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i have a sixth grader who s not vaccinated and i don t feel safe for her to have lunch together with hundreds potentially of other kids who are not vaccinated. i think we need to educate our students. i ve taken the time to educate mine. all hour, we will be answering questions that you send in about how to keep our kids safe and who better to give us answers that we can trust than dr. anthony fauci. dr. fauci right now, just moments, he s going to answer those questions that have been submitted. you can still send in a question. it s talk at msnbc.com. meanwhile, we re keeping a very close eye on the potentially major meeting of the fda s outside advisers, the topic of this meeting, booster shots and whether we need them. let s get right to dr. fauci. chief medical adviser to president biden, also the director at the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. always a pleasure to have you, sir. let s start with this fda meeting happening right now. ar ....
away. from one battle to the next, new confusion surrounding covid booster shots as the white house and members of the scientific are at odds. and they re set to make a decision on pfizer s booster shot tomorrow. and spacex just launched four people into orbit for the company s first ever all civilian mission. i speak with a former astronaut about what this means for nasa and the future of space travel ahead. welcome to meet the press daily. i am garrett haake in for chalk todd. the agenda for president biden and democratic leaders in washington is lengthy and filled with long-standing priorities, but they re running into major road blocks, mostly from inside their own party. as deadlines approach, democrats are starting to realize the limits and challenges of three vote majority in the house and fift ee fifth ee senate. the white house likely would have preferred he make the speech weeks ago before afghanistan and delta surge knocked them off message. the bolt ....
interim government. it s stacked with veterans of the hardline regime from the 1990. what does this mean for the future of afghanistan? and after 13 years, the father of pop star britney spears files a petition to end her court-ordered conservatorship. the question is will britney finally be free? it s way too early for this. good morning, and welcome to way too early the show that vows not to sing baby one more time. i m jonathan lemire, on this wednesday, september 8. we are recovering from the devastation of hurricane ida. president biden toured new york and new jersey and offered words of comfort, emphasizing the worsening climate. nbc s gabe gutierrez has more. reporter: with the devastating aftermath the ida s remnant sprawled across the northeast, president biden toured hard-hit communities. comforting families and highlighting the urgency of climate change. climate change poses an existential threat to our lives, to our economy, and the threat is her ....
the question is do we have a full picture of the damage yet? and the european union takes the united states off its safe travel list amid a surge in covid cases. the question is will we see countries issue new travel restrictions for americans? it is way too early for this. what s up, everybody. welcome to way too early, the show that is coming to you from the great city of los angeles live. i m jake soboroff on this tuesday. the last american troop boarded a c 17 aircraft shortly before midnight in kabul last night, marking an end to a chaotic entry from the country. more than 122,000 people were evacuated since late july, including more than 6,000 americans, but despite the massive number airlifted out, officials estimate between 100 and 200 u.s. citizens were left behind. look. there s a lot of heartbreak associated with this departure. we did not getter about out that we wanted to get out, but i think if we had stayed another ten days, we would not have ....
plan for the best is planning to prepare for the worst. as soon as the storm passes, we re going to put this we re going to put the country s full might behind rescue and recovery. let s go right to meteorologist bill karins. bill, you ve been tracking this thing relentlessly. i know you got an update from the national hurricane center. as expected, downgraded to a tropical storm. so it made landfall, 150-mile-per-hour category 4 yesterday, 1:00 local time, and it s taken all the way until now to become a tropical storm. so it s finally weakened down. in other words, about 99.5% of the wind damage has already been done, so that s not going to be a big concern going forward with the storm. will will be some minor tree damage in possible areas, mississippi with power outages. let me give you an update. 60-mile-per-hour winds, 90, 95 miles south of jackson, mississippi, and it it s heading to north around 8 miles per hour. i ee moving pretty slowly. it s kept rain in ....