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america was looking at hoda's face >> he was getting tissues for hoda >> story of my life. sorry. that, too. >> there is another version of it. >> friendships last forever, that is for sure. >>> lindsay lohan revealing a sequel is in the works for this 2003 film. >> look at me. >> i know. we seem to be inside each other. >> i'm old >> i beg your pardon >> oh, i'm like the crypt keeper. >> okay, that's enough >> ah! >> i love that stopping by andy cohen's radio show to share the details. take a listen to what she had to say. >> any time line >> i won't say that yet. i don't want to say too much but it's coming. >> but you feel like this is going to happen? >> yeah. that's great we're both excited >> oh, that's great. >> i'm going to speak for jamie. >> well, you heard it there. movie momma coming back. jamie lee curtis said to return for the "freaky friday" sequel. >>> next up, "jeopardy." who doesn't love a littl celebrity "jeopardy". especially the "snl" version they did >> back again, bruce reynolds with a commanding lead at $14. >> hey, check out the podium look at this >> mr.

hoda i turn 10. >> so sweet.ver at national security concerns. many of the country's 170 million users pushing back hard on the bill. savannah sellers joins us from washington with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. so this morning chinese-owned tiktok is taking center stage on capitol hill with a vote scheduled hours from now. the bill has the potential to ban tiktok in the u.s. if it's not divested by its chinese parent company, bytedance. they are cautiously optimistic they have the two-thirds vote they need in order to advance this. at issue here is whether the app poses a national security threat. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are concerned about the potential that the chinese government could access personal data of the app's 170 million american users. with the congress department warning they could do so to further their foreign policy agenda. tiktok repeatedly denied they are owned or controlled by the chinese government. they also say that six months would not be a realistic time frame, s

>> i think we have some video of you even dressed up like hoda. hoda, come look at this.e video of you even dressed up like hoda. hoda, come look at this. look, she dressed up as you. no, they lost the video. so you dressed up as hoda. here she is. >> hi! tell me your first name again. >> mila. >> mila, can i have a lug, mila? >> what did you learn about hoda? >> she's egyptian, and she is a journalist. and she has two kids. named haley and hope. >> yes. now you know the most important thing about hoda, which is she's a really good hugger. >> i love you, mila. that was so sweet. >> look at this. she's dressed as you, hoda. >> girl, you are me. what's in your cup? i love you, mila. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. what a cutie. al, let's get a check of the weather. >> let's show you what we've got going on for today. we've got severe storms in the gulf into the ohio river valley. wind back through the western great lakes. snow showers out west. tomorrow that wet weather moves to the eastern sea board with mid-atlantic heavy rain. a storm is coming in to the e >>> g

hoda, savannah, good morning. good morning to you, as well, with spring break in full swing, easter this weekend, and oh, by the way, that total eclipse on the horizon, the faa is predicting the coming days will be the busiest stretch of an already jam-packed season. nbc's jesse kirsch joins us now from the airport in cleveland, ohio. jesse, good morning to you. what can folks expect? >> reporter: hey, craig, you can see, it's already pretty busy here on an early start to the morning in cleveland. the faa is asking people to be patient, pack smart, and be prepared for possible delays. none of that is probably much of a surprise, but this is not -- no ordinary spring break season. that's because many of us are hoping to see the sun disappear with a total solar eclipse on april 8th. and that means some airports in the path of totality could be unusually congested. here are the busiest days coming up. take a look at this. today alone, the faa expecting more than 50,000 flights in the skies. then, next thursday and fr

good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. the u.s. ambassador is there with other diplomats. this morning, releasing the body later than promised. the u.s. ambassador there with other diplomats and navalny's wife and widow, yulia, saying on x in the past hour, i don't know how to live without you, but i will try to make you proud up there. this morning, alexei navalny's mother kissing her son's head before a shroud was pulled over his face. one last good-bye from family and supporters who threw flowers at his hearse as his coffin was driven past. earlier inside the church, his parents among those gathering around his open casket. the name of president putin's strongest opponent who died last month in a siberian prison amid chants of his supporters. amid a substantial police presence, the kremlin warning any unsanctioned gatherings would be illegal. still, organizers say over a thousand russians have gathered at a church in moscow to bid farewell. this is a huge loss, this woman says. he gave his life in the fight, says another. navaln

hoda? >> about what happened. all right >> all right., adrienne broaddu for us i thank you. >>> meanwhile, we are following >>> meanwhile, following several developments in the legal troubles that surround former presiden several developments in the legal troubles that surround former president donald trump, including a highly anticipated including a highly anticipated ruling expected today in the georgia election interference case. laura jarrett has been following it for us. >> so the issue for the judge is whether d.a. willis benefitted financially from having her boyfriend lead the trump case. she says she didn't. the state was paying his salary. that is the heart about why she should be removed from the case. if the judge takes her off the case, it is not just her, the entire office is disqualified and another prosecutors could decide to drop charges or change the charges in some way. the former president and his codefendant tried to get the d.a. and her office kicked off the whole case, alleging she benefitte

hey, dana, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning.s is just the beginning of stages of this intense snowstorm. you can already see that heavy, wet snow falling which could present a challenge and potentially down trees and power lines. denver forecasted to get more than a foot of snow in the metro area, up to 5 feet in the mountains. but officials here say they are ready. the biggest storm to hit colorado in three years arriving like a thief in the night. quickly shifting from rain to heavy, wet snow, falling at a rate of 2 to 3 inches per hour. forecasters predicting when it's over the snow will be measured in feet, not inches. the heavy snow creating treacherous roadways, stranding dozens of cars under blinding conditions on interstate 70. and leaving semi trucks completely stuck. denver city officials calling this a rare tier 4 storm. >> the tier 4 level for us is heavy accumulation, major drifting potential. >> reporter: and with hundreds of flight cancellations already at denver international, both southwest and united airlines a

so good. >> "making space" with hoda, check that out.ounds. let's take a look at the tasty treats where they're at in the semis. cookie versus candy bar, chocolate chip cookies came out on top. sorry, snickers. too bad. down south, what a blowout. ice cream froze out gummy bears. do you know how many points ice cream had? 245 points. let's take a look out of the west coast. cake crushing doughnuts. >> it's cake and cookies. >> finally, the candy counter, fudge beat out swedish fish. here you go. chocolate chip, ice cream, cake and fudge. this is leading up to -- if you have chocolate chip and ice cream, you have chipwich. >> it's very good. >> there can only be one winner, though. >> cake and fudge, remember fudgy the whale from caramel? i will look that up tonight. we'll see how it goes, though. cast some votes. >> today.com? >> today.com. >> whatever. >>oday.com/food. t>> >>> good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. expect tsunami sirens to blair along the northern coast today as part of an emergency test. parts of sonoma count

hoda, start us off come on.hen we win, we're cheaters, when you win -- >> -- we're pros. >> -- you're awesome you go craig, savannah, start us off. >> the password is "paparazzi. >> i haven't given a clue yet. >> maybe you start off yeah. >> savannah starts. >> ladies first. >> no, go ahead, craig >> all right here we go gosh defense. >> oh, oh, oh. is this is hard >> no, you can't gesture. >> that's only gesturing. >> you are allowed one word. >> and "hello dolly" is one word i don't know what you are gesturing. >> cameras. >> lights. >> savannah, it is your turn you heard the first clue cameras. >> celebs. >> post. >> you keep going. now you are showing off. >> cameras, pose craig melvin >> lots. >> huh red carpet >> okay. savannah >> cameras, pose. >> she's remembering them. >> i'm just repeating the thoughts candids. >> candids >> cameras, posing, lots, candids. >> paparazzi >> yeah! >> what in the world is going on that is how you play the game of password oh, that is fun. what is that >> what was lots >> l

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." thank you for being with us on a monday morning. caitlin clark breaks the record fs the one that was in front of them right now, but other states had tried to ban him from the ballot including maine and illinois with the court doing this right now, those essentially will also be wiped away, craig. >> and again, as you point out, a unanimous decision, not something we see very frequently from the supreme court these days. there were two questions at hand, you had mentioned of course the clause in the 14th amendment, but there was also the question of who actually gets to decide who was engaged in an insurrection in this country. >> yes, and donald trump's attorneys had essentially tried to convince the court successfully here that this was for congress to decide, not just any one state could sort of unilaterally take somebody off a ballot in a national election. that was something that the justices

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody good morning welcome to "today. nice to have you along with us on a wednesday morning. >> a big wednesday our top story, this morning's breaking news, shaking up the 2024 presidential race nikki haley set to drop out after winning just one state on super tuesday. >> that decision coming after an evening that went pretty much as expected and very well for donald trump who picked up a major haul of delegates and moved forward with the official and complete coverage. let's start with nbc's garre nomination same for biden on the democratic side, setting up a rematch now of the 2020 election, trump versus biden we have a lot to break down. let's start with nbc's garrett haake who covers the republican campaign he is up early this morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah good morning nikki haley's decision to suspend her campaign effectively ends the republican primary, but it doesn't heel the rifts inside gop. haley with no plans to endorse her former boss, who can now t

but, first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, a heartwarming story, hoda.a family coming together for a true labor of love. >> we love this one. one woman's dream to become a mom became a reality with the help of her sisters. all three of them are going to join us live with the new sweetest member of their family. but, first, your local news and weather. get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) (♪♪) with wet amd, i worry i'm not only losing my sight, but my time to enjoy it. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. (♪♪) vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision an

hoda wants to go down.g at night is to escape, endless scrolling on social media at night that screen exposure is bad for your sleep. >> speaking of social media, there are a lot of hacks we will true or false them right now. okay so hoda, lay down, sweetie. >> i got you. >> okay. the first hack is cherry juice before bed. >> yeah. >> we will call it the sleepy girl mocktail online cherry juice, the main ingredient, what else do they put in it? >> they make it really delicious. >> yeah. so am i supposed to guess whether i think it is a hack or true or false? >> i will tell you, it is, with the cherry juice it has melatonin in it. if you're a night owl -- >> i would have guessed false. >> it actually can work, hoda. it can work, believe it or not that's a good one because melatonin helps you drift off to sleep. the problem is it has a lot of sugar. you could actually use a melatonin tablet >> that's why you talk about the pill. >> if you just took melatonin, it would be the same deal. >> yes. >> what about t

hoda hijazi, hispan tv, palestine.zi once again for this interesting report, and we cannot move forward without specifying that the most serious thing..." about what we have just seen is the complicity and media and journalistic corruption that is rampant in the west and have become accomplices of this reality through their silence in our country. not even the college of journalists has been able to raise the voice of the people who are in the presidency and to of the guts to defend their colleagues who continue to be murdered day after day as part of this policy of physical and political extermination of the palestinian people. we're going to hello daniel, how are you? very well, after what we have been seeing, i wanted to ask you about your particular perspective, what does palestine lose in addition to the countless lives every time israel attacks and murders an artist, a writer, a journalist, a palestinian professional or a palestinian artisan, and in this massacre that goes far, far beyond what they call a war. bu

as hoda also opens up about what's going on with her dating life.been 11 years since *nsync performed live onstage, but the boys joined justin at his one night only show. we've got all that and more just moments away on "access hollywood." >>> coming up on our 11:00 newscast, thousands of women are suing uber, claiming the rideshare company didn't do enough to prevent sexual assaults by the drivers. now many of them are being forced to wait years for any sort of resolution. that story coming up on our 11:00 news. that's going to do it for us here at >>> tonight on "access hollywood" -- >> ian's choice, which i respect and understand. he didn't want to be here anymore. >> regina king opens

. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.rom studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." let me set the scene for you. i'm coming up the stairs today and all i hear is beyoncÉ blasting from hoda's office. how many times have you listened to this record? >> by the way, this has something for everyone. there is a song called "ya ya" that's fun. it's a beautiful record. it will be fun. >> she needs our help. don't you think? >> yes. we will hear more in a bit. meantime, let's look live at new york's laguardia airport. a busy morning as we are heading out into the weekend. of course, al is tracking storms that might impact your travel plans. >> we will begin once again in baltimore and the site of the francis scott key bridge. the salvage operation is underway. overnight, a barge arrived that carries a crane that will left thousands of tons of debris. >> the city of baltimore is honoring the victims of the collapse, including this moment of silence before the orioles opening day game. >> to

katalahor is the name of a great and beautiful cave in hoda bandalu mountains, with unique and wonderfultay with us for this journey. я очень сильно люблю свою семью, конечно, поэтому для меня я долго не мог, но боялся что-то сделать, чтобы не сказал, я думаю, но для меня больше открывает, потому что понятие свободы для всех разное. the resistance is also ready to defend the palestinian people. with the same intensity and longer than the enemy may expect. first of all, he threatens the operation in rafah, but this threat from the resistance perspective has no weight. because even if they enter into rafah, this won't change the situation on the ground, and i believe that the issue of rafah is going to be delayed, because the... zionist army is not ready for such a battle, and in any case, it won't change the facts on the ground, because israel will not do in rafah more than it did in hanjunis or in gaza or in the north, never strikes twice, but it does. هاي الابميه محروقه كلياتها منزوعه نهبوا اللي كل شيء فيها ما خلوه غير البقايا الحديد يعني اللي مبين وحراو مشان يغطوا على شو الزم اللي ارتك

hoda alezgi for iran. the airmars of boulevard connects hundreds of cities together in the north of iranests, you can see one of the world's unique natural environments, which is exclusive to a region known as kania, a green belt which is stretched along the southern coast of the caspian sea, and a small part of the republic of azerbaijan. alpati is the name of one of the famous natural attractions in northern iran. it's located in the heart of the royan forest, and unlike other waterfalls that pour down in a 90 degree angle, the off patty is more of a combination of swirling streams that pour down in between the rocks in a 45 degree angle. the desert. feeling beauty of the region owes itself to the situation of the albers mountain range, which acts like a gigantic wall that prevents rain clouds of the caspian sea from escaping to the other side, thus creating abundant rainfall, which eventually results in the creation of this green explosion. this is lovige, a mountainous area near the city of new york, a place famous for its honey production, but as you can can see it's wintertime and

hoda? savannah? >> kelly, thank you. >>> we want to turn to dr.e this announcement. what is it? what circumstances would you advise that? >> it is not a medical term. we use the term adjunct chemotherapy. it is typically used after an initial treatment like surgery or radiation. in this case surgery, because there may be microscopic cancer cells circulating in your body that could lodge somewhere and cause a reoccurrence in the future. it's the one-two punch. you take out what you see with surgery and give the chemotherapy after. it's given, depending on the type of tumor, the stage, the health of the person, it's typically used for breast, colon, ovarian or lung cancer. and over a duration of three to six months. >> is that the kind of chemotherapy that you take with a needle? is it liquid or is it a tamoxifen that you follow with a pill? >> it could be any of the above. think of the i.v. infusions or it could be a pill.dvanced canc >> just because it is preventative, does it mean it is a lighter dose or any less hard than chemotherapy is. >> cor

while savannah and hoda enjoy some time out.aw those blossoms >> we went to see the blossoms p yesterday. the best part was tourists toda. we will start with the mounting questions about princess kate. >> yeah. trying to pick the right day the best day it was supposed to be eight days ago. we went. boom, it was gorgeous. thanks for having me here today. we will start with the mounting questions about princess kate. >> yeah. she's remained out of the public eye since christmas day. she had that planned abdominal surgery, and she missed another high-profile event over the weekend. >> molly hunter at her post this morning. molly, good morning to you >> reporter: good morning. right here another buckingham palace, that's right, anothe high-profile event over the weekend without kate, the princess of wales. how she's coping after talking with her friends take a look. this week prince william will be back out and about at royal engagement while his wife princess kate, the princess of wails, remains out of sight, upset according to fri

let's watch a video by hoda hijazi again to dig deeper into this topic, para profundizar en este temae israeli regime began a brutal attack on the gaza. strip which resulted in the murder of thousands of innocent civilians. media workers have not been an exception. the israeli regime killed more than 100 palestinian journalists as well as dozens of their families. according to reports issued by the organization, reporters without borders, palestinian journalists are targets of israeli bombings while carrying out their work. this happens despite the fact that they always wear press vests that indicate who they. are and there is an international humanitarian law for the protection of journalists and press workers, since the beginning of operation, israel has tried to blind the eye of the truth and kill those people who spread the truth in the world. israel does not want the world to know about the crimes it is carrying out and it knows perfectly well the danger that these journalists can cause for the image of the israeli regime. along with the resistance, journalists represent a weapon

we will try to do hoda proud. he found one he loved some som months back, but some told him no. mom worked to make his dream come true so one day she picks him up from months back, but some told him no. mom worked to make his dream come true so one day she picks him up from school and told him she had a surprise. she made him wear a sweatshirt over his eyes until she was ready for the big reveal. >> one, two, three! >> look at that. look at that reaction. the teenager picking up his mom there, spinning her around. that is some pure joy. also the culmination of a lot of hard work and determination, i'm sure. >> did you find that one, too? that's so sweet. >> i didn't find that one. that was the boost team downstairs. >> that was a good one. >> good job. good one for friday. >>> coming up, the students at payson high school are on a mission to try to convince one kevin bacon to come to their prom. as you can see, they've got all the moves, but can they get a yes out of kevin bacon. it's 40 years celebrating that. we

savannah and hoda enjoying spring break with their families.ay." you have likely seen alluring offers on social media, for $7 become a work-from-home millionaire. there has to be a catch here. vicky nguyen looked into it and she will share her investigation right here tomorrow on "today". >> right now let's get to your news at 8:00. an appeals court overnight blocking that controversial law that allows local officials to arrest undocumented migrants. that coming hours after the supreme court had allowed the law to move forward. nbc's morgan chesky is at the border in eagle pass, texas with the latest on this escalating legal battle. morgan, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, craig. right now those departments close to the border are entering unchartered territory. they heard texas governor craig abbott call that positive progress. hours later, they watched as they decided to reinstate that pause on the controversial immigration law, at least for now. now as they await to see its fate, they are grappling on how exactly they would put it int

abdul waheed hoda , radio and television news agency. thank you for your attention.god bless you. the occupation of palestine is a violation of humanitarian rights . we felt that the qasab regime's violation of humanitarian rights is criminal and we sent the issue of violation of humanitarian rights in gaza to the prosecutor of the international court of justice in an international conference. university professors, students and a group of foreign guests came forward. we and lawyers, university professors and all people in the field judiciaries of different countries should gather together and find different ways to hold the zionist regime accountable for its crimes in gaza . an important issue on which iranian lawyers and about 100 international lawyers of the conference were of the same opinion is keeping the zionist crimes alive. it is a public matter, we should be able to show the legitimate resistance of the people of gaza to the world. it should be discussed in the international community. the right to resistance, which comes from the right to self-determinatio

i will try to do hoda proud you can all relate to this one.to eat dinner. what she really wants is ice here. so -- you can all relate to this one. if you have children, you know they will do almost anything to make sure they get dessert, even if it means pretending to eat dinner. so the girl you see here is callie. what she really wants is ice cream. not only is she pretending to take big bites out of her meal, she's also acting like she really is enjoying it. mom, though, mom is not buying it. >> eat it, callie. actually it eat, callie. put it in your mouth, callie. eat it. >> oh, even mom's encouragement not enough for her to take a big bite. mom posting this on social media with the caption, someone give this girl an oscar. >> it's the head shake. >> yeah. you have to pass the head. >> oh, wow. she needs a puppy. >> we've all been there. >> yes. >> all been there. we know that ariana grande is a pop superstar. wait until you hear about the music history her 98-year-old grandmother just made. relax! id shopped by my monthly budget so i know

electoral district of khorasan province, seyed ahmad hosseini, seyed mojtaba hosseini, seyed ahmad alam el hodassan alami, seyed mohammad reza madrasi and gholam reza moqiseh, in the electoral district of north khorasan province gholamreza fyazi in the electoral district of lorestan province, hashim niazi and ahmad meghari, and in the electoral district of kelui and boyeh province, rahmad seyed sharafuddin malek hosseini. well , we will go to the country's election headquarters. i do please tell us and the viewers about the latest vote counting results, in the name of allah, the most merciful . greetings and politeness and respect to the service of the viewers and listeners. well, the latest results received by the election headquarters of the country can be read for the thousands of honorable people of iran. ali shahriari with 3857 votes and mr. feda hossein maliki with 3857 votes are the two honorable elected people of zahedan, who were nominated to the islamic council with the approval of the constituency. choice of appearance. we know that 20 constituencies in the islamic council have been

phenomenon in the history that we know martyr jahan ara, martyr ali hashemi, martyr seyyed hossein alam al hoda are counted among the national figures of hazrat agha. the eight-year defense in khuzestan was the result of people's efforts and islamic faith of the people of this province . khuzestan became the manifestation of the unity of the iranian nation. from all over the country, souls, hearts, only, wills are entwined in khuzestan to defend islamic iran. the leader of the revolution took the stability of the islamic republic from the war. the collective thinking between the president and islam, they knew that the thinking of the collective between the president and islam has stabilized and preserved this thinking of the islamic republic and made it stronger day by day after the meeting in suqat. this party is a sentence for everyone. as an iranian woman and a mother, i will do my best so that my child can follow the path of my father and all the martyrs of my country. the country has the same view, god willing. solving the problems of khuzestan province, god willing, i will take a step. th

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hoda hijazi, hispan tv, gaza, palestine. doubt the victim of the nazi holocaust would roll in their graves they could see what their descendants are capable of doing to the palestinian people today. we thank huda for this interesting report and greet jorge ramos tolosa, ph.d. in history, a professor specialized in the contemporary and recent history of palestine at the university of germany. thank you jorge for being with us, hug and welcome. i want to ask you two questions that everyone should be asking. zionism has said time and again, issue related to palest. i think it is essential to understand that for more than millennium, for more than a thous years, palestine has been a very diverse territory in which jewish people, christian people, muslim people, people from other minorities of any kind have lived following their own religions. and it all begins not 2000 years ago. the question of palestine does not go back to 2000 years. it is not a religious issue, although we are talking about the holy. and obviously and there are different actors who use religion as a legitimizing element an

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hoda hijazi, gaza, palestine.thical and moral bankruptcy of the west, the western powers and all those who in one way or another support the israeli genocide or simply turn a blind eye and have chosen to look away so as not to pressure israel and the united states to stop the massacre, they have practically made the supposed universal values of the west, just terrible joke. i cannot end this part with. sending a greeting and paying tributes to the journalist huda hijazi because recently her house has been bombed, her family has been suffering tremendous persecution, and all the work she has already done in these circumstances is simply heroic. next, i want to invite you to learn a little more about the history of palestine through our talk with dr. ricardo marsuka, professor at the arab studies center of the university of chile, specialist in middle eastern affairs and also the phrase a land without a people for people without a land intending with this deeply zionist narrative to legitimize illegal immigration to

let's watch a video by hoda hijazi again to dig deeper into this topic.on october 7th the israeli regime began a brutal attack on the gaza strip which resulted in the murder of thousands of innocent civilians. media workers have not been an exception. the israeli regime killed more than 100%. palestinian journalists as well as dozens of their families. according to reports issued by the organization, reporters without borders, palestinian journalists or targets of israeli bombings while carrying out their work. this happens despite the fact that they always wear press vests that indicate who they are, and there is an international humanitarian law for the protection of journalists and press workers. since the beginning of operation. of flood, israel has tried to blind the eye of the truth and kill those people who spread the truth in the world. israel does not want the world to know about the crimes it is carrying out and it knows perfectly well the danger that these journalists can cause for the image of the israeli regime. along with the resistance, jou

you just had it on your hand >> yeah. [ laughter ] hoda kotb is like "what is this show missing?"ng -- i'm taping myself mocking the show and then the cast of "shucked" comes out, a great show. they're lip syncing like every show does. it's fantastic then this amazing performer, i think we have a clip alex newell? >> seth: yeah, absolutely. so you notice -- >> i notice she's like three feet away from me. so out comes the puppet. >> seth: yeah. i love this clip because we realize you realize you're on tv and then you realize that means triumph can also be on tv. let's take a look. ♪ ♪ i'm independently owned and operated and every man that i mee is just intimidated ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: it's like second nature >> it's second nature. triumph just got into it he started dancing triumph is nbc property so i figured there's no legal - >> seth: he is not, however, cnn property and this was at a convention years ago. >> covered the republican convention in 2016 for hulu. >> seth: and there's jake tapper. and behind him we see triumph. [ laughter ] now i will say he's promoting nbc tale

laura jarrett pitching in this week while savannah and hoda enjoy spring break with their families we'reoing to do our brackets together >> we're ready i've been studying first round. ready tonight. >> of course you have. of course you have >> you know how i do it. >> i do. i do we'll get to that in just a moment >>> first, our top story on this thursday, that manhunt that is now unfolding in idaho for an escaped inmate and accomplice after a brazen and police say coordinated attack >> yeah, three officers were injured during a shoot-out tha took place at a hospital where the inmate was being treated police saying he injured himself on purpose so his alleged accomplice could ambush officers and set him free dana griffin has the very latest for us dana, good morning >> good morning, as the hours tick by, authorities are in an all-out search for these two men, after they carried out the surprise attack, there is no indication of where they are or police now warning they are considered armed and dangerous and have shown they're willing to use extreme violence. >> reporter: this morning, 31-

laura, good morning. >> hey, hoda, good morning to you. it's been only two weeks since that court decision brought ivf in alabama to a virtual standstill the reaction and frustration so palpable, lawmakers actually managed to pass new legislation in record time but questions still remain this morning about whether this new law can fully accomplish what it set out to do. >> reporter: this morning, fertility patients and doctors in alabama hoping a new law will now pave the way for them to restart ivf treatments left on hold for the last two weeks. >> all right, 29 aye, 1 nay, the senate concurs >> reporter: the new legislation signed overnight by republican governor kay ivy meant to shield ivf clinics from costly lawsuits civil damages now also sharply limited, if an embryo is damaged or destroyed >> this bill gives us the ability to immediately offer ivf care to our patients >> reporter: state lawmakers under pressure to pass something, fast, after the alabama supreme court found tro in the state to worry more lawsuits could follow, abrupt

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you think of mikhael hoda roski who was an oligarchy, but putin viewed as a threat to him. he went to prison for many years. garry kasparov, former chess champion, has to live in exile. now, go back even to people who challenge putin's preferred candidates and others country, other countries to ukraine. viktor yushchenko, who challenged putin's favorite candidate and ukraine 20 years ago and was poisoned with that. you remember the pictures of his face poison with some sort of metal poisonous metal that nearly killed him as well, as well as dissidents or alexander litvinenko poisoned with radioactive polonium. >> but something here is really little spark collection navalny, he's an interesting one because he's not just a political opponent to putin right here. he is someone who exposed putin's corruption. >> and that's one >> reason he drove so much support there because putin is corrupt. putin, putin and his cronies still from the people that's why they are billionaires. that's why they own palaces. and so on. and farret, that money away around the world and navalny docume

ktvu joy hoda live in studio here with the company's announcement that has so many customers wonderingthey'll be directly affected. >> joey, good morning to you. we've all heard this jingle, right? like a good neighbor. state farm is there, but for 72,000 policy holders now, the insurance provider will not be there much longer. both state farm and allstate decided last year not to take on any new policies, and farmers said it would limit the amount of new policies as well. state farm says they're doing this because it's just too risky to do business in california. the problem inflation and the threat of wildfires alexander lee of hayward owns an apartment building there, and he says he's been a state farm customer nearly 40 years. his policy is up for renewal in october. and he tells us he got a call from his insurance agent. that person on the line told him, i've got bad news. we're going to cancel your policy. >> very shocking, because, i mean, maybe i'll understand if i had like five, six, seven claims, then theygll figure out they they don't want me on is, i mean, totally ridiculou