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To bring high water to coastal communities, and several tornadoes have been sighted. There are also concerns that debris from hurricane helene — which struck the same region less than two weeks ago — may become airborne due to high winds, creating added danger. As we've mentioned, hurricane milton is now a category three storm as it collides with the coastline in sarasota county. The city of tampa is also in the path of the storm. Florida's governor ron desantis gave this update on the storm a few hours ago. At this point, it's too dangerous to evacuate safely, so you have to shelter in pl...

at any moment now, president biden is going to speak on the phone and finalize the bill. the president had this to say about the negotiations. >> reporter: mr. president, are you positive this deal will get to your desk? >> yes, it will. i'm about to call mccarthy at 3:00, make sure all the ts are crossed and the is are dotted. >> reporter: what are the sticking points? >> none. >> should all democrats vote for this bill? >> still anyone's guess if the house has enough votes to get this bill to the president's desk. but speaker mccarthy says he's confident the deal will pass. >> back...

majority in the house. so, it's understandable that and almost justified that mccarthy is not wanting to ruffle any feathers before this important vote on january 3rd. >> all right. nbc news capitol hill correspondent allie raffa thank you so much. thank you for getting up "way too early" with us on this thursday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. and there it is, the u.s. capitol. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, december 29th. and we're going to get right to the news. prosecutors are turning up the heat on congressman-elect george santos, after the...

Though small in size, a new housing option in Concord will hopefully have a huge impact for people seeking affordable housing.

Tree canopy is key to cooling down our city, but parts of Sydney have lost cover since 2013 despite millions of dollars spent on planting trees and developing urban greening strategies.