venue. we, the planning included two separate stages to try to subdivide those crowds. but again, it s the, it was a crowd control at the point of the stage that was the issue. that caused the issue. especially as the crowd started to surge up towards the stage. that s what we re going to be keying on in regards to the investigation. yes, ma am. hold on. yes, ma am. this is in regards to ems and also the kind of ems to administer right then and there onsite. were additional ambulances needed to come in then i just want to we also saw struggling to get to the crowd. was it hard trying to help get to the let me answer your first question first. all our units are completely equipped with all the life safety and life saving equipment. they have defibrillators. even the first response vehicles. so from our perspective, from the houston fire department s perspective, we had the right equipment. the, i can t speak about the equipment that the third party medical componen
move. we have the most talented workforce in the world, what are we doing? what in gods name are we doing? by the way, you hear these numbers, 3.5 trillion or 1.75 trillion, we pay for it all. it doesn t increase the deficit one single cent. dana: with a backdrop of americans facing product shortages, bidens approval knob wow numbers losing more ground from the start of his term than any other president. affording the high prices are here to stay. when do you expect the inflation to get back to the 2% range which is considered normal? 2022, 2023, when? i expect that to happen next year. we are going through a period of inflation that is higher than americans have seen in a long time, but we haven t lost control. dana: some of the media telling americans to stop complaining. worried about the supply chain? stop buying so much stuff which is not the most american of attitudes. jesse: no, it is not. and we get these types of things when democrats are in office. all of
the accidents from hydroplaning. last time we got some big rain, the 78 got closed down. people are afraid to come out, you know? that s not usual californians. will: diss disneyland resorts is planning to close early today while universal studios says they ll monitor the situation closely. let s turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. are. rick: that s probably a good call with disney, to be honest. it s going to be really windy. right here is kind of the center of the storm, but you see a lot of energy to the knot of it. sill to the south of it. we re going to have a lot of moisture for the next 3-4 days, so we ll keep rain in the forecast for quite a while. as you just mentioned, tropical storm warning in effect for los angeles, that has never happened before. and this is one of the wind gust forecasts. take a look at this. you ve got some winds that are probably 60-80 miles an hour across the mountains to the east of san diego area. this is to start the day today. i
and all promises of that irrefutable evidence in a report on election fraud in georgia. we re on the trail with chris christie, the republican presidential candidate says he s leading a truth movement to be an alternative to trump. plus, hunter biden s tax charges dismissed, at least for now. the latest in the saga over the president s son and the plea deal that fell apart. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we start in lahaina, where there are still more questions than answers, and a new investigator has been brought in to find them. nbc s dana griffin just arrived there. dana, this investigator comes as the island s top emergency official resigned. what more can you tell us? reporter: yeah, so a day before herman andaya resigned, which was on tuesday, he faced some tough questions from reporters. listen to what he told them. do you regret not sounding the sirens? i do not. had we sounded the siren that night, we re afraid that peo