legislation to expand voting rights. it comes amid republican-led efforts in dozens of states to roll back access to the ballot. the question is, what will the senate do with this new legislation? it s way too early for this. good morning, and welcome to way too early. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, march 4th. we ll start with the news. it has been nearly two months since the deadly riot at the capitol, and today, u.s. capitol police are ramping up security because of a new possible threat. a senior law enforcement official tells nbc news that the department of homeland security and the fbi sent a joint intelligence bulletin to state and local law enforcement yesterday. the bulletin warned that some extremist groups have, quote, discussed plans to take control of the u.s. capitol and remove democratic lawmakers on or about march 4th. capitol police put out a statement, saying the department s aware of and prepared for any potential threats. house lawmakers scrapped p
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you are paying will $6 a gallon. what do you think about that? i think it is highway robbery. to combat the climate crisis, wind power is growing exponentially. but there is also a growing problem that needs to be solved. what do you do with all of these old blades when they are no longer being used? welcome to kansas city and the 2023 nfl draft! the carolina panthers select bryce young, quarterback, alabama. i can t wait to get to work. norah: and it s friday, so that means on the road. newborn intensive care nurse katrina mullen has a reputation for going above and beyond, but the lengths she went to for these triplets, and their 14-year-old mother. she was really the only person there. is beyond compare. what is driving you to do all of that? just love. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we want to begin tonight with the tens of millions of americans in the path of severe weather moving across
don t even want to fill it up. norah: pain at the pump. drivers and parts of arizona now being crushed by the highest gas prices in the country. you are paying will $6 a gallon. what you think about that? i think it is highway robbery. to combat the climate crisis, wind power is growing exponentially. but there is also a growing problem that needs to be solved. what do you do with all of these old blades when they are no longer being used? welcome to kansas city and the 2023 nfl draft! the carolina panthers select bryce young, quarterback, alabama. i can t wait to get to work. norah: and it s friday, so that means on the road. newborn intensive care nurse katrina mullen has the length she went for these triplets and their 14-year-old mother. she was the only person there. is beyond repair. what is driving you to do all of that? just love. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we want to begin toni
hi, are othello. the epa previously said nor folk southern was completely responsible for cleanup efforts. now the agency says they will review. it is set to start in minutes. we will go to senior correspondent live. communications breakdown has a cleanup stalled in a bunch of contaminated soil and water stuck with nowhere to go. particularly the water used to fight the fires was supposed to go till waste disposal company outside of houston. half a million gallons already delivered. a judge in harris county texas said no one told local leadership and until they can learn all the details harris county will not take anymore east palestinian water. one thing that i want to share that i think the public should know is that i learned about this, not from a regulatory agency, not from the company, but from a member of the press and that is unacceptable. a lot of the soil, 15 truckloads, 210 tons went to a disposable facility in wayne county commission. they also were not in