Mindy Kaling

Severe storms battered millions in the Northeast including West Virginia where heavy rain and winds sent a tent flying, hurting several people. Some of the extreme weather crossed the nation, bringing downpour to Ohio, flooded streets in Louisiana and damaging winds in Pennsylvania. NBC's Liz Kreutz reports for Sunday TODAY. Former "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Peley is speaking out in his first interview since he was fired by CBS News after clashing with senior management. Pelley tells the New York Times, "CBS News, in my view, is on fire." The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks-off on Thursday in Mexico City where the host country will take on South Africa in the first of 104 matches between a record-48 countries. The tournament will be played at sites across Mexico, Canada and in the United States where the game has grown considerably since the World Cup was last held there in 1994. NBC's Aaron Gilchrist reports in this week's Sunday Focus. In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Mindy Kaling joins Willie Geist to enjoy Southern Indian cuisine at Semma and discuss her new Hulu series "Not Suitable for Work" inspired by her time first moving to New York. Kaling reflects on her career that took her from "The Office" to becoming a powerhouse behind the scenes with hit shows like "Running Point." She also shares how helping other writers with her publishing imprint "Mindy's Book Studio" is the best "best part" of her job.
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