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i am celine dion.howing some of her battle with stiff person syndrome and how the rare autoimmune neurological disorder has impacted her life and career . heartbreaking moments as the legendary singer suffers a seizure for several minutes on camera after spasms in her hands and feet, dion's team consoling her clearly in pain, unable to move. >> everything's going to be okay. >> administering two nasal sprays and holding her hand. >> every time something like this happens, it makes you feel so embarrassed. you don't like to not have control of yourself, you know? >> dion went public with her diagnosis in 2022 and has had to cancel her world tour and return to vegas. >> difficulties. >> when i walk and not allowing me to use my vocal cords to sing the way i'm used to. >> staying mostly out of the spotlight except for rare moments like this emotional return to the grammy stage in february. >> i'm happy to be here. i really mean it. >> while the new documentary highlights the many physical and emotional st

dion, thejobs crisis.ntry and one of the highest rates in the world. how on earth do you fix that? and how long could that take? now, the reason why our unemployment is so high is obviously our economy is not growing. we need to get our economy to grow. and the reason why it's not growing is that government is in the wrong place in our economy. it needs to build infrastructure. it needs to provide education and health care and social security, and then get out of the way and let business thrive in south africa. that's the problem. government regulation has strangled business in our country, which obviously affects the tax rate. the other part of the problem is we have labour laws that are not working. now, we have a minimum wage. what it's done is it's priced workers out of the market, employers are not willing to employ people at the rate of the minimum wage. so we have proposed that, specifically for people who are aged between 18 and 35 who have not been employed for the past two years, that they would

oh, this is celine dion. oh, this is celine. just come here today, four years later, and say, well, i'm gonna be coming out with a new album. why did you wait so long? so i'm going to keep this, secretly? i'm working hard every day, and i have to admit, it's been a struggle. i miss it so much. the people, i miss them. >> you were very raw and unvarnished, no makeup. you were just being you, 100%. did you have any hesitation to do it like that? >> if i would have had any hesitation, i would have had makeup on. >> it's not about makeup. it's not about what i'm gonna be wearing tonight. i've been wearing the same freakin' pajama for five years, and it's one of my favorite. i don't care. >> reporter: she opened the door to her private life, sharing rarely seen home videos of happier times. including her first pregnancy and the birth of her son, rene-charles, in 2001. irene taylor is the film's director. she was able to capture some unguarded moments. >> i think that the raw and intimate nature of the film is really because celine le

oh, this is celine dion. oh, this is celine dion.e i'm not the person that i used to be. i wanted to be my own hero, to be the best of me. i still, still say the show must go on. >> reporter: and today with intense physical therapy, vocal rehabilitation, medication and determination, celine says, the show will go on. >> what did this disease take away from you? >> it didn't take anything away from me. i'm going to go back on stage even if i have to crawl, even if i have to talk with my hands, i will. i will. i am celine dion. because today my voice will be heard for the first time. not just because i have to or because i need to. it's because i want to. and i miss it. >> and we miss you. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ i'm alive ♪ >> my goodness. >> yeah, wow. she's going to be back on stage. she's going to do it. i mean, when we talk about what she's been through, there are times where she almost lost her life, which, you know, we'll learn more about. but to watch her determination, you heard that voice cracking. imagine having that voice once be

. >>> and our exclusive with legendary singer celine dion, speaking out about her rare health battle and her vow to return to the stage. ♪ wherever you are ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. tonight, justice is once more taking presidential history into new waters. the first child of a sitting u.s. president has been convicted of a crime. a jury in delaware finding presidential son hunter biden guilty of three federal counts related to his purchase of a gun during a period he was using drugs. hunter biden's addiction struggles are well-known, but addiction, saying the case was really about the special prosecutor david weiss rejecting the idea that the case was just about addiction, saying the case was really about the illegal choices hunter biden made, after releasing a statement in which he once more vowed to accept the verdict, president biden flying to delaware where he was greeted by his son hunter on the tarmac. ryan nobles is in delaware tonight with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, president biden arriving in delaware, h

celine dion is synonymous with las vegas.n stage. i don�*t know when exactly but trust me, i will. i will scream it out loud. the timing is unclear, but she�*s determined that audiences will hear her distinctive and much loved voice again. emma vardy, bbc news, las vegas. japanese rail operators have announced the retirement of the much loved yellow—coloured bullet trains which run along the country�*s high— speed lines to test track conditions. the two elusive trains — known as doctor yellow — have become legendary among enthusiasts who believe a sighting brings good luck. from next year they�*ll start to be replaced by cars added to regular passenger bullet train services. that�*s all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. just starting off with confirmation of probably what you already know. so far this month, it has been cold, temperatures running about two degrees celsius below average. and i suppose on thursday, a case in point, we had a lot of cloud around outbreaks of rain and quite widely temperatures of around f

you sat down with celine dion. what was your sense of how she was feeling both mentally and even physically going into this interview? she revealed so much about herself when you think about it, laura, first of all, it's great to be sitting with you when you think about it. she's been out of the spotlight for years, and i think a lot of us wondered like, well, what happened? is she okay? she was diagnosed with something that one person in every million gets 1 in 1,000,000, literally. and it's called stiff person syndrome. so it makes her throat kind of seize up like it clenches it up so she can't get the notes out. it makes her body kind of go into rigor. it makes it so she can't walk properly. it's got all of these things. and she's been wondering for years, like, is this something in my head or is this something physical? so she learned what the diagnosis was. so for years she's sort of been hiding because she says she can't go out and do things with her kids. if she can't go on stage. so she's sort of been in a

celine dion is synonymous with las vegas.it's here where she says she's determined to make her return. i'm, i'll be on stage. i don't know when exactly but trust me, i will. i will scream it out loud. # there's nothing ifear... the timing is unclear, but she's determined that audiences will hear her distinctive and much loved voice again. emma vardy, bbc news, las vegas. that's also now but stay on with bbc news, thank you for watching. —— all for now. hello there. just starting off with confirmation of probably what you already know. so far this month, it has been cold, temperatures running about two degrees celsius below average. and i suppose on thursday, a case in point, we had a lot of cloud around outbreaks of rain and quite widely temperatures of around four or five degrees below average for the time of year. one exception, northern scotland, where we had some sunny skies and also temperatures were a bit above average, but otherwise it was a disappointing day on thursday, thanks to this area of cloud and rain, an area

celine dion is synonymous with las vegas.r return. i'm, i'll be on stage. i don't know when exactly but trust me, i will. i will scream it out loud. the timing is unclear, but she's determined that audiences will hear her distinctive and much loved voice again. emma vardy, bbc news, las vegas. celine dion's extended interview with emma vardy can be seen on bbc iplayer from midnight. the euros kick off tomorrow, with a big game for scotland — they're playing the hosts germany. from munich, here's dan roan. more than a quarter of a century has passed since scotland fans last had the chance to follow their team overseas at a major tournament. in1998, 18 year old, i never had the money, i thought, do you know what? i'll sit this one out and go to the next one. i'm now 46! and there are few bigger fixtures than this. the opening match of the euros against the hosts, three times champions germany, here in munich. look at everybody here and we are going to do it. yes, come on, scotland! unfortunately i've not got a match ticket. you

why did dion hide her diagnosis for so long and how do you feel now?ns knew that celine dion was one in a million, but 2 years ago they were shocked by the news that she was another one in a million with a rare, severe neurological disorder. sing, she feels as if she is being strangled, she cannot breathe. sometimes the spasms leave dion unable to straighten her fingers or move, and once the attack was so severe that she broke her ribs. according to dion, she i started noticing symptoms 11 years ago, but instead of taking a break from my career and figuring out what was going on, i continued performing. in addition, she needed to focus on the treatment of her husband and producer rene angelil, who. throat cancer was discovered. rene died in 2016 and this was the hardest blow for selina. she met him when she was 12. struck by the girl's incredible voice, angélil mortgaged his house to help her build a career. in a year she will become quebec's main star. in one more time it will be recognized the best singer in canada, at the age of 20 she will win the

in this preview, celine dion reflects on the moment she decided to be open and honest with the worldh struggles, struggles which would eventually lead to the diagnosis of the disorder. i could not do this anymore. what do you want me to say? i have a what we did not know what was going on. i did not take the time. i should have stopped. take the time to figure it out. take the time as well. like it's not enough. my husband as well was fighting for his own life. i had to raise my kids. i had to hide. i had to try to be a hero. feeling my body, leaving me, holding on to my own dreams and lying for me was the burden was like too much. wow. the special extended preview of hoda is exclusive interview with celine dion is coming up tomorrow morning on the today show, and then the hour long prime time special airs tomorrow night at 10:00, right here on nbc bay area. something to watch out for happening now, if you are considering applying to stanford this fall, you will need to submit sat and act scores. the university temporarily dropped the test score requirement during the pandemic, but i

sotyktu. >>> to the index and celine dion sharing a harrowing moment in her new documentary.izure on camera. clearly in pain, unable to move. she comes out of the seizure after receiving two doses of nasal spray. she insisted the moment remain in the documentary, revealing the challenges of this disease. it's now streaming on amazon prime video. >>> ridlegendary actress gena rowlands now suffering alzheimer's. her son revealing she's been living it for five years now. >>> when we come back here, they are lining up at one boy's lemonade stand. you'll see why that line is growing and growing tonight. ronc kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or keto

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coming up celine dion on stage. the singer emotional after getting vulnerable about her condition. >> rebecca: it was great to see her back out last night. plus the murder case dividing boston. the woman accused of killing her police officer boyfriend. prosecutors sharing text messages between them. >> whit: why lego's iconic toys have become a popular target for criminals. first back to ginger. >> ginger: corpus christi getting choppy on the gulf because we have a system that is a potential tropical cyclone. could get a name by tomorrow. it would be called alberto. either way it's going to bring heavy rains an even push water, some storm surge on the order of two to four feet. down to the mouth of the rio grande. this thing goes into mexico. just that the morn will get stuck in texas. your local weather in 30 seconds. >> michael: coming up robin is taking us on a big adventure live in portugal. we cannot wait for that. we'll be right back. if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. so

like the celine dion we all know and love.-- >> it is like somebody is strangling you, pushing your larynx this way. >> celine dion delayed her show. due to some severe muscle spasms. she says she's heartbroken by this. >> reporter: due to the complexity of the condition, her doctors methodically eliminated disease after disease, coming to a conclusion. >> i have been diagnosed with a very rare neurological disorder called the stiff person syndrome. >> reporter: but now for the very first time, a glimpse into celine's world, living with the disorder in the new documentary "i am se loeb deion." >> i have to admit, it's been a struggle. >> the impact difficult at times to watch. >> if you could read it in a book and it will tell you something and you go, oh, that's it. but to watch what was happening to you, i mean, it looked like you foot cramped for a second and you went, oh, there that goes. and then little by little it worked its way up your body. and when i looked at you, i was like -- i was screaming, someone call 911. tha

. >> linsey: celine dion gives fans a look at her private and health battle as she suffers the effects of stiff person syndrome. why she insisted a nearly ten minute long medical episode be included in her new documentary. >> rebecca: nationwide ice cream recall. the alert about the popular brands that could be in your freezer. >> linsey: into the wild. janai goes under cover. giving us an exclusive look at the delicate job of raising and caring for panda cubs in china before they're set free. ♪ i am a champion ♪ >> gio: pandemonium in times square. find out our unstoppable lineup for the gma summer concert series. ♪ i am invincible ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> rebecca: good morning america. yes, that big reveal is coming up. and it is great to be here with you. invincible and unstoppable linsey and gio. >> gio: so good to be here with you both. we're having a great morning, but do you know who is having an even better morning? janai. she is in china. she is all in on this assignment, as you can tell right there. she's got an exclusive look at

celine dion is synonymous with las vegas.eturn. i'm — i'll be on stage. i don't know when exactly but trust me, i will. i will scream it out loud. # there's nothing ifear... the timing is unclear but she's determined that audiences will hear her distinctive and much—loved voice again. emma vardy, bbc news, las vegas. before we go, endangered wild horses are returning to the steppes of kazakhstan for the first time in 200 yea rs. it's part of an ambitious scheme to return them to their original habitats. seven prezewalski's horses were airlifted by prague zoo from the czech republic and germany in earlyjune. after an 18—hour flight on two army planes, the horses were released onto the golden steppe of central kazakhstan. researchers say two weeks in, the horses appear to be doing well. the prezewalski's horse is the last true wild horse species on the planet. that's our programme. thank you for watching and don't forget that you can head to our website for the latest. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. just starting o

and celine dion on the illness that's kept her away from the stage — and how she's determined to singfesto week — we've already had the policy launches of the conservatives, liberal democrats and the greens. and today, two more — plaid cymru released it's policy plans early this morning, with a manifesto demanding "fair" funding for wales and more control over its natural resources. and then it was the turn of the labour party. with his sleeves rolled up party leader sir kier starmer promised that wealth creation will be the party's number one priority if they win a majority onjuly 4th. the manifesto contains policies previously announced, including... he also promised not to raise personal taxation or vat. chris mason was in manchester for the launch. the labour movement's past and perhaps its future. it's been a good week for the printing trade, all these manifestos. leader of the labour party... keir starmer was here at the head office of the cooperative almost 18 months ago, to start setting out his vision for government. and, as if to underline there would be no surprises today,

celine dion is synonymous with las vegas. her residencies here lasted 16 years and were the best—selling series of vegas concerts of all time. and it's here where she says she's determined to make her return. i'll be on stage. i don't know when exactly. but trust me, i will. i will scream it out loud. the timing is unclear, but she's determined that audiences will hear her distinctive and much—loved voice again. emma vardy, bbc news, las vegas. celine dion's extended interview with emma vardy can be seen on bbc iplayerfrom midnight. this is bbc news, the headlines. labour launch their manifesto — as sir keir starmer says — economic growth, is at the heart, of his party's plan for government. an aide to the prime minister tells us he's sorry over betting on a july election — reportedly three days before it was called. world leaders at the g7 summit agree a plan to raise billions more dollars for ukraine using interest from seized russian assets. time now to digest the day's election campaigning in newscast — with adam fleming

celine dion is synonymous with las vegas.ctly. but trust me, i will. i will scream it out loud. the timing is unclear, but she's determined that audiences will hear her distinctive and much—loved voice again. emma vardy, bbc news, las vegas. football — and the euros kick off tomorrow, with a big game for scotland. they're playing against the hosts germany. from munich, here's dan roan. more than a quarter of a century has passed since scotland fans last had the chance to follow their team overseas at a major tournament. in1998, 18 years old, i never had the money. i thought, "you know what? i'll sit this one out and go to the next one." i'm now 46. and there are few bigger fixtures than this. the opening match of the euros against the hosts, three times champions, germany here in munich. look at everybody here. they're going to do it. yes. come on, scotland! unfortunately, i don't have a match ticket. i you just wanted to be here. yeah. we'll find somewhere i to watch it, won't we? aye. # no scotland, no party! you'll have he

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plus, i'm going to be speaking to legend dion. so don't anywhere.afion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. complaints about bbc impartiality are nothing new. the state broadcaster has a kind of constitution in the form of its royal charter, by which it is required to maintain due impartiality. in its news reporting and when it comes to controversial subjects. but does it succeed? some people claim that the bbc is inherently left leaning. others claim it is inherently right leaning. it really depends on your perspective. for my part, i believe the bbc does a generally good job with a few notable lapses when it comes to impartiality regarding party politics. however, i think in regards to ideological impartiality, the bbc is clearly failing when it comes to the ideology of critical social justice. what has become known colloquially as the woke movement. the bbc, in my view, clearly has a bias. actually, i think it has a rather extreme bias, and this explains why so many people no longer trust its reporting. i know from personal an

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here's anne thompson. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: celine dion is writing her comeback story. >> shall we go fortiff person syndrome has had on the singer's career. >> there is no cure. you will live with it your whole life, am i right? >> correct. >> so what does it look like on a day-to-day basis, living with this condition? >> one step at a time. ♪ ♪ ♪ the one who wants ♪ >> reporter: the rare neurological disorder can cause slurred speech, painful muscle contractions and debilitating stiffness. >> i'm going to go back on stage, even if i have to crawl. even if i have to talk with my hands. i will. >> reporter: as demonstrated in a new documentary out on amazon later this month, her journey is difficult. ♪ it's like i know you ♪ >> that's what happens. ♪ it's like i know what i want to do ♪ ♪ and how you can show me, yeah ♪ >> and that's hwhat happens, an it's very difficult for me. >> reporter: the first signs appeared in 2008, but it would take more than a decade to diagnose as she dealt with her husband dying of cancer, raising three boys and making up excuses for canceling shows. >> i wil

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celine dion was held in new york.flix plans to recreate some of its most famous series as immersive experiences at malls all across the country. jeremy parsons at the details in the entertainment report. >>start with a big screening in new york city. celine dion celebrated her upcoming documentary. i am celine dion last night with a special screening. the iconic singer's project is a love letter to her fans and it also highlights the music she's made throughout life and documents. the year she struggled with stiff person syndrome, a neurological illness that she was diagnosed with back in december of 2022 selena was joined by several high-profile stars and friends on the red carpet last night. >>so every day was different and just really dependent on how she how woke up that morning. sometimes as the day went on, sometimes filming made her feel better. i thought and sometimes maybe she was in a ford. and so we take it easy wrapped up you know, in other words, that's feel better to he was i'm making me feel >>the film

the amazing celine dion at that amazing concert in 2016. >> as far back as 2016, celine dion knew something affects her vocal cords. it even affects her ability to walk, to sing, to talk. she opened up about her condition when we sat down recently for an nbc exclusive interview. what was happening to your voice when you were trying to sing? >> it is like somebody strangling you. it is like someone is pushing your larynx. it is like you are talking like that and you cannot get high or lower. it goes into a spasm. no, okay. it is going to be fine. but it can also be in the abdominal. can be in the spine. can be in the ribs. but it feels like if i point my feet, they will stay. or if i cook because i love to cook, my fingers, my hands, will get in a position. >> like cramping. >> it is cramping but it is in a position of you cannot unlock them. i had broken ribs at one point because sometimes when it is very severe it can break some ribs. >> spasms so hard it can break a rib? >> yeah. >> she had a broken rib as a result of one of those spasms. this has been something. she hasn't toured in year

. ♪ ♪ >> celine dion reveals the moment she knew something was wrong. >> i don't know if i can do thist know what's happening. >> how her three sons are fueling her fight and will she ever perform again? speak of you see any signs of stiff person when you are with her? >> plus. >> i'm here clocked in. >> rihanna reveals more kids on the way? and why she scrapped all her new music. >> people got triggered with that retired words they were like we were never getting an album now. >> billy ray cyrus' divorce, by the singer is calling it quits after less than seven months. plus why oprah was hospitalized, and the oscar winner who says he's broke and homeless. then drama on the morning show set? >> i'm not sure i can do that. >> why julianna margulies said no to a return. >> people who like things tied up in a bow might not like it so much. >> we are spilling the e-tea. >> from selling sunset to the love is blind cast, reenacting the show's most famous moments. >> you're going to choke! >> celine dion and the one in a million disease that silenced her from the stage indefinitely, welcome to

so i've got to ask you, dion, do you think these differences can be can be overcome, and how importantdy has a particular perspective in south africa, and the trade unions in particular do not like the da's economic policy because we believe it's necessary to rein back the public—sector wage bill. we need to rein back the strength of the trade unions in our economy. if economy doesn't grow, you don't have tax revenue, and you're unable to deliver services. i have lots of discussions with the minister of finance, and we both agree we have a growth problem. the anc does not believe that it has a spending problem — which it does do. so choices need to be made, because if we don't do that, what's going to happen is what you said — we'd end up with a bailout, we'll end up with an economy that doesn't grow. and, of course, heaven forbid, we might end up with violence that nobody wants. plenty of political horse trading expected in south africa. and you can see more of that interview and find out about more about the struggles of south africa's economy on talking business with aaron heslehurs

of correspondent, dion hucker, is in cape town at the convention center. we are parliament is sitting john, though the election process is still ongoing. it certainly looks like round the poses re election is set. yes, absolutely michael, it's it, it does seem like it's safe, although i don't think that he will be completely uncontested in the sitting with the other 2 elections for the position of speaker and the position of deputy speaker. we have seen some of the other small opposition parties making counter nominations in the city. the speaker has already been elected. the the kind of coalition tended it wasn't amc tended it was the we named that in that vote. now they're dealing with the deputy speaker vote, and the the coalition tended to these one from the democratic alliance who is likely to win. and we'd like you to see a similar process unfold when it comes to the election of president from a post. the current president who would likely to become the, the president for 2nd time here. mm. run the post can serve another term because the 2nd biggest

superstar singer celine dion opening up about a rare neurological disorder.spotlight after she was diagnosed with stiff person syndrome. the disorder causes stiffness and spasms in the muscles. there's no cure. in an exclusive one on one interview with hoda kotb, she describes what was happening to her voice when she tries to sing amid her condition. it's like somebody strangling you. it's like somebody pushing your larynx ranks this way, so it's like you're talking like that and you cannot go high or lower it gets into a spasm. can you imagine for one of the most brilliant singers of all time, you can watch a preview of that exclusive interview with celine dion this morning. it's on the today show. it's coming up at 7:00, right after today in the bay, and the full one on one primetime specials airing tuesday night at 10 p.m. right here on nbc. bay area 643 one sunnyvale man working to help others make it in the bay. today. a ribbon cutting will be held for a newly constructed set of small homes. the developer says are adus on helen avenue aimed at providing

coming up tonight, an nbc news exclusive, legendary singer celine dion is talking to the today show'sthe first time since she was diagnosed with the really rare neurological disorder stiff person syndrome. in this preview, celine dion reflects on the moment she decided to be open and honest with the world about her health, struggles, struggles which would eventually lead to her diagnosis . you said not telling the truth was too much to carry. i could not do this anymore. what do you want me to say? i have a what? we did not know what was going on. i did not take the time. i should have stopped. take the time to figure it out. take the time as well. like it's not enough. my husband as well was fighting for his own life. for a special extended preview of hoda exclusive interview with celine dion, tune in to the today show at seven this morning and then there's an hour long prime time special airing tonight at ten, right here on nbc bay area. it is 551 right now. new this morning, one of san francisco's most iconic neighborhoods is getting reimagined. the design aims to revamp and upgrad

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celine dion tells us she's determined to perform again.

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all right ahead this week an nbc news exclusive legendary singer celine dion is talking to today's hodaological disorder, stiff person syndrome. what was happening to your voice when you were trying to sing? and it's like somebody strangling you. it's like somebody pushing your larynx. frank's this way. oh, so it's like you're talking like that and you cannot go high or lower it gets into a spasm. it started here. yeah. no okay. it's going to be fine. but it can also be in the abdominal, can be in the spine, can be in the ribs. but it feels like if i point my feet they will stay in an or if i cook because i love to cook my fingers, my, my hands will get in a position my feet, it's cramping. but it's like in a position of like you cannot out unlock them, i had broken ribs at one point because when sometimes when it's very severe, it can break spasm so hard that it can break a rib. for a special preview of hoda's exclusive interview with celine dion, tune in to the today show tuesday morning and then the hour long prime time special airs tuesday night right here on nbc. bay area. we are b

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cÉline dion talking about letting this disease define here. >> this happens to one in a million. doctors said and i have been a good girl. is it going to take it away? is it going to make me feel bet sner is it going to fix anything? what is it going to do for me to question life and say why me, instead of living my life? well, i decided to live my life. >> i'm so impressed with people that have that take on something that's rare that happened to them. so many people are like, why me. >> she does not blame. i guarantee you we should all get tickets to her concert because she's going to be on stage. >> can't miss it. >> yeah. >> more of "making space with hoda kotb" whether you get your podcasts. >>> all right, guys. father's day on the way. we're taking a look at some of the greatest tv dads. we kicked off monday with six super dads. what a list. it is now down to the final four. when i tell you yesterday's voting was off the charts, we have never seen in all the bracketology on "popstart" this kind of competition. paw beat bluey's dad. paw moves on. that's an old one. danny tann