Jason Sudeikis

Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker joins Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist to discuss how Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan sets up a battle internally between centrist Democrats and progressives. "The challenge for him will be winning over those who voted for his opponent and moderate and independent voters who can sway the entire election," Kristen says. New York City police are on the scene of a tragic boating accident where a woman and a young child were killed near the Statue of Liberty. The NYPD says they got a call about an overturned boat and when crews arrived, they found 12 people had already been rescued from the water but a 27-year-old woman and five-month-old little girl did not survive. WNBC's Jessica Cunnington reports for Sunday TODAY. From cyclospora to salmonella, some of the fresh foods that are staples of summer have been linked to outbreaks sickening thousands of Americans. Fear and confusion are leading some to avoid entire categories of food, hurting growers who had nothing to do with the outbreak. NBC's Akshay Syal reports in this week's Sunday Focus. In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Ted Lasso himself, Jason Sudeikis, joins Willie Geist in New York City for a game of darts and a conversation around bringing the hit series back for a fourth season, three years after he thought he said goodbye to the titular character for good. Sudeikis also reflects on growing up with two younger sisters and his journey to a decade on "Saturday Night Live."