the man himself, piers morgan. we've never met before. how are you?o see you. >> i look at you as a colleague. i'm glad you -- you're here. there's a lot of hostility in this business. we never had that. >> we didn't. you were very nice to me. you spoke to me in a restaurant when i was dining out one night, and you were very chivalrous about our supposed rivalry. and i appreciated that. yeah, we're in the same game. >> first of all, from my standpoint you saying this seems like a reversal. in other words, i feel like i understood barack obama in 2007 and '08. for you, you now are like waking up. it's like what is he doing? i have felt like that the whole time. >> i feel with obama his real issue is what is his legacy going to be and what kind of america does he stand for and represent. and that's where i think he's been a big disappointment. and he must be to himself because what will be his legacy? you know, i had big issues with him personally over issues like gun control. you and i disagree over that. but with obama i watched him go to newtown, loo

we'll have an exclusive interview with that man right there, piers morgan, his first since his departure from cnn.

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

kentucky senator rand paul, piers morgan both in studio. >>> welcome back to "hannity." two ebola patients are fighting for their lives in u.s. hospitals as we now speak. fox & friends co-host ainsley earhardt joins us with the latest on ebola in america. >> thank you, sean. here's the latest, the fifth american to contract ebola from western africa arrived in an omaha, nebraska hospital for that treatment. nbc cameraman ashoka mukpo is being evaluated right now in a biocontainment center at the nebraska medical center. this comes after news broke last week about the liberian national, thomas eric duncan, the first patient to be diagnosed with ebola on american soil. he remains in critical condition in isolation unit at a dallas hospital. health officials are closely monitoring those who had close contact with him. and according to the cdc none of those people who have shown symptoms at this point. but in the wake of that diagnosis concerns are being raised now about the containment of this disease. the texas governor rick perry addressed the issue today appointing a tas

. >>> up next, the always talkative and often controversial piers morgan, opening up about the end of his prime time cable show and what's

. >>> 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

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going to catch up with piers morgan in our studio. wow! the reaction on my twitter. >> i'm sensing praise? >> there were some people who said good. love him. welcome back. but then there were people, piers, who came in and the anger was palpable in their tweets. and the feeling i got from it was, especially when it was like the gun issue was how dare this outsider have such a critical eye on the united states. am i close? >> yes. and i totally respect that. and i understand that having someone like jay leno, a good mutual friend of ours said to me, it's like you're going to germany and telling them they can't speed on the audobon. they may know it's dangerous but they don't want to hear it from you and they don't want to hear it in your accent. >> somebody else could have gone on the air and said what you said and gotten away with it or not had the same negative impact? >> i wish more american news media, news anchors stood up. so many of them privately said to me i love what you're doing.

going to catch up with piers morgan in our studio.

. >>> and piers morgan live. for the first time since his cable news show was canceled, piers is back on tv and has a lot to say "today," monday, october 6th, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. i'm matt lauer along with tamron hall, who is in while savannah continues on maternity leave with baby vale. we have natalie morales and al roker back from afghanistan. how was your trip? >> it was humbling and you cannot give a great enough thank you to the men and women over there, protecting our freedom. we will have a big thank you to the folks who took part in our uso tour. >> and we'll see the video on tuesday? >> look forward to that. >>> we'll start on a monday 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 re

he has piers morgan on.et up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. >>> ready said set to speed read. more trouble for olympic swimming mega champ michael phelps. today suspending phelps for six months following his latest arrest in baltimore. that means can't compete. he will have to withdraw from next year's world championship. police combing countryside. hanna graham. team of 100 officers shopping around charlottesville. graham's parents making emotional plea for the kidnapper. to please help them. help them find their daughter. and parents in fugitive are on edge. that's after a state medicallier determined the enter row severe respiratory illness. and caught on camera. a romantic balloon ride turning into rescue operation. california man proposing to girl nend on hot air bruin but the balloon drifted off course and started dipping into the ocean. returned to the residue and balloon ashore. most im

during an interview with piers morgan. >> he did? >> yeah.e some bad choices p p. >> yes. we wish him well. he's a very talented person. it has been a busy week in entertainment. movie stars ashton kutcher and mila kunis had a baby girl. i got all caught up in that one. actor charlie sheen got in trouble with his mouth. i did not get caught up in that one. >> of course there's george clooney's wedding and the honeymoon. that's your cup of tea. so i asked the senior editor at "in touch weekly" magazine to weigh in on the nuptials, the names and some of the nonsense. >> kim serafin, the clooney wedding just over a week ago. and we're learning a lot more details about what went on and how much george shelled out for this. he didn't hold back. >> well, would you expect him to hold back? this has been a long time coming. the wedding of george clooney. a long time. so they, there are reports he spent at least $1.6 million, possibly more. but it was a four-day a, in a the party friday night, saturday, sunday, then the actual ceremony on monday. i wo

. >>> also ahead, controversial tv host piers morgan's first interview since his cnn show was canceled. he'll join us live to talk about what happened and what's next for him. >>> and a special live concert out on our plaza from the hit band bastille, as we get started on a monday morning in just a couple of minutes. christine and chris, back to you. >> you've already got quite a crowd out there. looks like it's going to be a lot of fun. >> yeah. >> see you later, guys. >> see you in a couple of minutes. >> all right. >> all right. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> skies are clear this morning, and that's why the temperatures have really come down. look at that. not a cloud in the sky. that's the view from center city. currently in philadelphia, it's 49 degrees. at the shore, right along beach avenue, it's in the 50s right now. but we're looking at some areas that are in the 30s this morning. north and west, pottstown and doylestown are in the 30s. look at wrightstown at 38 degrees. bluebell is at 37. lafayette hill at 38 degrees. and it's down

>> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west," where we cover innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm cory johnson. we now know that the j.p. morgan chase hack was one of the biggest cyber crimes in history. 76 million u.s. households compromise, and we now know how. hackers broke in with the name and password of a single j.p. morgan chase employee. are there lessons for other businesses? we will explore. some amazon warehouse workers are required to wait in long lines to go through security checkpoints at the end of their shift. should they be paid for this time? the print court will take up this issue. we will have a look at what this means for amazon, and why businesses are lining up to oppose this. hollywood has been making books into movies for decades, perhaps never more so than right now. more than two dozen films based on books will hit big screen this fall. if you liked the book, would you love the movie? and how is technology accelerating this trend? it is one of the largest cyberattacks ever. j.p. morgan chase discloses the size of its data breach. the bank says the data on 76 million households, and 7 million small bus