>> good morning. from bad to worse. the dallas patient diagnosed with ebola down graded in critical condition. meanwhile, a vomiting passenger a flight scare and the nbc news cameram cameraman. live with the very latest. a mother's plea. >> please, please, please, help end this nightmare for all of us. please help us bring hannah home. >> hannah graham's mother begging for information as t-h-e continues. cross country chill, that

early snow fall in the plains and waking up to bitterly cold temperatures. the secrets of studio 1 a. we're letting you behind the scenes tidbits. >> we've got the good, bad, and ugly, today, sunday, october 5th, 2014. and welcome to today on this sunday morning. you are not ugly. i wanted to be very clear that i was not calling you ugly. >> thank you. we got to talk about the scene there. >> i don't know why you are crawling on the floor? >> all will be revealed as we tell you about the secrets.

>> i was a little concerned about the message there. i was fine. we're going to get to that a bit later on. we want to talk about the story everyone is talking about now. ebola. there's been a lot of late developments in the scare that's made its way to the u.s. thomas eric duncan has now been down graded. his condition is critical. he came from liberia to dallas this morning. and dr. rick sacre is back in the hospital. he has what appears to be a respiratory infection. doctors do not believe it is a recurrence of ebola. on saturday a scare in the air, a man who had traveled to west africa began vomiting on a flight from brussels to newark. passenger were forced to stay on board while medical workers tenned to him. federal health officials say it's not ebola. the nbc news cameraman who

contracted ebola in liberia is coming back to the states today. we're also talking with dr. nancy snyderman. we're going to talk to mark potter. >> by listing thomas eric duncan in critical condition, authorities are saying now that his condition has worsened over what it was friday when he was said to be in serious condition. family members in north carolina said they have been told by medical authorities here in dallas that he is on both a ventilator and dialysis machine and being given experimental drugs. the family had been speaking to him by phone from tuesday through friday but when they tried again on saturday they were told that he can no longer speak because he had been intubated, but a medical source tells a dallas tv station that

even though he is on life support, that the fact that he is young, age 42, means that there is some hope for his survival. meantime the family of four that he had come here to visit, according to a local pastor, includes a woman he was to marry, has been moved to a gated community. items from the apartment are being taken away for disposal. health officials are monitoring 40 people who may have had contact with duncan. another nine people who had known him for sure are being closely monitored and including the four family members, but so far none has shown any signs of ebola. back to you. all right, mark potter. thanks very much. meantime, the nbc news freelance cameraman was

diagnosed with ebola as we know. he is leaving the country today and headed back to the united states for treatment. our national correspondent is outside the omaha medical center where he will be treated. good morning. >> he will leave today on a specially equipped plane arriving here in nebraska tomorrow morning. this one of the places in the country with expertise in how to treat ebola. >> inside, his bed is ready and waiting. the head of the biocontainment unit they learned from their recent treatment of another patient. >> we are leerng about it as we go. we have all the special equipment that we can bring in here to deal with somebody in an isolation unit and the results in the u.s. have been better than in africa. venttle and nbc spoke to the

camera this morning and said he's in great spirits. he worked on this story on tuesday to work with dr. nancy's team. thursday, he tested positive for ebolaful because they were near him, dr. nancy and others on the nbc team are taking their temperatures three to four times a day. they are all feeling fine but are under self-quarantine just in case. >> my suspicion he was infected before we met him. >> he may have been infected when he was helping ebola. >> he was helping folks spraying down a car. >> he wrote this on his facebook page. man oh, man i have seen some bad things in the last two weeks of my life. how unpredictable and fraught

with danger life can be. his parents say he was committed. >> he wanted to go back and write about it and film about the impact that the ebola epidemic and decided to risk his health and see if he can make a difference. >> his dad tells me that the family will arrive here later tonight. meantime, he is 33 years old and healthy and robust, so doctors say he has a very good chance of being able to fight off this deadly disease. >> that is a very good thing to here. >> we want to point out tonight on nbc nightly news that kate will walk us through the biocontainment unit where he is being treated. >> dr. thom freeden is the director for centers for disease control. is that a typical

progression of ebola? would you expect a patient to get worse before they get better? >> we're very concerned about his elingt. ebola can be a very severe disease and that's why it's so scary because unfortunately even with the best of care, a large proportion of patients may die so we're really praying for his improvement. can fight the infection. >> you pointed out this disease can be fatal. we have seen that in africa. to this point, all treated in this country have survived. that speaks to the american medical system. do you expect as this goes on,

we'll lose folks here? >> time will tell. we certainly hope every person is proetected and every person that gets it recovers. it is a severe disease. even though the best care is given, sometimes it -- the outcome is not what we wish it would be. >> how rapid is your learning curve on this disease in terms of treating in this country? one patient was given blood from dr. kent brantley, antibodies. are you still experimenting with treatment? >> well the key is that >> this is why it's so challenging in africa. even six balancing the fluids in somebody is quite hard. you have to measure them, and tie traiting them to the right level. it's a very severe infection. that's why we're so careful. that's bhie we make sure we can

stop it in its tracks. >> thanks for coming up this morning. >> thank you. >> with here, here's erica. todd is moderator of meet the press. good morning. >> good morning, erica. >> as we are talking about this ebola crisis which has gripped a lot of people. i noticed a tweet you sent out yesterday. you are convinced the public concern about ebola is the issue of the trust in government. is there something that something that health gses are working on as well as the policies and procedures they have in place? >> i think they are finally thinking and working on it over the last few days. on friday, the administration did what they call a full-court press. they had heads of different agencies come out and talk about everything they are doing about ebola here in the united states and africa. the except tix that's out there about whether government is really on top of this, can they really trust that the cdc knows

what it's doing and stop it, you understand about the scem six skepticism, the secret service blunders, and three or four other, here at a memo, the government is trying desperately to stop a panic, because there's more panic than actual potential for this virus to cause problems here in the united states because of that erosion of trust, i think the government is having a harder time stopping the panic. >> you mentioned the secret service. the new interim head of the secret service is coming in and his job is to clean up the crisis that is there. you saw a number of different -- in your years of the white house, a number of different administrations to go through. different heads of secret is service. did you see any changes at all in that branch, in that body? >> what i've seen over the years is frankly an agency that is spread very thin.

when you think about all of the different travel that now takes place with the president in the post 9/11 world, all of the extra security procedures that come into play. we live in a polarized comment, there's more social media threats that the is he kret service investigates. they are overwork and they seem thin in their ranks because maybe they have to send an advance team in new york because of u.n. world leaders at the same time. that does what i've noticed is that maybe the secret service hasn't caught up to some of the issues that they have to deal with now in this 21st century environment. >> we'll see what happens as they start that new -- under the new director. we'll check in with you on the new set. >> i've got the new car smell out here. >> if only if we had smell-0-vision. . >> we begin with the developing story in japan.

one u.s. airman is reported dead and two others missing from a u.s. air base off the coast of okinawa as a powerful typhoon turns toward tokyo. they were washed out to sea while taking photos. a fierce battle with islamic militants erupted this morning north of baghdad. eyewitnesses say iraqi forces have completely recaptured a town. >> we have nor more control over the u.s. government than you have over the breaking of dawn. we implore his captors to show mercy and use their mother to let our son go. >> in hong kong, the clock is tick ticking toward a government ultimate malt up to clear the speeds. police clashed with

demonstrators. the government warns it will take all necessary action to restore social order. authorities in virginia are asking hunters to join the search for a missing 18-year-old uva student. she was last seen on september 13th. on saturday her mother delivered a plea for help. >> somebody listening to me today either knows where hannah is or knows someone who has that information. we appeal to you to come forward and tell us where hannah can be found. >> authorities have charged 32-year-old jesse leroy matthew, jr, in connection with her disappearance and forensic evidence also connects him with a 2009 death of a v virginia tech student. a four-year-old who died of the enter virus. we have more. >> the virus who has sickened

children in 43 states has been linked to the death of a four-year-old. the centers for disease control is now working to determine if entero virus number 48 may have also played a role in other deaths address well. >>. >> with cold and flu-like symptoms the virus is not a new illness but this strand is making victims severely sick. the cdc is indicating that it caused paralysis in nine children. >> it's the worse thing to see your child not be able to breathe. it's devastating. >> most children fully recover but parents should exercise caution. >> anything that looks like an asthma attack or difficulty breelingting, please get medical attention. >> doctors warn take no chances

with a virus has often beat. though now it has claimed at least one life. now to a dramatic rescue off the coast of florida. look closely. the coast guard video shows a man in a floating bubble plucked to safety. rescuers first spotted him on wednesday in miami. finally, a marathon in major league baseball, the washington nationals and san francisco, the giants, needed six hours and 23 minutes to complete the longest postseason game in league history. for those who stayed up, the ending was well worth it. brandon belts blasted a home run in the giants in the 18th inning to lead the division series over washington. >> that's a double hitter. >> it is actually.

dylan has got our first check of the weather. >> it is cold outside this morning across a good chunk of the country. we've got temperatures well below average. it's 40 now in chicago. starting off in 45 columbus. we broke records in athens, georgia, tampa, we're little warmer in boston. tallahassee, florida, it's 53 degrees. jacksonville, florida, 55. it is very chilly across the eastern half of the country. it's warm out in california. not a whole lot of wet weather going on. we're going to see a good am start to the morning than yesterday as we see 50 up around the north bay. 62, san francisco. for the afternoon more 90 in the forecast around san jose. hot afternoon in the santa clara

valley. san francisco low to mid-80s. you can see north bay and out toward the tri-valley numbers in the mid to upper 90s. morning temperatures will be comfortable auout in san jose. see numbers climbing to the mid-80s by 10:00 and 11:00. and that's your latest forecast. >> all right dylan, thanks. just ahead on "today," you know about the dangers of texting and driving. what about texting and walking? driving. what about texting and walking? why teens are ah! driving. what about texting and walking? why teens arcome on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery!

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. good morning. that's a live look outside at san francisco from our cameras. clear and beautiful. rob is standing by a check of the forecast. doesn't look like we're getting a lot of relief. >> inland, yeah. 60s this morning. kind of a mild start. we'll be watching the temperatures around the san francisco coast to see a bit of cooling today. right now the cool spot up around napa. more 90s in the forecast around san jose over to saratoga. the sea breeze will turn on cooling things off around the coast. you can see north bay over to

the tri-valley you'll see highs climbing pup for the rock and roll half marathon starting off in the 60s. by 10:00 into the 80s. the thing to watch will be santa clara, levi stadium should see low 90s at kick off. prehydrate and hydrate during the game. you'll see the northwest winds easing off the temperatures a bit. >> some light clothes. thank you. a san jose man was hospitalized after being beat by robbers who broke into his home. the suspects are still at large. it all happened friday night in south san jose. police say around midnight two people broke into this home. officers say they tied up the victim and stole some items from his home. late saturday afternoon a friend stopped by, found his friend tied up and called police. friends say the victim, man in his late 50s was badly beaten. neighbors also tell us the suspect still on the run some fear they may be hit next.

election day is five weeks away and one of the most talked about races in the country is in our own backyard. congressman mike honda will face off and the one and only debate is tomorrow night. they are fighting for the 17th congressional district. we will be airing the deat a time live right here on nbc bay area. congressman honda is seek his 8th term. what is the future of the silicon valley? we want to hear from you. go to our nbc bay area facebook page and ask the question you'd like to be answered by the candidates. it was game giants fans will never forget. the longest g esest game in maje postseason history ends with the san francisco giants defeating the washington nationals. they sat patiently for more than six hours in san francisco district. some even watching from the streets. many people told us they were at the bar so long they had both lunch and dinner.

by the end they didn't mind the long day because the hometown heroes were able to pull it out. the giants will try to close out the best of five series tomorrow at at&t park. coming up, we'll have more on the giants historical win including highlights and what managers think of the long and hard fought victory. that plus your top stories. right now we'll take you back to the the to the show.

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the video screen. got a lot coming up. first a look at the morning's top headlines. the african man to be the first diagnosed here with ebola in the u.s. is downgraded to critical condition. the camera man who contracted the virus is flying to the u.s. the virus that made hundreds of children sick has claimed one life. now a 4-year-old died in new jersey. the cdc is looking into whether it's responsible for four other children as well. parents of the missing uva student have made a plea for information about their doctor that vanished last month. always great to have you with our latest tech gadgets and apps including somebody to boost your mood. we have star power this morning. coming up, my conversation with ben affleck about his role in

"gone girl" and what his kids think about him be being the new batman. and we have welsh today. we're going to have fun. a light hearted look at what she really needs to know about what goes on here on the weekends in front of the cameras and behind them. we have the update on the massive man hunt of the man accused of killing a trooper. >> good morning. >> good morning erica. this man hunt is in the fourth week. authorities hope weather and time might soon be on their side. they think eric frein may soon be forced out of hiding. the search never stops. around the clock, officers scan for any sign of eric frein, a survivalist thought to be living off the land.

he killed one trooper and would be -- and wounded another. >> i feel like it's a dream. they were lined up with shotguns on the ground. >> officers hope the colorful leaves that bring tourists to the mountain will soon fall quickly leaving frein with fewer places to hide. >> i feel he's getting tired, dropping things. i feel they're getting closer. i'm hoping. >> police are hopeful too. they found camp sites they believe frein used. clothing, food, two explosive devices left behind. >> it's possible he'll seek out areas for food such as dumpsters, restaurants and grocery stores. we're asking business owners to be alert to activity and review surveillance video. >> tom nevil says the man hunt has already hurt business. >> we're off 50% number wise.

people seem not to come out after dark. >> something his wife eve understands, a community that won't rest. >> i'm still watching my back, don't get me wrong. >> think of how nerve racking that is. a search warrant affidavit from the case was obtained from the times of scranton. it claims he texted a friend "all is good" hours before the ambush. police say it's an elaborate deception and he was planning this for a long time. >> kristen, thanks. a final check of the weather. dylan is out on the plaza. >> good morning guys. you don't understand the group of high school kids i have. they're raising awareness for breast cancer. they got in the car at 1:00 a.m. this morning to come to the "today" show. you made it. you forgot your jackets. what are you doing to raise awareness for breast cancer?

>> it's our 10th anniversary of doing this. we're trying to raise $10,000 for our tenth year. the week leading up to it, we have a bunch of spirit days where we hand out stuff in the morning and raise money for loud and breast network. >> and the football games. >> yes. one of our rivals. >> it's a great time of year, october raising awareness. we have hurricane simon, category 3 hurricane. it's going to hit the baja peninsula as an area of low pressure. that's expected to bring rain in the southwest. other than that, looks like a quiet outside around san jose right now 59 degrees. san francisco, 62. a chilly 50 right now up in north bay. san francisco is seeing some 80s where the numbers start to level

off heading back into the workweek and the tri-valley still hot. we'll see a couple more days of 90s and the cooling kicking in. you see the 80s closer to the san francisco. for the noths bay highs in the 90s and same for tri-valley. and in case you forgot, it's sunday which means tonight is football night in america. we are heading up to foxborough where ben gals are taking on patriots. perfect night for football, clear and a little chilly. i've got to say i'm rooting tonight. >> "gone girl" became a best seller when the book was released in 2012. oscar winner ben affleck has helped bring it to the box office in one of his most anticipated movies of the year. take a look. >> i don't see you sitting quietly. is that him?

ironic hip administer. >> i prefer men who are funny. not funny. what type are you? >> corn fed, missouri guy. >> cute. >> native new yorker. >> world ends at the hudson. >> what's your name? >> amy. >> ben affleck, great to have you here. >> thanks very much. >> i did not read the book. i told people i was at the screening, and they said how is ben affleck? they have a clear picture of what they want nick to be. >> i'm seeing people have preconceived roles of how they want him to be. when you do this, something where millions read the book or "mocking jay" or "50 shades of gray." cultural phenomenons. people's imaginations have already established the characters.

people are leaning back going that's not in the book, that's not how that happened. you have to accept that's part of the exchange. >> the author of the book went on to do the screen play. i'm watching the screen going ripped from the headlines. i've sat here many times doing the story about the so called grieving husband that later turns out to be the killer. i wonder what it's like being that part. the guy that has to publicly grieve, puts on the right face, everyone is suspicion of him. >> it's role playing. role playing in marriages where the husband is expected to be like this. the wife is expected to be like this. public role play where we're expected to behave a certain way. then there's an added layer. i don't seem to be grieving t f

enough, so the media decides i must be the killer. >> that's like real life. people go, he didn't grief enough. his cry sounded fake. >> people are racing to get coverage. internet makes it faster picking up what the last people wrote. even before the internet, richard jewel got his life screwed up because people convicted him early. it's the tragedy murder attention that happens on cable news where you need an update every 15 seconds. it's a tricky thing for us to try to manage. >> david fincher comes to you and offers you a role. you look at thele calendar and realize you are directing your own film. how did you handle that? >> despite the fact it wasn't sunshine and smiles everyday with this movie. there's dark stuff in here.

david is interesting. i knew as a performer, i've have the chance to pick up new trix. >> we mentioned you have roles under scrutiny. you're shooting batman now. first of all, are you getting good points at home with kids? >> i have two older girls and one younger boy. he's just figuring out what batman is about. if i was in "frozen," i would be king of the world. if i was elsa -- that's not the case. people said i was too old to play the part. i've had people come up hugely enthusiastic. i think both reactions are pretty irrelevant. at the end of the day, you do your job or don't. you come out to a movie people like. if they don't, you got the role

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it's duality people like to see. >> people know you in a more serious role. comedy is where your roots are. >> that's where i started impromptu in chicago. i met adam and after that will ferrell. it's fun getting back to comedy. >> what's it like not only to have them involved but be in this executive producer role for yourself? does hit give you more control? >> yeah, and i love control. i love it because as an actor i approach a role and get as specific as i want to be from character history, wardrobe, hair, makeup, the look, where did she live and all. that as ep i've been able to do that on a bigger level. what kind of car does she drive? it's been in casting so it's

been fabulous to have my hands in it from the ground up. >> you mentioned your start in improp? how much is in this show? >> we have amazing writers. it was important for us to make a comedy that's laugh out loud funny. it's so subjective, there's lots of humor. we wanted to get et surprises and belly laughs in 22 minutes. >> you have some. is there anything you think this character would not do? >> i think anything is possible with her. that's part of the fun is that there's a fantasy element to it. she says everything everybody wants to say but can't. i don't know if anything is beyond the bounds of rebecca. i think she would never not take a case seriously. yeah. >> great to have you here. good luck with everything. >> thanks so much. thank you. >> catch "bad judge" thursdays at 9:00/800 central on nbc. we're going to head back to lester. >> thanks very much.

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