Sunday 8 July 2018

Rescue mission continues in Thailand as more boys are rescued

The first boys trapped in a cave in Thailand for more than two weeks have been rescued. NBC News chief global correspondent Bill Neely tells Sunday TODAY from Chiang Rai, Thailand, that the rescue missions are going better and faster than expected, with more members of the soccer team on their way to the exit of the cave.

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Jordan Spieth's obsession with perfection drove him to golf greatness

Jordan Spieth was just 16 years old when he stunned the professional golf community at his first PGA event. In the 8 years since then, with the loving support of his family, his name is being etched in golf history alongside those of Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus. In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Willie Geist joins Spieth at the Trinity Forest Golf Club in Dallas as he prepares to defend the famous Claret Jug at the Open Championship in Scotland.

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Go inside the world championship of stone skipping

While many Americans relaxed this past holiday weekend with a burger and a beer among friends, a group of competitors gathered in Michigan for the world championship of stone skippers. NBC's Joe Fryer has this week's Sunday Closer.

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Fellow moms support Serena Williams after she missed daughter's first steps, cried

Missing Alexis Olympia's first steps was really hard for the tennis star. But other parents were quick to show compassion and support.

Hoda Kotb gets a surprise visit at book signing ... from Joe and Jill Biden!

The former vice president and second lady even brought Hoda a bouquet.

Man who went viral for eating a Kit Kat wrong used one to propose

He still may not know how to eat a Kit Kat, but at least his heart is in the right place.

What's next: Trump heads to NATO summit, Emmy nominations announced

Willie Geist and Dylan Dreyer wrap up Sunday TODAY with a look at the week ahead, including President Donald Trump heading to Europe on Tuesday for a summit with NATO allies. And on Thursday, nominations will be announced for the 70th Emmy Awards. The ceremony will take place in September with SNL's Colin Jost and Michael Che hosting.

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