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New details offer a glimpse into how Vicky White and Casey White evaded capture for more than a week. Plus, Savannah sits down for a revealing chat with actor Selma Blair, and Apple pulls the plug on the iPod. |
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Vicky White, 56, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound during a police chase, an Indiana coroner announced late yesterday. White and escaped inmate Casey White were fleeing authorities who had been hunting for them for 11 days and had been hiding out in an Indian motel for a week. Investigators found multiple weapons in the car, along with several wigs and $29,000 in cash. Casey White told authorities after his arrest that the couple had planned a shootout with police "at the stake of both of them losing their lives."
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The "Cruel Intentions" star spoke to Savannah Guthrie about her new memoir, "Mean Baby," in which she writes about self-medicating with alcohol as young as 7 to ward off burning sensations she believes were early signs of multiple sclerosis. Blair, who has been sober since 2016, also talked about the traumatic incidents in her past that drove her to drink. "I'm grateful because I'm doing so much better," she told Savannah. Catch their full chat on TODAY at 8 a.m. |
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There was a time before smartphones when a device that could hold 1,000 songs and fit in your pocket was life-changing, even if it cost $399. Pour one out for the iPod, which Apple announced yesterday it will no longer manufacture. The end comes 21 years after it was first introduced and made carrying around clunky CD cases obsolete, decades before streaming took over the music world. |
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If you've tried all types of diets thinking weight loss is simply "calories in, calories out," a Harvard doctor says it's not that simple. She explained to us why simply cutting calories doesn't always work and how unhealthy foods can sabotage your system beyond just eating too many calories. She recommends these 5 foods to lose weight, as well as 6 tips to focus on if you're looking to drop some pounds. |
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There are more than 24 million Asian Americans in the U.S., the country's fastest-growing major ethnic group. And while some can trace their American heritage back to the 1800s, many struggle with the "perpetual foreigner" myth. As part of our series celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage, we spoke to prominent Asian Americans like Bowen Yang, Margaret Cho and Sen. Tammy Duckworth about their sense of visibility and belonging in the USA. "You can't wait for people to accept you. You've got to believe it for yourself," rapper and singer Yoon Mirae says. |
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Allow us to do the meal-planning for you. |
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Spread out your blanket, soak in the blue sky and sunshine, and then feast on this footlong veggie hero with pesto from our own Joy Bauer at your next picnic. You can prep the flavorful roasted veggies at home and then add the pesto right before eating. Also, this bruschetta pasta salad on the side is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser if you're picnicking with friends. |
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A little pick-me-up before you go. |
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Pediatric oncology nurse Cassie DeMatteis became an "angel on Earth" to Rocco DiMaggio and his family after Rocco had to be treated at Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York for stage 4 neuroblastoma in 2020 at just 2 years old. DeMatteis was there to hold him through five rounds of chemotherapy, two major surgeries and the removal of a kidney. Rocco is now a happy, healthy 4-year-old who recently reunited with his favorite nurse. You can watch the video here. "To watch him grow up and to know we'll be close from now until forever, too, it's amazing," DeMatteis told Hoda. |
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