This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Morning Run with Amy and T.J. An I-Heart Radio podcast. Hey there, everybody, and welcome to Morning Run. It is Monday. May 11th, I'm Amy Robach. And I'm T.J. Holmes. Hope you had a good weekend, wherever you might be. Apparently a lot of you, uh, had a good

time with Mama and a lot of people went to see Devil Whirl's Prada, too. But yes, happy Mother's Day.

Hope you had a good one out there. Robs, I know you did. And it was part of your Mother's Day,

uh, festivities. Yeah. I had a great day from start to finish. And I thanked you for it too because I had my birthday girl away at college, so she wasn't around.

And then my oldest daughter had to work all day because, yeah, she's a working woman now.

So you took me out to brunch, just to two of us.

No, it was very sweet.

I really appreciated it.

And then Ava and I went to go see Devil Wears Prada too.

We'll get your review later at the bottom of this morning run as we talk about just how well

that movie did this weekend.

But thank you for being with us on this Monday as we get things going.

We're going to be making stops along this run in Florida, in Denver, and the Bahamas at the box office, as I mentioned.

But we have to start robes in really the heart of the country, the center of the country,

Nebraska, all eyes on Nebraska this morning.

That's right. And maybe all eyes were on that plane as it landed carrying 17 Americans who were on that Hanta virus cruise ship.

That plane arrived back in the U.S. early this morning.

And unfortunately, two of the Americans on board that plane are sick.

Yeah, the plane landed in Nebraska.

The reason it's there is because the University of Nebraska has a federally funded

quarantine unit, considered one of the, certainly the best in the country, but maybe

even one of the best in the world.

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