NBC News’ Al Roker Reveals He Has Prostate Cancer

Al Roker returned to the Today Show studios with a positive health update much to fans' delight following a two week long hiatus to undergo prostate cancer surgery.Al told his colleagues that his triumphant return was in large part thanks to "great medical care and the love of friends and family.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAnother media outlet is getting ready to vie for fans of sentimental stories in the industry’s massive holiday-programming wars.Fox Nation, the streaming-video hub that is part of Fox News Media, will launch its first holiday movie, “Christmas in the Rockies,” later this week, part of a new holiday salvo that is expected to include two other projects, “Christmas on the Range” and “Christmas on the Coast.” “Rockies” will be available on Fox Nation starting

Al Roker! The 66-year-old morning show co-host and weatherman returned to the show on Monday, two weeks after announcing that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and had to undergo surgery. «I feel good, I really do,» Roker told his fellow anchors on Monday, before joking, «Let me tell you, after that first week you can get that catheter out, and I'm feeling good!» Roker continued the TMI jokes, sharing, «I've been trying to exercise.

Al Roker is back at work on the “Today” show just two weeks after revealing his prostate cancer diagnosis and undergoing surgery.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe sight of President Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, throwing off conspiracy theories and hair dye yesterday in TV’s once-humdrum daytime hours, would not too long ago have proven to be catnip that no TV-news outlet could resist. Yesterday, many of them did.Few if any of the nation’s TV-news outlets aired live Thursday’s press conference from the legal team spearheading the president’s efforts to overturn the election.

Al Roker is feeling positive after his prostate cancer surgery. The NBC News anchor appeared on the TODAY show Tuesday to give an update to his colleagues about his health.

Al Roker gave a health update as he called in to “Today” on Tuesday, a little over a week after revealing his prostate cancer diagnosis.

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Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAl Roker will be back on “Today” for the holidays.The morning-show veteran will return to the NBC A.M. franchise next week following a break for surgery to remedy a diagnosis of prostate cancer.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerToday Show cohost Al Roker has updated his medical condition. Earlier this week, he underwent surgery for prostate cancer.

announced his cancer diagnosis on air November 6. Given the aggressive nature of his cancer, he announced he would be taking time off immediately and hoped to be back“One in nine men are going to be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime,” he told his colleagues and viewers.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFox News Channel will try its hand at sports this weekend when it presents a one-hour special led by veteran sportscaster Jim Gray.During the program, “Talking to GOATs with Jim Gray,” the sports journalist and “Fox & Friends” co-host Brian Kilmeade will talk about Gray’s more than 40 years in sports and present some of his interviews with sports giants like Tom Brady (pictured, above), Mike Tyson and Julius Erving.Fox News has in recent months placed some

Al Roker is back home and recovering after undergoing surgery for his prostate cancer.On Thursday, the show co-host gave an update on his health, as well as thanked everyone for their «thoughts and wishes.»«Relieved to let you all know that my #prostatecancer surgery is done and back home,» he wrote on social media. «A big shoutout to everyone at the #josierobertsonsurgerycenter and appreciate all the thoughts and wishes from our viewers and the wonderful care packages from my co-workers.

Al Roker has revealed he’s been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will be undergoing surgery to have his prostate removed.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCable news outlets focused on nothing last week but the presidential election. On Fox News Channel, however, Bill Hemmer found a few seconds to peer into the future.“The thing about our industry, Dana, and you know it very well: When there is information, when there is data, when the story is changing, you can run on adrenaline for a long time,” he said to anchor Dana Perino during hours spent on air.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorKen Dilanian, an NBC News correspondent, shook up the morning routine at MSNBC on Tuesday when he uttered profanity instead of relaying news to anchor Craig Melvin as expected.Dilanian appeared not to realize he was about to go on the air live, and instead of responding to Melvin’s introduction, let loose with two curse words one isn’t supposed to say during a TV news segment.

Al Roker is “beyond grateful” for the well wishes he’s received since revealing his prostate cancer diagnosis last week. Over the weekend, the Today show co-host, 66, thanked fans for their support in a video posted to Instagram.

Al Roker announced on NBC'sToday show that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The anchor said he will be undergoing surgery to have his prostate removed.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorTwo simple words uttered on Fox News Channel Friday morning gave its audience obvious facts — and may have served to quell a nascent controversy about how the network intends to cover Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden if he should prove victorious in the 2020 election.After CNN reported Friday morning that it had reviewed “two memos” instructing Fox News talent  to “stay away” from calling Democratic candidate Joe Biden the “President-elect” when the

American weather forecaster and journalist--Al Roker just announced that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will be undergoing surgery to have his prostate removed. The 66-year-old Today network weatherman and co-host explained he wanted to publicly reveal his diagnosis to spotlight the fact that 1 in 7 African American men, 1 in 9 men overall, will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.