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Tropical Storm Ian continues to intensify on its direct path towards Florida. It is expected to become a major hurricane. NBC’s Bill Karins has the latest forecast for Sunday TODAY. 

Canada’s East coast has been battered by Hurricane Fiona, which scientists are now considering a post-tropical cyclone. NBC’s Maggie Vespa reports for Sunday TODAY from Halifax, Nova Scotia on the damage caused by the storm.

The push by Russian President Vladimir Putin to send hundreds of thousands of additional troops to the front lines in Russia’s war against Ukraine is being met with resistance from thousands of protesters. NBC’s Jay Gray reports for Sunday TODAY from Kharkiv. 

“Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd joins Willie Geist on Sunday TODAY to discuss Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threat as the conflict in Russia and Ukraine rages on. Todd says it’s clear that Putin is trying to drag out the war, as he has been backed into a corner.

Iranian protesters, many of which are women, are continuing to clash with security forces across Iran following the death of a 22-year-old woman who died in custody of the country’s morality police. At least 41 Iranians have been killed since the protests began.

North Korea has fired a ballistic missile off of its East coast into the sea. The launch came as an American aircraft carrier arrived in the region for joint military exercises with South Korea.

For the first time ever, all adults in America are recommended to get routine anxiety screenings as regular part of doctor’s visits, regardless of symptoms. The potentially life-changing guidance can help people who have gone years without getting mental health treatment. NBC’s Sam Brock reports in this week’s Sunday Focus.

New Jersey’s Chatham High School is helping students find a solution to climate change by incorporating it across all their classes. The new state-mandated curriculum aims to prepare the future generation to be a part of the solution and make a difference. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports in this week’s Sunday Spotlight.

Rommy Hunt Revson, the inventor of the Scrunchie in 1986, has died at the age of 78. Revson got the idea for the revolutionary fashion accessory as a recently divorced nightclub singer looking for a better, less-painful way to tie-back her hair, and the rest is ponytailed history. Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist remembers a life well lived.

Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist runs through the Highs and Lows of the week, including football legend Eli Manning going undercover for a walk-on tryout at Penn State, the questionable decision to equip a plane full of people with ukuleles, a blind six-year-old seeing a firefighter for the first time, and a runner becoming an accidental shepherdess.

On Monday, NASA will deliberately crash a spacecraft into an asteroid that is located millions of miles away from Earth. The agency says they’re testing their ability to nudge an asteroid in the event one ever poses a threat to mankind

NBC medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar answers questions from viewers about the flu shot, including when the best time to get the shot is and for how long does it protect you.

Dr. Michael Breus, the Sleep Doctor, shares ways to get a better night’s rest including getting sunlight exposure during the day and avoiding sugar.

After Steve Lubanski gifted then-girlfriend Candace Frazee a plush bunny rabbit for Valetine’s Day, the couple began to amass a collection of rabbit items. TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer reports on their one-of-a-kind museum in California recognized by Guiness Book of World Records for having the largest collection of rabbit-related items anywhere.

TODAY’s Jill Martin shares great beauty buys that are up to 75% off, including a pamper kit, makeup essentials bundle and hair brightening bundle.

For the first Superfood Friday of fall, Joy Bauer packs in the last of summer seasonal fruits and vegetables in her two recipes for scarpaccia and chocolate grape bark.

Hoda and Jenna play a game called Tool Time where they pull a gadget from a basket and have to guess its use.

The hilarious duo Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane talk about their roles as guys looking for love in the new rom-com “Bros.” Eichner says the film gives people a new experience with rom-coms because it showcases a gay couple.

Author Eve Rodsky talks about her new documentary “Fair Play,” which is inspired by her best-selling book about her journey to change the unfair work dynamic within her own home. She also shares tips on how to effectively communicate with your partner about shifting certain responsibilities.

TODAY’s Donna Farizan kicks off her new series Donna Takes It To the Streets by heading over to a local dog park where she catches up with dog owners and their furry friends for some trivia. Check out what surprises she has in store!