20 states. and in colorado tonight, many hospitals turning to crisis standards of care. 93% of icu beds in that state now full. authorities tonight say this is a wake-up call, with the change in seasons and more americans indoors. the major news tonight on the american economy, simply confirming what millions of americans already have been seeing at the checkout. inflation soaring more than 6% now. that s the biggest jump in more than 30 years. what president biden said about this late today. tonight, the toughest sentence yet after the january 6th riot at the capitol. a gym owner from new jersey receiving more than three years in prison for assaulting an officer. the police chief in houston speaking late today. what he s now saying about the deadly concert. what he says rapper travis scott and organizers of the concert should have done. the abc news exclusive tonight. our interview with the d.a. on the case of that deadly movie set shooting. what she says about the c
production. what we know about the trump appeal to stop the january 6 committee. the fight to stop republicans from literally mapping their way back into power. as prices of goods and services creep up, some needed perspective on today s inflation number. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. kyle rittenhouse shot and killed two men. he wounded another. this happened in the summer of 2020 in the middle of protests in kenosha of police violence. a black man had been shot by a police officer. he traveled 20 miles from his home to wade into the protests and the unrest and property damage and violence. he used that gun to end the lives of two people. which is what landed him on trial. rittenhouse was 17 when he killed those two men. not old enough to smoke a cigarette, have a beer. in many ways, including in the eyes of the law, he was still a child. a minor. he is being tried as an adult due to the severity of the crimes he is charged with
the end where she says of course, she denies she wants trump wants her to delay her own order while he s appealing, right, and at the end she says the court will not effectively ignore its own reasoning in denying injunctive relief in the first place to grant injunctive relief now. and she s and so it is a pretty her opinion, as we know, was so solid that it left no room for this kind of thing, but, of course, that s it is a motion that the trump lawyers have to go through. they will now try to rush an emergency request to the circuit court of appeals and try to stop this before friday. yeah. i mean what this means is what s important about it is the timing, is that right now unless something else happens those documents will move from the national archives and records administration over to the january 6th investigation on friday. this court is going to be no help to trump in terms of trying to stop that from happening. he will go to the next court up. he wil
the national archives has indicated that they have the material ready, ready to transmit, and they are following the president s request to turn those over to the january 6th committee. president biden is the president that gets to decide what is privileged, and so he has indicated that the national archives should cooperate. so our expectation is that on friday we can get this documentation and start to go through it. indeed. as we ve been covering here, over the past few days that house committee appears to be widening its reach, issuing subpoenas to some of trump s closest allies and advisors. meanwhile, ten months now after that capitol sacking the first sentence for assaulting a police officer has been handed down. scott fairlamb of new jersey received 41 months in prison. that s the longest sentence yet in the case of 1/6. fairlamb was captured on video pushing an officer outside the capitol, punching that officer s face shield as well as entering the complexity self.
or rather deny, that trump wants her to delay her own order while she is appealing. at the end, she says, the court will not effectively ignore his own reasoning in denying injunctive relief in the first place to grant injunctive relief and now. so her opinion as we know is so solid that it left no room for this kind of thing, but of course, it is a motion that the trump lawyers have to go to. they will now tried to rush an emergency, requests did to the circus court of appeal. and tried to stop this before friday. i mean, what is important about it is the timing. unless something else happens. those documents will move from the national archives and records of administration over to the january six investigation on friday. this court is going to be no help to trump in terms of trying to stop that from happening. he will go to the next court up, it will go to the d.c. circuit court to try and get their help in having a happening. but they will have to act with or ultimate