Tribute to the fallen overnight. Terror scare, a man goes on a deadly stabbing spree in the heart of sydney. Bystanders racing to the rescue. This morning, what Australian Police just revealed about a link to the mass killings here in the u. S. Those stories, plus wicked weather, severe storms expected from texas to the east coast and dangerous heat across the entire southern half of the country. Sign of the times, the surprising back to school item flying off shelves at major retailers across the nation. And close encounter. Oh, my god. One familys unforgettable brush with a massive great white shark, today, tuesday, august 13th, 2019. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with Savannah Guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Hi, everybody, good morning. Welcome to Tuesday Morning. I look at that weather map, its got a Little Something for everybody but not in a good way. Weve got storms across a lot of the country and then hot down south. Fall right around t
From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. Good evening. As we come on the air tonight, Southern States are bracing for yet another round of dangerous weather. 36 million americans are under some sort of storm threat tonight and this comes after tornadoes killed at least 18 people, newly updated number in georgia and mississippi over the past two days. Authorities confirming two of those just minutes ago. This afternoon, President Trump sent condolences and said he spoke to georgias governor, offering help from the federal government. It is still a dangerous situation and in the past few hours our reporters had to take cover including Gabe Gutierrez who joins us from adel, georgia. Reporter another line of thunderstorms roared through. Last night a tornado ripped this neighborhood apart and residents are still in shock as the full extent of the damage is still being tallied. Tonight new powerful storms are sweeping across the south. Look at t
From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. Good evening. As we come on the air tonight, Southern States are bracing for yet another round of dangerous weather. 36 million americans are under some sort of storm threat tonight and this comes after tornadoes killed at least 18 people, newly updated number in georgia and mississippi over the past two days. Authorities confirming two of those just minutes ago. This afternoon, President Trump sent condolences and said he spoke to georgias governor, offering help from the federal government. It is still a dangerous situation and in the past few hours our reporters had to take cover including Gabe Gutierrez who joins us from adel, georgia. Reporter another line of thunderstorms roared through. Last night a tornado ripped this neighborhood apart and residents are still in shock as the full extent of the damage is still being tallied. Tonight new powerful storms are sweeping across the south. Look at t
When you see why theyre playing youll see why no one is quitting soon. Today, sunday, april 13th, 2014. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with lester holt and erica hill. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to today on this sunday morning p. Im erica hill. Im carson daly alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dryer. Lester has the morning off. You just saw there, soccer match going on since thursday. Raising money for pediatric cancer. Well have the whole story later. Same players . They swap in and out. Theyre on a rotating schedule. When its all said and done, if you can imagine, a 73 hour soccer game. Same balls . Lots of different rotating balls. Watch your newscast to get all the details in 36 minutes from right now. Well actually also speak with the little boy whos at the center o f this and his parents. I know youll talk with them coming up in the next half hour. Absolutely. Great story. We begin, though, with this mo mornings top story. Wild weather hitting the coun
Already in some American Cities and now with the Media Coverage of it, its all having a predictable effect. While its late in the game, people are streaming in to get flu shots, hoping to avoid a very serious illness. The kind that has overwhelmed even some hospitals. One doctor in minnesota where there have been 27 deaths due to the flu said today the spread of this virus this winter is pretty much unparalleled. Some places are running out of inoculations. Others are dealing with the sick. In a moment, what the doctor says about what to do if this strikes. But we begin with a doctor who has visited three hospitals in the flu zone over just the last three days. We have two reports to start off with tonight, beginning with dr. Nancy snyderman at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania in philadelphia tonight. Nancy, good evening. Good evening, brian. State by state the number of cases of influenza and influenza related deaths continue to tick upward. In the state of pennsylvania,