Tuesday 9 June 2020

How to spot counterfeit products related to coronavirus

NBC News investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen visits the mail facility at New York's JFK airport to learn how U.S. Customs is preventing unauthorized and counterfeit products related to the coronavirus from slipping through the cracks and into the hands of consumers.

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How to stay focused when you get emotionally exhausted

Al Roker, Sheinelle Jones and Dylan Dreyer discuss ways to stay focused when you get emotionally exhausted. They share their personal tips such as talking to yourself, keeping lists and staying physically active.

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Al Roker and Craig Melvin talk frankly about black fatherhood

In the wake of the death of George Floyd, TODAY's Al Roker and Craig Melvin speak candidly about the challenges of being black parents, along with other dads and sons. "You cannot insulate them," Craig says of raising black children. Al says, "My job as a father is to say, 'Yes, this is out there, but you can't let it rule your life.'" Al adds, "I think we're seeing the beginnings of real change."

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How to hug safely in the age of coronavirus

As TODAY continues to answer viewers' questions related to the coronavirus outbreak, NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen talks about carefully expanding your "coronavirus bubble" of people you prioritize socializing with. She also explains how to hug safely in the age of coronavirus: Stay outside, wear a mask and keep it short.

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Former monk Jay Shetty tells how to navigate stressful times

The coronavirus pandemic, nationwide protests and soaring unemployment have many Americans struggling with stress and anxiety. Best-selling author Jay Shetty, a former monk, suggests four daily habits: thankfulness, inspiration, meditation and exercise.

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Is now the time to refinance your mortgage? Ask yourself these questions

Home loan experts lean largely toward "yes" — if you meet the right criteria and ask the right questions.

WHO seeming asymptomatic COVID-19 spread as rare was 'irresponsible,' doctor says

NBC News medical contributor Dr. Vin Gupta joins the 3rd hour of TODAY via video call to talk about World Health Organization saying it is rare for asymptomatic people to spread the coronavirus. "It was an irresponsible statement," said Dr. Gupta.

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