adam wild, bbc news, perpignan.en! the british government has banned the social media app tiktok from their phones and devices. it comes amid security concerns because tiktok is owned by a chinese company. there've been claims that the data of tiktok users could be passed on to the chinese government — an allegation the company strongly denies. the prime minister has been under pressure from some mps to follow the united states, and the european commission in banning the app from government devices. here's chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, oliver dowden, announcing the move in the commons. as this week to four integrated review refresh demonstrated this government is dedicated to meeting the challenges of today and tomorrow. we take the security of government devices seriously. we are constantly working to make sure those devices remain as safe and secure as possible. and so is part of that effort i recently commissioned a review by our cybersecurity experts to assess the risks caused by certain third—party apps

adam wild has more.c committee once again the focal point of where sport and politics collide. it focal point of where sport and politics collide.— focal point of where sport and politics collide. it cannot be up to the government _ politics collide. it cannot be up to the government to _ politics collide. it cannot be up to the government to decide - politics collide. it cannot be up to the government to decide which i the government to decide which athlete can participate in which competition. this would be the end of world sport as we know it today. this was ioc president thomas bach this afternoon criticising the political outcry that greeted their recommendations that russian and belarusian individuals should be allowed to compete. he had earlier identified him as an example ukrainian tennis player marta cost you up playing russian opponents. she's been quick to hit back. we have a ranking system and if i will not participate against russian and belarusian players, i'm going to lose my— belarusian p

adam wild, bbc news, perpignan.o teacher has written a song for the entire nation to sing at king charles' coronation. daniel nicholls has already heard from hundreds of schools up and down the country, and hopes the day before the coronation they'll all come together to sing. fiona lamdin reports. lots of energy, i think we could do with more energy, let's do running on the spot. really fast, really fast, really fast! now the choir�*s warmed up it's time for any final tweaks. # thejubilation... # of the nation.#... excellent. composers daniel and sandra have written a song celebrating king charles iii�*s coronation. and they want every school singing it. # in you, our king, we place our trust. what's your favorite bit of the song? it's really good and easy to learn. the chorus because it's very happy and lively as well, like "the jubilation of the nation", it's like really lively and like everybody's just like, oh, my goodness, so lively, like that! # the jubilation of the nation #. tell me what you've been learnin

here's our reporter adam wild. warrington at the end of next month, first game since the home world cup. plenty ghost to be laid to rest from the agonising semifinal defeat. still very much at the forefront of the mind. we played well before the _ the forefront of the mind. we played well before the semifinal, _ the forefront of the mind. we played well before the semifinal, that - the forefront of the mind. we played well before the semifinal, that is - well before the semifinal, that is as good — well before the semifinal, that is as good as — well before the semifinal, that is as good as i have seen an england team _ as good as i have seen an england team play — as good as i have seen an england team play. it was unbelievable but when _ team play. it was unbelievable but when the — team play. it was unbelievable but when the pressure was on we did not play well, _ when the pressure was on we did not play well, we did not handle the pressure — play well, we did not handle the pressure well and that is what we nee

now, as the new season gets underway this weekend, he's been showing our reporter adam wild that he's . plenty of noise in more ways than one. ., ., ., one. england are the world champions! _ one. england are the world champions! seb _ one. england are the world champions! seb is - one. england are the world champions! seb is catalanl one. england are the world - champions! seb is catalan dragon, also a halifax _ champions! seb is catalan dragon, also a halifax panther, _ champions! seb is catalan dragon, also a halifax panther, and - champions! seb is catalan dragon, | also a halifax panther, and england superstar of a sport that feels now on the brink of a breakthrough. it is really emotional the first night, against australia, it went trending on twitter, everyone was talking about the impact it has had, just been incredible, hopefully we will keep doing that and keep the momentum going. seb keep doing that and keep the momentum going. keep doing that and keep the momentum anoin. ,, , , , momentum going. seb divides his time between catalan _ momentum going. seb divides his time be

adam wild, bbc news, perpignan. time now to get the news and travel across the uk. thanks, charlie.says it turns the two cities into "mini—nations" in england. there is no politics here. i am glad that they have agreed it. michael gove has been very supportive of what we are trying to do, and i think at a time when politics doesn't seem to work very well, maybe this is a little example of how when people do come together, we can actually make progress. a man charged with attempted murder following an investigation by counter—terror detectives after the stabbing of a woman outside a leisure centre in cheltenham is due to appear in court later. 29—year—old joshua bowles, from cheltenham, will appear at westminster magistrates' court after the incident last week. there's more stories making the news on the bbc website today. thousands of schools across england are facing a second day of disruption as teachers strike again over pay. after the driest february in 30 years, scientists are warning that parts of england need unseasonable levels of rain to avoid drought conditions. and the di

mayor eric adams and katherine wilde are going to be our special guest as they look at the city's postpandemichere on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm joe kernan with andrew and becky. did you ever think you'd be hitting up premarket frc for a living that seems to be a little bit of a flash point for how things are going. it was down sharply last week, had a really tough session on friday it was in mid 19s earlier today, got down to low 18s. it seems to be finding a place at 18 1/2. >> down another 20%. >> down another 20% but not down more we'll leave it at that we'll see whether that stabilizes the futures down as much as 350 on the dow earlier this morning. now down only 6 points nasdaq's been trying to stay green. it's down a little bit right now and the s&p you can see down 2 points the yield curve has been fascinating to watch, treasury fascinating to watch the two-year, look at that inversion, only about 14 points right now. that's one of the narrowest inversions that we see you can use the two-year for where the fed is being directed to go by the markets if the

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adam sandler on a british morning show. then we've got both keanu reeves and jimmy fallon sharing their wild encounter at the polo lounge? >> i sent him an olive. >> just kind of kept escalating. >> he's not kidding about the escalating. it's all just moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >> kit, we'll see you in just a minute. >>> let's take a look at what's coming up after kit hoover in prime time here on nbc. it's a whole new law & order franchise at 8:00. law and order: special victims unit. at 10:00, law and order: organized crime. >>> coming up on our 11:00 newscast, an east bay family speaking out after their father's remains were lost for months, until police got involved. that story and more coming up at 11:00. thanks for joining us here at 7:00. have a great ening.ve in order f for small businenesses to ththrive, they neeeed to be smsmart.. efficient.t... agilile... and d that's nevever bebeen more imimportant than it t is right n now. soso for a limimited time, comcasast businessss is intntroducing s small business s savings. callll now to geget popowerful intnternet fofor just $3939 a month,, with

adam, when you and i first met at that diner with my wild punk hair, i mean, we just laughed, and we connected. and i knew that we were cinematic soul mates. like, hepburn and tracy. [ laughter ] >> i first thought of course when they told me i was getting this -- [ laughter ] prestigious mark twain honor, i was, like, wow, is twain going to be there? [ laughter ] no, said the kennedy center people, to which i replied, makes sense. [ laughter ] >> "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, trump's hail mary. could an 11th hour witness, a lawyer trump's team put forth save the former president from an indictment in the hush money case? >>> plus, china's xi jinping cozies up to vladimir putin. ukrainian ambassador to the united states raising questions about whether it was staged. >>> and tiktok, its parent company spying on american journalists. what could this mean for the 100 million americans on tiktok? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, a game changer, it is the 11th hour. and at this moment, former president trump's te

adam, when you and i first met at that diner with my wild punk hair, i mean, we just laughed, and weike, hepburn and tracy. [ laughter ] >> i first thought of course when they told me i was getting this -- [ laughter ] prestigious mark twain honor, i was, like, wow, is twain going to be there? [ laughter ] no, said the kennedy center people, to which i replied, makes sense. [ laughter ] >> "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, trump's hail mary. could an 11th hour witness, a lawyer trump's team put forth save the former president from

adam when you and i first met at that diner with my wild punk hair, i mean, we just laughed and we connectedd i knew that we were cinematic soulmates like hepburn and tracy. ah! it's so funny. you say that drew, uh, because just didn't really last week at our press junket. didn't someone compare us to bogey? and bacall? was it? nicholson may who said that? anyway, back to adam. your career has stood the test of time, my friend. i am so grateful that our chance meeting at jerry's deli lead us to such an incredible relationship on screen and off 30 years ago. yes. that's nice. another great thing about my very close. longtime friend and collaborator, adam. is that he is so supportive so true. he loves the morning show every time it airs first text i get from adam. what that is so sweet . i know because i literally get when every morning when? after my talk show errors. i mean way to go. drew you really brought out the funny side of evil, longoria. carrie washington tomorrow. i don't know how he keeps up with all those texts. i'm going to need to see your phone backstage. remember? when adam gl

adam was near the wall. killed citizens. people still alive fell on me, rushing about in the general crowd, like waves, blood poured from the wounded and killed, the burned roof collapsed , terrible wildeam howling people. still intensified under it, burning alive, people were screaming and tossing and turning so that this roof was downright spinning. the flame was anew, it was i who set fire to their hotel for hours, than in the evening here, well , maybe the darkness was very screaming and crying and shouting. everything was scary, it was seen like smoke, and you didn’t sleeve men to anyone, because what am i talking about? sister was talking there, my sister was talking a lot in short, the sister of joseph kamensky's shed became a mass grave for all the villagers, the oldest joseph rudak was 69 years old, the youngest tolik yatskevich was only 7 weeks old. he burned down with his mother; the probability was that the eldest daughter of minsk jadwig was in the last month of pregnancy. a couple of people and the fact that even a command was given to everyone. well, then, after that one , these boys were still shooting from propellers. where did it end? instead of khatyn, the execution

adam, that ties the game at 5-5. eighth inning, trey turner up to bat. bases-loaded. oh no! leftfield, yes! a grand slam, and the americans go wild!m usa wins a thriller, 9-7. that's it for sports, i will see later on. >>> and nobody was injured in the celebration. >> nobody was injured, the united states won. >> that is great, thank you. >>> coming up in the next half hour, why the san francisco and naacp says proposed package doesn't go far enough. >>> bringing down healthcare costs, the new plan unveiled today by governor newsom to cut the cost of insulin. >>> and marriage is legal, so why is proposition eight still in the state constitution? we are talking to people on the front lines of the fight to take it off. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> now at 8:52 p.m., on a saturday night. san francisco board of supervisors, showing support for a series of slavery reparation proposals, but the local naacp is not saying, not so fast. >>> welcome back, thank you for joining us on the special edition of cbs news bay area. >>> the san francisco naacp is calling for more details from officials, regarding the c

adam. >> over 30 years. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we met at jerry's deli on ventura boulevard when we were 20 and 22. >> jimmy: no way. [ audience awws ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: jerry's famous deli. that's wildy based on someone i'm dating. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you doing? >> what are you doing? >> jimmy: what are you doing? >> what's wrong with you? [ laughter ] but i very much love to take care of him. he's so concerned with taking care of everybody else, which he really does. >> jimmy: but himself. >> and he doesn't take care of himself. i'm sorry to call you out on national television, adam. but you have to know this. and i have a -- our little arsenal of herbs in my trailer and i make him smoothies when i can. and give him all sorts of like chinese herbs when he's exhausted. so, i don't know. i'm like the little -- i'm like the mobile pharmacy. i'm the set medic. >> jimmy: that's so nice of you to do that for him. >> i know, isn't it? >> jimmy: take care of the sandler. >> and jackie's like, "thanks, it lasted about a minute." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he doesn't do smoothies. he doesn't -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: can we tell everyone what's going on "murder mystery 2." the first one

adam isn't working, they aren't working. it's tremendous heart, you know, to lifelong friendships with basically every person he's ever worked with. mm hmm. when you and i first met at that diner with my wild hair, i mean, we just laughed and we connected and i knew that we were cinematic soulmates like hepburn and tracy. yeah. my first thought, of course, when they told me i was getting this question. procedures mark twain . ana was, of course. wow. is twain gonna be there? no said the kennedy center people to which i replied, makes sense. says adam sandler and his friends. the kennedy center presents the mark twain prize for american humor celebrating adam sandler is next. right here on cnn. that's the news for the sunday evening. thanks for joining me. i'm jim acosta. we will leave you tonight with this beautiful washington, dc sunset. what's left of it was the cherry blossoms this weekend. i'll see you next weekend. have a good night, everybody. responding. now ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, the opera man that time of year to text time is here. move children