Watch Today show's Al Roker deliver the weather from home
at the studio Tuesday morning. "Craig and Al had some contact [with the employee]. We're, in an abundance of caution, keeping them home. But they feel good. In fact, Al feels so good he wants to do the weather from home."
Telecommuting from his kitchen, an always joyous Roker said, "I didn't have to commute in, so I did sleep in!" He then explained he was video-chatting in from his iPad with help from members of his weather team. Meteorologists and producers Kathryn Prociv and Brian Van Aken, one operating out from NBC's 30 Rockefeller Center location and the other working from home, figured out a way to deliver Roker's weather graphics to his laptop.
Roker also chronicled his efforts in a series of tweets, first with a video message on Monday night promising he'd be on the air the following morning. "Everybody's fine here at the Roker household," he mentioned. "Thanks to all of our @NBCNews #tech folks and #weatherteam for getting me on the air from home #stayhomechallenge #withyouToday," Roker wrote.
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