A player's health emergency during 'Monday Night Football.' Plus, 35 resolutions you can stick to.
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Al Roker will return to TODAY on Friday after being out since mid-November due to medical issues. Also, Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin is listed in critical condition after suffering cardiac arrest and collapsing on the field during "Monday Night Football," and actor Jeremy Renner is in intensive care following a snow plowing accident in Nevada. |
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The beloved TODAY weatherman is set to make his return to the show on Friday after being off the air for weeks due to medical issues. Al, 68, was admitted to the hospital in mid-November due to blood clots in his legs and lungs, but returned home around Thanksgiving. He then had to return to the hospital for a second stay that caused him to miss the lighting of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree last month. He was discharged from the hospital on Dec. 8 and expressed his gratitude for the outpouring of well wishes from TODAY fans and colleagues during the "tough slog." Tune in on Friday, Jan. 6, to see Al's big return! |
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The 51-year-old "Hawkeye" actor was in intensive care yesterday after undergoing surgery when he "suffered blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries" in a snowplowing accident in Nevada, his rep said. Authorities said Renner was flown to a nearby hospital after the accident near Reno, where the actor has had a home for the past several years. Renner is a known construction buff, and was slated to star in a Disney+ documentary series about rebuilding communities. He's also recently posted videos and photos to social media showing him operating heavy machinery. Here's the latest. |
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Achieve your life goals with easy tips. |
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Jumpstart your fitness routine with our new 31-day strength challenge for January designed around daily 20-minute routines. TODAY fitness contributor Stephanie Mansour has 4 tips to help keep you focused as well as a calendar you can download that outlines each day's workout and walking plan. The plan cycles between three circuits of bodyweight exercises focused on the upper body, lower body and core. Stephanie also demonstrates each exercise to make it easy to follow along. Make sure to sign up for our free Start TODAY newsletter and join us on the Start TODAY Facebook group for extra tips and motivation. |
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Allow us to do the meal-planning for you. |
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The holiday entertaining is over, so it's time to exhale and enjoy some simple weeknight dishes with plenty of flavor and not a lot of prep time. We have 5 low-stress recipes to ease you into the new year, including a cashew chicken and asparagus dish that comes together in under 30 minutes and a bowl of coconut curry noodle soup (above) that's loaded with protein and veggies. We also have slow-cooker pasta alfredo, chicken-chile taquitos and some cake pops for dessert. See all the recipes here. |
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A little pick-me-up before you go. |
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These two best friends do just about everything together — including giving birth. Shauna Wheeler, 41, and Ivy Chichester, 37, found out they were pregnant at the same time, and then had their babies only two days apart at the same hospital last month. It was the latest coincidence between two best friends who had their older children only a week apart — plus, Wheeler shares a birthday with Chichester's sister. "It felt surreal, but also right," Chichester told us. "It felt like we were meant to be at the hospital at the same time, and we were meant to have our babies around the same time, and that our friendship was meant to be." |
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