so platt put some to work. university, they built all these chairs, about 25, in just the last five months. look at little ellie's elation. the smile on theo's face. >> you can do it! come on! >> reporter: and just imagine what little mckenna might be thinking. >> each of those chairs, they cost $200 to make. we're actually working on bringing that price down to about $50. >> reporter: and by this point in the update, you can't be surprised that platt didn't stop there. when an injury prevented seth from playing guitar with his dad, platt pulled a few strings and created this custom guitar pick. and this innovation put the drums within reach for cole, who has cerebral palsy and really wanted to play like his favorite ban, the thanfu fighters. >> it's very inspiring to people. it shows them they actually have the power to change their environments, to provide more independence for themselves, and to really affect change in their communities for relatively modest amount of work. >> always nice to see good news >>

music from ben platt. featuring the 8g band with roni kaspi. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. former president trump has been found guilty on all 34 charges in his criminal hush money trial and faces up to 4 years in prison. well, for what it's worth, all your friends are already there, you know? [ laughter and applause ] it's like what my wife tells me on our way to a dinner party, "don't worry, you'll know people." [ light laughter ] that's right, former president trump was found guilty last week on 34 counts of falsifying business records and faces up to 4 years in jail and a $5,000 fine. and i think i speak for all of us when i say, you can waive the fine. [ light laughter ] a new york jury took less than 12 hours last week to find former president trump guilty of committing felonies. though they did have to be told repeatedly to wait until t

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anniversary on the show and then step down at the end of the year, following a major storyline for the platt family. the actor said this was the perfect time to leave the most wonderfuljob in the world. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello there. having just had one of the wettest and dullest springs on record, i'm sure if you've got 12 hours of sunshine, you'd take it. that's exactly what we had on wednesday through the isle of man. a chilly day, but a beautiful day in terms of sunshine. slightly different story further north and west, temperatures struggled in parts of scotland to get up into double figures and there was a rash of sharp showers as well. that's because scotland and northern ireland, you're closest to this area of low pressure and a brisk northwesterly wind continues to feed showers in around that low. so we start off on a chilly note first thing on thursday morning. sunny spells and scattered showers through scotland and northern ireland, fairly widespread throughout the day. further south after a cloudy start, the cloud should break up, some sunshine

. >>> coming up, tony, emmy and grammy winner ben platt live in studio.ile barely making a sound and command the world as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ >>> the amount of training, the sacrifice. >> we can face insurmountable challenges. >> i won last year, and i'm here to win again. >> he might have a shot. >> "american ninja warrior" tonight on nbc and peacock. ♪ >>> back now at 8:30. it is a monday morning. let's talk about a very big week for us. so, guys, 30 years ago today, our studio 1a moved to this little corner of the world. >> wow. >> it was very cool. the plaza was born. >> a bouncing baby plaza was born. we are going to celebrate all week long. we are kicking it off with something special. thank you to the city of new york. our home for the past 30 years. rockefeller plaza is being temporarily renamed. should we do the honors? >> let's do it. >> down and away. >> down and away. ready? >> five, four, three, two, one. >> down and away. big plaza! >> wow. it could just sta

rapid city, north platte in that. we're worried about the wind gusts. those could be over 80 miles per hour. hurricane-force wind combusts from rapid city. just a couple things to watch. through friday, though, there's the rainfall amounts. notice, we could see localized amounts up to 3 inches. again, concern for that flooding across the midwest that has already seen ample amounts of rain. we stay above normal in amarillo, el paso. not quite as impressive as what it has been over the past couple days, but we keep it above normal even as we get into tomorrow and the weekend and early next week. notice memphis sta d chicago. indianapolis headed to the low 80s. lots of sunshine for st. louis and a high of 91 in denver. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with the threat of another hollywood strike. >>> and beyond thrift shopping inside the no spend challenge. . then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, - spend challenge.akes then i switch back to

here's the risk area from north platte to willston. the rainfall amounts of a quarter inch to an inch. maybe some places dealing with three inches. temperature wise, we are still warm across the south and southeast. 90s on tap for atlanta today. we keep it warm through the next couple days, too. dallas expected to hit 100 tomorrow, 94 y skies. thunderstorms expected for denver with a high of 91. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> angie, thanks so much. >>> incredibly close call caught on camera on a north carolina highway. dash cam footage shows the moment a crowbar smashed through a driver's windshield after flying out of another car. it came inches from the driver's face. she was able to pull over safely, and no one was hurt. state troopers took fingerprints offe off the crowbar to try to find the owner. >>> paris races to the front lines in the olympics. otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause

el administrador de la ciudad, brian platt, dijo que actualmente la ciudad está contratando empresas invitar a nuestro partido versus san leandro fc este 29 de junio en el burrel stadium. efectivamente tapatío. el filial del gran club mexicano chivas de guadalajara de guadalajara, va a visitar la bahía para medirse al san leandro fc, en lo que es una gran oportunidad para disfrutar de este gran equipo y ver también el talento que tiene en su filial el rebaño sagrado. 29 de junio en el field de san leandro y atención que hablando sobre este tema también chivas a través de sus scouts de tapatío van a visionar talento de la zona de san leandro. esto va a ser también en el field. el viernes 28 de junio, así que sigan las redes sociales del san leandro fc para los chicos que estén interesados en formar parte de estas visorías. vamos a recordar lo que fue una jornada muy emocionante, emotiva, con mucho respeto, pero sobre todo con mucho cariño para recordar a willie mays. esto fue ayer en oracle park, en lo que fue el primer juego de local de los giants tras el fallecimiento del número 24

we say gail platt, she has been gail platt, gill tyldesley, gail mcintyre, gail rodwell.arts correspondent. she appeared in the sub 4453 times, not far short of the record held by william bill roache who has done 4773, quite a career. 50 years of gail platt. let's turn our attention elsewhere because climate scientists say there are five years left to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 celsius above preindustrial levels. the threshold has been agreed in paris and it was done so in 2015 and is considered to be crucial to avoid the most catastrophic impacts of climate change. all of this is the un chief antonio guterres is expected the native strand of climate negotiations in germany that the world is not doing enough to switch away from coal, oil and gas. our environment correspondent told us what is the end in that report. this is filling in the gaps if you like of the overall science that the un puts out every number of years. it's a new report this year and says essentially that the level of warming we are seeing now has never been higher. warming is going up by 0.25

i'm worth it. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests, sandra oh, retta, ben platteverybody! i want to thank roni kaspi and the 8g band. thanks for watching, everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ right now at 11, the smoke was hard to ignore throughout san jose. we're following that breaking news. the fire on communications hill, the flames mostly out, but the burn scar remains that fire broke out at the 5 p.m. hour. it's spreading fast. this is right along 87 near the curtner avenue exit. there are a lot of homes in this area. nbc's jocelyn moran is there for us with the very latest jocelyn. yeah. raj the flames are out for the most part. it still smells like smoke and crews are in the area putting out those hot spots. residents who live in the area say the fire spread fast, but they were relieved to see firefighters got a handle on it quickly tonight. firefighters remain in the communications hill neighborhood, attacking hotspots after this hill went up in flames around 530. we dispatch a tier two, which is approximately 40 firefighting personnel to th

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sounds delicious. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests, sandra oh, retta, ben platt, everybody! i want to thank roni kaspi and the 8g band. thanks for watching, everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ right now at 11, the threat is not over. tonight crews still in go mode after that major fire to a construction site in redwood city. tonight they're watching for flare ups, demolishing scaffolding that had a lot of people nervous. could it have fallen on people's homes? this was one of the biggest fires that we have seen in a while. neighbors are still shaken, many of them still under evacuation orders at this hour. and not just redwood city, atherton, palo alto, los altos. many communities impacted air quality concerns and flying embers. take a look at this photo sent to us from a viewer in atherton. we heard a lot of people in atherton who say the wind sent flying embers. see the size of that thing right next to their foot into their yards. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us live. and terry, a lot of people were relieved that this fire is finally und

all the way from north platte to des moines. actually, kansas city has the highest risk for a tornado. keep your mobile alerts on, get to a place of safety if you see that warning come through. damaging winds a big threat. as these move along, you might not need the alarm clock in buffalo or cleveland with storms in the morning. they'll be moving eastward to be just west of albany down to harrisburg by the evening hours. they'll weaken to the east coast tonight. the real severe threat for the i-95 corridor, that comes on sunday. basically over the weekend, you're looking from columbus to scranton on saturday and from richmond, new york, all the way up to portland, maine, on sunday. basically this will squash the humidity before it comes back on july fourth. whit? >> whit: lee goldberg for us, we always appreciate it, thank you. >>> next tonight, more than two years after the school massacre in uvalde, texas, parents of the victims are reacting to the first criminal indictments. former school police chief pete arredondo and one o

celebrates her golden anniversary on the programme next month, having played gail rodwell, formerly gail plattall from me here. let's go back to sophie now in normandy. jane, thank you. more than 40 veterans have crossed the channel to be here in france to mark the 80th anniversary of the normandy landings. some of them were here in bayeux cemeteryjust an hour ago for a service for the fallen. before it started, i spoke to 98—year—old roy harrison, who served with the royal navy. i met him yesterday on the ferry here. roy, you east been here, what, a day now? what does it mean to you to be back here now? just brings back emotional memories. it's really, really raw still, isn't it? really raw? well, it'sjust all these memories of d—day and all of the men in the water... ..swimming, sinking... ..scrambling ashore in the sands atjuno beach and all... ..all we could do was watch. and that was... ..my regret anyway. i couldn't help them. you came here, didn't you, for the first time five years ago? yes. and you didn't really talk about d—day, did you? i never talked about anything, no. why not? bec

managers purchases agencies reported another decline, you know that ism manufacturing index has been platt flat to down for two years. and last week, real disposable income, typical families income adjusted for taskses and for inflation -- taxes and inflation continues to fall. that stuff rose, we have a chart. they fill undthey fell under biden. but steve, retail sales are slowing. and real incomes are falling. that say problem for this economy, right here in 2024. what do you think? >> these are middle class voters, the numbers for people in the middle, the median, people have of the income higher and half lower by definition biden talks about what he has done for middle class, i think a lot of middle class, working class people are saying what shy talking they are about 2000 dollar poorer in terms of purchasing power. they can barely afford mcdonald's right now. it is 10 bucks for a big back meal, 10 it used to be $6. all of these things are really causing great financial stress for americans. and the problem is biden is not proposing anything that would help them out, raising taxes, as

anniversary on the show and then step down at the end of the year, following a major storyline for the plattn the election that matter to you with �*your voice, your vote'. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's ben rich. good afternoon. have a look at this photo and you can see some snow on the mountain tops and on the north of scotland. it has been cold enough for that today, some winter winners in the showers over the highest ground not so unusual forjune. in the showers over the highest ground not so unusualforjune. but for many more we are seeing sunshine and despite what on the face of it are fairly low temperature is actually in the sunshine it does not feel too bad. but further north and west quite a few showers and still some wintry showers over the highest mountains in scotland. quite breezy as well. no oil change heading to the rest of the week, staying cool with a mix of sunshine and showers. more details later in the programme. lots of claims and counter claims were made during the televised leaders debate betw

and that is helen worth, who, of course, plays gail platt in coronation street, is going to leave theout that her husband, richard hillman, is a serial killer. >> i'd rather they live with the stigma forever than live with you for another second. >> gail, i know i scared you just now, but you can trust me, i swear. >> no one else will ever get hurt. >> and now it's out in the open. >> and now it's out in the open. >> there's no need for any more lies. >> i'll always be loyal to you. >> i'll always be loyal to you. >> oh, yeah. you'll never have a seedy little affair . but you seedy little affair. but you might hit me in the face with a shovel. >> no , never. >> no, never. >> no, never. >> you think your dad running off with another woman. >> so worse crime than clubbing someone to death? >> you twisted your norman bates with a briefcase . with a briefcase. >> well, the final curtain is about to fall on helen worth. and i'm joined now by another corrie legend, charlie lawson, whose character, of course, jim mcdonald lived across the cobbles from gail platt. for many years. welcome to t

you can see farther west, a chance for severe weather from north platte and mainly damaging wind and same the further north you go. we could see an isolated tornado and flash flooding up north. big story on the heat. that begins on tuesday. from redding, california, down to bakersfield excessive heat watch on tuesday. by wednesday that hits las vegas, look at these numbers, my friends, 110 degrees in vegas by thursday, boise, 95 by friday. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's going on in your neighborhood. >> janai: time now for "deals & steals" and tory johnson is here with everyday solutions to make our lives easier. we can't thank you enough. >> aw. okay. so we're starting with muck boots. >> janai: in the garden. >> in the garden or any of your outdoor activities. this is a great versatile, durable boot. we've got them for men and women, 100% waterproof and extremely lightweight as well which is fabulous and they have all this neoprene collar that's going to keep the dirt out so that when you are doing gardening or any kind of outdoor activities in t

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and that stretches all the way from north platte to north stockton. threat is damaging winds and hail. we could see an isolated tornado farther north tomorrow same situation setting up, but from grand forks to omaha, be aware you could see flash flooding tomorrow as well. that's a look at the forecast >> somara: that's a look at your local forecast, and, guys, we'll talk about this later in the show, but do you know today starts hurricane season? >> gio: oh. >> janai: and meteorological summer, right? >> somara: yes. with the weather, janai. >> whit: janai with the trivia when there weren't any trivia questions being asked. >> janai: sounds jealous. >> whit: maybe a little bit. all right. let's talk about hockey, shall we. all right. now one win away from the stanley cup final, the oilers are leading the best of seven western conference finals against the dallas stars three games to two after friday night's victory. ryan nugent-hopkins scored two power play goals, the first and second in the series. game six is sunday night in edmonton, and the florid

. >> and this all comes as the fried platt.ng to be there throughout pride month through june. whole foods is set to open a new store in san francisco. the 9th location in the city. the planning commission just approved the store on march, 7th whole foods will be a new one on geary boulevard at the city center shopping plaza. that's the one that has target and petsmart the opening date hasn't been set yet. kron 4 asked whole foods about a time frame so that we can get a better idea. pass that along. no answer yet. >> all right. still to come on the kron, morning news, why the popular natural soda brand coffee. he's being accused of misleading consumers will talk about that. and the giants are looking at in their losing streak against the diamondbacks. and our top story this morning is going to be a hot lunch entree. we're breaking down the forecast breaking down the forecast after the break. you told mom to send her prescription to amazon pharmacy. she didn't. now, you're stuck behind this guy. as he uses the pharmacy line to p

army engineers, i'm going to talk about exploring today, but they also build bridges reroute ey and platte. they basically makeblic possible because they are the best trained and so the army is responsible for a lot the development that we see even on the east coast, which is not the subjectt of our cigss, but also on the frontier. and so if you ever drive across or a ford, a river anywhere in the west, youprobably count on the fact that the army got there first and built whatever original fortification was. they build lotseen in texas with the name fort in the title, that's our neighboring city so what really kicks off the age of army exploration, you have this corps of trained guys. they were really good at science, really good at engineering. even talked about george washington as much as he was soldier. he was also a surveyor. things kind of go hand in hand. well, thomas jefferson. and he the idea for west point and the idea for thisalso is talking to a little guy no offense named napoleon about this. louisa can a territory that exists to the west of the limitsof american expansion rig

in munich, so they've just been amazing dealing with all the scotland fans and we went to marion plattsdevoted their time in their little beer garden to us. they provided us with a wee bit of a pre—match celebration. and provided us with a wee bit of a pre-match celebration. and looking ahead, pre-match celebration. and looking ahead. ruby. _ pre-match celebration. and looking ahead, ruby, because _ pre-match celebration. and looking ahead, ruby, because i _ pre-match celebration. and looking ahead, ruby, because i know- pre-match celebration. and looking ahead, ruby, because i know whatl ahead, ruby, because i know what you've said that you didn't think scotland were going to win against germany but i want to ask you, what do you reckon if scotland's chances in the next couple of games against hungary and again switzerland? i think we'll definitely do better. i hope think we'll definitely do better. hope so. think we'll definitely do better. i hope so- at _ think we'll definitely do better. i hope so. at least _ think we'll definitely do better. i hope so. at least i _ think we'll defi

of peace, army enneers'm going to talk about exploring today, but they rivers, help to survey and platte possible cae ey engines the country. and so the lot the development t we see even on the east coast, which is not the subject right out of our class, but also on the frontier. d so if you ever drive across a bridge or a ford, a river anywhere in the west, you probably count on the fact that e there first and built whatever the original fortification of forts. so anywhere you've been ine, that's these guys, right, includingto, the west fort wort. right. so what really kicks off the age of army trained guys. they were really good at science, really good at engineering. remember, i even talked about george washington as much as he he was also a surveyor. these things kind of go hand in hand. well, thomas jefferson. and he as he's of coming up with the train corps of engineers. guy, this.fense named louisa can a territory that ists to the west of the limits of american expansion right to theriver. remember we'd had that proclamation line of 1763 and the americans very quickly been like, y

monday, we've got a threat stretching from the dakotas into minneapolis, down to sioux city, in north plattemaging winds, the threat for tornadoes, but also we could see some significant rainfall which means flash flooding. over the next three days, heaviest rainfall really hitting minnesota just south of benson there, and to the west of minneapolis, 5 to 8 inches of rain, so be careful and mindful commuting on the roads. that's a look at the forecast >> somara: and that's a look at your forecast, my friends. back to you. happy father's day to you. >> whit: thank you so much. a good-looking father's day too around here. weather-wise. >> janai: good-looking father's day. that's right, whit. that's right. go ahead. dapper daddy whit over here. >> whit: don't start. >> janai: to father's day now. i have to say happy father's day to my husband too, good old eli, and one special dad being hailed as a hero. the father of three, an off-duty firefighter stepping in to save a life during a high school graduation. when off-duty firefighter jayce pickle was watching his two nieces accept their diplomas

welcome to marion platts, this is the main square in munich where they scotland fans have pretty muchsion. we were speaking to some of the members of staff at one of the bars. they said they had run out of beer because the scotland fans had cleared them out. hopefully they will replenish their stocks ahead of tomorrow. we knew that scotland fans would be travelling en masse here to this tournament. there had been reports of 200,000 coming here to germany. and of course that means that many of them will not have tickets. in fact, we have seen quite a few fans holding up signs looking for tickets. they will be like gold dust for tomorrow's match. we are getting ever closer to kick—off at the allianz stadium. it is just a 30 minute drive from kick—off at the allianz stadium. it isjust a 30 minute drive from here. we know that the whole squad trained this morning at their base camp in garmisch—partenkirchen and then they will travel up to munich later on this afternoon. the whole squad trained, they were in good spirits apparently and they were joined by the injured lyndon dykes. he was r

it was like platt versus belgium 1990. it was it was it wasn't an amazing moment. paul beautiful moment. >> and, yeah, i think, you know, i don't want to i don't want to take away from that moment. because then we went on and kane scored in extra time to make it two one, and we basically scraped past a team that were were better than us for the majority of the game. in slovakia. and we probably ought not to forget that, because my worry with southgate is he'll now this will now validate his planning. >> yes, that is the worry. that is the worry because we still have problems. we've got no left back. still luke shaw's injured. we've got no one at left back. >> we're getting into real bonng >> we're getting into real boring football. >> but when palmer came in it made a massive difference. now this is going to be the show. from now on. we're doing a football show. just didn't we tell you a football show is replacing headliners sports. >> people always talk this absolute nonsense like, oh, the boy's got a lot of pace. >> what does any of it mean? none of it means anyt

going to talk about exploring today, but they also build bridges, reroute rivers, help to survey and platte. they basically make the infrastructure of the early republic possible because they are the best trained engineers the country. and so the army is responsible for a lot the development that we see even on the east coast, which is not the subject right out of our class, but also on the frontier. and so if you ever drive across a bridge or a ford, a river anywhere in the west, you probably count on the fact that the army got there first and built whatever the original fortification was. they build lots of forts. so anywhere you've been in texas with the name fort in the title, that's these guys, right, including our neighboring city to, the west fort worth. right. so what really kicks off the age of army exploration, you have this corps of trained guys. they were really good at science, really good at engineering. remember, i even talked about george washington as much as he was soldier. he was also a surveyor. these things kind of go hand in hand. well, thomas jefferson. and he as he's

strong wind gusts, hurricane-force wind gusts, possibilities of tornadoes from williston to north platt. that moves east tomorrow for 10 million people from minneapolis, down to kansas city and des moines. tornadoes possible, again, really strong wind gusts. the severe risk of the rockies, parts of the plains today with torrential rain that could lead to flash flooding. tomorrow, that heads into tupper midwest, additional rain may lead to river flooding, you can see from minneapolis all the way down to kansas city, we have moderate-to-major flooding. and in fact, we've got a flood risk, especially from omaha to kansas city, because of these heavy rounds of numerous rain. we're talking about anywhere from 3 to 4 inches of rain possible in and around kansas city, but even if you get 1 to 2 inches up in these areas, up into the upper plains, that's still enough to really cause some more flooding problems. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. ♪ grow jobs, grow skills ♪ ♪ make the whole world go. ♪ ♪ make the green grass grow all around all around. ♪ ♪ make the g

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but gail platt from coronation street actress who's 73 years old now, she's played that character for>> exactly. ken barlow, the actor who plays the character ken barlow, has been in it since it started in 1961. >> it's incredible. i get confused between myself and my character. >> yeah, i think people do. >> yeah, i think people do. >> yeah, i think people do. >> yeah, jfk was exactly i know, i know, it's just extraordinary. >> and he's still in it. >> and he's still in it. >> wow. >> wow. >> yeah. part of people's lives, right? you will be the part of everybody's lives, won't you, from midday to much more. >> so much more to come. and d—day, a rocket launch as well. >> and don't forget cry—baby guessing , >> and don't forget cry—baby guessing, here's >> and don't forget cry—baby guessing , here's the weather. guessing, here's the weather. see you next week . see you next week. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers as sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the m

speaking heartland and it is a diverse constituency and that is why it is a three—way fight between plattin many ways, the real microcosm of— make up the half year. in many ways, the real microcosm of whales - make up the half year. in many ways, | the real microcosm of whales because you have the area of core mining villages and market towns and the further north, gets very agricultural and much more welsh speaking red areas and use it already does the three—way fight in the big question is plaid cymru making the speech to left—leaning voters to linda and the supporting killer cross that they have not done right by whales and pointing out the taxation issue they've done on the uk white level and laboursaving that we need change but the question is will the efforts of the conservatives of any effect or this red wave that is sweeping anywhere, it's a big target the chief whip for the conservatives anglican to downing street to summers ago to tell boris johnson downing street to summers ago to tell borisjohnson to his face that his time as prime minister was up and it it's his seat and he w