son was shot to death on this street in south georgia. the pathologist described a brutal killing, sharing this disturbing photo of what was a white t-shirt that arbery was wearing. and testifying that between five and ten of his ribs were broken in the gunfire in february of last year. >> what was ahmaud arbery's cause of death? >> ahmaud arbery died of multiple shotgun wounds. >> reporter: the three white men charged with his murder have plead not guilty, saying they were makin

," which was directed by scott schwartz and turned into an off-broadway musical by david auburn, whonal message that was like, "hey, lin all those talented friends of yours are gonna get real jobs. >> jimmy: yeah >> "and they're going to grow up and you're going to be the only one banging your head against the wall of your childhood dream. and like, do you still want to do this? and the world may never notice anything you write are you okay with that?" >> jimmy: are you okay with that >> and it was clarifying for me like, it was just -- i remember, i had, like, a a stomach ache i staggered out of the theater and -- and it was -- it made me realize, like, made me fully commit to, you know -- >> jimmy: what you're doing. >> to what i'm doing >> jimmy: yeah i want - >> i hope it -- i hope it -- oh, you're going to show people >> jimmy: well, no i won't show a clip. i want to show a clip from the movie, but i want to talk more about it more with lin-manuel miranda when we come back. [ cheers and applause i want to show a clip, but yeah ♪ ♪ drive a friend home ♪ ♪ stop for a snack ♪ ♪ thi

in fact, david was the chair of the democratic party at one point, remember that? or was that scottpod. but it's so interesting, i remember him, i wasn't an elected official at that time, and he was a member of the san francisco democratic party. and not only actively engaged in supporting and running for office in his district, he ventured out to other neighborhoods to make it clear that although when he decided to run for supervisor in district 3, he wanted to be a part of doing good policy work for san francisco. so he has an extensive track record of work he has done around policy. we have talked about his work on housing, we talked about his work around tenant's rights. there are so many things that even when i became a member of the board of supervisors that i learned from david and one of the things that i appreciate about him that it took me a while to really get and understand, because i was always a fighter. let's fight this, let's fight that. david is like i want to get the done, so let's bring people together. let's bring people together, let's figure out the complicated

scott before the performance. and expressed his concerns about public safety. also asking his team to be mindful of their messaging on social media. david, also tonight, live nation saying they will respond to those lawsuits at the appropriate time. david? >> marcus, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next to the trial of kyle rittenhouse. accused of killing two people during the protests in kenosha, wisconsin. tonight, the medic who said he thought he was going to die. here's alex perez. >> reporter: in court today, jurors for the first time hearing from the man who was shot by kyle rittenhouse and survived. gaige grosskreutz testifying about when he initially came upon rittenhouse armed with a semi-automatic rifle. >> i thought the defendant was an active shooter. >> reporter: thinking rittenhouse had shot people, grosskreutz started following him that night as the teenager appeared to be running away. prosecutors playing a livestream video grosskreutz recorded. you can hear grosskreutz asking rittenhouse questions. >> hey, what are you doing? you shot somebody? who's shot? >> reporter: rittenhouse, prosecutors say, had already shot a

david drucker. on the political front, in terms of the response to covid, certainly governor rick scott in florida,otential 2024 candidate has touted their success. his view of their success in florida infighting covid. is that a strong point for him and a potential -- in a potential 2024 run? guest: senator rick scott has pointed to florida and a lot of republicans point to florida saying what governor ron desantis has been able to do and local governments have been able to do was better balanced for financial and health concerns posed by the pandemic. a lot of people forget this, and i reference it briefly in "in trump's shadow," the fact that in many states that were run -- majority democrats states, they prioritized health concerns and a lot of their voters are extreme he happy with that, but there are other states like tennessee under governor bill lee, florida under governor ron desantis, that felt as though that state and local governments had to do a better job balancing the economic fallout from the pandemic that all of us saw, in addition to the fallout from a health perspective, and i th

david campanale. the incident happened very quickly, according to local police, as concertgoers at the event press forwards. the award—winning rap singer travis scott the crash happened and repeatedly stop performing as emergency officials attended to the injured. the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage and that caused some panic and it started causing some injuries, people began to fall out, become unconscious, and has created additional panic. it’s has created additional panic. it's not et has created additional panic. it's not yet clear what caused the crash to start. police at the scene feared that casualty numbers may rise. travis scott's astroworld festival began in 2018 and has become a huge draw. early on friday, hundreds of people had rushed the event's perimeter, knocking down metal detectors and a security screening area to get into the concert. but following the incident, the second and final day of the festival has been cancelled. a local countyjudge described what had happened as an extremely tragic night.— extremely tragic night. tonight's focus needs _ extremely tragic night. tonight's focus needs to _ extremely t

scott wiener. two other politicians have also put their hat in the ring. san mateo county supervisor david canopy and burlingame city council member anally beach have both announced that they, too, will report run to replace spear. the congresswoman announced last week that she will not seek re election after seven terms representing the district. san francisco has declared a water shortage emergency. the san francisco public utilities commission unanimously approved that measure today. the declaration means the utility is asking its 2.7 million customers to cut back water usage by 10% immediately. the utility says the water shortage emergency triggers a temporary drought surcharge for customers of up to 5% of their bill. the state is still asking most californians to reduce water use by 15. and we are tracking that holiday weather thursdays just around the corner thanksgiving and we've got that to talk about. plus the weekend forecast, which is a holiday for most, i'll see you back here in a few minutes. also ahead tonight, students take a stand against sexual assault on campus coming up

scott wiener to other politicians have also announced their intentions to run cemetery. oh county supervisor davidrlingame city council member emily beach have both announced that they will run to replace jackie speier, the congresswoman announced last week she will not seek re election after representing the district for seven terms. it's a thanksgiving tradition for so many next. the final preparations underway for the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city and the changes that are in place this scare. plus everybody loves winning terry bradshaw's money. thanksgiving jackpot of $100,000 is up for grabs on the fox bet super success. it's free to download and free to play. get your kicks in soon and, of course, watch the fox football feast. starting early tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. i saw you toss the kites on high... improved vision coverage. so you can focus on every little detail. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today or ask your agent about scan health plan. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. call today or ask your agent mor

david campanale. the incident happened very quickly, according to local police, as concertgoers at the event press forwards. the award—winning rap singer travis scotte stage as the crush happened and repeatedly stop performing as emergency officials attended to the injured. the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage and that caused some panic and it started causing some injuries, people began to fall out, become unconscious, and it created additional panic. organisers halted the event when it was apparent that many people had been hurt. but officials said the sheer scale of the casualties quickly overwhelmed the medical facilities. it's not yet clear what caused the crash to start. travis scott's astroworld festival began in 2018 and has become a huge draw. earlier on friday, hundreds of people had rushed the event's perimeter, knocking down metal detectors and a security screening area to get into the concert. but following the incident, the second and final day of the festival has been cancelled. a reunification centre has been set up at a hotel nearby for people who have not heard from family members at the festival. a local coun

scott. hi everybody i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. inflation has peaked is the view of economist davidho says price pressures will start to ease and this is nothing like the 1970s and deflation will win the war. how he says to position your portfolio. >>> checking in on choice hotels parent company of sleep- inn revealing earnings a ride,

scott. hi everybody i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. inflation has peaked is the view of economist david rosenberg who says price pressures will start to ease and this is nothing like the 1970s and deflation will win the war. how he says to position your portfolio. >>> checking in on choice hotels parent company of sleep- inn revealing earnings a ride, a burger, and a workout. we have the action, the story, and the trade ahead of three key earnings tonight uber, shake shack, and peloton we start with the markets. we're getting that sort of settling in from the fed yesterday. >> kind of like what you get when you get a ride after a burger and before -- exactly settling everything. the markets are settling in right now at record high levels with the s&p 500 it gets the gold star and hit a record today so did the nasdaq composite. the dow is not far away but is still down in the session right now. to give you an idea of the trading range so far the s&p at the lows of the session after the opening bell up 26 points at the highs. so tilting a little bit toward the middle of the trading range

i want to recognize police chief bill scott and executive director of the department of police accountability paul david henderson. i appreciate you kicking us off this evening. let's go ahead and rise and put our right hand over our heart with the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. . thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. could you please call the roll. >> yes, ma'am. >> commissioner hamasaki. >> here. >> commissioner yee is in route. commissioner byrne. >> here. >> vice president ellyious. >> hear. >> you have a quorum. chief asked and paul henderson are here. >> thank you very much. please call the next item. >> general public comment. at this time the public iscle womto address the commission on two minutes for items within the subject matter of the police department. neither police or d.p.a. personnel or commissioners are required to respond. call 415-655-0001 enter access code 24878110616. pound and pound again and star three when you

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also sig wnals, scott that thiss a known entity to the market and that this is not going to be a curveball thrown to the market as he makes some of these decisions. fed watchers like david wessel at brookings has suggested that perhaps the operating assumption by many policymakers is that powell will be renominated to chair the fed while brainard could be offered a role leading bank regulation essentially offering an olive branch to both of those factions that i discussed. president biden said he would make the decision fairly quickly, but as of today that decision has not been made >> kayla, thank you so much. that's kayla tausche back at the white house for us now let's bring in tom lee, managing partner and head of research at fund strap welcome back things are falling into place pretty nicely for you. >> yeah. thanks, scott. yeah, it looks like markets are positioned to rally to year end. i think investors see that they're strengthening and there's been this improved resilience. >> the 10-year falling what's the message it's a surprise to many for obvious reasons. >> that's right. the ten-year yield falling is a dovish development because over the past eight weeks t

and david is making his way through no monitoring the gold seats is kind of easy one scott wilder told bags and often times this is worth millions of dollars. and this is worth itself and golden he said that modern worriers best real stories real euros that is what everything is about and pete is right now picking out is in hosting a little bit later. in any point have the patriot deal they will going have the upper chairs if we need it and in the tickets, the golden tickets, the summer tickets, and most of all patriot have board will be electric and here is the thinking, often times these award shows are about the people, in his private but tonight, it is about the country and that's what this is all about. you cannot pick a better venue or better night never last year virtual in the first year was amazing at this year's going to be even better and fox nation folks who have been working on this and they have been producing this. if you don't have fox nation is the reason to download the app and there's so many great features there. i don't know if you guys are that instruction but i'm