Andrews Sits Down with Kelly for First In-Depth TV Interview Following Cancer Diagnosis
Keith Morrison Speaks with a Co-Inventor of a Gene-Editing Tool that May One Day Transform the World
Jacob Soboroff Reports on a Man Turning Laid-Off Coal Miners into Computer Coders
“Sunday Night” airs June 11 at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT/10 p.m. PT
June 9, 2017 – In her first in-depth TV interview following her cervical cancer diagnosis, Erin Andrews speaks with NBC News’ Megyn Kelly about coping with the diagnosis, whether she can forgive the man who stalked her and her engagement to former NHL player Jarret Stoll. A preview of the interview is available here. Andrews’ most personal interview yet airs during the second broadcast of “Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly” on Sunday, June 11.
Also on “Sunday Night,” NBC News correspondent Keith Morrison sits down with Jennifer Doudna, a scientist who is a co-inventor of a gene-editing tool that may one day transform the world. It’s called CRISPR and it could one day lead to the elimination of diseases like muscular dystrophy, cancer and malaria. Doudna also warns of the potential dangerous uses for this revolutionary tool.
Additionally, NBC News correspondent Jacob Soboroff reports on a self-described hillbilly determined to help fix the jobs crisis in coal country by turning laid-off miners into computer coders.
Due to the Stanley Cup Final, “Sunday Night” will air at different start times across the country:
- Eastern: airs at 7 p.m. ET
- Central: airs at 6 p.m. CT
- Mountain: airs immediately following the Stanley Cup Final
- Pacific: airs at 10 p.m. PT
“Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly” is produced by the NBC News Primetime team, with Senior Executive Producer David Corvo and Executive Producer Liz Cole.
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ABOUT SUNDAY NIGHT WITH MEGYN KELLY
“Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly” is a primetime news magazine featuring the power of NBC News, airing Sundays at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT. Sunday Night features sharp, strong journalism focused on in-depth investigations, newsmaker interviews and stories of adversity, accomplishment, inspiration and adventure. Anchor Megyn Kelly contributes stories and is joined by journalists from NBC News, including Josh Mankiewicz, Cynthia McFadden, Craig Melvin, Keith Morrison, Harry Smith, Kate Snow and Jacob Soboroff to report the stories of our time. Sunday Night is in a limited run for summer 2017 and will return in spring 2018. It is produced by the NBC News Primetime team, with Senior Executive Producer David Corvo and Executive Producer Liz Cole.
