and back on american soil. the third infected ebola patient arrives in a special isolation unit. and we have usher live in concert today, friday, september 5th, 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 friday morning. i m matt lauer and long with natalie mor aales and willie geist. we have amy van dyken-ruen was in an accident three months ago and now she made a remarkable recovery. she looks great. along with her husband tom. we will talk to them later on. let s start on a friday morning with the sad news. the death of joan rivers. the 81-year-old died thursday, a week after going into cardiac arrest and losing consciousness during a routine medical procedure. this morning, the new york state health department is launching an investigation into the clinic where that happened. this as fans of the legendary comedienne leave flowers and othe
the first female host of a late-night talk show that is after making history as permanent host of the tonight show. her fearless humor changed the rules of comedy. i had her on the first tonight show. she came out and came over to me and came over and gave me a kiss. reporter: jimmy fallon choking up as he remembered joan rivers on tonight show. the program where she first broke through in 1965. they finally, the seventh edition they brought me up and that s because bill cosby said the guy last night bombed, take joan rivers she couldn t be worse. the brash comedian from brooklyn was a regular. the sharp tongue and groundbreaking voice in late-night tv. can we talk? reporter: rivers landed her own late-night show in 1986, but canceled after just one year. not long after her husband committed suicide. rivers was forced to begin a new chapter, carving out a need as a fashion host and commentator. rip it apart. the flower s gone. reporter: bringing that same
In a prison in La Paz, inmate Julio Mamani beats a metal sheet from which he is building a tiny truck his wife will try and sell at a craft fair.He made about 120 miniature cars and trucks for his first market a year ago, he said, mainly from old milk cans his wife brings on visits with the permission from the prison authority.
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