toscano and many other new yorkers. the state extended their eviction ban through the end of the year, but for so many other states, there are no protections in place. and without this federal eviction moratorium, that money is needed very badly by many of these renters across the country. john? money is there, if only they could figure out a way to get it to them. vanessa yerkovich, thank you for that report. new day continues now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is friday, september 3rd. i m john berman. brianna is off. you made it all the way to friday morning. it s our last hour. nice to be in the studio instead of on the lawn. we do begin with the rising death toll with the historic storm in new york.
stage, the question is how are theaters keeping audience members safe? it is way too early for this. good morning again, everybody. welcome to way too early, the show that sings show tunes on the way to work, swear to god. i m jacob soeb recover on this friday, september 3rd, and we eert start with the news. begin with the deadly flooding in the wake of hurricane ida. the storm is being blamed for at least 42 deaths in new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, and connecticut. the toll climbs even higher to 58 when you factor in the weather-related fatalities in states across the south where the storm first made landfall. in new york city, mayor bill de blasio says at least 13 people died in flooding incidents 26783 people were killed in new jersey. and in connecticut, a state
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stiff arm and fight everything because that s what their base wants. so they will resist every single effort to get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th. and again, kaitlan and john, you guys know, they re a big part of that story because they talked to donald trump multiple times that day. joe walsh, great to have you on this morning. have a terrific holiday weekend. thank you. you guys, too. thanks. new day continues right now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is friday, september 3rd. i m john berman. brianna is off. chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins again here this morning. we had the craziest, busiest week. it s like baptism by fire over here at new day. you were standing in hurricane boots in times square yesterday morning unexpectedly and now we re back here. in studio. in studio, but i have to say the story of this storm very
news in the weeks and months ahead, but for now morning joe starts right now. good morning and welcome to morning joe. coming up on 6:00 in the morning at the united states capital at the end of a long week. it s friday, september 3rd, i m willie geist, joe and mika will be back next week. we begin with the flooding across the northeast in the wake of hurricane ida. the storm is blamed for 42 deaths now in new york, new jersey, pennsylvania and connecticut. the toll climbs higher to 58 when you figure in the weather fatalities across the south where the storm first made landfall. bill de blasio said 23 people died in flooding incidents. in connecticut a state trooper