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Everything was business as usual for Dylan Dreyer on the Monday, July 21, episode of Today. Dreyer kicked off her week on the NBC morning show just three days after announcing she and her husband, Brian Fichera, had called it quits. The meteorologist did not address her split while filling in for Al Roker and Carson Daly on Monday and appeared not to be wearing her wedding ring. Dreyer was one of several Today personalities filling in for many absent cohosts. Weekend Today‘s Laura Jarrett joined Savannah Guthrie at the news desk in place of Craig Melvin on the show’s first two hours and later joined Dreyer and NBC News’ Savannah Sellers on the third hour of Today. (Guthrie and Willie Geist also took over for Jenna Bush Hager on Monday’s Today With Jenna & Friends.) Dreyer has been filling in for Roker since Thursday, July 17. It was...

Brian Williams may have found his next TV-news job….except it won’t be on traditional TV.

The veteran NBC News and MSNBC anchor is in late-stage discussions to host a live Election Night special on Amazon Prime Video, according to five people familiar with the matter. The aim, these people say, is to have a non-partisan discussion of that evening’s events. If the project comes to fruition, it could mark the first entry into news-related programming by one of the industry’s stand-alone streaming giants, which have largely focused on movies, scripted original series and reality programming.

The concept isn’t necessarily guaranteed to be completed, these people cautioned. Amazon declined to make executives available for comment. Through a spokesman, Williams declined to comment.

Amazon would potentially vie for attention on one of the biggest nights for traditional journalism. Many media companies see a presidential election cycle as...

NBCUniversal News Group wants its viewers to vote, and in an unusual twist for a network news organization, it will help them figure out how to do so.

The NBCUniversal division, which includes NBC News, MSNBC and CNBC, is launching a PSA campaign featuring many of its top anchors, encouraging them to register to vote and take part in the electoral process.

“I think we were a little inspired by the Olympics and the reaction that we saw around the country to the recent Olympic Games in Paris, and just how much attention was drawn there, and how popular the Olympic team and their athletes were, and they really did see this renewed sense of patriotism flowing from that,” Tom Clendenin, the CMO and senior VP of marketing for the NBC News Group, tells The Hollywood Reporter. “And so I just really wanted to lean into that and and celebrate...

Whit Johnson, Janai Norman and Gio Benitez hold important jobs at ABC News, tasked with taking the unit’s flagship program, “Good Morning America,” into the weekend-news fray.

Now they each will take on another pressing task — boosting ABC News in the streaming wars.

The Disney journalism unit’s live-streaming outlet ABC News Live will on Saturday expand its programming on weekends, dispatching each member of the trio to take on streaming duties during weekend hours after 10 a.m. Et on Saturdays and Sundays. The group will retain their assignments on the “GMA” weekend program. They join DeMarco Morgan, co-anchor of the afternoon program “GMA3, ” who recently began anchoring weekend morning slots on ABC News Live. All four will rotate duties for programming that is part of “ABC News Live Weekend.”

“It’s our strategy to have all of our stars on ABC News Live, and it’s something that has already been happening,...

On Thursday July 18 2024, NBC broadcasts Today!

Season 72 Episode 257 Episode Summary

Tune in to NBC on July 18, 2024, for a special episode of “Today” from 7:00 to 9:00 Am. This episode promises a lineup of compelling segments and interviews.

First, join Savannah Sellers as she opens up about her fertility journey, sharing personal insights and experiences that offer a candid look into her life.

Actress Daisy Edgar-Jones joins the show to discuss her role in “Twisters,” providing viewers with behind-the-scenes stories and insights into the making of the thrilling series.

In the culinary segment, Today Food features Jean-Georges Vongerichten, renowned chef and restaurateur, who showcases delicious dishes and culinary tips that are sure to inspire and delight viewers.

Don’t miss “Today” on NBC for a morning filled with personal stories, entertainment news, and mouthwatering cuisine on July 18, 2024.

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This Thursday The Today Show welcomes Savannah Sellers, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Ally Love, Niro Feliciano, and Adrianna Brach to the show. Savannah Sellers, an NBC News anchor and correspondent, joins the show to share her fertility journey. Sellers co-anchors “Morning News Now” on NBC News Now and co-hosts “Stay Tuned,” a Gen Z-focused news […]

The Today Show: Savannah Sellers, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Jean-Georges Vongerichten...

MSNBC recognized the start of the Republican National Convention by giving its flagship morning program the day off.

“Morning Joe” and its early-a.M. companion program, “Way Too Early,” were scrapped on Monday as the NBCUniversal-backed cable-news outlet focused instead on breaking-news coverage tied to this weekend’s assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Most of NBCUniversal’s news outlets — NBC News, MSNBC and the live-streaming service NBC News Now — have offered a single “special report” feed, all of it showing the same coverage of the violent event and its aftermath.

CNN previously reported that executives at NBCU News Group, led by chairman Cesar Conde, were sensitive to the potential effects of a guest on “Morning Joe” saying something that could offend general sensibilities. But MSNBC has been in what producers call “rolling” coverage of the Trump shooting and the investigation into it. On Monday morning, the cable...

Networks are planning special reports Monday for coverage of the total solar eclipse, a celestial phenomenon when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun.

The eclipse will move across Texas to Maine, temporarily shrouding those areas in darkness, while other parts of the country will notice dimming and twilight.

Here’s a rundown of network plans.

ABC News. Eclipse Across America, airing at 2 p.m. Et on ABC, ABC News Live, the National Geographic Channel and other platforms, will be anchored by David Muir and Linsey Davis, reporting from Burlington, Vt. Nat Geo’s Mariana van Zeller, Nat Geo Explorers photographer Cristina Mittermeier and astrophysicists Jedidah Isler and Ved Chirayath will be on hand to show viewers how to safely observe and photograph the eclipse, and will provide the science and history behind the event. Correspondents will be fanned out in 10 cities, from Mazatlán, Mexico, to Houlton, Maine,...

Hey, "Today Show" fans. It's that time again. We're back to let you know what will be coming up on a brand new edition of the Today Show tomorrow morning, September 6, 2023. NBC served up a new press release for the September 6, 2023 edition. So, we'll be referring to it for this preview session. Let's get to it. The first description for the 6am to 8am central standard time slot episode reveals that there will be a segment titled, "Today Exclusive: Princess Diana’s Enduring Legacy and Exclusive First Look at Princess Diana’s Black Sheep Sweater on Sale at Sotheby’s." The second description reveals that there will be a segment titled, "Find My Friends App: Good for Safety or Bad and Too Intrusive, Savannah Sellers Looks at the Debate."...

Cable subscribers typically recognize a handful of news brands, including CNN, MSNBC and Fox News Channel. If Comcast has its way, they may start to search more readily for one outlet that has been linked more readily to the emerging realm of broadband.

NBC News Now, the free ad-supported streaming service launched by NBC News in 2019, is set to be made a bigger a part of Xfinity, the consumer-facing cable-and-broadband service from corporate parent Comcast. NBC News Now will, starting Monday, become part of the company’s X1 platform and channel guide, alongside 20 other Fast channels. Users will see its offerings throughout various guides, including the ones pointing to live programming.

“Having an opportunity to get distribution on Xfinity was a chance that we did not want to pass up,” says Janelle Rodriguez, executive vice president of NBC News Now. “We are very seriously committed to being wherever we can...

The upfronts may be an annual ritual steeped in TV and streaming advertising, but NBCUniversal gave film more than a fleeting moment in the spotlight during its pitch to media buyers Monday morning.

The event at New York’s Radio City Music Hall opened with a prominent mention by TV and streaming chief Mark Lazarus of Super Mario Bros., the Universal/Illumination release that just became the first billion-dollar movie of 2023. NBC News and MSNBC correspondent Savannah Sellers followed a bit later to anchor a segment dedicated to the film output of Universal, Illumination, Focus Features and DreamWorks.

Fresh film titles have become significantly more important to the progress of Peacock, with the streaming service revealing at its NewFronts pitch earlier this month that two-thirds of its 22 million subscribers have watched a recently released film. The company revamped its pay-1 window when an output deal with HBO elapsed last year,...

If NBCUniversal’s upfront presentation Monday morning was any indication, the week ahead will be a relatively low-key affair, with plenty of pitching, with very little in the way of specifics.

There will be one constant, however: Striking writers.

Outside of Radio City Music Hall on Monday, a crowd of more than 200 writers marched in front of the venue’s various entrances, calling for a fair deal.

The strike was also present during the presentation itself, where the usual parade of actors and stars was replaced by a cavalcade of NBC News anchors, like Willie Geist and Savannah Sellers, who introduced clip packages for the company’s lineup of TV shows and films.

“If you squint a little bit, I could be Colin Jost,” Geist said, before introducing a Saturday Night Live clip reel.

But the strike was also addressed overtly, with executives resigned to navigate the upfront with the uncertainty it will create.

When NBC News officially debuts Stay Tuned Now on its streaming platform tonight, it’ll be the rare national primetime news show based in Los Angeles which, because of distance and time zones, still is treated as the hinterlands from the D.C. and NYC media sphere.

Anchor Gadi Schwartz said, “For a long time, 8 o’clock rolled around and everyone’s like, ‘Oh well, we’re all done,’ and forgot that it is only 5 o’clock on the West Coast. This is a chance to reinvigorate the day’s news, and then expand the coverage with a perspective from the west looking east.”

Schwartz will be doing the NBC News Now show from the network’s broadcast studios in Universal City. The newscast is part of an expansion of Stay Tuned, the Snapchat show he’s hosted for nearly six years along with Savannah Sellers.

The show will reflect...

Director Nancy Meyers has responded to rumours that a sequel to “The Holiday” is on its way.

The beloved 2006 flick saw Kate Winslet’s Iris and Cameron Diaz’s Amanda swap houses. Winslet’s character ended up dating Jack Black’s Miles after they met in Los Angeles, and Diaz’s got together with Jude Law’s Graham in a country village near London, U.K.

The Sun claimed that a follow-up was now in the works 17 years later, with the main characters all signing up.

However, Meyers wrote on Instagram alongside a grab of a story about the rumours: “So many Dm’s about this – sorry but it’s not true. ”

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“The More You Know” is making a comeback.

The long-running NBC public service announcement series, best known for its interstitials during network programming, is being rebooted for the digital age as a conversation series, to be hosted on NBCUniversal’s streaming platform Peacock, and TheMoreYouKnow.com.

Musician John Legend; NBA star Steph Curry; NBC News anchors Al Roker, Dylan Dreyer, Kate Snow and Savannah Sellers; and the cast of the NBC comedy Grand Crew will be the initial batch of participants in the PSA series.

While the network PSAs clocked in at 30 seconds or under, each episode of the new campaign will be 5 to 9 minutes long, featuring more depth and discussion.

“My number one goal with this new format is, let’s get people talking about the important issues and spark a dialogue that leads to change,” Hilary Smith, executive vp of corporate social responsibility for NBCUniversal,...

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On July 19, 2017, NBC News rolled the dice on Snapchat.

Just a few months earlier, parent company NBCUniversal had invested 500 million in the tech company in conjunction with its IPO, and in turn its various divisions were figuring out how they could build a presence on the Gen Z-skewing platform.

“I still have a vivid memory of traveling to the Snap offices in Venice Beach and sitting with their team there, as they were thinking of getting into the original content business,” NBC News president Noah Oppenheim recalls in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. “We at NBC News were realizing that Snap was a platform that was reaching millions of young people, and we were thinking, how could we take our trusted news brand and expose it to that emerging audience?”

The end result of those conversations was Stay Tuned, a daily news...

Anna Delvey says she's not the girl you think she is. In the wake of Netflix's limited series Inventing Anna, many people have formed an opinion on the 31-year-old (aka as Anna Sorokin) who convinced New York's elite she was a German heiress. But in an exclusive interview with NBC News Now, airing June 16, Anna is hoping viewers will soon get to see the "reinvented" Anna. "Hopefully I'll be given a chance to focus all my energy into something legal," she told Savannah Sellers, as seen in E! News' exclusive sneak peek. "I'd love to be given an opportunity for people not to just dismiss me as a 'scammer,' and just see what I'm going to do...

NBC News unveiled its plans for coverage of the upcoming Olympics, with Today and NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt planning to broadcast from Tokyo.

Today‘s Savannah Guthrie, in Tokyo all this week for the show, will co-host the coverage of the opening ceremony on Friday morning along with NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico, marking NBC’s first-ever morning broadcast of the opening festivities. Their coverage will be followed by a special edition of Today.

Starting on July 26, Hoda Kotb, Al Roker and Craig Melvin will join Guthrie to anchor Today from NBC’s outdoor set overlooking Tokyo’s Rainbow Bridge. The show will broadcast at its regular time — 7 a.m. Et — but it will be 8 p.m. in Tokyo.

Starting on Thursday, Holt will anchor NBC Nightly News from Tokyo and the network’s waterfront set, with plans for profiles of members of Team USA, along with breaking news from the Summer Games,...

Lester Holt will anchor NBC Nightly News on Monday from Houston as the network covers the climate crisis with a series of reports throughout the week, dubbed “climate challenge.”

Holt will interview Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner in the wake of the brutal storms and deep freeze the paralyzed parts of the city earlier this year. He’ll also speak to a local family whose home was destroyed by Hurricane Harvey and suffered during the deep freeze in February.

Other highlights: Al Roker will interview Epa administrator Michael Regan for Today on Monday and, on Earth Day April 22, NBC News Now’s Meet the Press Reports will focus on the broken water infrastructure system. Steve Patterson, Vicky Nguyen, Sarah Harman, Josh Lederman, Richard Engel, Hallie Jackson, Jacob Soboroff, Jacob Ward, Denise Chow, Andrew McCormick, Safia Ali and Savannah Sellers.

The reports will air on MSNBC, NBCNews.com and NBC News Now.

TV streaming wars have erupted in Hollywood and are wreaking havoc on Madison Avenue. They are even making a splash in places like Gainesville, Ga.

Wesley Lowery recently visited this town in the northeastern portion of the state, part of an effort to create a report for “60 Minutes Plus,” the new streaming-news counterpart to the venerable CBS newsmagazine. Lowery, one of a handful of correspondents hired for the Paramount Plus series, focuses on the plight of health care workers amid the coronavirus pandemic. “A lot of them haven’t had much relief,” notes the journalist, who takes a few minutes to discuss his work even though he has just about 48 hours before his story is slated to go out over the digital ether.

TV counterparts such as Lesley Stahl or Bill Whitaker usually get 12 to 13 minutes to tell their stories. Lowery says he may get as many as 20 to 30. “We are at a time when,...

Wearing a dark gray hoodie and framed by neon lights in a garage, NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz is forgoing the traditional suit and anchor’s desk as he explains to viewers the growing conversation around climate change, as exemplified by California’s shrinking Salton Sea. The graphics are snappy, the aerial footage is grand, and the explanation is conversational — that is to say, very millennial-friendly.

This is “The Overview,” Peacock’s new younger-skewing news show that will debut on NBCUniversal’s streaming service on Jan. 16, as Variety has exclusively learned. Three episodes will premiere on the service at launch, followed by weekly Saturday episodes.

Schwartz, an NBC News and MSNBC correspondent who has covered the 2020 election, immigration issues along the U.S.-Mexico border and the Olympics, leads something of a journalistic double life. He speaks both to the older demographics who watch traditional linear broadcast and cable news as...

Updated with latest: The Senate Judiciary Committee will continue its Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Amy Coney Barrett on Wednesday at 9 a.m. Et/6 a.m. Pt at the Hart Senate Office Building at the U.S. Capitol. It is the third of four scheduled days of hearings by the Republican-led Senate panel to confirm Barrett, who is President Donald Trump’s selection to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the High Court. Ginsburg, who became the liberal centerpiece of the court, died last month at age 87.

Barrett most recently has been serving as a judge on the Chicago-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit). Barrett followed the trio with her own opening remarks. (See Day 1’s video below.)

The hearings are scheduled to continue through Thursday. If confirmed, Barrett would be the fifth woman ever to serve on the Supreme Court, and the third appointment by Trump,...

NBC News Now’s new streaming show “Morning News Now” co-anchor Savannah Sellers jokes that “launching a show during a global pandemic is no joke.” She’s got that right. With her and co-anchor Joe Fryer streaming from a studio at 30 Rock rather than remotely from their homes, a whole new set of challenges (and advantages) have arisen. “Like many things over the last six months, our launch was pushed back. [It was] originally meant to launch in April,” Sellers told TheWrap ahead of the show’s Oct. 12 launch. “Instead, most of the team was hired and trained remotely. We’ve gotten to know our colleagues over Zoom and have been having all our planning meetings over phone calls, video chats, etc.” Streaming from a studio again has made these two journalists very happy, indeed. “We’re so excited to be anchoring from an actual studio,” Fryer said. “Both of us have...

NBC News’ streaming service NBC News Now is launching a morning show next week. Morning News Now will be hosted by NBC News correspondent Joe Fryer and NBC News correspondent and NBC Stay Tuned co-host Savannah Sellers and run 7-11 p.m. Et Monday through Friday.

The show, which will cover the day’s latest news and headlines as well as cover politics, business and consumer stories, will be available on Peacock, YouTube TV, Fubo, Xumo, Pluto and NBC News’ Ott apps on Roku, Fire TV and Apple TV.

Kelly Daniel will be executive producer for Morning News Now, which joins the service’s current programming that includes Chuck Todd’s weekly Meet The Press Reports and Alison Morris’ weekday Pm show.

“NBC News Now’s success allows us to expand its programming and continue bringing more streaming content to new viewers,” said Janelle Rodriguez, SVP Editorial for NBC News.

NBC News Now, the 24/7 streaming service from NBC News, was going to expand its live coverage to the East Coast’s morning hours in April. Then the coronavirus hit.

Six months later, the four-hour weekday “Morning News Now” is now ready to roll, starting Oct. 12 — and not a minute too soon, as the already-clamorous news cycle hits a new crescendo. The show will be anchored by Savannah Sellers (above left), NBC News correspondent and co-host of NBC’s “Stay Tuned” series on Snapchat, and NBC News correspondent Joe Fryer (above right). It’s set to air 7-11 a.m. Et Monday-Friday.

But NBC has a morning show: the long-running “Today” program, which also has a companion online service that streams around-the-clock. Janelle Rodriguez, senior VP of editorial for NBC News who oversees NBC News Now, argued that “Morning News Now” won’t cannibalize “Today” viewership (or vice versa).

“We don...

World’s Largest Lesson, in partnership with Unicef and with the support of Unesco, today announces World’s Largest Lesson Live.

This 35-minute educational show will premiere on YouTube on the 16 June 2020 at 11am Est / 4pm BST. It brings together experts and young people in conversation to reflect on the past few months and discuss how they would like to reimagine what a post coronavirus world will look like.

Hosted by NBC News and MSNBC anchor Savannah Sellers, the conversations will explore the themes of education, health, and the future – addressing some of the key issues at the forefront of young people’s minds around the world. World’s Largest Lesson Live aims to show that although we may be physically distanced from one another, young people’s voices, opinions and actions can make a difference. The three conversations will be as follows:

Education: With over a billion young people...

International advocacy organization Global Citizen has announced that Connie Britton, Nina Dobrev, Becky G, Dakota Johnson, Becky Lynch, Aasif Mandvi, Bridget Moynahan, Kal Penn, Erin Richards, Seth Rollins, Savannah Sellers, David Gray, and Nct 127 will join the 2019 Global Citizen Festival, a free-ticketed event on Saturday, September 28th in Central Park in New York City, presented by Citi and Cisco.

Connie Britton, Nina Dobrev, Becky G, Dakota Johnson, Becky Lynch, Aasif Mandvi, Bridget Moynahan, Kal Penn, Erin Richards, Seth Rollins and Savannah Sellers will serve as co-hosts of the Festival, joining the previously announced co-hosts Matt Bomer, Rachel Brosnahan, Elvis Duran, Taraji P. Henson, Rami Malek, Bill Nye, Joy Reid, and Forest Whitaker. Deborra-lee Furness and Hugh Jackman will return as hosts.

David Gray and NCT127 will perform at the Festival alongside headliners Queen + Adam Lambert, Pharrell Williams, Alicia Keys, OneRepublic, H.E.R., and Carole King, along with special guests French Montana,...

NBC News is gearing up to cover two sprawling Democratic debates. But the trappings around them may remind viewers of another network staple: “Sunday Night Football.”

NBCUniversal will televise debates among the Democratic candidates for U.S. presidency over two nights and across three different TV networks, as well as via host of digital venues, including NBC’s recently launched streaming outlet NBC News Now as well as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Twenty different candidates will be grilled by at least one of five NBC News and MSNBC hosts – Lester Holt, Savannah Guthrie, Jose Diaz Balart, Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd – over the course of two hours each on Wednesday and Thursday evening in events broadcast from Miami’s Adrienne Arsht Center.

The telecast will mark the first time many viewers will be able to see former Vice President Joe Biden, widely considered a front-runner, spar with candidates including Senator...

The International Women’s Media Foundation (Iwmf) last week honored several outstanding female journalists at the 2018 Courage in Journalism Awards luncheon at Cipriani 42ndStreet.

Andrea B. Smith and Christy Turlington Burns

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This year’s honorees included news agency Jinha founder, Zehra Doğan, U.S. freelance photojournalist, Meridith Kohut, undercover CNN International correspondent, Nima Elbagir, and organized crime reporter and Zeta editor-in-chief, Rosario Mosso Castro. “60 Minutes’” Lesley Stahl also received the 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award. Additionally, MSNBC President, Phil Griffin was recognized with the Iwmf Leadership Award along with Bloomberg News’ Senior Editor, Karen Toulon who was honored with the Gwen Ifill Award.

The honorees were selected for exhibiting extraordinary bravery and courage as they reported from areas of instability, oppression and conflict. Since its inception in 1990, the Iwmf has honored more than 100 female journalists from 55 countries. The Courage in Journalism Awards show people...

A countdown is about to begin. NBC News is getting ready to launch a special report on space that could also serve to illustrate how the NBCUniversal unit intends to enter an increasingly competitive effort by TV-news operations to deliver streaming-video reports to a broader range of consumers.

Simone Boyce, a former reporter for Ktla in Los Angeles and a host at Mic, will anchor what the news operation is calling a “digital special” this Friday at 4 p.m. NBC won’t break into regular Friday-afternoon programming to present “Space is Awesome.” Instead, Boyce will hold forth at NBCNews.com/Space and various broadband outlets with a report timed to the total lunar eclipse slated to be available for view in most parts of the world (except North America and the Arctic) this Friday.

NBC News Digital says the special is part of its previously announced intention to experiment with...

Let’s assume that you, like me, were not among the 600 guests to receive an invitation to attend the wedding of Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Nor will we be among the thousands invited to stand on the grounds of Windsor Castle to watch the wedding party enter and leave. Thankfully, the Internet has us covered.

Here are some ways to watch the royal wedding, which is scheduled for 7 Am Et/zero dark ugly Pt on Saturday.

YouTube

The Royal Family will live-stream the festivities on the Royal Family’s official YouTube channel — that’s the feed Deadline will use Saturday morning. The coverage will follow the wedding procession, the ceremony at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, and wedding day happenings along the way. The footage will be available afterwards so people can watch at their convenience, whether they’re from Blighty or anywhere else on the globe.

Networks are gearing up for Saturday’s Royal Wedding of the UK’s Prince Harry and former longtime Suits star Meghan Markle. Here is a roundup of planned coverage for the Big Day at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle. The ceremony itself begins at noon local time (7 Am Et and 4 Am Pt), but don’t worry, there will be plenty to take in beforehand.

ABC

ABC News will begin with a special edition of Good Morning America from 5-10 Am Et May 19. Gma co-anchor Robin Roberts and World News Tonight‘s David Muir will lead the live coverage from Windsor. Freeform and ABC News digital platforms also will simulcast the five-hour special

edition. An additional hour of Gma will air at 7 Am Pt for the West Coast.

CBS

CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King and Entertainment Tonight co-host Kevin Frazier will anchor CBS News’ live, multiplatform coverage from London beginning at 4 Am Et.