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hey, everybody. good morning again, and welcome to way too early, the show that knows some of the fire crews here in california that could use a lot of that east coast rain. i m jacob soboroff on this thursday, september 2nd. we re going to start right now with the news. the reinformants of hurricane ida is hitting the northeast with flash flood warnings and tornadoes hitting new york, new jersey, and philadelphia. the gronks declared states of emergency, calling on residents to stay inside. fire and rescue crews across the region have responded to numerous water rescues and evacuations because of the high water levels. there have been at least five weather-related fatalities, four in new york city and one in passaic, new jersey. the national weather advisory cle claired a flash flood emergencying for new jersey, first ever last night. it shattered a record set just last week. this is video of water rushed into an apartment on east 22nd street in manhattan. most subwa ....
schools, as one board meeting spirals into a shouting match homeland security s new national terrorism and the threat of violence leading up to the 20th anniversary of 9/11. news on new york governor andrew cuomo. what is now happening with the impeachment probe now that he is stepping down. tropical storm warnings up in florida as fred takes aim, and 78 million under a brutal heatwave, and the dire record. july the hottest month ever murder hornets are back where the first live one was spotted in the u.s. this year and music legend tony bennett his farewell to the stage. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone an america that became weary of war is tonight witnessing from afar the raw and ugly reality of what the u.s. has left behind in the wake of its withdrawal from afghanistan, a vacuum filled by a resurgent taliban. its fighters have now ensnared the country s most important cities except the capital of kabul, gra ....
replace him? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early. the show that gives us answers in the form of a question. i m jonathan lemire on this thursday, august 12th. we ll start with the news. today the fda is expected to approve covid-19 booster shots for people with weakened immune systems. it comes as covid cases surge across the country, including a growing number of pediatric patients. morgan chesky has the latest. reporter: as covid cases surge yet again the fda looks to speed up the time line for booster shots. they ll look at a shot for pfizer and moderna boosters. unvaccinated patients filling up hospitals as schools face push back over mask mandates. i m not willing to play russian roulette with someone s life like that. reporter: the delta driven surge, in pennsylvania up 120%, in tennessee 40%. one in four new cases are kids under 17. now we re seeing more kids who are symptomatic and more kids being hospitalized due t ....
surge. it s way too early for this. good morning. welcome to way too early the show that is declaring its independence from cleaning in. i m jonathan in for kasie hunt this friday, july 2nd. rescue crews are once again back at the site of the partial condo collapse in surfside, florida after having to stop for 15 hours due to safety concerns. the work was stopped thursday morning over fears about the structural integrity of the part of the condo still standing. our monitors went off where we re monitoring the cracks. we had three that signaled there was some expansion of those cracks and we immediately removed as well as shifted with the column six to 12 inches. it was later discovered the debris pile started to move and caused the sensors to go off. while rescue efforts are once again back on for the search for the 145 people who remain missing officials say they believe the best way to keep the more than 300 people who are working at the site safe is the l ....
and records the president may get more involved in police reform efforts. the question is whether new developments in another disturbing case will spur lawmakers to get moving with this. it is way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early the show that thinks we ve got a lot of work to do especially on capitol hill. i m kasie hunt on this thursday, may 20, officials expected to reach a ceasefire. hoping the two sides will reach an agreement on friday. speaking to andrea mitchell yesterday saying the military saw no signs. in line with netanyahu s comment saying strikes will not be stopped until hamas is defeated. yesterday, the white house told netanyahu he expected a deescalation today. and overnight, they struck a weapons storage unit in the home of a hamas official. at least 239 people have been killed in 11 days of fighting mostly on the palestine side. joining us now, reporting for us in tel aviv. martin, thank you for joining us this mornin ....