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A man broke into the NBC Today Show studio and demanded to know Al Roker's location, alarming staff and prompting security response. Co-host Craig Melvin later addressed the incident on air, reassuring viewers of safety measures.
A man broke into the NBC Today Show studio and demanded to know Al Roker's location, alarming staff and prompting a security response. Co-host Craig Melvin later addressed the incident on air to reassure viewers about safety measures.
This is a security breach at a major broadcast facility during live programming. Someone got inside the studio, made demands, and wasn't immediately stopped. The fact that NBC addressed it publicly by having Melvin reassure viewers suggests they want to get ahead of the security implications. The intruder's specific demand for Al Roker's location indicates some level of fixation on that person.
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