kathy park has that side of the story. >> reporter: looking at the videos, it's hard to tell how the massive crowds in south korea turned so deadly. experts say the packed, narrow streets of seoul were a recipe for disaster. for 20 years, jose dee ga managed the iconic parades and the ball drop on new year's eve. he says deaths in these situations aren't always from being trampled, but being packed in upright. >> additional asphyxiation occurs, and that's how death and serious physical injury occurs. >> reporter: with halloween events around the corner, growing questions about whether a similar tragedy could happen here in the u.s. >> a situation like that play out here in times square? >> there's a lot of open space to get out, so highly unlikely. >> reporter: he says there are other situations that could turn dangerous. we saw it happen last year at the astro world music festival in houston, where a crowd surge left ten people dead and dozens injured. >> an arena, a stadium, where there are a lot of exits but the exits are not as wide as it should. a lot of people rush the exits, y

nbc news correspondent kathy park has this amazing story. >> jeremiah armistead picked up a basketballrealized life was not a game. >> i felt i was a man, 14 that is when i really picked up moments and stuff like that for years jeremiah says he moved from shelter to shelter with his mom, and two siblings. >> i was living on food stamps. >> what would you say were some of the darkest times in your life? >> sleeping in the streets, people walking, by looking in the car. stuff like, that it builds character. so i cannot be mad ossoff like that. >> homelessness pushed jeremiah to fight harder for his goals. >> putting is not my vocabulary. >> excelled as a student in california, and as an athlete. a winning combination that got him into fiscal university in nashville, and the spot on the basketball team. >> the great, it definitely sets him apart. >> former nba point guard kenny anderson now coaches the rising star, and sees a lot of himself in jeremiah. >> my best year of my high school career, i was -- we got evicted. >> the nba legend beat the odds, and believes jeremiah can as well. me

it was very relieving. >> reporter: for the news, i'm kathy park >>> a wall street ceo has a warninghe u.s. economy and that's stopping cnbc's on the money. the jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon spoke with cnbc europe today at a conference in london. he says the u.s. economy is doing well right now, but that dark clouds are forming. dimon says inflation, rising rates and the war in ukraine will likely send the u.s. that recession by the middle of next year >> these are very, very serious things, which i think are likely to push the u.s. and world -- i mean, europe is in a recession, put the u.s. in some kind of recession in six months. >> six months from now, he said. the electric car maker rivian recalling all the vehicles ever made the company reports it needs to inspect the steering fastener that could come loose. it covers 12,000 vehicles. that's 80 percent of the total fleet rivian produced since last fall shares dropped 7% on the news, but year to date they are down about 70%. >>> and the rankings are in for the best fast-food drive-thrus qsr and in touch insight analyzed ten majo

. >> kathy park, that is absolutely important to underline. i thank you for that., migrant workers from mexico, from haiti, from srepz and many other countries are playing a crucial role in reconstructing areas devastated by hurricane ian. nbc news reports advertisers for day laborers are popping up on in new york for platforms like telegram and whatsapp. housing, per diems, overtime and accommodations. but migrants are not always being paid what they are promised and being left injured without compensation. joining us now is founder and executive director for resilience. kathy park was talking about how they are coming from all over the united states to come help in ft. myers. there are a lot of migrants doing that very difficult crucial work rebuilding. >> that's right. that's right. you know, this isn't the first time that immigrant workers are coming to ground zero after a devastating hurricane event. in fact, this has become the norm the last decade or more. since hurricane katrina, as natural disasters, extreme weather events have gotten more frequent and mor

first, let's start to check in with kathy park in south carolina. kathy? >> katie, good morning. ian has weakened considerably. it certainly showed its strength variance of carolina as it made landfall yesterday in the community of -- at the heart of the storm, we were talking wind gusts up to my 92 miles per hour. it was no match for massive trees. like the one you see behind me here in downtown charleston. also here in the city, especially low-lying areas, flooding was also a big concern. we were hit with heavy bands of rain. the floodwaters actually got to my knee at one point. as you can see, a lot of the water has receded. power outages were also a big issue throughout the day yesterday. hundreds of thousands lost power. the big headline today will be the cleanup throughout downtown charleston. also in myrtle beach. they are dealing with a lot of erosion on the shores. crews will be out here assessing the damage. the people we spoke to yesterday say they are grateful that situation did not get much worse. they are on high alert because of what they witnessed in florida. back

could the same thing happen here our kathy park reports >> reporter: looking at the videos, it's hard to tell how these massive crowds in south korea turned so deadly some expert says the packed, narrow streets of seoul were a recipe for disaster. for 20 years, jose vega was assigned to nypd's controlunit managing the parades and the ball drop on new year's eve. he says the situations aren't always being trampled, but also while being squeezed in tight. people start to panic so the breathing becomes worse. when you can't get a good breath of air, thats sasphyxiation occurs >> reporter: with halloween and holiday events around the corner, growing questions about whether a similar tragedy could happen here in the u.s >> could a similar situation like this play out in times square >> there is a lot of open places for people to get out of highly unlikely. >> reporter: du but says there are other situations that could turn dangerous we saw it at the music festival in houston when a crowd surge left 10 people dead and others injured. >> any venue enclosed like an arena, a stadium where ther

kathy park is live from fort myers, florida, with the latest.o try and recover? >> lindsey, as you can imagine, it's going to be a very long road to recovery, as you mentioned. it's been nearly two weeks since hurricane ian blew through here and for a lot of these folks in their cars right now, waiting to get onto fort myers beach, this will be the first time seeing the damage up close and we've seen a steady stream of traffic ever since 7:00 this morning. over the weekend, we had a chance to be on the ground and witness the devastation firsthand. and when you go over the bridge, it really was a gut punch because you see mangled cars and you see boats inland and you kind of -- you wonder how did that end up here and then you have homes and businesses completely flattened or washed away. we had a chance for a lot of the homers here and they're hopeful that they can rebuild. take a listen. >> we did do the research online, saw satellite. so we knew what to expect, so it wasn't a big shock. but it saddens us that we put so much effort and labor int

it wu all caught on camera here's kathy park. >> reporter: this newly released video captured the frantic calls for parents. they flagged down a school bus driver in michigan to save their 2-year-old. >> they screamed at me that someone had stolen their car with their baby in it. >> reporter: it all happened tuesday morning when the baby's parents stepped out of the car to drop their other child at the bus stop dave skin quickly jumped into action called 911 and alerted his team to be on the lookout within minutes sue figueroa spotted the child sitting alone in someone's driveway. >> he's safe. >> he was crying, and i was just overwhelmed. >> youcesee sue comfort the child and put him on the seat. what started as a terrible situation turned into a happy reunion. how relieved were you to bring the baby back to his parents. >> i was -- i was crying all day. it was very emotional. i was very released. >> reporter: police say the car jacker is still on the loose, but this precious cargo is safely back home >>> time now to get a check of our national weather on a chilly monday for a lot of us

for "the news" i'm kathy park. >>> 55 seconds left on a race to the finish the economy rebounded strongly in the third quarter gdp increasing at a yearly rate of 2.6%. the first positive growth this year after two straight negative quarters the pentagon releasing the new defense strategy describing china, not russia, as america's top threat and competitor and national security challenge in the coming decades. >>> the director of the texas department of public safety is facing calls to resign today he refused to step down and insisted his officers did not fail the community now you know the news of this thursday, october 27th, 2022 i'm kayla tausche in for shepard smith. smith. follow us why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? stamps.com is convenient you get the services of the post office right on your computer stamps.com saves you money with great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and get started today ah, the

for "the news" i'm kathy park. >>> 55 seconds left on a race to the finish the economy rebounded stronglyter gdp increasing at a yearly rate of 2.6%. the first positive growth this year after two straight negative quarters the pentagon releasing the new defense strategy describing china, not russia, as america's top threat and competitor and national security challenge in the coming decades. >>> the director of the texas department of public safety is facing calls to resign today he refused to step down and insisted his officers did not fail the community now you know the news of this thursday, october 27th, 2022 i'm kayla tausche in for shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter @the news on cnbc. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joint pain is possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased

kathy park, nbc news, nashville. >> back in september, jeremiah told the washington post that he is thankful that people are willing to take a chance on him. he goes on to say even though i went through a tough time, it made me the person i am today, and i'm excited to see how it all turns out. well we are as well jeremiah, and you know every night we talk about a lot of terrible people doing terrible things, you know what we also talk about good people doing great things. and on that, no i wish you a good night. from all our colleagues that the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, i will see you again at the end of tomorrow. tonight on all in. >> i don't want the federal government involved with that at all. i want women, doctors, local political leaders -- >> tv doctor from jersey gets hammered from debate stage honesty. >> oz would let politicians like doug mastriano ban abortion without exceptions. >> tonight renewed outrage over the radical republican position on abortion they have been trying to hide. >> i wish as a man i didn't have to make this decision, i wish w

for "the news" i'm kathy park. >>> 55 seconds left on a race to the finish the economy rebounded stronglydp increasing at a yearly rate of 2.6%. the first positive growth this year after two straight negative quarters the pentagon releasing the new defense strategy describing china, not russia, as america's top threat and competitor and national security challenge in the coming decades. >>> the director of the texas department of public safety is facing calls to resign today he refused to step down and insisted his officers did not fail the community now you know the news of this thursday, october 27th, 2022 i'm kayla tausche in for shepard smith. smith. follow us if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop further irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost

kathy, park nbc news, nashville. >> back in september, jeremiah told the washington post that he is thankful that people are willing to take a chance on him. he goes on to say even though i went through a tough time, it made me the person i am today, and i'm excited to see how it all turns out. well we are as well jeremiah, and you know every night we talk about a lot of terrible people doing terrible things, you know what we also talk about good people doing great things. and on that, no i wish you a good night. from all our colleagues that the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, i will see you again at the end of tomorrow. >> imagine someone right to a check, you take it to the bank, you cash it, deposit, whatever. then that check bounces, no you did not write this check, you had no idea that it was not good, well up until today thanks across the country could charge you for that transaction. you would get charged a fee for being affect him of a fraud. that's just one of the laundry list of what president biden is calling junk fees, that he announced his administratio

kathy park has more. >> the school day was getting under way today, and officials say after they receivedin a matter of minutes and exchanged gunfire with the suspect armed with a long gun and he was injured and later died at the hospital. police say the gunman was a man around 20 years old and his identity has not been released. right now it is unclear how he was connected with the school and how he got inside the building which was locked. at least two others were killed and several others were wounded in the shooting, when students heard gunfire, they thought it was a drill, and they quickly realized it wasn't. stories of survival are starting to emerge including one student who said he escaped by jumping out the window. we'll keep a close eye on the story, as it develops. we'll be right back. iphone 14 p. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentials with apple care+ is included so you can easily manage your team's devices, here, and here. all on the network with more 5g coverage. it's the ultimate business trifecta, with the new iphone 14 pro o

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park in san jose. hold. cousins to the domestic guinea pig. kathy bars are unusually long mammals with webb's fe4t. they look like giant guinea picks. capybaras are not endangered but their native habitat in the amazon rain forest is. >> happy hollow in san jose said the capybaras are adjusting well to their new habitat. they enjoy swimming in the pool and nibbling on bamboo. they can stay under water for up to 5 minutes. so if you stop by the exhibit, you don't see them. given about 5 minutes and they might pop up and say hi the patient. yeah, that's a bail road. but yeah. >> for road and kind of cute. yeah. some people don't like rats and have a problem. but they are cool. they say about the rat race. yes, howie, the rats are winning. >> what i do know that for its part a boy. ali. what squares? yeah, ok, that's really fact that she. >> everyone, victoria liviakis take it away. >> this is what we're working on for we're learning more about a suspect who is accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. what neighbors are saying tonight. plus, shocking developments today after police a

kathy consti sign suffering and sleepless nights for the head of opens day in germany. it comes back to pious tradition. does give to many cushion gladys annella's keys are the motor theresa park that she had. turkey pops on st. paul, there's a tradition of asceticism in the church that mother teresa practice. look to that hope john paul practice with let many others practice which took tunes analysis. it's not about self harm. good dears, it's something people do. they may not understand them. hong, it's about the following. the lord with who suffered who was crucified of who was weapon and clena in it, serves as a little reminder, is can, it must be good for our body. the, our body is a part of our being sent asceticism as part of christian lives it at. so how people follow that is up to them is why a reminder of christ sufferings as an exercise of faith. critics asked camco if it is i the ra, extremely violent fantasies behind it. and it's an extremely harmful physically with, although that's always dismounted. and the idea that keeping his eye evil body in care and inflicting harm is a form of following christ, who bore the cross and with which one, cuz that is very diffic

kathy park is there for us. >> reporter: tonight a major break in the murder mystery of two teens in delphi, indiana. >> an arrest has been made. >> reporter: officials charged richard allen with two counts of murder in connection with the killings of 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german. the two girls went missing nearly six years ago while on a hike. their bodies were discovered a day later at a nearby creek. authorities withholding new details and sealing the evidence against 50-year-old allen, who they say was living in the community. >> my goal is to maintain the integrity of this case. >> it's sad. >> reporter: after today's announcement the grandmother of libby german confirmed the report that allen, who worked at a nearby cvs, processed photos for the family. cvs says in part, "we stand ready to cooperate with the police investigation in any way we can." >> why did it take this long to arrest him? >> it's a really good question. and one that we'll be able to tell one day. doing it any other way at any other time would be inappropriate. >> reporter: over the

here's kathy park with the important information parents need to know tonight, children with rsv, overwhelmingpitals nationwide pushing hospitals to the brink. from rhode island. >> even in the last few weeks we've seen a doubling of cases. >> to new york >> it is up 20% to 25% >> the highly contagious and rarely fatal respiratory virus filling up hospital beds and it can initially present like a common cold and it can become severe in older adults and infants. parents of 4-month-old georgia first realized something was wrong when they saw her breathing abnormally >> her rib cage very clearly when she was doing every single breath it was going in and out, in and out >> georgia spent four days in the hospital diagnosed with rsv. >> we were definitely rrified especially when we saw that she needed to go on oxygen and had the tubes in her nose. >> tonight, she's back home and recovering this surge comes just as other respiratory illnesses in children take off. in one virginia high school nearly half the students were absent this week because of flu-like symptoms. in san diego, more than a thousan

. >>> in florida today nearly two finally able to return to their houses to see w kathy park is with those families as they made their painful journey home. >> for the first time anxious homeowners who survived hurricane ian shuttled in by bus to fort myers beach, the only residents can get on to the barrier island because of the widespread damage. jerry artrip went in knowing there would be devastation, but he wasn't prepared to find his home flattened and scattered in pieces. >> my house is gone, and i didn't know what to think. i spent 22 good years here. it's tough. >> a lot of memories. >> a lot of good memories and we've had a good time here. >> what's kind of the plan today? do you have one? >> i don't have one. >> this is the boulevard and the main drag here on fort myers beach. you can barely make out the road because it's literally coated in sand. it looks like a ghost town here, and what struck us coming into this community is just how eerily quiet it is right now. >> emergency responders are keeping a close watch with hazards at nearly every turn. >> the island was covere

nbc news correspondent kathy park is following the developments closely and joins me now.understand that police are still at the school. they are still going through the crime scene. what do we know at this hour? >> kate, this all happened at the beginning of the school day shortly after 9:00 this morning central time in the st. louis area, and that's why students say they heard gunshots ring out, and officials received a call about an active shooter and officers were at the campus in a matter of minute. they were saying that students say they saw an individual with a long gun. the officers were able to apprehend the suspect. thereto was gunfire that was exchanged between the suspect as well as the officers. the suspect was injured and later taken to the hospital. that's where he later died. here's a little bit more on how this morning played out. take a listen. >> the officers did an amazing job. i was talking to a captain who was one of the first people into the school building. he spoke about how the officers arrived quickly, made entry with no hesitation and went direc

nbc's kathy park is in the storm zone for our sunday focus. >> reporter: millions in southwest florida wrath of hurricane ian, now home owners like ed vaughn face another battle. >> kwaurt got about 6 inches to a foot inside the house. >> reporter: the cleanup is just beginning at this newly built fort myers home, and the costs are piling up. what are they telling you now as far as the insurance and what they plan on covering if at all? >> they're not going to cover anything because it's all water damage. i don't have any flood insurance. >> reporter: ian delivered florida a blow to an insurance industry already struggling to survive. >> prior to hurricane ian florida was the most treacherous insurance market in the country. >> reporter: before ian even made landfall policyholders here paid some of the highest rates in the country, and rampant fraudulent claims and excessive hitigation drove six florida-based insurers into involvancy. >> florida accounted for 81% of the property complaint losts filed in the u.s. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of home ownsers were forced to buy insu

. >> kathy park is in delphi with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you.een searching for answers in the killings. just a few moments ago, police announced an arrest. richard allen is in custody charged with two counts of murder. this morning, a major break in the case of abby williams and libby german, two teenage friends who were murdered in indiana five years ago. police announcing in a news conference they made an arrest. >> an arrest has been made. thanks to literally hundreds of media outlites that have been steadfast in reporting and keeping the memories of abby and libby front and center. >> indiana authorities saying richard allen is in custody. >> there's a sigh of relief, but it's not over yet. >> reporter: the two girls ages 13 and 14 were last seen alive on february 13, 2017, walking on a trail near a bridge in delphi, indiana. their bodies were found the next day by a nearby creek. their families and authorities never giving up search for the killer. on friday, libby's older sister, kelsey german, tweeting today is the day. earlier in the inv