Bad Bunny
Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker joins Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist to discuss how the courts are pushing back against President Donald Trump's use of executive authority on tariffs and deportations and his move to fire the CDC director and a member of the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors. China is hosting a group of world leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Modi of India, for a summit where the group is expected to discuss tariffs and trade. A large group of students, parents and members of the public packed Minneapolis' Annunciation Catholic Church auditorium for a somber service in a separate space from the main church where the deadly shooting occurred. Before the mass, the priest who was leading the mass on the day of the shooting spoke out for the first time about running toward the bullets. NBC's Maggie Vespa reports for Sunday TODAY. The Powerball Jackpot has now climbed to $1.1 billion after no winning ticket was sold for the Saturday night drawing. The next drawing is Monday night. In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, better known to the world as international music sensation Bad Bunny, joins Willie Geist to discuss his journey of going from the stage to the screen with acting roles in "Happy Gilmore 2" and the crime thriller "Caught Stealing" starring Austin Butler. Benito also reveals the origin of his stage name and opens up about his sold-out residency that has his home island of Puerto Rico dancing through the summer. When Taylor Swift announced to her 281 million followers on Instagram that she is engaged to Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, the news interrupted school classrooms and work meetings and sent Swifties into hysteria as America now prepares for their wedding. Venues coast-to-coast are already lining up to host the nuptials and even Martha Stewart is raising her hand as "the ultimate wedding planner." NBC's Emilie Ikeda reports in this week's Sunday Focus.
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