NBC’s Joe Fryer gets a first look at the new Netflix docuseries ‘Gold and Greed,’ which explores a real-life, decade-long treasure hunt. Also, NBC’s Steve Kornacki breaks down everything to know ahead of the Sweet 16 round of the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments. Plus, women’s health dietitian Valerie Agyeman shares a few healthy alternatives to classic foods to refresh your pantry for spring. And psychotherapist Niro Feliciano discusses the importance and benefits of authentic interaction.

Craig sits down one-on-one with figure skater Max Naumov for an exclusive interview about the unimaginable loss of his parents in the D.C. plane crash and the remarkable way he’s carrying on their legacy on the ice. Also, Seth Rogen joins to discuss his new series ‘The Studio,’ where he plays a movie studio executive trying to balance making great films and turning a profit. Plus, a closer look at the Los Angeles Women’s Center and the work being done to help women in need get back on their feet.

President Trump announces a 25% tariff on all automobiles and foreign auto parts imported into the U.S. Also, Greenland prepares for a visit from Vice President J.D. Vance and other U.S. officials. Plus, video surfaces of a Turkish national student at Tufts University being arrested by federal agents in masks and plain clothes. And, a preview of the 2025 MLB season as Opening Day gets underway later today.

NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar and TODAY nutrition expert Joy Bauer break down the importance of vitamins and minerals—and how to tell if you’re not getting enough. Also, Titus Welliver stops by to discuss the third and final season of his hit show ‘Bosch: Legacy.’ Plus, Kathryn Hahn joins to talk about her new comedy series with Seth Rogen, ‘The Studio.’

NBC’s Stephanie Gosk is in Boston for a preview of the World Figure Skating Championships. Also, Craig sits down with Bishop T.D. Jakes for his first interview since his health emergency in November. Plus, our Shop TODAY team shares can’t-miss deals on a variety of products to help you get ready for spring.

The Supreme Court upholds a rule requiring serial numbers and background checks for nearly untraceable ghost gun kits.

The latest fallout from the leaked Trump administration war plans that were sent to a group chat, which included a journalist from The Atlantic. Also, an exposure on an Amtrak train in Washington, D.C., adds to the nation's growing measles crisis. Plus, Luigi Mangione asks the court for access to a laptop as he awaits trial for the shooting death of UnitedHealth Care CEO Brian Thompson. And, a closer look at deepfake AI as a fraudulent video of our own Al Roker selling a blood pressure device hits the internet.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Michael Breus details a few changes you may want to make to improve your sleep this spring. Also, the story behind a trailblazing performer making beautiful music. Plus, Bert Kreischer stops by to catch up and discuss the release of his new comedy special ‘Lucky,’ where nothing is off-limits. And, certified personal trainer Ciara Lucas shares a few of the best products from this year’s NBC Select Wellness Awards.

Jenna Bush Hager sits down with her twin sister, Barbara, and their mother, former first lady Laura Bush, for a conversation about parenting, childhood memories, and Jenna and Barbara’s new children’s book I Loved You First. Also, NBC’s Joe Fryer catches up with the author of the book Wicked as he prepares to release a new book, Elphie, about the childhood years of Elphaba before she sets off to college and beyond. Plus, lifestyle expert Makho Ndlovu shares some of the biggest sales and best deals from Amazon’s Big Spring Sale kickoff.

Members of the Trump administration accidentally leak war plans in a secure group chat that included a journalist from The Atlantic. Also, the FBI launches a new task force to investigate attacks targeting Tesla. Plus, cruise passengers are told to turn off bedroom lights and stay alert as they pass through waters known for piracy in an unexpected travel scare. And, a closer look at America’s great snack recession—how prices for chips and cookies are rising and what major brands are doing to win back business.