Mel Robbins
President Donald Trump says the United States and Iran are close to finalizing a peace deal but there are still some questions on what any final deal would look like. President Trump made no mention of the nuclear issue, which is what ignited the war and Iran state media only said the agreement would end the war and gradually re-open the Strait of Hormuz. NBC's Raf Sanchez reports for TODAY. Meet the Press Moderator Kristen Welker joins Hallie Jackson on Sunday TODAY to discuss Republicans raising concern over what's included in President Donald Trump's potential peace deal with Iran. "Really witnessing an extraordinary week of divisions between the president and his own party, all raising questions for Republicans about his priorities as we get deeper into this midterm election cycle," Kristen says. A huge industrial tank filled with a toxic chemical is at risk of exploding in Orange County, California, and efforts to cool the tank and buy more time are failing. The situation has put 40,000 thousand people under mandatory evacuation orders and Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency. NBC's Steve Patterson reports for TODAY. Kyle Busch's family announced that he died of sepsis caused by severe pneumonia. His old car has been somberly unloaded at the Coca-Cola 600 and the Indianapolis 500 is set to hold a tribute. Millions of Americans are gearing up for summer vacation season by hitting the roads and packing airports but those vacations are coming with a much higher price tag. The war in Iran and the disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz are mostly to blame and even if the conflict ends soon, the summer's travel bill is not expected to go down right away. NBC's Allie Canal reports in this week's Sunday Focus. Mel Robbins joins Willie Geist for a conversation about her bestselling book "The Let Them Theory" that started with a parenting moment and turned into a global self-help phenomenon. Robbins opens up about the challenges she faced before her success and reveals how she reacted when her podcast was nominated for a Golden Globe award.
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