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They may be u.s. citizens who they knew they could get on the plane but could not get their family members with them. theres a very long and complicated path ahead. secretary blinken said the effort to get those people out does not finish just because u.s. military troops have left. the u.s. embassy in kabul is relocating here in qatar, and the u.s. and its allies say they will bring every lever of diplomatic and political pressure to bear to make sure that the taliban stands by its commitment t...

101. as you expect, it stays hot and humid through the end of the week. day after day. especially at night, its difficult to sleep when the temperature is 80 degrees and its humid in your house or apartment. whats left from the storm? a big rainmaker. watch out for flash flooding in places like nashville. 30-mile-per-hour winds. winds are no longer an issue, but we still have 79 million people under flash flood watches because of the storm. the rain will head into the northeast as we go into w...

Want to leave? theres this 97-country agreement thats supposed to allow for this to happen, but will it? >> well, jacob, the lightest we have on that came from general mckenzieing and you played that clip a little bit ago. he think the approximately 200 -- they dont know exactly how many u.s. citizens still in the country who want to leave can if they choose to. the main reason they havent so far is in most cases according to the pentagon have decided not to leave right now. thats due to the fac...

D.c. and philadelphia are included. that number is going to jump to 30 million or so once we get the big metropolitan areas included. as far as the rain fall forecast goes, mississippi, and then eventually tennessee, kentucky, west virginia, all the way through d.c. and new york. jacob, i was going through some of the flash flood warning, the maroon colors down around areas of southern mississippi and north of new orleans. there still are numerous flash flood mnchs that are ongoing because of ve...

I will say this. 911 communications, the operation center in new orleans where jay is right now tweeted overnight. theyre having serious communications. if you have an emergency, find the nearest fire station or police officer. thats the advice going on right now and how dire the situation is in new orleans. as you mentioned, im in prairieville right now. we were driving along highway 61 as we see sheriffs deputies driving by right here. this tree in the middle of the highway. this is not the ma...

Chattanooga, thats where youll see flash flooding. on wednesday the storm passes over the afternoon lay shans in the areas of west virginia. pennsylvania, even washington, d.c., could get heavy rain come wednesday evening, and the flood threat will go over the top of new york city,er hartford, and providence. we will track the storm as it goes through the northeast. as far as flash flooding goes, jacob, the areas in maroon down on the coast, thats where we have floosh flooding or flash flooding ...

Laplace, south of new orleans. on average theres roughly 6 feet of water if you had to guess in most peoples homes, anywhere between 9 and 12 feet depending where you are. one family said they were hiding in the attic trying to reich first responders, but the communications have been so shoddy, they had difficulty doing that. they reached a tv station. thats one critical situation right now. the cajun navy doesnt want to deploy boats. while its dark, there could be live wires in the water. its e...

>> bill, thank you and thank you for continuing to track this storm. hurricane now a tropical storm ida according to bill karins. i want to go to one of those places that is under a flash flood warning at this hour until 7:30 local time. nbc news correspondent shaq brewster has been there. shaq, whats the latest? >> reporter: you know, jacob, with bill mentioning this is now tropical storm ida, i think one thing to note here is what weve been experiencing in gulfport are the tropical storm war...

Power and a much different situation there. still a serious situation, but a much different situation than what theyre seeing in louisiana. jacob? >> shaq, im glad that you pointed that out. the hurricane ida may be downgraded to a tropical storm, but the tropical storm-storrs winds are no joke. thanks so much for that update. joining us over the news, nbc news correspondent sam brock. sam, you are now, i believe, on your way to laplace, louisiana. you are on the road. are the roads passable, ...