LEMON: Sad silence on the last day of a country music festival in Canada after an outdoor stage collapsed in a furious summer storm. One person is dead and as many as 75 others are injured. Some critically. Ticket holders describe a panics dash as the stage caved right in.</s>MARIA ORYDZUK, SURVIVED STAGE COLLAPSE: Next thing I know there is like concrete and there's like something on top of my back. I can't see a thing. All I'm doing is yelling for my sister. There are children on the deck with us. It was awful. I thought my life was literally ending.</s>LEMON: Boy. Actor Kevin Costner and his band were about to take the stage at the Big Valley Jamboree in Alberta when the stage just toppled. Costner is OK after reportedly wiggling out from under the wreckage, but two of his band mates are among those who are hospitalized. Our Jacqui Jeras is following all the weather across the nation. Some nasty weather there, Jackie, and I understand it's going to be some big travel delays in the morning.</s>LEMON: All right. Jacqui, thank you. More violence in Chicago. The death toll soars. More than 250 people killed this year alone. And a new tax to keep kids out of gangs. Could a multiple choice test help save them?
Stage Collapsed in Canadian Music Festival