Aloha! Behind the scenes of TODAY in Hawaii
TODAY’s anchors are trying out all things Hawaii, from surfing to hula dancing.
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Facts about TODAY’s Hawaii location
The show's broadcasting from Honolulu's historic Royal Hawaiian hotel, a landmark in Hawaii since 1927.
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video Boys v. girls: Anchors race Hawaiian canoes
video The TODAY anchors engaged in a friendly battle of the sexes in Hawaii, as Al and Matt raced Natalie and Savannah in hokulea – traditional Hawaiian sailing canoes.
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Local anchors evacuate during live broadcast as tornado strikes
A television station in Kansas was forced to evacuate during a live broadcast Sunday after a massive tornado — one of three that ripped through the Plains States over the weekend — touched down.
- Tens of millions under threat of severe weather
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Top headlines
- Competency questions pile up for White House
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- North Korea fires more missiles, condemns US
- 4 slain, 14 hurt in Chicago weekend shootings
- Boeing 787 back in the air after long grounding
- Iran hangs 2 alleged spies working for Israel, US
- Hofstra student killed in robbery shot by cops
- Mercedes S-Class wows with night vision
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Party bites: Make shrimp skewers, stuffed mushrooms
Wondering what you should serve up at your next party? Try chef Ryan Scott’s foolproof recipes for stuffed mushrooms with prosciutto and sundried tomato pesto and more
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‘Lost in Suburbia’: A mother’s struggle to regain her cool
In "Lost in Suburbia," Tracy Beckerman describe her journey into the new experience of parenthood and beyond. Here's an excerpt.
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Teen’s device charges a phone in 20 seconds
video Eesha Khare, an 18-year old high school student, has invented an energy storage device that charges in about 20 seconds and is smaller than a cell phone battery. Her invention has gotten the attention of Google.
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Clock ticking (quite fast) for holder of $590M Powerball ticket
The clock is ticking for the luckiest person in America. Whoever bought the winning $590 million Powerball ticket at a Publix supermarket in Florida has two months to come forward, a shorter window than in some other states.
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Obama to college grads: ‘No excuses’
President Barack Obama on Sunday stressed the importance of personal responsibility and “what it means to be a man” in his commencement address at historically-black Morehouse College in Atlanta.
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Tumblr celebrates $1.1 billion deal, Yahoo vows ‘not to screw it up’
The Yahoo board has approved a deal to pay $1.1 billion for the blogging site Tumblr, according to The Wall Street Journal’s All Things D. Yahoo will pay for the blogging site in cash.
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AP CEO calls records seizure unconstitutional
The president and CEO of The Associated Press said Sunday that the government’s seizure of AP journalists’ phone records was “unconstitutional” and has had a chilling effect on newsgathering.
