Saturday 17 April 2021

College freshman helps Google create visuals of climate change

Liza Goldberg, 19, tells Al Roker how she worked with Google to create Google Earth's Timelapse feature, a first-of-its-kind tool that allows you to see the effects of climate change over time.

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Woman uses 'Love Actually'-type signs to tell her father she's pregnant

A woman in England borrowed a technique from the romantic comedy "Love Actually," holding up a sign to share some exciting news with her father. TODAY's Hoda Kotb has your Morning Boost.

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What steps are sleep-away camps taking to keep kids safe this summer?

NBC News' consumer investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen takes a look on the 3rd Hour of TODAY at what safety measures sleep-away summer camps will be enacting to protect kids this year, such as symptom screenings, masks, COVID-19 testing and pods so kids and counselors only interact with the same few people. She also shares some tips for choosing the best camp for your family and how to make the experience more affordable for parents.

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What day camps are doing to bring kids back safely this summer

Thousands of day camps are planning to open with in-person activities this summer. As TODAY's Reopening America series continues, NBC investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen looks at what camps are doing to provide a safe experience and offers tips on how to pick the right one for you.

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Marriage and family experts Dave and Ann Wilson talk the secret to parenting

Marriage and parenting coaches Dave and Ann Wilson, who are out with a new book, "No Perfect Parents: Ditch Expectations, Embrace Reality and Discover the One Secret That Will Change Your Parenting," talk about the importance of raising your kids to be people of integrity and character, knowing who you are as a parent and making sure to put your marriage first as a gift to your kids.

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Documentary highlights Chinese Titanic survivors barred from US, erased from history

"The horrendous events that we saw in Atlanta really just highlight that the issues that six Chinese passengers on the Titanic faced over 100 years ago are still issues in the United States today," the film's lead researcher said.

Man walks Appalachian Trail after Parkinson's diagnosis

One piece of advice Parkinson's disease patients often hear from their doctors is that they need to keep their bodies moving. On this World Parkinson's Day, meet a man who is taking the advice to the extreme. "I feel like as long as I stay on top of the disease that I'm going to win. I'm not going to let Parkinson's interrupt my journey," Dan Schoenthal says. NBC's Catie Beck has this week's Sunday Spotlight.

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