NOW Tonight with Joshua Johnson - Monday, September 26, 2022

Monday, September 26, 2022

09/27/22 • 50 min

Hurricane Ian is heading north and getting stronger. We'll check the forecast, and our reporters are standing by in Cuba and Florida. Demonstrations continue in Iran, lashing out at the country's strict dress code. What will this mean for the country and for the women leading the protests? Plus, a party descended from Mussolini's fascist movement wins big in Italy's election. We'll have more from Rome. A teenager fled the war in Ukraine with a growing medical crisis to face. You'll see how she found hope and health in the U.S. with her sister, in tonight's feature report. And NASA just crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid to learn how to protect Earth. The mission's lead coordinator joins us live.

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Friday, September 23, 2022

After hitting Bermuda with heavy rains and wind, Hurricane Fiona is now heading north toward Canada. How the country is bracing for what could be one of its strongest storms on record. Then, Iran is dealing with its most serious challenge in years: nationwide protests following the death of a young woman in police custody. In Ukraine, NBC's Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel goes inside a police station turned torture chamber by Russian troops. Climate change is wrecking havoc on developing countries. But how much are developed countries like the U.S. to blame? And with less than 50 days from the midterms, we'll take a look at the power of the Black vote.

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Tuesday, September 27, 2022

Millions of Floridians have been told to evacuate as the storm approaches. We'll have the latest on Ivan's current path and preparations underway. Earlier today, Ivan made landfall in Cuba as a Category 3 storm. We'll check in on the damage and recovery there. Plus, jury selection begins in the highest-profile Jan. 6 trial yet. Facebook's parent company says it has identified and taken down a China-based scheme to interfere in the midterm elections. NBC's Ken Dilanian will have more. And like sands through the hourglass, Congress races to try and avoid a government shutdown.