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Al Roker loves going to work every day and the NBC star has very good reason to!MORE: Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer respond after Family Guy jokeGiving an insight into what happens when the cameras are off in the Today studios, the dad-of-three shared a collection of backstage photos from the famous news desk.The pictures, which feature Al's co-stars including Hoda Kotb, Sheinelle Jones, Craig Melvin, Savannah Guthrie and Dylan Dreyer, all have one thing in common – and that's laughter.VIDEO: Today's Al Roker surprises daughter Leila during Instagram LiveFans were quick to comment on the photos, with one writing: "Laughter is so good for the soul!" while another wrote: "Love these pictures, I watch for the news, the weather, but mainly the laughter!" A third added: "What a solid crew! You guys rock."MORE: Al Roker turns a negative situation into a positive oneRELATED: Inside Hoda Kotb's cosy NY home to raise her two daughtersAl has been working on Today for decades as both a weatherman and anchor. He also regularly hosts the 3rd Hour show.Proving just how close he is to his co-stars, Al invited his colleagues to his daughter Courtney's wedding in June.A post shared by Al Roker (@alroker)Al Roker shared some candid backstage photos with his co-starsWhen he isn't working, Al enjoys nothing more than spending time with his family.MORE: Dylan Dreyer unveils husband's house rules after giving birthMORE: Al Roker's wife Deborah Roberts shares heartbreak over sudden deathThe TV star lives in New York with his wife Deborah Roberts and their youngest son Nick.His daughter Courtney, from his first marriage with ex-wife Alice Bell, often comes to visit.

Hoda Kotb is set to marry fiancé Joel Schiffman when it's safe for everyone in their family to travel and attend their special day.MORE: Hoda Kotb opens up about Covid battle on Today as fans send their supportThe couple postponed their wedding several times during the pandemic, but when they finally say 'I do', it will be more than worth the wait.Hoda and Joel's relationship is like something from a storybook, as their very first encounter very nearly didn't happen.VIDEO: Today's Hoda Kotb opens up about horrific parenting shamingThe NBC star was due to go and sign books at an event for Wall Street professionals in 2013, and "didn't want to go".MORE: Hoda Kotb shares candid backstage video on first day back on TodayMORE: Savannah Guthrie announces unfortunate news days after co-star's Covid diagnosis"It was one of those events they ask us to speak at and it was pouring with rain and it was a bunch of Wall Street guys. I didn't even want to go," the mom-of-two explained during an appearance on Bethenny.

Jenna Bush Hager seriously turned up the heat in a new set of photos she shared on Instagram.The Today show host sizzled as a seductive librarian with her co-host, Hoda Kotb, even giving a helping hand. MORE: Jenna Bush Hager stuns with super short hair transformationIn the images, Jenna's long hair was billowing - thanks to Hoda's hairdryer - and she wore a pair of black-rimmed glasses and a pout too. WATCH: Hoda Kotb left shocked live on air The mom-of-three was dressed in a miniskirt and knee-high boots and oozed confidence.  Jenna captioned the post: "Reading is sexy. #mamasfirsttrap could only have been done with @hodakotb on the blow dryer #nationallibraryshelfieday."Her fans couldn't get enough of her new look and commented: "I don't know what is happening but I like it," and a second said: "This is everything."MORE: Jenna Bush Hager inundated with praise as she details healthy lifestyle transformationMORE: Savannah Guthrie bids farewell to co-star in heartfelt post alongside epic throwback photoAnother pointed out Jenna's hilarious error in which she wrote "first trap". A post shared by Jenna Bush Hager (@jennabhager)Jenna put on a sizzling display "Didn't you mean a #thirsttrap?" they asked, along with crying with laughter emojis.  Jenna then quipped: "I thought it was cool to abbreviate.

Savannah Guthrie got her Today Show fans talking on Wednesday when she shared a series of pictures of her and co-anchor Hoda Kotb pulling silly faces.MORE: Hoda Kotb's one-of-a-kind $250k engagement ring isn't what she expected "Wednesday in facial expressions," she captioned the post which saw Hoda and Craig Melvin both looking perturbed as Savannah rolled her eyes while gesturing with her hands as she told a story. WATCH: Savannah Guthrie's video to her kids from Team USAIn a second snap the three of them all wore big smiles as they cheered at someone off-camera, while a third included Al Roker and Carson Daly as the five hosts all watched something take place off-screen."Freeze frame!" joked one fan as another commented: "You make the show so much fun."MORE: Savannah Guthrie shows off new hair in latest social media postMORE: Dylan Dreyer inundated with support as she returns to Today following maternity leave"When you look fabulous even making an eye roll face," quipped another as many left laughter emojis and heart emojis.Savannah has a close relationship with her Today Show co-stars, and displayed as much with her recent Instagram post, when she welcomed Dylan Dreyer - who has been out on maternity leave for the past few months - back to the set with a warm hug.

Today star shared a – possibly – heartfelt message from a special someone upon her return to work after maternity leave.MORE: Savannah Guthrie shares heartfelt reunion with co-star Dylan Dreyer in new photosThe newly mother of three took to Instagram to commemorate her return to work with an adorable picture of her middle child, two-year-old Oliver George. The toddler held a paper sign dedicated to his mother, with a message Dylan deemed somewhat questionable.WATCH: Dylan Dreyer reunites with Today co-starsThe TV host captioned the image: "My first day back to work either got me a 'Good God, Mom' or a 'Good 'Job,' Mom.' His smile says it’s the second one!" Dylan Dreyer's son congratulates mom on big dayDylan's fans celebrated the toddler's heartwarming attempt at writing as well as the return of the beloved host to their early morning television screen.

Savannah Guthrie has a close relationship with her Today Show co-stars, and displayed as much with her recent Instagram post.MORE: Savannah Guthrie shows off new hair in latest social media postShe took to her social feed to share pictures from the recent instalment of the morning show that depicted the cast's reunion with Dylan Dreyer.Dylan, who was out on maternity leave for the past few months, finally returned to the show to a warm welcome from all of her co-hosts.WATCH: Today's Jenna Bush Hager's video with Savannah Guthrie leaves some fans horrifiedSavannah included shots of herself and Dylan catching up behind the scenes, along with an emotional one of the two locked in a tight embrace."She's back!!!!! So happy to have @dylandreyernbc back home with us," she captioned her post, with Dylan sweetly responding: "I've missed you!!!"MORE: Dylan Dreyer inundated with support as she returns to Today following maternity leaveFans took to the comments to express their excitement upon seeing her back on their screens, with one writing: "Dylan!!! You look fabulous, so happy to see you back!!"A post shared by Savannah Guthrie (@savannahguthrie)Savannah reunited with Dylan Dreyer and shared pictures of their meetingAnother said: "We missed Dylan. You ladies are all part of our lives," with a third adding: "So happy to have her back.

NBC Sports this week made the not-too-surprising announcement that much of its Beijing Olympics team would be covering next month’s Winter Games from afar, in Stamford, CT, as the Covid pandemic once again disrupts the event.

Two “Good Morning America” anchors have tested positive for COVID-19. On Thursday, both Robin Roberts and Amy Robach announced that they have contracted the coronavirus.

Savannah Guthrie is finally back in the office after battling with COVID-19. The Today Show journalist just reunited with co-anchor Hoda Kotb, who had already returned to work after she too had to isolate herself after a positive diagnosis right before Savannah's. MORE: Savannah Guthrie shares isolation selfie during Covid battle as fans send their supportDespite her diagnosis, Savannah has seemingly kept herself, and fans, entertained, sharing rare glimpses of her family and time at home.During her time in isolation, the television host took to Instagram to share all that was getting her through her battle with COVID-19.WATCH: Savannah Guthrie's video to her kids from Team USAWhile time with her kids was certainly a priority, she also shared an unexpected remedy that sent fans wild: selfies! Savannah shared pictures of her rarely seen siblings and herself, separately of course, and gave some advice to her fans: "stop what you're doing and send your sibling a selfie.

Savannah Guthrie is currently still at home recovering from her COVID diagnosis and shared glimpses of life while doing so.MORE: Why isn't Savannah Guthrie in the Today show studios?The Today Show host posted pictures of herself playing in the snow with her kids Vale, seven, and Charley, five.In the shots, the two enjoyed themselves while collecting as much snow as they could to build giant snowballs that eventually found their way to their mother.WATCH: Savannah Guthrie's video to her kids from Team USASavannah ended with a shot of herself with snow in her hair and hat as she grimaced at the camera, revealing she was hit with one of them.In the caption, she wrote: "That look of joy they get right before they snowball you in the face," and many of her fans were concerned, asking her to be careful.MORE: Savannah Guthrie receives incredible surprise live on air that reduces her to happy tears"Please no more eye injuries," one fan commented, with another saying: "Savannah's kids are growing up fast. Yes.

The clock is ticking! Seven weeks after welcoming their daughter, Bode Miller and Morgan Beck have yet to choose a name for the little one.

“We’re trading places,” Today‘s Savannah Guthrie, working from home this morning after testing positive for Covid, told her fellow co-anchor Hoda Kotb this morning. “I’m working from home, you’re back in the studio.”

Today fans had an extra special surprise on Monday morning after tuning it to see a much-loved member of the show had returned.MORE: Hoda Kotb's time off explained as Today fans ask the same questionHoda Kotb had been away from the NBC News show all of last week but was back in the studio at the beginning of the week to discuss the daily headlines.Savannah Guthrie was just as delighted as viewers at home were to see her co-host back next to her.VIDEO: Today's Hoda Kotb left shocked live on air"It is good to have you with us on a Monday morning.

NBC’s 89th annual Christmas In Rockefeller Center was the shining star of Wednesday primetime as the holiday special drew in the night’s biggest audience.

A holiday tradition returns from most coronavirus restrictions this year, as the 95th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday goes back to semi-normal.

Savannah Guthrie whenever she appears on a broadcast of NBC’s “Today.” For a new streaming offering, however, sometimes she must fly solo.Guthrie is hunkered down in her dressing room two flights of stairs above Studio 1A, the longtime home of the venerable morning show, fidgeting with a ring light that she can’t get to stay in a fixed position due to a faulty clamp.

Suspicions are high in the aftermath of the shooting on the set of “Rust”.

William Earl Jason Bowles and Robert Gorence, the attorneys for “Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, spoke on “Today” to paint a clearer timeline about how a live round got on set.

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Katie Couric sat down for an in-depth interview with Today‘s Savannah Guthrie on October 19 to speak about her new memoir, Going There, which addresses the allegations of sexual misconduct made against her former co-anchor Matt Lauer that led to his firing back in 2017. “That was really, really hard, and it took me a long time to process what was going on,” Katie, who worked on the NBC news show alongside Matt, 63, for nearly a decade, said in the interview. “The side of Matt I knew, was the side of Matt that I think you all knew. He was kind and generous and considerate. A good colleague,” she said.

Katie Couric appeared on Today on Tuesday to promote her new memoir Going There, which has generated pre-publication buzz for her frank comments and her own revelations.