upbeat pop songs have made ed sheeran a global superstar, but i ed sheeran a global superstar, but earliers a tribute to his friend and mentor, jamal edwards, who died suddenly last february. # it hits me most when i'm alone, every morning i remember you're really gone... every morning i remember you're really gone- - -_ every morning i remember you're really gone... now he has revealed that the death — really gone... now he has revealed that the death coincided _ really gone... now he has revealed that the death coincided with - really gone... now he has revealed that the death coincided with a - that the death coincided with a series of traumatic events in his personal life. in a handwritten letter, he told friends that his wife, cherry seaborn, got told she had a tumour with no route to treatment until after the birth. around the time, he was at the centre of a copyright trial, and he wrote... , , wrote... the best feeling in the world, wrote... the best feeling in the world. the _ wrote... the best feeling in the world, the best _ wrote... the best feeling in the world, the best feelin

the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression.come to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. fbi director, christopher wray, says it's "most likely" that covid—19 emerged from a chinese government—controlled laboratory in wuhan. in response, china has accused the fbi of politicising the investigation into the origins of coronavirus, and says there has been no new scientific evidence to support the theory. other us agencies believe the virus developed naturally. our north america correspondent john sudworth reports. suspicions have long swirled around wuhan�*s laboratories. now three years after the start of the pandemic, they have burst out into the open once again. the fbi has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. here, you are talking about a potential leak from a chinese government—controlled lab that killed millions of americans. from the start, many scientists believed that covid had passed naturally from animals to humans. some of the

. >> are you an ed sheeran fan? >> yeah, i mean, not my favorite, but who doesn't like ed sheeran?so we have some news about him. things are not going so perfect these days for circumstance ed sheeran. the mood change, a lot of people are talking about as he gets rey to dropad >>> let's go ahead and show you this facebook page from kris sanchez. she wrote that someone broke into our live truck this morning. while we waited for the repair. the good folks at just for you cafe made our day a whole lot sweeter. the company was pretty good, too. glad she's okay. matthew mcconaughey has a role that's landing him big bucks with the company salesforce. yesterday "the wall street journal" reported the company paid him more than $10 million a year. mcconaughey works as a creative adviser and tv pitchman for them. you may have seen the handful of ad campaigns he starred in, including a super bowl ad last year. he made an appearance at dream force, their annual convention. they recently laid off 10% of its workforce after aggressively hiring during the pandemic. another star trending today. i'

and the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression. in the us, the head of the fbi has claimed it is �*most likely�* that covid—i9 originated from a leak from a chinese government—controlled lab in wuhan. china has accused the fbi of politicising the investigation into the origins of coronavirus, and says there has been no new scientific evidence to support the theory. other us agencies believe the virus developed naturally. our north america correspondent john sudworth reports. suspicions have long swirled around wuhan�*s laboratories. now, three years after the start of the pandemic, they've burst into the open once again. the fbi has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. here you're talking about a potential leak from a chinese government controlled lab that killed millions of americans. from the start, many scientists believed that covid had passed naturally from animals to humans. some of the first cases were centred around this wuhan market known to se

and the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression last year after his pregnantife welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in greece where at least 43 people are dead and dozens injured after two trains collided head on last night, in one of the country's worst—ever rail disasters. the passenger service heading to thessaloniki — with 350 people on board — collided with a freight service in the town of tempi near the central city of larissa, causing carriages to fly off the tracks and catch fire. police have charged a local stationmaster with manslaughter by negligence. our europe corrrespondent, nick beake, is at the scene, and sent this report. the mangled remnants of a train bringing hundreds of students back from their holidays. down the track, their now grieving families, who had waved them off. greece's worst railway crash. it should never have happened. earlier, they had worked through the night, recovering dozens of victims. identification has been hard. the fire that broke out was intense. survivors described

imagine being at a gig and you get called up on stage by ed sheeran.you put your lights out? in the video, you can see where i look up and it hits me. this was the reality for 22—year—old luke gittins. # but lately, her face seems slowly sinking, wasting... # just felt like it was me and ed in a pub. and i could feel, like, a warmth from him, my hero, like, the guy that inspired me to do what i love. luke's been covering songs in his bedroom since he was a teenager. and every friday, he posts content on social media. but this time, he decided to do something a little different. i said to my mum, "i can't do my cover," and she was like, "just do it there!" i did a cover in the line. and i think ed had seen that cover. after the adrenaline of the night, it was back to his dayjob. i had a gig the next day, and i went from playing the 20,000 people with ed at the 02 — literally, within hours of sleep — to 20 people in a field, a hen party, it was. and it was that evening that i saw that ed had kind of shared it on his socials. it got 3 million views, that

. >>> what singer ed sheeran has revealed about his wife, diagnosed with a tumor while pregnant. >>> and america strong tonight. the story that moved so many of you at home, in fact, many of you got to work saving the family photos. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us on a very busy wednesday night. we begin tonight with the alarming discovery at an airport in allentown, pennsylvania. the tsa found an explosive s sa- device in a passenger's luggage, they say concealed in the lining. it had been on a flight from pennsylvania to florida. the bag tripping an alarm before it was loaded onto the plane. tonight here, what the tsa found inside. that suspect is now under arrest. the incident was on monday at the lehigh valley international airport in pennsylvania. the fbi and bomb experts rushing to the scene. and take a look at the surveillance tonight. images showing the suspect arriving at the airport with suitcases. we know one of those suitcases checked in, then triggering that alarm. the tsa paging him. instead of answering that call, authorities say the passenger is se

performance lineup will be released at a later date and pre sell tickets go on sale at 10:00. >>> ed sheerans can hardly wait. >> posting the preview of his upcoming album and let's just say it's intense. okay, so sheeran posted this video showcasing the lyrics ahead of his upcoming album. it's called subtract. he says it reflects a difficult period in his life, the trauma his wife had during pregnancy and the death of his best friend. the album comes out on may 5th. everything has to do with some math. >> the names of his albums? >> we didn't have the sound. i was waiting for it. >> i think that was the purpose, to draw you in. >> we were talking about ed sheeran's new album, no music. that was a great tease. >> it's coming. >> cutting down on screen time. >> look how lovely it is right now. bundle up before you head out, but it's a really nice start. >> it doesn't feel nice out there. it just looks nice. if you can, keep the view looking out the window and staying inside for as long as possible. it is nice to see the sun back after several days of rain, now pushing farther to the south. we

. >>> just ahead, a new music video from ed sheeran overnight.ght. nice and loud, right? >> oh, just wait for that. savannah guthrie got an auctioneering lesson from a legend over at christy's. and how s she put herer talents tthe testt for a worthy y caus. we'll h have thahat for yoyou r after ththis. >>> we're back at 8:14. >> for two decades, lydia has been a legendary charity auctioneer for christy's selling everything from fine jewels to yachts to lasana from bruce springsteen's mom. she auctioned off the used water bottle on her podium. recently she faced herbigest challenge yet, teaching me how to be a master of the gavel. >> good evening, everyone. i'm here from christy's auction house. >> she's one of the most well known auctioneers in the world. >> $20,000 is the bid. sold to you, sir. >> she has stood on the auction block for over 20 years and magically raised over a half billion dollars for over 600 nonprofit organizations. >> $10,000 in the back of the room. that's $100,000. >> we're doing this all right. >> now she's ready for her l

ed sheeran, everybody is talking about him. orth of work, hundreds of songs and instead wrote the whole thing in one week. >> wow. >> the gearshift following a series of difficult events in the songwriter's life including his pregnant wife being diagnosed with a tumor. she's fine. the baby is fine. the death of his best friend. and a plagiarism court case, which he eventually won. instead of trying to make an album people like, he's putting out something honest and true to the fear and depression that he was feeling at that time in his life. "subtract," the last in his mathematical series that began with "plus" in 2011. the new album is out may 5th. >> good for him. >> i think so. i think it's going to be a real departure, and good for him. >>> now to ali wentworth and that guy she's married to. george, you and ali have been very busy. you received rave reviews for your documentary on brooke shields, really well done and now we all get to see it for ourselves. "pretty baby" produced by their production company bed by 8, alongsid

reggie: ed sheeran announces he is releasing a new album.or the tracks set to come out later this year. jobina: i can get with that. i enjoy those songs. good morning, its dnesday, march 1 and reieas a message for you. reggie: your rent is due. i am just a messenger, here to remind you so you do not get late fees. jobina: the processing fees to even pay. the disrespect. reggie: and when they charge you more to put on a credit card because he returned to get miles or points. -- you are trying to get miles or points. the good news is, it is not going to rain today. lisa: but it is so cold, the cold weather has stayed with us and we'll get even chillier tomorrow morning. we have a little wind helping us in some spots, not really. a frost advisory the bayshore through 8:00, a freeze warning. a look outside shows a shaky camera, upper 30's in oakland and palo alto, 43 half moon bay, 40 downtown. looks gorgeous, below freezing. napa, santa rosa, black ice reported in the north bay. wet pavement, freezing temperatures a dangerous recipe. be careful

. ♪ ♪ i'm in love with your body discovering something brand new ♪ >>> singer ed sheeran revealed ton when he asked him to collaborate on his hit "shape of you." sheeran called it a natural and respectful pass. he said jay-z basically said the song didn't need a rap verse. "shape of you" is sheeran's best charting hit to date and earned him a grammy for best pop solo performance. >>> the fourth and final season of the hit series "succession" premiered with record numbers. hbo says 2.3 million viewers tuned in on sunday. that is 33% more viewers than the series' previous high. it seems fans were prepping for the return. the distributor says that the number of people streaming the first three seasons over the last week was four times higher than it was the week before. >>> and former host of "the daily show," trevor noah, has a new gig. the comedian is set to host amazon prime video's new series "lol: last one laughing" in his native south africa. it will launch next year. this is prime video's first south african original series. the competition pits comedians and entertainers against

. >> d smooth earned a spot on team kelly with the rendition of "perfect" by ed sheeran.look. ♪♪ ♪ i never knew you were the someone waiting for me ♪ >> oh, i want to hear him. keep going. push that button. the blind auditions continue tonight on the new season of "the voice." >> and afterwards it starts a new season of "that's my jam". here is mark barger with more. >> i'm jimmy fallon, and welcome to "that's my jam". >> reporter: the second season for the musical game show that even the host has trouble describing. >> we don't know what it is. it's bizarre, it's fun, it's silly, and, yeah, it's for the whole family. >> reporter: the host has a gauntlet of musical challenges. >> man, he can sing. i think every show you'll take away a performance where you'll be talking about it the next day at work or at school. >> reporter: but there's also costumed trivia. >> what is the real name of seven-time country music entertainer of the year garth brooks? >> kelsea ballerini thought she was ready. >> i don't know this and i'm feeling like i'm going to get kicked out of country m

. >> including d-smooth, who earned a spot on team kelly with his rendition of "perfect" by ed sheeranautiful and sweet i never knew you were that someone waiting for me ♪ >> don't forget to check out the beginning at 9:00 tonight. that's followed by the start of the new season of "that's my jam" hosted by jimmy fallon. stick around for our nbc bay area news at 11:00. >>> jamie lee curtis is making headlines for her refusal to go to an upcoming oscar nominee dinner. >> she trade deadlined to go to the thursday night dinner because she said it would be 9:00 before attendees get their food and nothing good happens with her after 9:00. that's past her bedtime. many people on hoda and others are supporting that decision. >> what time would the dinner have to have been? >> 5:00. >> that's hard core. >> but here's the thing, you see, there's a nominees lunch, which was fantastic, because it was lunchtime and we were all there, we were all dressed up. they put that big class picture of everyone up. it was thrilling. if that had been at night, i would have gone, but it would have been arduous

the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression.

the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression.

coming up, guess why ed sheeran up, can you guess why ed sheeran has been nominated for greatest britainlist. find found one is my panellist. find out the crowning moments of out in the crowning moments of the show i do crowds today's the show as i do crowds today's greatest britain and union jackass. but next on cancelled corrie star charlie lowe's. i've always wants to meet this guy charlie lawson has his sight on the koran drama last night. what could go wrong . it's time now for un cancelled. what . were britain's top what. were britain's top commentators who speak out on controversial issues without the fear of cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media? now home secretary suella braverman last night raised concerns over west yorkshire police recording a hate incidents. kettle thorpe high school after four pupils allegedly scuffed a book. write the book, as happens was a copy of the koran, which was brought into school by a 14 year old autistic people who have since allegedly received death threats from the religious community. now despite the school maintaining there was no mali

coming up, guess why ed sheeran up, can you guess why ed sheeran has been nominated for greatest britainst. find found one is my panellist. find out the crowning moments of out in the crowning moments of the show i do crowds today's the show as i do crowds today's greatest britain and union jackass. but next on cancelled corrie star charlie lowe's. i've always wants to meet this guy charlie lawson has his sight on the koran drama last night. what could go wrong . it's time now for un cancelled. what . were britain's top what. were britain's top commentators who speak out on controversial issues without the fear of cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media? now home secretary suella braverman last night raised concerns over west yorkshire police recording a hate incidents. kettle thorpe high school after four pupils allegedly scuffed a book. write the book, as happens was a copy of the koran, which was brought into school by a 14 year old autistic people who have since allegedly received death threats from the religious community. now despite the school maintaining there was no malici

we are looking at what is trending this morning, and we are starting with pop star, ed sheeran, and he'san album to be released after his death. yeah. in an interview with "rolling stone," the singer says i want to slowly make this album that is, quote, unquote, perfect for the rest of my life, and have it in my will after i die it comes out. in the meantime, in the short term, he has a new album coming out in may. >> that album will be called period, because it means the end. >> there you have it. >>> here she comes again -- maybe all the way to broadway, even. take a look. ♪ nine nine to five ♪ ♪ >> yeah, the queen of country, dolly pardon, "here you come again," coming to a stage in connecticut. the production is focused on a die-hard fan that learns lessons from the star, and it will feature hits like "nine to five" and "islands in the stream." >> so many great songs. >> who would ever think of dolly pardon and musical in the same -- >> it really makes sense. >> long overdue. >>> folks who missed this particular character back again, today you can catch a new "law & order" episode, a

. >> ed sheeran. >> conner mcgregor hands down. >> the lucky charms guy. >> they're magically delicious out! no! we don't -- we don't need it. >> are you proud of him? >> i don't like sleepy joe but, you know, if he's irish, i will let it pass for date. >> why would you be proud of that man? what has he done? >> would you veto physician jobs? >> no. no. no. >> [babbling] >> joe is getting loosey goosey with kamala's husband. she's kissing him at the state of the union. what does that mean? >> maybe a little bachelorette episode going on in the white house? >> it's simple. they love each other. >> what do you want to tell our big irish president on st. patricks day? >> you need to go! you're done! >> happy st. patrick's day, joes biden. wake up. >> i think he should get drunk. >> i'm not only irishman you've ever met that hasn't had a drink. it's ok. >> drink a guiness. >> are you going to drink a guiness? >> no, i'm not. >> what are you drinking? >> water. >> totally. >> america has a big crime problem. how do the irish fight crime? >> crack a beer bottle over someone's head. >> don't b

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ed sheeran, chris, it's ed sheeran. i never do drugs again. yeah. after my pal died.gs. prince harry's talking about doing drugs. everybody's normalising it. gee. well, maybe it is normal . maybe well, maybe it is normal. maybe it is. i don't know. i mean. i mean, i didn't get that that gig- mean, i didn't get that that gig. i mean, i was an athlete and i was a soldier, but i mean, i think the story basically is an emotionally interview that he's given where he's recognised by the death of his pal, the folly that he went through, he's done of partied hard of it as a gifted and the wonderful life and he's sort of grown up and hopefully he's sticking it to his fans. it's not a big man thing going down doing your drugs, you know, because all these consequences, jamal edwards had a cardiac arrest at 32 with all of his life ahead of him. you know, you live a quirky life in your twenties and thirties, but so much life yet to live. and jamal edwards has put him up short. he's looked at his baby , look to his lady his baby, look to his lady friend. he looked at the world. he'

opting out, usually an honor to be there to attend and perform, certainly case of harry styles, ed sheeranno? >> i won't lie to you it has been a really rough period of time for the royal family. it has been a massive period of transition for everyone in the royal family and i think that it is still going to take a little bit of time for the royals to overcome this hurdle. i don't think that anything that meghan and harry have done or said in the past two years helped that reputation at all. frankly it is a difficult thing for a celebrity to get involved in. you know, no matter what, your name will be connected not only to the meghan and harry scandal, the prince andrew scandal. being attached to the royal family right now is not the most positive thing and i think a number of celebrities see that. with regard to the british public everyone very much adopted, let it rest, let us move on attitude. nobody want to keep listening to meghan and harry drone on and on and on and rehash the same complaints over and over again. everyone wants them to quite frankly take the privacy that they say the

. >> michael: welcome back to "gma," that is ed sheeran with his new single "eyes closed" released overnightalbum "subtract," which will be released may 5. the man knows how to write hits. >> he does. >> catchy tune. breaking overnight, u.s. firing retaliatory airstrikes after drone attack killed one american contractor and injured six others. north korea claiming it tested a nuclear-capable underwater attack drone, the north korean government says it could generate a radioactive tsunami. >> this zebra favorite song "don't fence me in," the zebra escapes from a children's zoo in seoul stopping pass aresby in their tracks. the zebra was returned to the zoo safe and sound. >> my new theme song, don't fence me in. >> freedom to run sometimes, right? >> we have a lot more ahead, including major auto recall impacting 600 million hyundai and kia vehicles coming up. >> to grilling on capitol hill of the ceo of tiktok. the biden administration threatened a possible ban on the app due to concern beijing could access american user data. congressional kor spondent rachel scott has more. good morning. >

ed sheeran is opening up in a docuseries, giving fans a glimpse into his life.pay for my food. >> and the successes started happening. everything in my life got so much better when sherry got into it. we reached our peak. her health, it was really bad. and then suddenly, my best friend jamal died. you guys said you wanted to make a documentary, and i went, yeah, it should be me in the studio and we'll play a gig. that's not what the documentary is. >> it got turned into something else there. that will be good. that streams on disney plus on may 3rd, which happens to be two days before he releases his new album "subtract". >> if you are a "ted lasso" fan, you know he never misses a press son. >> i just want to make sure i have this right. you have an american. you have never set foot in england. now being charged with the leadership of a premier league football club despite clearly possessing little knowledge of the game. >> trent crim, "the independent". >> trent crim. >> "the independent". >> yesterday his fellow costars took a trip to the white house to suppor

the red nose days tottenham, the red nose days concept as tired and patronising to africans after ed sheeran his un charitable crusade continued in 2019 when he slammed presenter dooley as duly as a white saviour before doubling down on his attack. in an interview with victoria derbyshire . evokes lots victoria derbyshire. evokes lots , lots of ethnic minorities in britain , a colonial image , a britain, a colonial image, a white, beautiful heroine holding a black child with no agency, no parents in sight, finger in the mouth. actually, if i had children posing, i'd never have them a finger in the mouth completely . and i'm afraid it completely. and i'm afraid it perpetuates that image. so it's that the charity isn't good , but that the charity isn't good, but comic relief is very little to educate . congratulations, mr. educate. congratulations, mr. lammy . thanks to your woke lammy. thanks to your woke virtue signalling once great charity's fund raising figures have plummeted. look at that by thirds . fleet street legend thirds. fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie . me now, kelvin mackenz

the red nose days tottenham, the red nose days concept as tired and patronising to africans after ed sheeran un charitable crusade continued in 2019 when he slammed presenter dooley as duly as a white saviour before doubling down on his attack. in an interview with victoria derbyshire . evokes lots victoria derbyshire. evokes lots , lots of ethnic minorities in britain , a colonial image , a britain, a colonial image, a white, beautiful heroine holding a black child with no agency, no parents in sight, finger in the mouth. actually, if i had children posing, i'd never have them a finger in the mouth completely . and i'm afraid it completely. and i'm afraid it perpetuates that image. so it's that the charity isn't good , but that the charity isn't good, but comic relief is very little to educate . congratulations, mr. educate. congratulations, mr. lammy . thanks to your woke lammy. thanks to your woke virtue signalling once great charity's fund raising figures have plummeted. look at that by thirds . fleet street legend thirds. fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie . me now, kelvin mackenzie.

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