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 confirmed number yet on just how many people were injured. i just got off the phone with a spokesperson for houston s office of emergency management. she tells me more than 300 people were transported to local hospitals from the festival throughout the day yesterday for different medical issues and some were unrelated to the stampede for things like
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Charles watson is lye in savannah, georgia, with the latest. hi, charles. reporter: hi, griff. there s certainly plenty of frustrations here at the savannah port. you know, they ve been trying to to get goods in and out to where they should be quickly, but with so many supply chain challenges clashing at once, it s a hard task. one of the wig issues being big issues being a lack of space to hold all of the new and back dated cargo often showing up to the savannah port at the same time. reports the ships sit off the coast for days until the port finds space to unload the cargo on the ships. bad news, of course, for hearn manufacturers who according to the institute of supply management are waiting a record 92 days to get the raw materials they need to assemble their products. we spoke to the manager of a trucking company here in savannah who tells us she s got the people to move containers, but logistical issues including
the federal aviation administration has referred 37 unruly passengers to the fbi for potential criminal prosecution amid a sharp rise in incidents on flights this year. fox news senior correspondent laura engle has more. hey, griff, unruly passengers are no longer banned from the airlines they cause problems with. passengers who threaten violent behavior could receive civil penalties and prosecution. the f.a.a. reporting this week it s referred nearly 40 cases of passengers behaving badly since august to the fed after disruptions began to soar this year. the agency working with the justice department saying it s developed a process to continuously hand over a list
Griff: eric, you can see the web site, hiring our heroes.org. in just the 20 seconds we ve got left, what s next for this program? how will you continue to help the veterans? well, we re going to continue working on those that these the host help, and so our underrepresented communities, but importantly, let s not forget about our military spouses on veterans day and the hard work and their sacrifice. during the pandemic they hit a high of 38% unemployment, so we have a lot of work to do on that front, and we re committed to making that happen. griff: we ve got to leave it there. hiring our heroes.org. thank you for your service. that s all the time we ve got there, and that s all the time for these two hours. fox news live continues, molly, it s been great to have you here. molly: we thank them for their service. great to be here. griff: eric and arthel coming up next. so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that s the spot.