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Jill Lopez and Tina Ennis were born on the same day in 1964 and grew up about two hours away from one another as total strangers. Then, two years ago at the age of 55, they and their families discovered they had been switched when they were babies in the hospital. NBC’s Kate Snow reports for TODAY on the life-altering discovery.March 1, 2022
