seconds. >>> 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 for a shower during the day, really a better chance of evening showers on tuesday. they'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. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> thank you very much. >>> now to a proposal that gives new meaning to the phrase wedding crashers. >> quite literally. a newly engaged couple had the experience of a lifetime when their hot air balloon ride at

giudice, for the first time since being sentenced. >> as they say, the show must go on. just as their legal troubles unfolded in front of the cameras, now joe and teresa are talking to bravo. >> what's your biggest fear about going to prison? >> reporter: they sat down one day after a new jersey judge sentenced teresa to 15 months and joe almost 3 1/2 years behind bars. >> i was shocked. i was like, you know -- i mean, it was very unexpected. >> reporter: both pled guilty to multiple federal fraud charges, including lying on mortgage and loan applications, worth millions of dollars. they'll serve their sentences consecutively so their four young daughters aren't without both parents. >> and i just want to make sure nye daughters are okay. that's all i want. i just want him to be with them, you know, all the time. >> reporter: after last week's sentencing, their 13-year-old daughter, gia, tweeted "family forever."

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.

health workers in africa. we're training health workers in this country, seeing people all over the world coming to help out in africa. exit screening identified 77 people, identified them to get them off the planes in africa. we're definitely seeing signs of progress. >> dr. frieden of the cdc, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> now to the other major health concern being dealt with across the country, the enterovirus has sickened children across the united states. now a 4-year-old boy who died in his sleep nearly three weeks ago tested positive for the virus. tom costello has more for us. tom, good morning. >> this is the only death the cdc has definitely connected to the virus. there have been other deaths but those patients may have had other underlying illnesses as well. for the vast people that contract it, it shouldn't be a serious concern. for some vulnerable kids, it can

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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...

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

precaution after developing a cough and fever, but testing reveals he does not have ebola. there was not a recurrence and now he is being treated for what they're calling a routine respiratory infection. matt? >> mark potter, thank you very much. dr. frieden will brief the president on ebola today. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> do you have any updates on mr. duncan's condition in texas? >> nothing beyond what you've said. our hopes and prayers are with him. and we recognize that this is a critical time for him and for his family. and, as you said earlier, this is the time when we're particularly looking at the contacts that he had. 10 contacts who definitely had contact with him and 38 others who might have had contact. every single one of those 48 people was monitored yesterday. their temperatures were taken. none of them had symptoms or fever. the key here is to keep doing that every single day, as texas is doing excellently. and isolate them. >> when you say...

po's parents and girlfriend flew in last night and will be waiting for him at the hospital. natalie? >> kate snow, thank you. the first person diagnosed with ebola while in this country took a turn for the worse this weekend. thomas eric duncan is in critical condition at a dallas area hospital. duncan is now on a respirator and dialysis machine. meantime, officials are monitoring 48 people who may have had contact with duncan after he returned to the u.s. from liberia last month. >>> a woman in sweden has become the first person to give birth with a transplanted womb. keir simmons is in london with this amazing story. good morning. >> reporter: this is being hailed as a miracle while folks across the u.s. who have been told they can't have children will be watching closely. this little boy, called vincent, represents a medical breakthrough. he was born just under four pounds, from a transplanted womb. >> it was breathtaking.

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a great monday. >>> it's 8:30 now on a monday morning, october 6th, 2014. >>> frost and freeze advisory, the first for new england and upstate new york. >> i like it. >> the month of the pumpkins.

when he saw this image, he said why not repeat this every single year? it's a stunning gallery of photos, 40 portraits in 40 years. "the new york times" says the collection embodies the endurance of sisterhood, the women seeming to get more united with each passing year. here is the most recent picture. >> wow! >> exhibit of these photos brought gallery visitors to tears. i love this. >> i love things that are repeated year after year. that is a wonderful way. >> you could digitally enhance that 1975 photo to see what it would look like but it's not the same as actually doing it. >> i tried to do that with my family. everybody boos me down but when we look at the pictures as the kids get older -- >> great time. >>> a couple whose priceless reaction to big new sincere going viral. so we ask you, what are they reacting to? well for eight long years,

i'm matt lauer, along with tamron hall. tamron is here, while savannah is on maternity leave. carson daly over here, al roker over here. welcome back, everyone. >> welcome back. we have a great concert this morning. right? bastille. and later in the week for the first time in 16 years, fleetwood mac is on tour with the full lineup. the legendary band will make a stop on our plaza this thursday. i always think about their behind the music, vh1. >> a lot went on with that band, no question about it. >> they are awesome. >> we have a very special announcement tied to our pink power series. dozen of breast cancer survivors were here last week, wearing special t-shirts. we were flocked by you asking where you could get those. >> you can purchase the shirts

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

we're practically twins! look for big g cereals with money saving offers on these breakfast favorites and give your budget a boost. >>> welcome back. carson is in the orange room with one girl's zings. >> often times kids' comments are adorable. sometimes their honesty can be a little hard to talk. this is author joanna stein who put together a clip called mom head who recaps some of the ways her 4-year-old daughter has

>> 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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hey, sweetheart, if the band can find some time in tour dates, can we get married ? >> pretty much. i'm not very romantic, if you will. >> you have a very understanding wife, don't you? >> very tolerant, yeah. >> what are you going to sing? >> pompeii. >> i think i've heard that. ladies and gentlemen, bastille. ♪ eh-eh-o eh-o ♪ ♪ i was left to my own devices many days fell away with nothing to show and the walls kept tumbling down in the city that we love great clouds roll over the hills bringing darkness from above ♪

>> ladies and gentlemen of heaven, please welcome miss joan rivers. >> so many incredible people here tonight. even steve jobs, right here. incredible. steve, i hope you're forced to buy a newer, better casket every six months so you can see how we feel. am i right? oh! >> there's some mixed reviews. let's go through that. what did i miss? >> just the way you said -- >> the joan rivers skit was too soon. needed more time to honor the legend. no one could get away with a joan rivers in heaven skit this soon other than sarah silverman. these two were quite close friends. joan even tweeting sarah congratulations on her emmy one week before her passing. >>> a television comeback. we'll have an exclusive interview with that man right there, piers morgan, his first since his departure from cnn.

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

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

song "pompeii" and climbing the charts again with their new release of "bad blood," ladies and gentlemen, bastille. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> what happens if i forget a line? >> everyone is very sympathetic. when you get into the incredible rhythm of the play, which is what you try to find during rehearsals, then it slowly starts to come. and that is really fun, to do that kind of exploration. >> do you have nightmares about forgetting lines? >> of course i do. >> i would. >> not with this one yet. but -- oh, absolutely. all the time. >> what happens? it's not like elementary school where that teacher would lean forward and say follow the yellow brick road. what actually happens? >> well, you hope that either you learned it so -- it becomes subliminal or that your fellow actor will get you out of it. >> pick up and fill the space? >> yes. >> john lithgow, who you worked with in qurgs garth" said i'm the male glenn close and she's the female. do you know what he means by that? >> i wouldn't mind being taller, but he's very tall. i think he meant that we've kind

>> 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

reacting to? well for eight long years, ashley and tyson garner have been struggling to have a baby. they've been in fertility treatment. >> before the photo they learned they're not having one, not two, not three, but four babies. >> jackpot. >> two sets of identical twins. chances of that, one in 70 million. ashley now 18 weeks ago. guess what she's having, guys. four little boygirls. >> oh, wow! >> they're getting a jump on those sisters. >> really. that's perfect. >> wow! >> congratulations. >> we wish them the best. >> absolutely. >> can't wait to see the babies when they're born. i'm sure we'll cover it. >> absolutely will do that. >>> next video, here is what happens to a guy singing the canadian national anthem at a hockey game. check it out.

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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.

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

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

away by high waves in okinawa as a powerful typhoon hit shore. one was found dead and two others are missing. flooded highways and caused roads to wash away near tokyo. people trapped in their homes by rising floodwaters were rescued. people were advised to evacuate because of the possibility of landslides. >>> car racing fans are lucky to be alive after miraculously escaping a wild crash in italy this morning. watch as the rally car comes around that turn. it loses control, drives up the embankment and slams into the hillside, flips forward and lands back on the track. amazingly, all the spectators walked away unscathed. that flip probably saved their lives. one young girl was treated for shock and the driver and passenger were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> i'm surprised they let people sit right there. >> at a high turn. crazy! >> thank you, natalie.

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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.

you in 25 minutes. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, willie geist, natalie morales and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> big crowout there on the plaza to welcome al roker home. >> yes! >> yes. >> and also bastille. >> yes, bastille. >> welcome back. >> thank you. thank you. >> was it mazing? >> it was the most humbling and at the same time awe-inspiring, to see the work that these men and women do, 24/7, unbelievable. bagram itself is like a city -- bagram air base. jay leno, iliza shlesinger,

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,

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

isis is not dwth be that effective. you have to, at some stage -- >> it's early in the campaign, though. >> of course. but at some point you have to get boots on the ground. the same applies, in my view, to the ebola crisis. america has a unique position in the world, and at its best america is the most effective humanitarian aid that anybody could have. i listened to the cdc guy you had on earlier. i think it's been shamefully too late. and the way they dealt with the incident in dallas is just extraordinary. when a guy turns up in a hospital north korean america, vomiting, with a virus. >> that wasn't the cdc. that was people at the local hospital who made a dramatic mistake, no question about it. >> but the cdc is ultimately responsible for health care in america. they should have alarm bells all over america. somebody turns up from west rear view ricka, vomiting and virus, you test them. >> quickly, in response to the government response, samantha powers was on here last week...

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likely serve 85% of her sentence or a little over a year and restitution and joe could face deportation since is he not an american citizen. watch what happens live. >> watch what happens, when you have eyeballs on you. >> watch what happens with al. >> watch what happens when we walk over to the map. 280 miles off the baja, california, coast, 60-mile-per-hour winds moving to the north at 7. it does come across the coast of gulf of california. as it does, that moisture is going to stream northward into parts of southern california, also into arizona and new mexico. one to three inches of rain. flooding possible for parts of arizona and new mexico. so we'll be watching this. we also have the risk of strong storms from western west virginia back through texas. beautiful weather across the plains with temperatures in the

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♪ >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. 7:56 on your monday and a very chilly start to the morning. let's get the latest now on the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> yeah, temperatures into the 30s and 40s. we'll warm into the 70s, but the wind is starting to kick in at the shore, and that is going to be a big factor in today's weather, helping to warm things up. that's the view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. nice sunshine there. the temperature right now 48 degrees in philadelphia. still seeing 30s north and west for pottstown, while it's 47 in wilmington. the sunshine is having a nice effect on the temperatures. we'll be in the middle 60s by lunchtime. >>> a check now of traffic. we had some big delays out there earlier. katy zachry has an update. katy. >> hi, chris. yeah, we did. typical delays in the trouble spots, but taking a look right now, 476 right at ridge pike, free and clear in both directions of any problems. if you're headed up to...

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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their hot air balloon ride at sunset ended in the pacific. from over the moon to over the ocean. >> oh, my goodness. they're going to have to jump. >> reporter: proposing to his fiance when their hot air balloon drifted off course, hovering dangerously close to the waves before landing in the surf. >> my fiance and i were getting engaged up there. next thing you know, the balloon was veering off toward the water and on the way back to land, the air was so stagnant, we were going straight down. no matter what the pilot tried, we couldn't go back this way. >> the pilot, a 12-year balloon veteran says the water landing was a first. >> i'm a retired marine. we've been in tough situations before. a lot of those skills are transferrable. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. in true california fashion, the couple was towed back to shore by local lifeguards and surfers. >> it could have been a lot worse. could have been a great deal worse.

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