Sunday 29 July 2018

Joanna Gaines shares sweet snap of baby Crew's 'cuddlefest' with dad Chip and big bro

Simone Biles wins first competition since Rio Olympics

Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles made a big return to competition on Saturday, winning her first event since the Rio games in 2016. She's headed to nationals next, hoping to be ready for the Olympic Games in Tokyo in two years.

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Highs and Lows: Officer helps homeless man, Mueller and Donald Trump Jr. cross paths

Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist and Kristen Welker run through the Highs and Lows of the week, including the Florida police officer who helped a homeless clean up before a job interview by shaving his beard, Donald Trump Jr. and Robert Mueller crossing paths at a D.C. airport without knowing it, and one woman's chaotic attempt to cook crabs for dinner.

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Willie Geist sat down with actress Claire Danes this week on Sunday TODAY.

Claire Danes talks 'Homeland,' 'A Kid Like Jake' and pregnancy

Actress Claire Danes stars as Carrie Mathieson, a CIA officer wrestling with bipolar disorder, in the hit Showtime thriller series "Homeland." In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Danes, who recently announced she is pregnant with her second child with husband Hugh Dancy, talks to Willie Geist about how the show's storylines seem to foreshadow real-life events and what her plans are when the show eventually wraps up.

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Joanna Gaines shares sweet snap of baby Crew's 'cuddlefest' with dad Chip and big bro

Snuggles!

John Stamos shares adorable throwback pic, note for Lori Loughlin's birthday

There's so much love between this on-screen couple and off-screen pair of pals.

What's next: Trump campaigns in Florida, rescued Thai boys ordained

Willie Geist wraps up Sunday TODAY with a look at the week ahead, including President Donald Trump holding a rally on Tuesday in Tampa, Florida, stumping for Republican gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis. And on Friday, the boys of the Thai soccer team who were rescued after more than two weeks trapped in a cave will leave a monastery as ordained, novice Buddhist monks.

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