Over 5,100 cases of measles have been reported nationwide in the last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — and the U.S. could be poised to lose its measles elimination status with the Pan American Health Organization. NBC News health and medical reporter Erika Edwards details NBC News’ vaccination data investigation, how the disease is suddenly surging after 26 years of having it under control and why some anti-vaccine activists are rethinking their approach.

Plus, the FBI and Nvidia have announced they are conducting separate investigations into CEO Jensen Huang’s alleged affair with Alice Huang, a former director at Singaporean tech company Megaspeed, who is now accused of being a Chinese spy. NBC News AI reporter Jared Perlo explains how they are connected to a previous Commerce Department investigation into how Nvidia chips got into China and why there will likely be more investigations into Jensen Huang to come.

Finally, former Army medic and Paralympic triathlete Kelly Elmlinger’s journey as an amputee has led her to the Wounded Warrior Project, a veterans service organization where she is an ambassador. She joins “Here’s the Scoop” to discuss not letting the world — or herself — put her in a box and what we should take away this Veterans Day.

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Today’s inflation report shows prices rising more than economists expected. NBC News business reporter Allie Canal explains what’s keeping costs high, how the inflation numbers could shape the Fed’s next interest rate decision, and why markets are paying close attention.

Then, there’s been a surge of cyberattacks across the U.S. and Europe, including hacks on grocery store fridges, driven largely by AI-aided attacks. U.S. cybersecurity firms are warning they’re overwhelmed with customers. NBC News reporter Kevin Collier explains how hackers are using AI to increase their payload and what security measures we can take.

Plus, Paramount’s “Ebenezer” is in theaters on Friday – and it’s Johnny Depp’s first Hollywood studio movie since the 2022 Depp v. Heard defamation trial. NBC News senior Hollywood reporter Rebecca Keegan explains why the industry decided to take another chance on Depp and whether audiences will still show up to support the star.

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Nvidia says it’s investigating CEO Jensen Huang after he apologized for having an affair with a woman now alleged to be a Chinese spy. The company says internal and national security secrets have been kept close, but the relationship – and Huang’s close ties to the White House – are raising serious concerns. NBC News national security and global affairs reporter Dan De Luce breaks down what this means for U.S. intelligence and the AI race with China.

Then, Congress is back on Capitol Hill this week after breaking for the midterms. With less than two months to go before Democrats take power, Republicans still have plenty on their agenda, including passing a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. NBC News chief Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles explains how a scramble to confirm federal judges and a push to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth could play out.

Lastly, gastrointestinal disorders affect millions of Americans, but most people are embarrassed to talk about them. In their new book “The Girl’s Guide to Guts”, NBC News entertainment correspondent Chloe Melas and writer Judy Batalion open up about their decades living with ulcerative colitis and why they’re determined to take the shame out of talking about gut health.

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