who is live on more on the new moves live in atlanta home to the cdc. steve? when it comes to new cases, the u.s. continues to set records. the seven-day average according to johns hopkins more than 280,000.when it comes to hospitalizations and death, the rise is significant. much slower. death totals about half of where they were last winter. the decision to cut isolation by ten day to five days is getting the push back from the nurse s union that said that they could endanger patients and the cdc head said that such a move was based on more than pure science. well, so it really had a lot to do with what we thought people would be able to tolerate. we have seen relatively low rates of isolation for all of this pandemic. some science has demonstrated less than a third of people are isolating when they need to. when it comes to tolerance, a look at the long testing lines, it seems to be in short supply. it s crazy. i ve been turned away from urgent care places, appoint
minister. and a look at president biden s next steps with the agenda. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with kim brunhuber. the rapper at the center of the concert tragedy in houston travis scott has posted an emotional statement on social media. this comes as we learn new details about the deadly stampede friday night. at least eight people were killed and scores of others injured when the massive crowd rushed the stage at the astroworld music festival. all of those killed were under 30 years old. one witness says all hell broke loose when scott took the stage. another concertgoer described the crowd surge as a death trap as people fought for their lives. you can see an ambulance in the middle of the crowd but no one seems to notice and the music plays on. the following video was shared by a concertgoer who told cnn she thought theshe was going toe that night. some may find this hard to watch. help us out! breathe! breathe! and that s what we re heari
bill. we ll explain when he s planning to do that and what s next for the president. plus, at least 98 people are dead after a fuel tanker exploded in sierra leone. we re live in free town. announcer: live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. terrifying accounts of concert goers fighting for their lives are emerging from friday s deadly crowd surge in houston, texas. and we re hearing from the artist whose at the center of it all. at least eight people were killed and scores of others injured when the massive crowd rushed the stage at the massive festival. the victims are all under 30 years old. one witness says all hell broke loose when rapper travis scott took the stage with people literally being crushed by the surging crowd. this is the message to them, scott posted on social media a short time ago. i just want to send out prayers to the ones that was lost last night. we re actually working right now to identify the families so we can hel
we shouldn t have put it on the flow. leadership owns it. anyone who votes for the bill owns all the consequent is of the mass pearls of the people being released into the u.s.. want to hear campaigning against open borders when they vote to fund it. they should not vote on that today. pass it? spend it? they ve had enough of it as the house rushes a $1.2 trillion spending bill to the floor in a desperate effort to avert a government shutdown in the 11th hour. texas lawmaker chart roy is ready to unleash this hour. [ ] welcome everyone i am neil cavuto. man on man will have it in a moment but first chad berger mall what has him so upset. he s got what he of company peer chad. afternoon neil. the bill will likely pass but does congress act before tomorrow night s deadline? the house has a 72 hour rule to read bills before voting. by the book, the house would not vote on it until after 3:00 sunday morning. the deadline is 1159 pm eastern time tomorrow night. what is
hopefully it was a big hole because santa is heading home. soon voters start heading to th polls with an economy that look like it is they re top issue on their minds. welcome everyone and merry christmas, this is a special edition of your world. in less than a month until iowa and new hampshire, many americans aren t feeling too festive about their bottom lines . in new poll shows 78 percent of voters think the economy is in bad shape with a lot of the blame falling on the white house . will this be a key factor? let s get the read from our holiday political panel. lauren, let me start with you. everyone s talking about the economy. well, i think that voters don t just care about the economy, they care about a better life, they want a better economy and a better life, they care about healthcare prices, they care about abortion access. and they care about holding corporations accountable for price gouging and for continuin to charge high prices even as inflation comes d