Savannah Sellers

News junkie. Anchor @nbcnewsnow, correspondent @NBCNews, Host of NBC's "Stay Tuned" on Snapchat

[TODAY @TODAYshow]

To today's young teenagers, Lovato wants them to know asking for help is the right thing to do.

"I want them to know that talking to people and asking for help is more than okay and is absolutely what you should do," they said. https://t.co/Bj08eYC822

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In an interview with @WatchSavannah, Demi Lovato spoke of their fight with anxiety, depression, suicide ideation and addiction, touching on why their relapses have pushed them to remain an open book for those facing similar struggles. https://t.co/9NNBeIdCg7 https://t.co/hCgHevA55X

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Weeks after the chaotic presale of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour,’ the CEO of Live Nation, Ticketmaster’s parent company, was on the hot seat in front of a bipartisan congressional committee.

@WatchSavannah has more details on the hearing: https://t.co/AQwTmtotEL

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Ahead for us on @NBCNightlyNews:

>@WatchSavannah has more details on Ticketmaster's parent company being grilled by Congress.

>@stephgosk reports on how ChatGPT used AI to pass a final exam at a top business school.

And more when we see you tonight at 6:30 pm ET / 5:30 pm CT.

[Savannah Sellers @WatchSavannah]

@MeetThePress @NBCNews She wants a better world for her daughter. She says she is hopeful because she believes in "the power of truth, justice and freedom and democracy." I hope you'll join us tonight to hear more! (2/2)

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@MeetThePress @NBCNews Rosanna is incredible and I was so grateful she spoke with us. She put it very plainly: it scares her. Both the disturbing online content and the fact that Gen Z doesn't feel impacted by #metoo. But she is continuing to do work to further its impact because... (1/2)

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@MeetThePress @NBCNews Is intended to make them hate women. We'll also define these different groups and tell you exactly what they do online... and the real life violence it can lead to. (3/3)

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@MeetThePress @NBCNews There are different groups with different tactics that tear down women or unite in their rage against them. Tonight, you'll hear from someone who got sucked down the rabbit hole of the algorithm that serves up content straight to young men and as he told us... (2/X)

[Savannah Sellers @WatchSavannah]

@MeetThePress @NBCNews The answers we heard to this question were very interesting. They told me that they feel that being called a feminist has a certain "stigma" and that it's seen "almost as extremist." Part of this comes from the backlash they see online which we'll dig into tonight. (1/1)

[Savannah Sellers @WatchSavannah]

@MeetThePress @NBCNews The Gen Zers I spoke with definitely feel this way about the movement. One young woman even said to me that she would have been "jumping for joy if #Metoo would have done anything" for Black women but that it "absolutely" did not. (1/1)

[Savannah Sellers @WatchSavannah]

@MeetThePress @NBCNews Nearly every single Gen Zer we spoke with does not feel any personal impact or connection to #metoo. We were surprised to learn this. (2/2)

[Savannah Sellers @WatchSavannah]

@MeetThePress @NBCNews When the movement began, this generation was very young and in some cases unaware of it or shielded from it. That's exactly why we wanted to know... five years in, and as adults now... how or if they feel they have benefitted from it. It turns out... (1/2)

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IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY!

#MorningNewsNOW is two years old today!

Here’s a look back at our best (and funniest) moments from the past year.

Watch: https://t.co/U4UZMH5vN5

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Take a look at how the Metaverse is helping some folks go to church.

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“This is my hometown…and it's devastating.” Gavin Sollinger, whose 19-year-old son was marching in the Highland Park July 4th parade, spoke to @WatchSavannah on #MorningNewsNOW

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The Highland Park community comes together to remember the victims of Monday's 4th of July parade. @janschakowsky joins @WatchSavannah on #MorningNewsNow to discuss gun safety in the wake of the incident.

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.@WatchSavannah has a rare interview with Anna Sorokin, whose story was brought to the mainstream by the Netflix series “Inventing Anna.” Sorokin created a fake identity as a German heiress and was convicted of grand larceny and theft of services.
https://t.co/uVKrhK4RWr

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"Hopefully, I'll be given a chance, to like, focus all my energy into something legal."

Fake German heiress and convicted felon Anna Delvey (real name Sorokin) says she's ready for something new. @WatchSavannah reports.