good morning. growing threats. this morning, thousands of homes in northern california in the path of a massive wildfire. with with gusty winds and bone dry conditions, a very bad situation could get even worse. this morning we'll take you to the front lines. under pressure, the secret service facing heavy criticism. now launching a review into the stunning breach, how did did the intruder armed with the knife make it to the front doors of the white house? person of interest. virginia police naming the man they've been investigating in connection with the disappearance of a missing university of virginia student. this as hundreds resume their search for her today. we're live with the latest. and road trips. we traveled to baltimore as part

of our "shine a light" series hoping to shine a lights on health and wellness in baltimore. today, sunday september 21, 2014. from nbc news, this is "today" with lester holt and erica hill live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." i'm erica hill. >> i'm lester holt along side jenna wolf and dylan dryer. >> this is jenna's last day with us and weekend. you're going to make us cry. she's not going anywhere far. your office is two doors down which is good. she's just moving on from weekends to a more prominent role on the "today" show and net work. >> not before a road trip

yesterday. >> they're always fun. >> we're dressed up and look great now. when dressed down, we don't look great. these are my very best friends at nbc. trust me. >> later in the broadcast, we'll do a small, low key send off like we do. >> just like my personality. >> perfect. okay. we'll get to that. we want to start with today's top story. that's the growing threat in california. gusty winds are spreading the fire. 81,000 acres have burned. it's bigger than all the area of salt lake city. we are that for you. >> on the front lines, firefighters are working around the clock but still making little progress at stopping the wind whipped flames. >> we're literally setting world records with retardant drops on this fire. >> the inferno is threatening 12,000 homes. carol's is one of four that have

been lost zblchblt we were fully aware of the danger of living there. we hoped to survive another summer, but unfortunately we didn't. >> for these people, they evacuated in their rvs. >> you get the panicy feeling. oh my gosh, this is real. this is what we worried about, planned for. this is the scary point. >> crews have been using bulldoze skpers chainers and ch. >> fire does overrun us, we come here basically so we're not in harm a es way. >> the fire so big, the giant cloud of smoke billows above, 100 miles away from lake tahoe from a blaze 2456 could burn weeks and already left an unforgettable mark nbc news los angeles. now the secret service under fire after the intruder was able

to make it into the most secure location on earth, the front door of the white house. today everyone is asking who's responsible? kristin is live at the white house with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the records show he's a war veteran. he faced a number of charges including unlawful entry carrying a dangerous weapon. a law enforcement official said he had a pocket sized knife with him. gonzalez is held as the secret service steps up patrols and launches an investigation to determine how this unprecedented security breach could have happened. the secret service under fire this morning, two days after the man jumped the white house fence and made it inside the executive mansion. a witness captured the startling video. >> honestly i didn't think it was real. secret service agents were

yelling sir, sir, get down. >> the secret service ordered stepped up patrols outside the white house this morning. the president has quote full competence in the secret service. a smeshl agent says it's possible the breach happened with resources focused on the president's departure moments better on the other side of the building. >> we normally see the dogs and canines. it's likely because we were heavy on resources on the south ground, that's where the majority of resources were. >> it's the latest blow for the agency trying to rebuild the image after a series of embarrassing incidents including agents caught with prostitutes in 2012. >> the white house is most protected place in america. has to be safe when the president is there and not there. not only president but the personnel around the president critical to the united states. >> even though the first family wasn't home at the time, there's fresh outrage from capitol hill this morning. >> it's one thing it was a

complicated plot. this was so basic and essential. hard to believe it occurred. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say key to determining what went wrong will be to figure out why the dogs weren't dispatched what is protocol. gonzalez will be charged this week. when asked if anyone would be fired over this, right now the agency is focused on the investigation. >> kristen at the white house this morning, thank you. turning now to the terror threat from isis. the family of the british hostage pleading with captors releasing a statement overnight which says alan is a peaceful, selfless man who left his family and job as a tax zi driver in the uk to drive in a convoy all the way to syria with muslim colleagues and friends to help those most in need with an act of sheer compassion.

with more on the isis threat, chuck todd joins us this morning. good morning. there's the international coalition needed. in many ways, we could say the president needs a coalition as well. further signs of disconnect this week. martin basically saying we shouldn't rule out the possibility of boots on the ground. why is there the continued disconnect #? >> the issue of politics. president obama who politically does not want to introduce even the idea that combat troops could be going back to middle east before he leaves office in the final two years. that's why he continues to rule it out. his military advisors testifying on capitol hill say you can't take it off the table. his former top military advisors on capitol hill said the same thing. you can't find a military advisor that wouldn't say that,

you can't take the idea of combat troops off the stable. the other challenge for the president this week, he's trying to find other countries to put in combat troops. the question is, he's coming to new york city u.n. week. a lot of residents don't # need the bad traffic week. it bring ace bunch of world leaders up there. part of the ask of the united states is going to be, will they put in combat troops if the u.s. doesn't? that's the question i have this morning for samantha. >> we'll look forward to seeing that later. secretary kerry is laying the ground work in that department. there's talk that maybe the focus of isis isn't the best as well. there are other terror groups that may have more immediate impact on the u.s. some coming out of syria. has the focus shifted too much at this point? is that the concern? >> there's a little bit of debate in washington, is there overhyping of isis as of them

being immediate threat to united states and immediate international concern. there's acknowledgment if isis is allowed to become a nation islamic extremist nation state, they could be extremely dangerous. right now they're not necessarily immediate threat. the immediate threat in the united states is lone wolf, radicalized american that ends up attacking us. that's what our intelligence fears. >> we'll check with you in a bit. thanks. lester sm. authorities are looking for a gunman that after bushed and killed a pennsylvania state trooper. the lock down has been lifted in the area where the resident is expected to be hiding. residents are warned to be careful. ron is in pennsylvania. >> reporter: good morning lester. the ellishelter in place order been lifted. this is dangerous and bizarre. police pulled back without revealing new information about

where they think he is or whether they even have a clue. at the edge of a community under siege, residents faced another night in the dark unable to get home. >> what are you going to do tonight? >> hopefully they'll let us back in. >> if they don't? >> we'll come up with a game plan and do something. >> reporter: for two days and nights, a massive policeman hunt for 31-year-old eric frein sealed off two townships ordering lock down for thousands as police zeroed in on an area police suspected frein might be held up. the order was lifted without ominous warning. the pennsylvania state police are concerned for the safety of the community. a statement said they do not have frein in custody. troop e ee eers said they're ded

to bring him to justice. >> the operation stretching into the ninth day. more body armor and police reinforcement on the way. volunteers deliver food for troops working in dangerous and harsh conditions. >> we understand what people are going through and police are going through. >> what are they going through? >> troops are out there bunkered down in wet, cold, throughout the night. they're doing 12 hour shifts. >> reporter: an intense around the clock man hunt for trained marksman in his own personal war with police. police say frein is considered arm and extremely dangerous. they're warning residents to be vigilant, lock doors and stay inside. it's unclear now when all this will be over and when police will tell this community they are safe. lester? >> ron allen, thanks very much. let's get a look at the rest of the morning's top stories. >> jenna is here with those. >> hey guys. good morning.

good morning. hey. >> good morning. >> felt you shouldn't ignore me at least today. an escaped inmate considered armed and dangerous is on the run in california. four more captured overnight. all five broke out of the jail in central california. they face charges including attempted murder and armed robbery. police have not released details on the break out, capture or search. a rescue at sea in the shadow of new york statue of liberty. the tall clipper ran a ground. 121 passengers were on a beer tasting cruise. no one was injured. five doctors have contracted the deadly ebola virus. the doctors were exposed on an emergency cesarean section on a woman in guinea. many are infected due to lack of supplies like gloves.

gloves and gowns are part of the million supplies that left bound for west africa saturday. gm recalling another 200,000 cars. they say the brakes on cadillac st and impalas can cause a fire. gm doesn't know of accident os or injuries related to the breaks. gm is recalling 2011 jeep grand cherokees and dodge dur raango problem. a private firm contracted by nasa is sending supplies to the international space station. astronauts will one day be able to make their ospare parts in space. seemed like it had been too long since a batman theme was involved in calgary. i felt that way too. 542 bat men plus a i handful of

cat women and jokers all doing the ymca. that seems normal. they're doing it to raise money for the united way. after setting the record, they all went for starbucks. that's my opinion. that's what you do after something like. that you're like i feel i want coffee. >> right. some had their c backwards. i had a lot of issues with that video. that obviously was one of them. this wasn't the time or place to get into the individual letters. i'll hold off and do it at the blog. >> y was right. >> y is always right. >> lacking ideas and now i'm not. that's good. >> general a thanks. a full schedule sunday games is ahead. the commissioner broke his silence about the scandals plaguing the in. did he go far enough? >> for a certain breed of fans, on sunday this time of year,

it's all about football. millions will watch one or several of the nfl 14 games today following a week on more fallout from the ray rice scandal. in baltimore, thousands waited outside the ravens stadium to trade in their number 27 ray rice jersey. some driving hours. >> women should not be treated like that. i absolutely am not fond of anything he did. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell spoke about the controversy friday. >> domestic violence and sexual assault has no place in the nfl. >> some call it a fail a. >> they've got to yell and scream at their teams and say you've got to do better. >> now it's money talking. nfl sponsor am hiezer bush with a deal is one of the deep pocket advertisers speaking concern. a massive event involving 32

teams is also underway. >> i think it's vulnerable to corporate hits. that's what they're at risk of right now. >> daniel hill is a marketing expert who says these are not the league's finest days. the games are played as schedule. nearly 90% of fans according the poll say they'll keep watching. >> fans will always be there. >> a sunday tradition for millions, bruised and on injured reserve, but games go on. for today, nbc news, houston. and time now for a check of the weather. >> dylan has that for us. good morning again zblchb. >> good morning guys. i dam broke. a 15 mile dam that gave way because of torrential rain. that added to the flooding that we're seeing in this area. because of that, we do have flash flood warnings in effect across parts of texas, even up

in the south eastern new mexico where more rain is still possible today. pockets of heavier rain that make matters worse. this isn't the only area we're going to see rain today. we have this cold toronto that doesn't look like much now. you can see it draped a foggy start to the morning but if you plan on heading out to the eagles game today, we'll see fantastic conditions. warm and also humid. mostly cloudy skies for us. temperatures range between 79 and 82 degrees. a summer-like day as we wind down the final day of summer. as we push into tomorrow night, fall officially starts and temperatures will feel like it. heading into monday, a cold front drops us back down into the 70s. 72 degrees on monday. we stay in the 70s throughout most of next week. and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks very much. up next, we'll look back at good times in baltimore on saturday at our health fair.

exercise and cooking and getting my blood pressure checked. i don't know what the numbers mean. they said it was good. >> that's all that matters. ithought to the acidityh in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee, and it was a real easy switch to make. here's something fun to do with hot dogs.

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frankly all of us saturday held a health care in baltimore to bring people together to learn how to live a more healthy life. >> safe to say we had a fun day. exercising, cooking, met great people in baltimore. we hope everyone walked away with more knowledge than they came with. >> there was moving, shaking, even a little line dancing. from the national kidney foundation to the baltimore fire department. dozens of organizations came out. with a little something for everyone. >> okay. i'm in. >> restaurants introduced me and is crowd to vegan soul food. >> this is a trick i learned, right? yeah. >> kaiser brought in mobile health vehicle for a quick check up. >> we're going to do a blood pressure screening.

great. we have your reading today 133/78. >> looks good. >> some cases night not go good. >> absolutely. >> thanks to the american heart association, the kids didn't stop moving. >> come on. >> all right. >> where's dylan? is she doing this? >> they even got these big kids going. >> i think he said perfect. >> slower. how fast can you move your feet? nice. >> we try to create activities that kids don't know they're working out. we've been working out here today for hours. people have no idea the amount of calories they burned. >> just a few short hours but with a big impact. >> we're thrilled to be here, part of getting pumped up, getting everybody thinking and healthy. we're tickled to be a part of it. >> since i came here today, i'm going to do something everyday. >> a great afternoon for all.

>> good moves. >> i was line dancing. >> hardest line dancing i've done in my life. everybody there have was sweating. a little more complicated. >> it was a great day. we had a lot of fun. >> a lot of nice people came out. i heard from a number of people how inspired they were by you and this shine the light initiative. it makes them think about what they eat and how they move. >> it changed some people's lives. >> we enjoyed everybody that came out and said hi. it was we are a collection of smalls. a home saved. a hero homebound for a new opportunity. a kitchen that kick starts careers wells fargo invests in our communities a little differently.

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good morning. i'm rosemary connors. it's just a few minutes before 8:30. before you head out the door let's get a check of the weather from meteorologist brittney shipp. cloudy out there this morning, britteny. >> cloudy and a foggy start to the morning. be careful if you're driving out there. temperatures push well above average on this final day of summer. 82 degrees our daytime high. let's take a look at the areas of fog. lancaster, it's the worst, down to a quarter mile visibility. half a mile in atlantic city. zero visibility in toms river. so definitely be careful in that area. our temperatures today between 79 and 82 degrees, nice conditions for tailgating for the eagles game. rosemary? >> thank you, britteny. happening now, nurses at a delaware county hospital is officially on strike.ç nbc 10 was at crozer-chester medical center when the picketing began just after 7:00 this morning. the nurses went on stroke at the end of the overnight shift. the walkout is set to run until tuesday. more than 500 unionized nurses have been working without

a new contract since june 8th. the major sticking point in negotiations is staffing. crozer-chester medical center says that trained replacement nurses will be filling in during the walkout. in another news this morning, three people, including two children, are recovering in the hospital from a pitbull attack in philadelphia. the victim suffered bite wounds in west oak lane yesterday. police did manage to capture the dog. i'm rosemary connors. now we'll head back to the "today" show. britteny and i will see you back here at 9:00. have a good one.

♪ ♪ guys, guys, guys. i'm not going that far. >> we're thrilled to be celebrating this weekend with you jenna. >> celebrating 60. >> sending our love to you maddie. >> woo! we are back on this sunday morning, september 21, 2014.

a little barry manelo, general and a half's favorite. >> do you think barry is watching? >> i said i've loved you for a million years. >> i thought you said that. >> there you go. you guys are going to miss barry. i've brought him to a lot of stories here. >> nice work on that. >> joell did wonderful. we have mixed emotions. our dear friend jenna wolfe it's your last morning with us here on the desk. later, we'll see what lies ahead for you. >> we'll look back at memories we have made on this show together. a lot involves -- looks like selfies and dancing. >> bad ideas. i'm just saying. >> all right. we do have a lot coming up this morning. we want to get you caught up on

the morning's top headlineses. 12,000 homes are threatened due to a massive wildfire in california. firefighters working around the clock there. at this point, the inferno is 10% contained. a man was able to enter the white house residence. the president has full confidence in the agency. authority rps on the hunt for an escaped inmate considered armed and dangerous. he and four others broke out of a central california bring last nuth. the of suspects are custody. let's begin with the latest on the missing of university of virginia student. hundreds turned out for a second day to search for hannah graham. those her community are rallying to find her. police have probably name aid person of interest. >> good morning lest, good morning guys. what an amazing turnout.

1,000 have signed up for the search today volunteering to give up their sunday in hopes of bringing hannah home. many have been inspired by passionate and emotional police chief. >> this morning, a fresh start many the search for hannah graham. still no sign of the missing 18-year-old. even after 1100 volunteers scoured bushes and backyards saturday. >> it speaks to the character of this community i think. maybe all college towns are this way. we are surrogate parents to these kids in many ways. >> as a community we have to ban together and go out and search for her. she's one of our own. >> he's one of many looking for his classmate. the support spread to the football field too where the coach wore graham's initials during saturday's game. >> everybody feels they need to do something, rally around this family. >> graham's parents worry about what may have happened to their daughter that loves skiing, sax

phone. she was seen last when cameras tracked her downtown before she vanished. one of the videos shows the man who's call aid person of interest. graham may have gotten in his car early that morning. they searched his house but did not arrest him. for now, people hope this hunt will turn up something. a cellphone, piece of clothing, anything that would help. >> if it were my daughter, i would want everybody out looking. >> they're not discouraged, just determined. >> because of what's demonstrated already, i don't think ma morale will diminish. i think there will be a greater sense of urgency. >> this person of interest named saturday, people saw him with graham and his hand around her waist. he's not been charged with a crime. we haven't spoken with him lester? >> thanks very much. want to head outside to dylan with a final check of the

weather on this sunday morning. looks warm out. >> it's warm and perfect. this is the last full day of summer. fall starts tomorrow, at 10:30 at night. you're celebrating your 60th birthday? >> yes. >> where you from? >> cincinnati, ohio. >> you're from? >> china. >> you're excited to be here right? a lot of people excited to be here. temperatures expected to top out in the 70s. 80s southeast, 90s down south. cooler through the great lakes. a cool front is going to trigger showers and thunderstorms in the northeast later today that will eventually move to parts of the coast later on tonight. we have an area of low pressure off the coast that will keep the clouds around today. looking for that to clear tomorrow. temperatures chilly tomorrow. highs in the 50s and 60s across the great lakes. watch out for more a foggy start to the morning

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♪ ♪ today jenna is passionate about fitness. anyone who spends time with her can see her commitment to health and wellness and her impact. her journey started when she was young. it's led to a role here at first ever lifestyle and fitness expert here on nbc news. before we let her take over that role, we want to look back at jenna's past of fitness. >> i was active within seconds of coming out of the wound. i was active all throughout my childhood. a couple years ago, i got certified as a personal trainer. >> i'm going to give three exercises. >> i'm able to speak to a lot of groups. i talk about how important it is to start at a very early age and stay act hive and be active. one of the best things about the

"today" show is it's a great platform for the audience to get to know who we are when we're not talking about the news. i love fitness, and over the last couple of years of the "today" show, our audience may have been on this journey with me. the 30 day fitness challenge, lester trying to climb over a wall. for me, it has really opened up so many different avenues with which i could explore, with which i could speak to people, i could learn more about myself and take this to the next level. the beautiful thing about health and wellness and fitness and all of it is if one person in the room is doing it, walking down that room, other people want to follow suit. anyone can do anything for 18 reps. there were so many different opportunities we could inject fitness and this healthy lifestyle into the show and suddenly the four of us became a pretty tight unit. we banal really excited about

sharing this cause with other people. it goes to show you there's this great sense of comradery. we have a great time. being healthy really does mean absolutely everything. it's all we have. at the end of the day, right, when you look in many mirror, you have to be looking at someone who respects you, who gets you, who understands you. who says yeah, i'm going to be fighting for you the rest of your life. that's you. you have to give yourself every opportunity to do that. this is your life. you get one shot at this. >> wow. >> so inspiring. >> you are. >> you really are amazing. >> i couldn't do what i do here without your support, without support of our amazing executive producer. letting me explore my passion. thank you so much. the audience of people who have written in on this journey. it's so wonderful. you guys know how important it

is to you and me as well. >> people want to celebrate you for everything you've done including someone who's become a good friend of yours. she is here this morning. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> what's your advice for jenna now as she goes in this new role of being our fitness correspondent? >> i don't think jenna really needs advice because she's awesome. when i wrote my book, i realized there's millions of women and moms that want help. she's the perfect person because she wants to help others. she want she's energetic, knowledgeable, i could go on and on. i don't think she needs advice. >> that means so much. you're the queen of fitness.

>> you were in the olympics in beijing right? >> in 2007. we have this common bond of working out and getting in shape. when i had the baby, she texted he and said how long do it will take you to get the weight off? we sent videos back and forth of who could do it better. i don't think it matters. not that anybody is keeping score. >> 17 months, but that's okay thank you so much. >> i'm so happy for you. sad for them because they're losing a good person. >> she's still our buddy. she's still next door. >> she'll still give you grieve. >> she will. thanks so much for coming and celebrating. we appreciate it. coming up, we'll look back at our favorite moments together. that's right after this. coming coming our fa oh, there's an energy crisis happening alright. coming our fa a human one. ♪ and it's time to fight it.

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even though jenna is moving onto a new role with the "today" show, we'll always be part of our family. we've shared laughs and big personal milestones. here's a look at some of our

time together. >> she instigates fun. >> fun. >> jenna in one word is awesome. >> it's been seven years. i literally grew up in this job. lester has been the one person who's been there with me from the beginning. our first year was really, really rocky. >> we didn't connect right away. >> he didn't really talk to me at all. >> you heard i didn't talk to her? she didn't talk to me. okay, i never talked to her. >> i bonded with lester probably a few years ago when the show went to utah for an outward bound survival overnight trip. it was the middle of the night. i h >> i had to get up and get something out of my bag. it's pitch black. nobody can see anybody. >> i got my camera and took a picture. >> all i could do was laugh.

it was funny. that was the point i kind of got her. we began to form this friendship. >> the trip down to jamaica meant a lot to me. >> we were exploring our connection to the island. >> we were on a boat. he was doing some weird shaky move. i would do it, but i'm probably go into contractions. >> i've got some moves. she always makes fun of my dancing. >> we enjoy spending time together on the set or off the set. >> it was her starting friday morning workouts that brought us all that much closer together. >> all my favorite moments with jenna have to do with fit hns which is appropriate since that's where she's moving to spend more time. the plank competition. the goal was to do the three minute plank. the goal was three minutes. she did three minutes. i did 3:15.

>> i'm going to miss our singing sets. they're amazing. totally off key. there's not a doubt in anybody's mind we're going to be singing. we are belting whether we know the word or not. that's the beauty of hit. >> just inside jokes jenna and i have. >> i love when we all get to do something together. the farming segment, i was really looking forward to. i had never really done farm chores. i thought this will be interesting for me. it was even more interesting for jenna. watching jenna milk a cow was hysterical. >> that's easily enough. in my book, i feel job well done. >> jenna has this huge heart. she has a great sense of humor. people know her for sarcasm and wit. behind all that, she's kind of a mush. the first day that i met harper, she was so excited. watching them want to hold my child really made me believe that these are my friends. >> i remember holding her and singing a little mo town.

i think it was "my girl." it was like another member of our family, friendship. it was a special moment. >> the first weekend without jenna -- it gets me choked up thinking about it. it's going to feel lonely like we're missing a limb. >> i just enjoy working with her. i enjoy her company. i just love being able to laugh in the morning. rooirnl going to miss having my buddy around. >> she's a tremendous broadcaster. i would say caught hesitation, jenna is one of my best friends here. that's quite a statement for a guy who seven years ago was rolling his eyes going who is this person? >> i'm having a hard time thinking about the fact that i won't be getting up on the weekends and joining these guys anymore. i'm going to miss these guys. i really, really am. >> oh my gosh.

>> seven years. i cannot believe it. >> it's been a long time. we are going to miss you. as your tv family, we thought only fitting for us to invite your actual family. how about that? close friends as well to celebrate this milestone. please, if you will, welcome your partner stephanie and baby harper making their interest. >> i was texting you to make sure you tivo the show. >> and your parents. >> hi. >> she's so excited. >> welcome bennett and sheila. >> hi mom and dad. >> hi. >> and a couple of your close friends too. >> stop it. oh my gosh. >> we have seen them if your fitness segments before. >> you know i'm not dying. >> welcome all of you. >> hi baby girl. >> it's great.

stephanie, your family is expanding as we know. what's it going to be like having jenna home on the weekend mornings? >> it's been a seven day a week work family. suddenly we're five day a week. we get to go away, get to go see our parents. >> you're up any way with the baby. have us on and watch us. >> we're up early because of jenna. >> by the way, you have gotten so big. beautiful. >> i texted my parents, make sure you're watching. we did a great barry manilow thing. >> you were here a couple of weeks ago. you are so excited. you're probably excited to get more time with your girl. >> we love that idea. >> this is the gift of gab with this family. >> thank you. you guys -- listen, it's a

friend of mine, a friend of yours. these are my two best friends. they've been on this fitness journey and life journey. this is marny and marcie. they're the two most big hearted kind people you'll meet. >> through jenna, i've become friends with all you guys. >> we need the inside scoop. you've known jenna the longest. any surprises jenna hasn't displayed on camera that you could share? >> she's amazing at getting up and talking to the world. put her in the room with eight or ten people, at a cocktail party, she is just not. >> we consider all of you part of our family and always will. thank you for coming by. >> thank you so much. oh my gosh. >> we'll be back with more after these messages. ♪ it's not every day that you find yourself at the corner of "a little flu shot" and "a world of difference."

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nbc 10 news starts now. two people are dead and two others are in the hospital after a shooting outside of an after-hours club at a building designated as a day care. right now, police are on the hunt for the gunmen. nurses fed up with staffing and safety issues are on strike right now at a delaware county hospital. we'll have a live report from the picket line, coming up. the eagles will go for three in a row at the link this afternoon when we take on the redskins. it will be warm and humid on this game day but fall is right around the corner. good morning, i'm rosemary connors. this is nbc 10 news today. let's get a check of the forecast from meteorologist brittney shipp. she's tracking the weather on this last weekend of summer.