tourists during an african safari and an 80-year-old american was killed in that attack. >> nbc's jacob soboroffhey, hoda, good morning you guys. this is a tragic and we should point out exceedingly rare incident. happened over the weekend in kafue national park in zambia, but it did come just days after another safari elephant run-in in south africa. >> reporter: video capturing the moment the trip of a life time turned deadly. >> oh my goodness. >> reporter: a group of tourists on safari in zambia spotting a bull elephant. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! >> reporter: the animal then charging their truck. the massive elephant flipped the truck over, leaving a 79-year-old american woman dead. overnight, the woman's daughter, identifying her as gayle madison of minnesota, sharing photos from the fatal trip in a facebook post, writing madson lost her life. in a tragic accident while on her dream adventure. another woman was injured and treated at a nearby medical facility. the ceo of the tour company wilderness said the guides are extremely well trained and experienced. but the track's vegetation

i got a call from a lot of california friends and family, including jacob soboroff who works for the rolling their eyes and mocking the coverage of the new york earthquake because californians are used to so much more. i grew up in los angeles. i was asleep during the 6.7 north ridge quake that destroyed a lot of los angeles. it's a big deal out there. why is it also still a pretty big deal here? 4.7 in the tristate area, we don't get earthquakes here. >> well, you do, but not that often, and not as large as we get out here on the west coast. but, you know, i don't laugh it or think it's at all peculiar that folks react and are shaken up by it. it's intuitive. the solid earth supports me, well, scientifically, the earth is not solid, it's a series of floating layers, movements are far more common geologically than you would expect and to have your world not behave the way you want it to or think it always does, i think people should be at least interested. hopefully not concerned. hopefully not too worried but at least wanting to understand the phenomena or what's happening on the pl

jacob soboroff is here with the story. >> good morning, you guys.y here from china. when we think they will arrive, who they are, what their names are, anything you want to know. more pictures, too. stay with us. nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. camzyos may improve your symptoms and your ability to be active. camzyos may cause serious side effects, including heart failure that can lead to death. a risk that's increased if you develop a serious infection

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jacob soboroff has a look at the panda-monium. >> reporter: a double dose of cuteness coming to californiad xinbao. the male is mild mannered. the female is a witty intro vert. >> it's a globally beloved animal that brings happiness and joy. >> reporter: the import can't come soon enough for americans reeling from the return home of the pandas from the washington, d.c. zoo. >> i love them. >> i'm sad to see them go. >> reporter: panda population is so valuable. it's a look diplomacy. richard nixon's trip brought forward a new relationship with china. >> i think panda-monium is going to break out here at the zoo. >> reporter: pandas became the main attraction with millions flooding to see the furry friends munching bamboo and body shredding. >> it's such an experience. the fact that we've been able to have giant pandas in the united states has contributed highly significantly to the preservation of the species. >> reporter: for now the only place to see them is at the atlanta zoo and perhaps not for long. their panda loan is due at the end of the year. when the two arrive, there will be ple

nbc's jacob soboroff has more for us. >> what's up san diego zoo officials got back from china whereexpected to generate a lot of buzz when they get theer this summer. a very special delivery via the panda express, a double dose of cuteness ready to turn america upside down. the san diego zoo sharing the first pictures of its sensations, two giant pandas expected to arrive this summer. zoo officials just returned from visiting the pair in their native china describing nearly 5-year-old male yunchuan is mild mannered, gentle and lovable. >> it is such a globally beloved animal that just brings so much happiness and joy. >> the highly anticipated import can't come soon enough for americans still reeling from the return home of three giant pandas from washington d.c.'s smithsonian zoo last year. >> i love them. they're so cute. >> i am sad to see them go. >> panda exhibitions are more than an opportunity to marvel at these charming creatures whose population is so vulnerable to deforestation. it's a look at diplomacy in action. richard nixon's trip ushered in a new era of relationships

. >> nbc's jacob soboroff has that part of the story. >> it was the story that changed america. >> thisdn't lose today. i do believe this country lost. >> simpson's 1995 acquittal came 16 months after the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. police quickly zeroed in on o.j. as the only suspect. bloodstains, hair samples and other evidence linking him to the crimes. >> there is a state-wide manhunt underway. >> but that's exactly what we can expect. >> reporter: at his trial, the prosecutors presented a parade of witnesses and dna evidence, painting simpson as a vengeful and violent spouse. f witnesses an >> o.j. simpson took her life in his final and ultimate act of control. >> reporter: the judge allowed cameras in court, leading to booming cable news ratings and the birth of true crime tv. ♪ >> reporter: even "the tonight show" couldn't stay away from the spectacle with a spoof of dancing itos. over the eight-month trial the prosecutor's case was slowly , acquit. >> reporter: darden speaking to savannah about that moment in 2016. >> you do not regret