Al Roker, a beloved TV host, returns to work after a two-month absence due to health issues. He underwent a seven-hour surgery to correct internal problems, including blood clots, possibly related to COVID-19. Al expresses gratitude for the support and love from his family, especially his daughter, Deborah. He is currently in physical therapy and still on blood thinners. Al's children send him heartfelt messages, and he enjoys some of his favorite treats and wears compression socks due to his condition. The segment ends with Al's warm welcome back to The Today Show.
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1. Al Roker underwent a seven-hour surgery to correct internal issues.
2. He had blood clots, possibly from COVID-19 in September.
3. Al Roker's family, including his daughter Leela, provided support during his health crisis.
4. Al Roker is currently undergoing physical therapy to regain strength.
5. He is still on blood thinners and needs to monitor his health closely.
6. SUNY Oswego, his alma mater, was designated as a university.
7. Al Roker is wearing compression socks due to blood clots.
8. He is excited to be back at work on The Today Show.
9. Al Roker is known for wearing argyle socks.
10. He received a warm welcome from his colleagues and enjoyed his favorite foods during his return.
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