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lester. >> dylan, thanks.action pouring in after microsoft's ceo's comments why women should not ask for raises. he said keep be quiet is good karma. we have hallie jackson with more. >> reporter: a faux paux. he was asked about more money. >> it is not about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. >> reporter: that raised eyebrows. especially when he added. >> because that's good karma. it will come back. >> reporter: after that, he got back not good karma, but bad reviews. one commenter tweeting, you should also close the huge gap between your brain and your mouth. another suggesting sarcastically, if you think you deserve a raise, say satya three times in the mirror. >> i'm sad to think that possibly he reflects what many ceos may think. they don't have courage to say it. >> reporter: he called his comments inarticulate and later, completely wrong. adding in an e-mail to microsoft employees, if you think you deserve a raise, you

. >> dylan: hey.paul's not here. >> stitch: that's okay, man. >> dylan: you know what? i'm gonna give him a call. >> stitch: look, don't waste your time, dylan. what's your dad gonna do? >> dylan: he's the chief of police. >> stitch: which means he probably gave the order to have me hauled in here. >> dylan: no, i'm just saying that if i call him -- >> stitch: this isn't just gonna go away. the charges aren't bogus. i did commit fraud when i falsified my identity, so... what -- what are you doing here? >> victoria: i'm -- i'm just checking on you. >> dylan: well, that's nice of you. stitch, isn't it nice? >> stitch: yeah. yeah, um...i appreciate it. how you feeling? >> victoria: fine. the baby and i are -- we're fine. i just -- i just want to get this cleared up, and i want to get you released. >> dylan: [ sighs ] so do i.

dylan will update us on the path. busy in the pacific. >> nothing in the atlantic. >>> this is getting a lot of attention online as reaction comes in after microsoft's ceo said that women don't really need to ask for a raise at work. we will have the latest. >>> and dylan has another great story. we are putting her to work this weekend. >> this was hard to work. >> she went to meet baby cheetahs on the endangered species list. >> they purr. >> i love it. people can get involved in naming them? >> three don't have names yet. you can help name. >> looking forward to that. >>> let's begin with the top stori stories. the ongoing ebola screenings. the screenings at jfk where the trips originate at west africa countries. we have several reports this morning. let's start with kristen dahlgren at jfk. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. we are here waiting for a flight to get in from new guinea. this is the first flight from the ebola-infected nation since screenings started. passengers say some have the

dylan's goal is to raise a million. "chocolate bar" did that, but the thing is, jonah can't eat a lot of chocolate. if they found a cure, do you think you'd be able to eat a whole chocolate bar? >> yeah. >> reporter: helping find a cure for your best friend? that's the most chocolate bar of all. kate snow, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. goodnight. >>> right now at 6:00, he was getting personal credit card rewards using tax dollars. now he's out of a job following our investigation. good evening and thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. he's fired. a public official in santa clara county out of a job after our investigation found he used tax dollars to get travel perks. >> jenna broke the story and joins us with the very latest. >> reporter: last month an investigation showed he used personal credit cards to rack up rewards points and now he

dylan's goal is to raise a million.chocolate bar" did that, but the thing is jonah can't eat a lot of chocolate. if they found a cure, do you think you'd be able to eat a whole chocolate bar? >> yeah. >> reporter: helping find a cure for your best friend? that's the most chocolate bar of all. kate snow, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie paid millions to lobby for the oil companies for a student loan company that overcharged taxpayers. his firm even lobbied for five foreign governments including a dictator now awaiting trial for war crimes. and then there's enron. gillespie lobbied for them while

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. >> i'm erica hill alongside dylan dreyer and sheinelle jones. good morning. >> welcome. >> that voice means it is official. >> how does the music feel? >> it's official. i'm happy to be here. it is an honor to sit next you to guys. it is. >> wait a half hour. you may feel differently. >> awesome. first 15 seconds. >> we are always good at first impressions. second and third. we will learn more about your journey here later. we want to move to the top story. the ebola emergency. in a moment, we will go live to dallas, texas for the latest on the high profile case there. we want to begin with the american journalist who tested positive in liberia while working with dr. nancy snyderman and her news team. we will learn more about what he will deal with when he gets home. we get the latest from dr. nancy. >> reporter: all week, we have been following protocols. spraying our shoes with bleach and taking our temperature twice a day. our cameraman, ashoka mukpo, was also taking precautions. mukpo is a 33-year-old photo journalist from rhode island who h

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>> dylan, thanks. >>> we talked about this with dylan yesterday. it's been a quiet hurricane season in the atlantic. a tropical storm is brewing near bermuda but isn't expected to impact the u.s. at all. kerry sanders tells us this hurricane season has officials in florida worried people could be getting a false sense of security. >> reporter: florida, with gentles breezes and relaxing sur is is living on borrowed time. it's been a who willing 3274 days since the sunshine state, with an east coast, west coast, as well as its panhandle, was last hit by a hurricane. that's almost nine years since hurricane names dennis, katrina, wilma rolled off resident's tongues here. >> if i say dennis, katrina, wilma, you say -- >> susie? i don't know. >> that doesn't mean anything to you? those names mean nothing to you? >> celebrities right? >> complacentcy? at the hurricane center in miami dade, government meteorologists say florida has a never gone this long without a hurricane, and the records date back to 1851. >> it really is remarkable. i can't believe th

along with dylan drier. last time we spoke to you, you were stuck in bermuda. >> we are happy to have the team reyooun united this morning. a lot to get to on this sunday. our top story this morning is the troop withdrawal in afghanistan. just a few hours ago the final u.s. marines began back -- packing up there along with british forces to hand over two military bases over. >> according to u.s. military officials, u.s. marines and british forces officially ended their operations in afghanistan. that moment was marked with a official ceremony. images from that ceremony show the american flag lowered and folded. this comes 13 years after america's longest war started. camp leather neck is the largest u.s. base to be handed over to afghan control. british forces turn over the adjoining camp bastion at the same time. and nearly all u.s. combat forces out of will be out of afghanistan next year. they will serve in an advisory role. they will support counterterrorism missions. this is a major milestone. the deadl

dylan, get home safe. i had the power to open the airport right >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, philadelphia is on the brink of a big change in the city's marijuana laws. a live preview of the new relaxed penalties coming up. >>> philadelphia's annual aids walk is getting started just about right now. here is a live look at aiken's oval where thousands of walkers are stepping off. the runners got going earlier this morning. >>> and if you are out there today, it's cool and windy as we take a live look at the center city skyline, but the sun will be shining. the rain will return for the week ahead. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this sunday morning.

dylan's goal is to raise a million.chocolate bar" did that, but the thing is jonah can't eat a lot of chocolate. if they found a cure, do you think you'd be able to eat a whole chocolate bar? >> yeah. >> reporter: helping to find a cure for her best friend? that's the most chocolate bar of all. kate snow, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> rosie on the rampage at the new "view." why she reportedly hit the roof. now on "extra." >>> rosie stark-raving mad. the explos the explosive headlines today. what "the view" wants to do that may have pushed o'donnell over the edge. >> i didn't know we were doing that. >>> kris jenner's revenge romance? her intimate dinner with a mystery man. >> i'm playing hard to get. >> kris goes on kardashian rumor control today. >>> plus, kim's million-dollar diva demands leak out. >>> the stars remember fashion legend oscar de la renta. >> su

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>> dylan, thank you very much. turkey is now granting coalition jets access to its air bases. this, as the parents of an american aid worker being held by the terror group make an emotional new plea for their son's safe return. nbc national correspondent peter alexander sat down with them. peter, good morning to you. >> matt, as you can imagine, ed and paula kassig are heart broken, desperate. their son was kidnapped one month ago. when his picture surfaced on tv days ago they decided to speak out in hopes that he will hear their words. >> we haven't forgotten, we haven't abandoned him and we certainly do love him. >> reporter: he changed his name to abdul rahman. >> he was taken with the religion as he was with the people. >> reporter: his extraordinary selflessness that inspired the former u.s. army ranger to go to syria to aid that country's refugees. isis released this clip of kassig days ago, the first time his parents had seen their son since he left home and was kidnapped. >> can you describe that feeling wh

nbc's dylan dreyer is there for us tonight. hi, dylan. >> reporter: hi, lester, good evening. hurricane gonzalo made landfall last night officially as category 2 hurricane, it produced winds in excess of 140 miles per hour. it also brought in waves at least 40 feet high and produced some heavy rainfall. by the time gonzalo moved away, it knocked out power to about 90% of this island. so we were completely nearly -- nearly completely in the dark. now today was a busy day for crews as they cleaned up. trees were toppled and power lines draped over roadways making nearly everything impassable. but this island was prepared for this storm. by this afternoon most of the major debris was cleared away. and already roads are passable. so this island is back up and running. this storm now is moving off to the north towards new finland. it is still a category 1 hurricane with winds at about 90 miles per hour. so we are definitely breathing a sigh of relief here in bermuda. but i want to quickly point out hurricane ana out near the hawaiian islands. it's still a category 1 hurricane, but

>> dylan, thanks. dylan dreyer in charlotte tonight. >>> as we said at the top of the broadcast, white-knuckle fliers beware. a scare for 190 passengers and crew on board an american airlines flight from san francisco to dallas, when suddenly there was a series of loud banging noises, then an even bigger fright for passengers when they realized the interior wall of the plane began to crack. our report on this tonight from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: this is the midair scare passengers came face-to-face with. it ended safely, but shortly after takeoff, the wall of this american airlines 757 cracked. >> all of a sudden there were loud popping and ripping noise. >> reporter: frightened passengers headed from san francisco to dallas/ft. worth monday alert the cabin crew. tense moments in the sky. >> both sides of the cabin started ripping in and tearing in. and everybody started screaming and shouting. >> reporter: passengers say the flight crew kept the nearly 200 aboard calm. the pilot radioed th

dylan is out on the plaza. >> good morning guys.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.

of entertainment that covers both spaces so with that, we'll turn it over to giants fan willing i dylan>> hello commissioners. i'm dylan i've been a restauranter for nearly 9 years area here to talk about the two venues i represent a partnership that become a building this year a little bit of background it was built if 1907 on market street by a swedish person it was a community place for the scandinavians and it was still owned by even though swishing society of san francisco and the basement is operate continually as a restaurant and bar since 1907 operated through prosecution and recently is a live venue the reminder of the ground floor beautiful events and swishing concerts and lurks and ban gets over the last hundred plus years we take over the building showed it age and we embarked on a an ambitious project to visit all four floors i'm happy to report that two years ago we took a ride on the compliant elevator and happy swedes we stopped at all floors it has 88 restrooms we are hoping happy to get the upgrades for the swedish and those didn't come for free we had to maintain the

it should remain as a tropical storm as it moves through the hawaiian islands this weekend. >> dylan dreyer on an otherwise beautiful night in bermuda. sadly it won't stay that way. >>> now to a bizarre scene that played out on television last night. this may say more about the broken state of our politics these days than we'd like to admit. the governor of florida and his challenger, a former governor, set to debate last night right before the evening disolved in a fight over a small electric fan. we get the story tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: has to be the first time a political fan took place center stage in a debate. >> the two candidates who were invited to take part in this debate right now are not stepping up on the stage. ladies and gentlemen, we have an extremely peculiar situation right now. we have been told that governor scott will not be participating in this debate. >> reporter: his objection, his opponent, charlie crist had brought along an electric fan. turns out charlie crist, former governor, doesn't go anywhere without his fan. perhaps he never g

>> dylan dreyer where they're going to get all the storm they can handle. >>> they say the place shookast night when the giants won the game with a walk-off home run in the ninth inning, earning a trip to the world series where they will face the royals. it was pandemonium in san francisco. adding to the emotion in that city, it was 25 years ago tonight the giants were in the series when disaster struck, and a national television audience watched the story of what became known as the loma prieta quake. we've all been told the next quake is a matter of when, not if. but is the city ready for it? lester holt is in the city by the bay for us tonight. hey, lester. good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. 63 people died in that quake and hard lessons were learned including how to build a stronger bridge. that's the new bay bridge behind me. beyond it, the old one that partially collapsed in the quake. it was a magical day 25 years ago. both local teams in the world series, it couldn't get bigger until 5:04 p.m. the world series tv broadcast turns to static. >> we're having an earthqu

maria larosa is in for dylan this morning.ork and across the country. >> let's start with that shooting inside the high school outside of seattle. it was terrifying scene as students and teachers ran out to safety. the gunman apparently walked into the cafeteria and started shooting. this morning the community is trying to figure out how this could have happened. joe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. investigators are still trying to figure out the motive in this shooting. police say that two students were killed including the gunman after he opened fire inside the cafeteria yesterday morning at marysville pilchuck high school. four others were injured, two males and two females. three were shot in the head. they remain in critical condition. family members tell us at least two of the victims were actually related to the gunman. they were cousins. according to one relative, they were all very close. high level law enforcement sources and witnesses identify the alleged shooter as jaylen fryberg, a freshman at th

dylan has got her eye on that. where is all this happening? >> it's all mostly in the midwest and southeast. this area in red here, including oklahoma, texas, all through the midwest and over into parts of western south carolina and into georgia as well. this is sun, monday, and tuesday. so we are going to see this move from west to east. the biggest threat with these storms will be for damaging wind gusts. you could also see some brief flash flooding when we get these heavier downpours and the dangerous cloud-to-ground lightning. showers and storms this afternoon and then on monday and it will continue to move east ward as we go into tuesday. we are looking the storms not to move until later on this afternoon and ton. an isolated tornado possible. tomorrow, it spreads a little further to the east, expands from parts of illinois stretching all the way down to the gulf coast, the wind damage and hail and >>> good morning. 6:14 the time now. waking up to clear skies unlike yesterday when we saw lots of fog. you'll notice once you step outside a

nbc's dylan dreyer is on the island. >> here in bermuda, all eyes are on hurricane gonzalo. it is forecast to pass just to the west of this island as a category 3 storm. that's the strongest storm this island has seen in more than ten years. it compares to hurricane fabian in 2003. talking with people around here, they're prepared, they're boarded up, they're stocked up and they're cautiously optimistic. they said that this whole island is really prepared for hurricanes. >> but that is not all. in the pacific, another storm has hawaii's governor declaring a state of emergency. tropical storm ana will make landfall tonight as a hurricane. all public schools on the big island are closed. it is slow moving, though, so flooding is a major concern. officials are warning thrill seeking surfers about the dangerous conditions there. >>> also, breaking overnight, ebola is now just miles from the white house. infected nurse nina pham flown to maryland for treatment. right now she's inside a special biocontainment unit. the hospital, one of four in the u.s. designed to handle ebola. th

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you can see the trail it made as it burrowed under dylan's skin.s just an inch long, and a doctor thought it was just a bug bite. >> it was a hot steering sensation. nothing i had felt before. >> doctors explained it was crawling into an incision from a surgery than it went in and took it out. >> so it goes under his car, find a way in and goes inside ... that's like aliens. >> just like aliens. >> woman with the slogan her nose and now with got this? >> you can even drink coffee more because there's mice in the coffee! >> enjoy your breakfast everybody! >> there's a woman on the set for a reason. >> it's my turn. talk about weather. it's 53 degrees right now. lansing reading of 51. sublet composite shows we are dry. looking around the region, we have dry conditions early on. this afternoon is a different story. clouds are on the increase with the chance of showers developing after dinner. today's high, 62. trusts have 51. drive for the bears game high temperature 57. for she is standing next me the benches at the traffic wall. it's magic. >> here

natalie morales and dylan dreyer join us as well. al is making his way back from afghanistan. >>> it seems every day this week we've had some new development in the ebola scare and today is no exception. now it's hit home. dr. nancy is with us from monrovia. how is this young man, ashoka mukpo doing? >> hi, matt. he sounded this morning well. it's been 48 hours. of course, when he realized that he had a fever and was feeling achy in this environment, the word ebola pops to the top of everyone's mind. he was quarantined overnight, 48 hours ago, got his test. it turned out to be positive and at that point, it's all been a matter of logistics of stabilizing him. he is with doctors without borders and will be air lifted out to a medical center in the united states. but he's good. the amount of virus in his body is low. he should have a very good prognosis. >> obviously there's a larger team there in liberia, nancy, with you. so the question is, how long had you been working with him? and how close was the contact between you and the othe

nbc meteorologist dylan dryer is in bermuda for us tonight. >> reporter: 120-mile-per-hour wind gusts, concrete roofs ripped from homes. this was the damage tropical storm fay did to bermuda just last weekend. today, this is the calm before the big storm. beach-goers soaked in the last of the sun before hurricane gonzalo bears down on the paradise islands. hotels and residents boarded up homes and businesses. extra flights were added to evacuate people ahead of the storm. >> leaving. just in time. >> starting friday morning right out of the gate expect conditions to deteriorate. some worst conditions in the afternoon and evening hours. >> reporter: eerily eminent of 2003, killing four people and causing $300 million in damage. here's the track of fabian near bermuda. here's the track of gonzalo, side-by-side they look nearly identical. a tiny speck in the atlantic but most sits very high above sea level. there's also a natural reef that surrounds the island that really protects it from that storm surge flooding that so many hurricanes produce. >> anything to be prepared for a hurrican

nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer is there. >> reporter: angry seas erupted today as the massive hurricane gonzalo bears down on bermuda. damaging winds, 40-foot waves and dangerously high storm surge slamming the island. looking at a map bermuda looks like the tiniest speck in the ocean. how could it possibly stand up to such a huge storm? imagine bermuda like a stick in the water and the water goes around it as oppose today that snowplow effect we're so used to on the united states coast. most of bermuda is shut down. and the police commissioner has ordered everyone inside and off the street. for sarah that means taking shelter at her hotel. >> they've cleaned everything up, put everything away. you know, we'll be okay. i hope. >> reporter: peter and barbara of new hampshire got married 50 years ago today in boston during a hurricane. >> we've weathered a lot of storms, but we have gotten through all of them. >> reporter: fabian was the last category 3 storm to hit in 2003. bermuda's higher elevation increases winds by 30%, so wind gusts up to 160 miles per hour can be expected. rob john

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. >> dylan, you're a great face and you're the director of the film.drew you to this particular story? you said this ought to be on the big screen? >> well, as soon as i read the script that my son tony hoover had written, i was automatically -- that's a great story. it's going to be a wonderful film, it's going to be a great thing. and then i met travis, i met his parents and we got to go to the town of corbin. >> in kentucky? >> yes. and met the coach and patty wheatly, travis' mobility coach, talked to the parents about how things had happened and i just saw this as an amazing story, so inspirational. >> when you actually got to meet travis, did the story take on a bigger meaning to you? now you know this incredible saga of a young man who played high school football blind. >> well, you know, and it's interesting. it's like what travis says. there's a part of me that wants to say it's an amazing thing that happened but i knew that travis and larry freeman, they were going to be in corbin and this film was going to influence what people thought about

. >> dylan's got a check of the weather. >> yes.you know, there is nothing that will stop a news crew. look at this video from texas. these were crews set up outside the texas hospital and these storms came in, winds gusting at 90 miles per hour. it was tossing the tents, tossing all of the lights and all of the cameras and that was just a taste of some of these storms that moved through. we had damaging winds and flooding rains move through the area, and it all came through right around rush hour. so it was nasty in texas yesterday. today, though, we're still looking at this cold front. you can see it stretching from the great lakes down into eastern texas and it's this area right in through here where we are going to see some of our strongest storm this is morning. they aren't going to be as strong as they were yesterday but it is still going to be that cold front that moves east. we'll see the rain up and down the east coast by the start of the weekend. that's a look at the weather across country. your local forecast is coming up

. >> and i'm erica hill alongside sheinelle jones and maria larosa in for dylan. nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> a pretty busy news morning with the deadly school shooting happening in washington state yesterday. >> and not the only shooting. shots rang out in northern california, two sheriffs deputies were killed. two more people were wounded in a series of shootings that went over several hours. sheinelle will have more coming up in a few minutes. >>> we begin this morning with that school shooting outside seattle. students and teachers ran out of the school to safety after a high schooler walked into a cafeteria and reportedly opened fire. one student was killed, as well as the gunman. this morning the entire community struggling with why a young man would open fire on his classmates. joe fryer is in washington this morning with the latest. joe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. four victims are at the hospital being treated for are their injuries. two male students and two female students. and a family member now says at least two of thos

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