to one roundup. vice president in mourning. joe biden and family grieving the death of his son, beau who he lost to brain cancer. we ll talk about the unique relationship between father and son. and today exclusive, comedian tracy morgan speaks out live in his first interview since the accident that killed his friend and nearly cost him his life. what does he remember about that crash? how has it changed his life? and does he plan to perform again? we ll talk to tracy about it all today. monday june 1, 2015. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a monday morning. i talked to tracy morgan a second ago. he looks good and seems to be in good spirits. great to see him after all he s been through. we want to get right to our top stories out of washington. the overnight expiration of key provisions in the patriot act. that includes the bulk colle
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from other causes. you ve told us white has been extremely emotional during this trial. what was her reaction to this ruling? she showed no emotion while the judge was reading his ruling. she sat with a blank face until the deputies walked her out of the courtroom. her sentencing is scheduled for may 16th. jean. snowand our just and is located it s all part of a changing weather patterns two phases over the next three days that you ll be talking about in the first one that we re seeing right now is some light snow that s invading the region and the key thing here is it s fairly light but she extends pretty far back in another twenty four hours will seek a recent opportunity the mounts for some light snow showers the thing you re talking about is with this invasion of cold air this reemergence ofthis arctic air into our area oh that feels like temperatures are really getting a dangerous especially tomorrow night at the moment it s pretty cold out there feels like it s anywhere
just one person is dead after a deadly crash in vinton involving two cars. it happened late last night. crews arrived at the scene on hardy road near temple drive. a vehicle traveling westbound crossed the center line and struck another vehicle head-on traveling east. rushed to the hospital with serious one of the drivers, 19 year old kayla simmons of roanoke county, died as a result of her injuries. passengers. investigators say drugs and alcohol may have played a role in the crash. we ll bring you more it both on the air and on our website at wdbj7-dot-com. late yesterday afternoon a pulaski county judge ruled ashley white abused and neglected her children. wdbj7 s justin ward tells us what white said happened the day her son noah thomas went missing nearly a year ago. ashley white s lawyers had nothing to say friday afternoon - just moments after judge bradley finch ruled white is guilty of three counts of child abuse and neglect. finch said this was a disaster waiting to