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train moments before the crash? and tour de red nose. matt is biking from boston to new york. a five-day journey to raise money for a very good request cause and so far so good. so we ve got one day down, 179 miles to go today as we start day two of the red notz challenge. today monday, may 18, 2015. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning everyone. welcome to today on a monday morning. otherwise known as day two of matt s 226-mile charity bike ride. he is in rhode island this morning already on the road, matt, you look great. i want you to know you re biking from boston to new york. we re wearing these ridiculous red noses for you. very nice. exhausting. i appreciate the support. i can feel the teamwork. we are on day two, it s a lot different than day one yesterday was about 75 degrees and sunny and just perfect, ideal conditions for cycling. today it s a lot cold
and tour de red nose. matt is biking his way from boston all the way to new york. a five-day journey to raise money for a very good cause and so far so good. so we ve got one day down 179 miles to go today as we start day two of the red nose challenge. today monday, may 18th, 2015. announcer: from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a monday morning. otherwise known as day two of matt s 226-mile charity bike ride. he s in coventry rhode island. you look great. you re biking from boston to new york. we re wearing the ridiculous red noses for you. that s all we re doing for you. thank you. i really appreciate the support. i can feel the teamwork, savannah. we are on day two. it s a lot different than day one. yesterday was about 75 degrees and sunny and just perfect. ideal conditions for cycling. today it s a lot colder in the 50s. there s a bit of a win
the key to the ranking member. i have been very critical of the deal i thought it was a mistake but first we should have gotten the final deal that negotiated the interim deal with first should have made sure there was no path said we could negotiate the interim deals because the sanctions were working. i voted to ratchet up do u or do you want to function in the economy? we will continue to press the sanctions into the didn t have a functioning economy. i think that would ve been the right way to go. but now we are here and we are here, and they think it is a very dangerous situation we are in. i think we ll get to july 20, and for sure that will want more time. that s what we feared at the beginning. i think that s the case. then what do we do? into we say we will not negotiate and make us look like the bad guys? it s hard to put sanctions back on again. so where do we go from here? i do want to comment, i couldn t agree with you more wholeheartedly. if it s a five year d
dierdre: opting melissa: released from the quarantine after showing no signs of the ebola virus. this nurse worked with ebola patients in sierra leone before flying into new york and was an outspoken critic of the quarantine calling it quote, inhumane calling it legal action. christie s reversal odest in comparison to new york governor andrew cuomo s. he started a weekend touting mandatory quarantine as a common sense solution. voluntary uarantine, no. almost an ooymoron to me. this is a very serious situation. melissa: oh, but by sunday, reportedly after pressure from the obama administration, cuomo was singing a, kind of a different tune. listen. from a safety point of view the preferred option is to ask them toostay at home. the hilt care worker will come to the house twice a day. they can have their family, whoever is normally there. not that they re stopping their life. they have their full life. melissa: hmmm. here to discuss it, veronica daguerre from the wall s