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>> you can purchase the shirts online and the proceed also go to charity. natalie has the top news stories inside. >>> an american infected with ebola will arrive back in the u.s. this morning. ashoka mukpo will arrive in nebraska. kate snow is in omaha. >> reporter: he actually walked on to the plane with assistance in liberia yesterday. so that's a really good sign. the plane landed earlier this morning in bangor, maine, for refueling and a customs check. we're expecting it here at omaha within the hour. the nebraska medical center is really one of the few places in this country that has a specialized biocontainment unit. they have already treated one american who had ebola successfully. mu can. po's parents and girlfriend flew

beautiful weather across the plains with temperatures in the low 70s. chilly start this morning. new england and the northeast with frost and freeze advisories, eventually warming up into the mid 60s to the mid >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start this morning. 30s and 40s. but we'll see lots of sunshine. and with a healthy southerly wind, we'll warm into the 70s this afternoon. and back in the 70s again tomorrow, but the bright sunshine will be taking a break as clouds move in. there's a chance of a shower during the day. really a better chance of evening showers on tuesday. we'll be clearing out wednesday. 72 degrees wednesday afternoon. lots of sunshine on thursday. then another chance of showers as we head toward the weekend. have a great day. >>> go to weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> always good advice. >>> up next, the always talkative and often controversial piers morgan, opening up about the end of his prime time cable show and what's

pretty nice day to not have to go to school once it warms up, it's still cool out there, right? >> yeah, i wonder if someone was monkeying around with that water main. we're watching the temperatures climb now 55 in philadelphia. pottstown is 48 degrees. wildwood 63. plenty of sunshine today, breezy winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. >> today family and friends will pay final respects to a pennsylvania state trooper killed in a training exercise. it will be at christ the king church in philadelphia. he was accidentally shot by another trooper during a training exercise last week.

six-hour surgery, doctors were able to successfully remove leah's tumor. but months of treatment still lie ahead before she can be considered cancer free. >> she is way stronger than i ever have been. for her to be able to continue to smile through all this, and continue to have that same personality, it's amazing and is definitely inspiring to me. >> what was it like in that stadium, when that -- first of all, this one -- >> you know what's funny, though? i did call him just before that movie and leah got on the phone and said are you going to come to my movie premiere tonight? i said honey, i wish i could come but -- >> he has done such a wonderful job keeping her life as normal as it can be. and, really, that's -- being part of your video, that's just part of the treatment as keeping her life as good as it can be. last night, matt, was -- it was

training exercise last week. today doctors are monitoring a child that could potentially have ebola. the likelihood of that child having ebola is extremely low so they will not test for it. i'm chris cato. we'll have another update for you in 25 minutes.

you still have kind of a shyness. >> quite a career choice. >> not at all. so many actors are shy. they have this ability to express themselves -- it's easier for me to get up on stage and do something than it is to sing for my parents in the living room. >> you also get to be someone else? >> exactly. >> you don't have to stand up there as yourself. >> that's right. >> not bad for a shy kid, three tonys, three emmys, two golden globes. you slakd in the golden globes. have to pick one up there. six oscar nominations. they slacked there, not you. what are you looking for in ter terterm s of career now? what gets you motivated? >> exactly what i'm doing now. i had been away from the theater 20 years for one reason or another i think it's where my home is and it's where you really have to come up with the

nbc. series on "today" brought to you by toy yeet. >> we are very happy to welcome back bastille to our plaza. radio city music hall sold out. kyle simmons and chris wood, better known as woody. guys, welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you for having us. >> when you were here last time we asked you with all this success, do you feel like rock stars and you said it's too early. ask us in a few months. so, do you feel like rock stars? >> we might have been referring to too early in the morning. >> obviously with what's going on, do you now feel the whole idea of being rock stars? >> i mean, i've got a leather jacket. >> you look the part. there's no question about it. >> he's holding my guitar. >> has it been a whirlwind? >> that's true.

isis militants are advancing quickly on the city of kobani on the turkish border, attacking it with tanks and artillery. isis has already prepared a huge flag to fly over kobani once it captures the city. they want to provoke a war with turkey, firing mortars into turkey, hitting homes. turkey has sent tens of thousands of troops to reinforce the border. so far, turkish troops has no orders to enter syria and that perceived inaction has caused problems at home, priots breakig out, demanding that they take control over isis instead of just watching the group. if it does decide to send troops into syria, that would mean nato boots on the ground and it could be a turning point. natalie? >> richard engel in istanbul for us. thank you, richard. >>> three service men were swept away by high waves in okinawa as

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on the ground in omaha, another team from nebraska medical center. >> he will be fully suited from head to toe and he will have a face mask covering his entire face so literally not one inch of his body will be exposed. and then our health care workers will be -- have protective equipment on very similar. they'll be covered head to toe. >> when crosses the red line, there's no turning back. >> reporter: the medical director of the bio containment unit took us across what they call the red line, into the area no one will be able to go without full protective gear. >> this room right here. >> reporter: this room? everything is carefully monitored. >> if you hold this open for more than a few seconds, it will sound an alarm. >> reporter: this little camera will give him the ability to video chat with his family just down the hall. we spoke with his parents sunday, just before they flew to omaha. >> the fact that he's feeling well right now or relatively well, that the symptoms are not

poconos via mid-county, 78, 22 and 309 look great up in that area as well. we are following an accident on 495 for drivers in the northbound direction right at philadelphia pike, which is the claymont exit. exit 5 there's an accident and two lanes are blocked. >>> happening today, friends, family and hundreds of law enforcement officers will pay their final respects to a pennsylvania state trooper who was killed in a training accident in montgomery county. a funeral mass will be held this morning for trooper david kedra at christ the king church in northeast philadelphia. state police say kedra was accidentally shot by another trooper during a training exercise last tuesday at a shooting range in conshohocken. kedra was 26 years old and had been a member of the state police since june 2012. i'm chris cato. we'll have another update for you in about 25 minutes. remember, you can always get the latest news and weather at nbc10.com. now we go back to the "today" show. have a great monday.

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good morning . good to see you. >> good to see you. no excuse i haven't heard before. if you made getting healthy as important as, say, getting dressed in the morning, you would do it. at least i hope you would. >> excuses. >> i can't do it all by myself. >> they come in all shape. >> my belly hurts. >> reporter: sounds and sizes. >> i'm too tired. >> reporter: but when it comes to getting out of bed and working out, it not only starts at an early age, it starts at an early time of day. >> oh, i am so tired. it is the first excuse we make first thing in the morning. how is the rest of the day supposed to work when we start with the snooze button? speaking of snoozing, the average person press that is button three times every morning. that's almost 30 minutes. how about this? take one ten-minute snooze, then walk around the block and

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>> has it been a whirlwind? >> that's true. >> has it been a whirlwind? >> it's been amazing. incredible summer, played 40 festivals around europe. it's great to be back in america and we're excited about that. much bigger than we ever thought we would play. we're really excited. >> radio city is pretty cool. >> it's insane. >> unbelievable we get to play that. >> while on tour you're writing new music. do you stand up on stage on a given night and listen to the great response to the hits you're singing and think, wow, that puts a lot of pressure on what we write next? >> yeah. >> sorry about that. that's my bad. >> i think when you stop to think about what we're doing, and what we did on the first album. hopefully, people will like it. >> you found enough time in your busy schedule to allow woody to propose and get married. is that the proposal? hey, sweetheart, if the band can

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parents in a letter back in june that he's afraid to die. richard engel is in istanbul, turkey, with the very latest on that, and the fight against isis. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. the hostage's family has made a video message, stressing his humanitarian work and calling on isis to release him. isis is threatening to kill an american hostage next. peter kassig, former army ranger, who travelled to syria to help victims of war. his family said he converted to islam and changed his name. in a letter from captivity, he told his family he was, quote, pretty scared to die. isis is fighting a propaganda war but also making advances on battlefields. turkey this morning sent more tanks to its syrian border, taking up what appeared to be firing positions. this is why. isis militants are advancing quickly on the city of kobani on

could have been a great deal worse. >> once in a lifetime experience on the heels of another. >> it's unforgettable. that's all i can say. i don't know if we'll do it again. >> i don't think they're planning -- start off like that, then it all ends well in the end. >> i love the marine. our skills are transferrable. including in this situation. >>> carson is here with an snl skit that's getting a lot of attention. >> i've played golf in high school. watch those skills transfer to the orange room right now. guest host, silverman, was hilarious, maroon five. a lot of people speaking about one skit in particular. she played a lot of great characters but portrayal of joan rivers. joan was roasting other historical figures, freddy mercury, richard pryor. let's take a look at sarah as joan. >> ladies and gentlemen of

the head of the cdc today. >>> during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing, the plane disappeared three months ago. in the indian ocean looking for any signs of that plane's wreckage f. you tweet any of your message, it also goes to researchers at m.i.t., tracking patterns. why social media seems to generate more negative reaction than positive one. >> there's a couple of theories. >> nobody knows who you are. >> that's the theory. >> anonymity. >> a guy with a lot to say. piers morgan is here with an exclusive live interview. his first since his nightly cable show was axed. >>> let's begin this half hour with the "real housewives of new jersey" teresa and swroe giudice, for the first time

have a great monday. >>> it's 8:00 on today. coming up, truly brave, the nfl shines a light on one of the inspiring children in hoda's video. >> i'm ready for today. are you ready for today? let's get this cancer on up out of you. >> being shown all across the country. >>> then no excuses, too tired, too busy. what's your reason for skipping the gym? simple ways to commit to your workout and stick to it. >>> 40 portraits for years, the four sisters have photographed together since 1975. now the subject of a powerful

he made a trip to see her for a dance resightal. instead he arrived to find her sluggish, running a fever and complaining about pain in her leg. >> we didn't think nothing of it. when we told the doctor, they touched her leg and she jumped in pain. they had a list of things that it could be. finally, the doctor came out and instantly the doctor's lip started shaking and i got myself prepared to hear my worst fear. they found a tumor in her stomach and it was stage four neuroblastoma. >> the cancer had spread to her bone marrow and lymph nodes and was given only a 50% chance of survival. >> where are you going? >> i don't know. >> when you had to tell her, i can't imagine what that must have been like. >> one point that stuck out to me, she was crying and i remember her looking at me and said to me, dad, this is all

aaanndd... here it is! we'll take it! terrific. sell your car the fast and easy way, with no strings attached, at carmax. start here. >>> we're back now at 7:40 with piers morgan. for three years he hosted his own prime time show on cnn. now he is taking on a new adventure as editor at large. good to see you. >> it's great to be here. >> march is when you said good-bye to your viewers. >> i spent five month with his my cricket bat. >> have you spent five months thinking about what went wrong? >> i had a fantastic time at cnn. amazing news organization. but i went in there to do big interviews with big figures and i did many of those the first two years. and what then happened was you had the two big gun massacres in aurora and sandy hook and something inside me just

to me i love what you're doing. keep going. it's important. i never heard that on air. there's a certain media cowardice that needs addressed. >> you're polarizing in the united states, you're polarizing in the uk as well. let's not just say it's an american issue. >> i'm popular in australia. >> editor at large for mail online. one of your first posts on ebola. the cdc's response here to the situation in dallas disgracefully underwhelming. currently spending billions to bomb isis but spending millions blitzing the greatest threat to mankind in my lifetime. i can almost hear the comments coming again. first of all, how do you know there's little effect to the bombing on isis targets? what's the intelligence you have? >> my brother is a british army colonel and the general view is that bombing targeted sites for isis is not dwth be that

daughter, gia, tweeted "family forever." with teresa leaving for a minimum security prison january 5th, they admit the family has a tough road ahead. >> what did she say to you? >> mommy, don't worry about it. i'll be there. i'll help daddy with the girls and that will prepare me for when i'm a mom. it broke my heart when she said that. >> reporter: their legal woes were a major story line on last season's show. >> this family cannot function without you. and despite what people say, this is not going to be our last christmas together. >> reporter: but this christmas will be their last, for a while. and those last days before prison are likely to also play out in front of the cameras. >> all i said to my husband was, all you have to do is please, you know, take care of our daughters. that's all i ask. >> reporter: now the judge did say that teresa could get credit for good behavior so she will likely serve 85% of her sentence

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i think he meant that we've kind of done everything. we started out basically the same time, in our generation that started in theater in new york. and he has done a lot of television. i've done television. he has done film. you know. and stage and we -- >> is there a natural chemistry there? >> oh, yeah. since "garth" he has been my friend. >> a co-worker of yours has said recently, you starred in "damages" with her. she said at first i was intimidated and then i learned she's just very shy. don't give me the shy look now. don't play shy on me. are you shy? >> when i was a child, i was morbidly shy. outside of my real family circle. and i think when you have that, you still have kind of a

said to me, dad, this is all your fault. you should have never brought me to the hospital. i broke down crying, because i didn't -- i didn't know what to say. when we first decided to make my daughter's story public, we had a vision we wanted to bring as much awareness to pediatric cancer as possible. >> reporter: leah's fight soon became a national story. devon's team, the cincinnati bengals, took the extraordinary step of signing him to its practice squad. this allowed him to focus on leah while also ensuring access to the nfl's health insurance plan, to cover her treatments. the team also decided to donate all the profits from the sale of his jersey to pediatric cancer research. and to date, sales have raised over $1 million. but before leah's story even broke, she had a starring role in another initiative, to raise

bringing darkness from above ♪ ♪ but if you close your eyes does it almost feel like nothing changed at all and if you close your eyes does it almost feel like you've been here before ♪ ♪ how am i gonna be an optimist about this how am i gonna be an optimist about this if you close your eyes does it almost feel like nothing changed at all ♪ ♪ eh-eh-o eh-o eh-eh-o eh-o eh-eh-o eh-o eh-eh-o eh-o ♪ >> guys, thank you. bastille will be back with more music later on. >>> meet the guy who is about to

and isolate them. >> when you say isolate them, i want to make sure we're clear on this. are they being called and being told are you taking your temperature? or is there someone watching these people to make sure they don't inadvertently slip out of their homes and expose other people? >> their temperatures are being taken directly by outreach staff from health departments in texas. in addition, their locations are known. if any of them might slip out, as you put it, that's being addressed appropriately by authorities in texas. >> as you know, there's an american photojournalist, ashoka mukpo who has w.h.o. is arrive in nebraska for treatment. how closely will the cdc work with that health center there? >> very closely. we work with them already and consult with the physicians about the care of the patient. we've been doing that on the way over and we'll also make sure that the doctors and nurses and whole team taking care of him does that in a way that doesn't put them at risk, by...

research. hoda's "truly brave" music video. >> you know what's funny? i met leah. she was so cute, right? she was like, hi. chatty and fun. and i had no idea, none, who her father was. only after we had shot it, we did it and someone said, wait a second. is this young girl the same young girl whose father is the football player? and we went and we did one of those like, are you kidding me? kind of things. >> she was just another kid in that video. >> right. >> what was that experience like for her? >> it was a great experience for her. she loved every moment of it. every time she was on the tv she calls me and tells me how she's a movie star. everybody is keeping my daughter's spirits up and i definitely appreciate all the attention that she's getting. >> in the sea of nfl stories that leave you shaking your head, there's this one. she is so full of light and love and joy, this kid. and if you watch her on screen for five seconds, you know

>> at a high turn. crazy! >> thank you, natalie. >>> we've got severe weather stretching from indiana down into texas. this fast-moving line of showers and thunderstorms getting ready to make their way into nashville. we'll be looking at showers and thunderstorms. some of them heavy at times. good news, these are quick movers. they could drop one to two inches, it will be very brief as far as the heavy rain is concerned. the rest of the country, we do have a risk of strong storms from southern ohio, western west virginia down into northern texas. out west, spectacular weather. 91 degrees. one more day of hot weather in southern california. high surf advisories there as well. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

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is one of the leading voices at the u.n. general assembly calling for other countries to step up. i don't think we're pk lax about it now. maybe too little, too late. >> maybe not too late but certainly too slow. >> do you want to get back on the air and talk about these things? >> i'm after your gig, obviously. >> when? >> no one could replace you. you're the best at what you do in the business. >> not true. >> i really believe that. i would love to be back on american television. i did a couple of weeks co-hosting with hoda. and i love it. i had a great break to clear my head. i had a great time at cnn. it's a great company. a lot of great friend there is. wish them all the very best. i'm itching to get back in the game. mail online has 60 million visitors a month in america alone. it's a bit like you on the "today" show. a little pleasure.

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last, but not least -- >> i don't see results. >> here is the deal. seriously. you don't invest in your >>> good morning i'm chris cato. bill henley has your first alert forecast, what do you 1993. >> we're waiting, temperatures will be climbing, we're seeing 30s in the suburbs. that's a nice view, long shadows through some of the cities in center city. here at nbc 10 we will warm to 52. by lunchtime 65. we will make it to the 07s later today. >>> and katie zachary has a look at the roads today. >> we're seeing some volume out there.

take one ten-minute snooze, then walk around the block and studies show your energy levels increase for two hours. what's the most pathetic excuse you have ever made for not wanting to go work out? >> i can't find my lock for my locker. >> no time. too much to do with the kids. >> reporter: literally, excuses are everywhere. >> i don't like the gym. >> reporter: he doesn't even like the results. >> i never see results. >> reporter: she wants instant gratification. we all want as much as possible as quickly as possible. be patient with yourself. half the people who begin an exercise program will drop out within six months and the gym? you don't really need it. health and fitness apps are growing 87% faster than any other category. so take a lesson from these kids. this might be what they're thinking. >> i forgot. >> i need a snack. >> it's too heavy for me. >> reporter: but they've got their priorities straight. they're making no excuses today.

today from toledo, iowa. this is kelsey dotson from waxhaw in the great state of north carolina, 100 years old today. at 100, he still cuts the grass. does his own lawn mowing. how about that? new york, you are so good. you look great on television. i'm going to go home and watch the show. >> willard, thank you very much. >>> how is he >>> breaking news. we just learned that all brixton public schools are closed today because of a water main break. crews are working on fixing the break that o turned under the bridge. those students should have a pretty nice day to not have to go to school once it warms up,

see how it turns out for the cain man. >> i just pulled a pec. >> he's going to pace himself, doing this over a long period of time. >> officially on the clock right now. >> has a beer, hangs out. for 24 hours. we should try this. >> let's check in with willard. >> hey, new york, wish you were here with us to newport, rhode island. doris larkin, lovely lady, syracuse, in the great state of new york. we wish her a very happy birthday. she watches nbc news every night with brian williams. one of the great names in broadcasting. good for her. we appreciate that. thank you. >> and this is marguerite goodner, 104 years old today. she makes little dolls for her grandchildren. how about that? dale slingluff is 100 years old today from toledo, iowa.

>> and i just -- quickly now, if we can, officials in this country have had a chance to get their hands on and observe closely several people infected with this ebola virus right now. has that work led us any closer to a vaccine? and something else we haven't heard about in several weeks, dr. frieden, that experimental serum given to two of the patients. is there any more on that? is there anything promising? >> we don't know if it works but there's no more of it now. the company is working hard to make a few more doses. it's hard to make. it takes a long time. we have learned how important management is. rehydration of patients can be life saving. that's something we're taking back to africa to try to improve the care there, to improve the rehydration of patients. we are seeing signs of progress. cdc has trained more than 4,000 health workers in africa. we're training health workers in

since his departure from cnn. hey, piers. >>> teresa and joe giudice spoke out for the first time after receiving the message from their young daughter that broke their heart. first this is "today" on nbc.

morning with our top story, concerns of ebola in america. a refueling stop in maine this morning. he will be treated for ebola at a hospital. dr. nancy snyderman and her team are feeling fine and their return will be soon as well. let's begin with nbc's national correspondent kate snow in omaha. kate, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. ashoka mukpo is due here in a few hours after refueling in bangor, maine acres couple of hours ago. meanwhile here on the ground in omaha, they are ready and waiting. ashoka mukpo's long journey home began overnight when he boarded a specially equipped plane. inside the plane, like this one, multiple layers of protection, designed to make sure no one would ever come in contact with the virus. on the ground in omaha, another

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