his words as he left, quote, to hell with this place. the lock on santos' office changed. more than 100 republicans joining nearly every democrat to oust the indicted congressman after an ethics report found he stole from his campaign to pay for things like botox, only fans, and luxury goods. so, what happens now with his seat? also, tonight, the fighting resuming in gaza. israel and hamas blaming each other for the collapse of the cease-fire that allowed more than 100 hostages to go free. is there hope for restoring it? and a new report, did israel know about hamas' plans more than a year ago? remembering sandra day o'connor, the first woman ever on the supreme court. the trail she blazed and the tributes tonight. the storms on both coasts. heavy rain and wind this weekend. we're tracking it all. the outbreak of child pneumonia in ohio. is it linked to china? we asked the director of the cdc. and jennifer garner joining us in small town america where a mission is under way to help kids read to succeed. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening, and welcome from washington where in a rare move, congress ejected one of its own today, the third time that's happened since the civil war. the house voting to expel george santos, the new york republican whose short time in congress has been buffeted by a series of legal and ethical controversies and accusations. a fellow house member now saying he too was a victim of santos' alleged financial misdeeds. the house on a 311-114 vote including over 100 republicans sending santos packing. his name unceremoniously removed from the door of his former congressional office. behind that door literally now stands an open seat in a congress where republicans control with an already razor thin margin. ryan nobles is here on capitol hill tonight with more on today's drama. >> reporter: tonight, the george santos saga is over. within hours of his house colleagues voting to make him just the sixth member in history expelled from office, crews were changing the locks on his washington office doors. the normally vocal republican, who rarely shied away from the cameras, rushed by them as he left the capitol for the last time. >> congressman, what do you say to your constituents? >> excuse me. you guys have got to get out of my way. >> reporter: 311 members voted to remove him. 105 republicans going against party leadership. house speaker mike johnson and the other top three members of the gop conference voted to let him stay. there were concerns about their narrow majority and the precedent now set. >> i didn't make the vote to expel, and this starts us on a bad path. in my opinion. >> reporter: even right before the vote, new allegations against santos were coming in. gop congressman max miller wrote a letter to his colleagues accusing santos of illegally charging thousands of dollars to his and his mother's credit cards. miller writing, we have spent tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees and the resulting follow-up. it adds to the list of accusations against santos including a house ethics report that said he used campaign funds to buy designer clothes, casino trips, and on the website only fans. prior to his election to congress, a disabled veteran accused santos of stealing money from a donor drive to raise money for his sick service dog. a federal indictment claimed he defrauded donors and laundered campaign money. santos has pleaded not guilty to all the charges, but the constant controversy surrounding him proved to be too much for most members. >> i mean, he stole from his donors. he lied about his biography, and there has to be accountability. we have to have a higher standard. >> reporter: back in santos' district in long island, most of his now former constituents are ready to move on. >> i think he should have been gone a long time ago. >> he got what he deserved. he got what he asked for. you know, it's as simple as that. he tried to push the envelope. and he went right out the window. >> reporter: new york's governor posting today that within ten days she'll set the date of the special election to replace santos. >> and, ryan, how will this impact the balance of power in the house? >> reporter: well, lester, with santos' expulsion, republicans only have a three-seat majority, and there's a possibility that two more republicans could leave their seats in the future including the former house speaker kevin mccarthy. if that happens, they would only have a lester. >> ryan nobles here on capitol hill. thanks. in the middle east the cease-fire has abruptly ended in gaza with deadly fighting resuming. chief foreign correspondent richard engel has late details. >> reporter: the war in gaza is back in full force with hamas firing rockets tonight into israel, and the israeli military carrying out at least 200 strikes, many in southern gaza where the hamas-run health ministry says around 200 palestinians were killed and hundreds wounded including ibrahim who cries for his dad. he's carried to an ambulance. israel says hamas brought this down upon gaza by breaking a seven-day truce when it refused to release more hostages and fired rockets. the u.s. also blaming hamas for the end of the cease-fire. >> it came to an end because of hamas. hamas reneged. in fact, even before the pause ended and committed an attack in jerusalem. >> reporter: hamas offered to release older male hostages instead of the women israel was asking for, but israel seems to be in no mood to accept edicts from hamas. in tel aviv, the relatives and supporters of israeli hostages gathered to light candles, weep, sing, and pray. on wednesday, hamas released yarden in the sweatshirt reunited with her husband and 3-year-old daughter but her sister-in-law carmel remains a hostage. carmel's brother told us today he'd hoped she would be out soon too as rockets were intercepted above us. >> this reunion making everyone in israel and i think around the world to feel the hope, feel the strength. i think it's the interception, but i'm not sure. >> i think right there. >> yeah, but the bombing -- >> no, there's the iron dome. >> the iron dome, that's the interception. >> reporter: but could hamas' october 7th massacre that started this war have been prevented? "the new york times" says it reviewed a 40-page document outlining hamas' attack plan that israel obtained a year ago detailing how hamas would use a barrage of rockets, drones, and gunmen in paragliders, but israeli officials dismissed it as aspirational. nbc news has not seen nor independently confirmed the document. an idf spokesperson telling us, after the war, the idf will conduct an in-depth investigation. >> richard, let me ask, where do things stand on negotiations over hostages? is anyone talking tonight? >> reporter: no, they're not looking good. like the cease-fire has collapsed, the negotiations, which had been producing results, are also paused according to a negotiator directly involved in the talks. that doesn't mean it couldn't resume, but for now they're on hold. lester. >> richard engel tonight, thank you. with fighting renewed and so many hostages still being held, it means more anguish for the families of the captives including some americans. here's david noriega. >> reporter: tonight, the renewed sounds of missiles and mortars in gaza dashing this man's hopes for an imminent reunion with his father. how are you feeling now that the war has resumed? >> worried, very worried. >> reporter: his father 1 of nearly 140 hostages still held in gaza taken by hamas terrorists during the october 7th attack. his mother was also kidnapped, but she was released on day one of the cease-fire. we first met yair soon after. how does it feel to have on the one hand your mother back with you but on the other your father still in gaza? >> so, for the first two days we allowed ourselves to be happy and one more day and she could have been dead. >> reporter: his is one of many israeli families split between joy and despair. mothers and kids released, fathers and sons left behind, and the white house believes as many as eight americans are still held hostage. one of them is this 19-year-old. a dual american israeli citizen serving in the idf when he was captured by hamas on october 7th. his father ruby's message to the israeli government. >> there will not be a victory picture without having all the hostages come out. >> reporter: yair moses having caught a glimpse of hope trying to hold on through the anguish. >> i don't know if he's alive. i believe, yes, i hope yes but i don't know the truth. >> reporter: yair told us that his mother is doing physically okay, but she doesn't want to hear any of the details about the horrors that hamas perpetrated on her kibbutz on october 7th including so many of her friends and loved ones who were killed. lester. >> david noriega, thank you. now, remembering an american trailblazer. sandra day o'connor, the first woman to become a u.s. supreme court justice. laura jarrett on the tributes pouring in tonight. >> reporter: remembered tonight as a pioneer, tributes for u.s. supreme court justice sandra day o'connor including chief justice john roberts saying, she blazed a historic trail as our nation's first female justice. she met that challenge with undaunted determination, indisputable ability, and engaging candor. >> it's thrilling in a way to be the first to do something, the first woman to ever serve on the court, but it's dreadful if you're the last. >> reporter: the daughter of a cattle rancher, o'connor grew up in arizona, a republican lawmaker and a judge before being nominated to the supreme court in 1981 after president reagan's campaign pledge to nominate a woman. >> i was concerned about whether i could do the job well enough to deserve saying yes. [ applause ] >> reporter: confirmed unanimously by the senate, she served on the court for 24 years holding a pivotal swing vote. >> it really was the o'connor court for more than a decade because she often cast deciding vote on the most contentious cases. >> reporter: sometimes she sided with conservatives as she did in 2000 she settled the presidential election in bush v. gore. other times she was with the liberals writing the landmark decision on using race in college admissions gutted just last term. >> the very heart of this country is the quality of opportunity and respect for all individuals. >> reporter: as a moderate, she searched for consensus on a bitterly divided court, particularly on abortion rights joining a decision reaffirming roe v. wade in 1992 while later upholding state restrictions on abortion. the first woman on the court also the first mother. she had three boys with her husband john whom she left the court to care for in 2006 when he was diagnosed with alzheimer's. later she too was diagnosed with the disease. she also battled cancer reflecting at one point on what that fight taught her. >> i think i learned from it to appreciate and treasure each day, because you don't know how many you'll be given, so make those that you have count. >> reporter: sandra day o'connor was 93. laura jarrett, nbc news. in 60 seconds, the weekend storms hitting both the east and west coasts. and rising cases of respiratory viruses. what to watch for ahead of the holiday season. in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. 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>> my mother, she went to eighth grade and had to quit school. my father went to about third grade. he knew how to write his name, but being illiterate in reading he couldn't. >> reporter: even today in quitman county, 48% of dull -- adults struggle to read at even a basic level. all reasons the pastor's wife, dr. evelyn jossell launched a new preschool learning academy. >> when you intervene early enough, you're equipping people to be better readers and ultimately leaders. >> reporter: the idea is simple, a souped-up version of headstart with high-quality teachers, small classroom size and a curriculum highly successful in getting kids ready to read. >> what does "b" say? >> reporter: it's paid for by save the children. >> the parents we work with wake up in survival mode. how can i put food on the table? how can i keep my lights on, so education is not at the top of their things to do list, but does that make them a bad parent? no. >> may i play too? >> reporter: jennifer garner, a save the children ambassador for the past 15 years, came by to take a look. >> good job. good job. >> we don't connect so many of the problems of teenagers and young adults are having with the fact that somebody failed them at the beginning. >> yep, and you know who is failing them? we are as a society. the government should be funding programs like early learning academy, not just here in mississippi, but all over the country. >> whatever you do, do not give me a hug. >> reporter: garner herself grew up in west virginia and is a vocal advocate for children who live in rural america. >> we have people who see no hope for the future, and that splashes backwards on to their kids. >> reporter: one goal, giving kids the skills they'll need to succeed in kindergarten. >> if you have not developed those skills and you get to kindergarten, it might be really frustrating for you. >> reporter: over time that can lead kids to give up reading and handcuffs them in poverty. >> if you're educated, you can stand. if you're illiterate you walk with your head down. when you see those 3-year-olds over there, the brightness on their face can tell you these kids can go anywhere with a helping hand. >> reporter: the pastor says these kids give him hope that the county is getting ready to rise. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, quitman county, mississippi. and that's "nightly news." thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. she was someone who paved the way for our aspirations for our career. >> remembering the first woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court. how sandra day o'connor's trail blazing career started in the bay area.
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