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charm. jon hamm finally wins an emmy for mad men and crawls his way to the stage. there has been a terrible mistake, clearly. a night filled with excitement, emotion and a standing ovation for tracy morgan. i finally regained consciousness, i was just excited to learn that i wasn t the one who messed up. and there s one member of our team who has a shiny new statue today, monday, september 21st, 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. matt has the morning off. willie is here, and i hope carson doesn t think he has the morning off, the old i won an emmy excuse. i think that s an excused absence. we have an update on his progress. he s just cleared security at tsa and we ve got a picture of it right there, carson s emmy, the voice winning and passing through security at l.aflt x. and he ll be back with ....
inside the classroom, the heros who raced into action and the battle looming once again over guns in america. natalie is live on the scene this morning. and moving out. after hurricane joaquin slams the bahamas overnight, it s now headed out to sea and away from the east coast, but there s another concern, a separate yet powerful storm is bringing torrential rains and severe floating to the southeast today, friday, october 2nd, 2015. 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. another morning, another sick feeling about having to cover a story like the one we saw in oregon yesterday. the president spoke at the white house and used words like routine and numb. and yet for the people in this little town in oregon it is so raw. their hearts are broken this morning, and i think everybody in this country is asking themselves why does ....
term. and iran says it is expanding its ballistic missiles program and the u.s. is considering new sanctions against tehran. with the dawn of a new year we begin in syria where many hope 2016 will bring an end to a war that killed a quarter of a million people and sent millions more abroad in search of safety. russian fighter jets are blamed for attack on a shelter in the aleppo countryside and correspondent says several have been killed and injured including children but despite nearly five years of war many syrians are holding out hope for peace as we report. reporter: the play performed in one of the most dangerous places on earth, the syrian city of aleppo is divided. battered by air strikes, shelling and fighting. despite the intense campaign by russian fighter jets nearby actors invited people to this secret under ground hiding place to put on their latest work. the play about the dreams of a nation hoping for a better life and freedom. dreams that were shatte ....
were talking about geopolitics and it was another example of how that are so many cracks in the overall system and these are not necessarily great times. time to introduce bloomberg s editor in chief. thank you for joining us. david: you always been a note of optimism. matt: i will disappointed today. stephanie: i think we need to get to some news first. david: we go to our first word, and bonnie quinn. bonnie: heavily armed police raided in apartment today searching for the suspected mastermind of the terrorist attack. when it was over, two people were dead, and seven were arrested it is not known if the elected ringleader was among them. it took place in the suburb of far from theot soccer stadium or one of the attacks took place. last night, to air france theyts were delayed after received anonymous threats. one from los angeles landed in salt lake city the other was diverted to halifax, canada. no threats were found in either flight after searched. is not hisl says ....
world. we are joined by the vice president of the middle east media research institute and c.e.o. of the counter extremism project. both guests recently testified at a house oversight hearing on radicalization, social media, and the rise of terrorism. if you look at the world, the production of media worldwide, hollywood, madison avenue, there is no doubt there is more of us than there are of them. but if you look at the narrow space where people are searching for this type of stuff, in this abculture, in this niche, radically outnumber everyone else sending a counterterrorism message. i think we ought to have a robust discussion in the united states that these companies are on notice that their platforms are being abused. i think they have to put policies and procedures in place that limit and denied the ability of terrorists to use these platforms. if they don t, we have to have a robust discussion at some point. do these platforms become material support for terr ....