and today another freekick from harry wilson. which i think it's fantastic.n the nations league in dublin last night, and leaves wales top of their group. but boss ryan giggs isn't getting ahead of himselfjust yet. we set out in this nations league to win the group and then see where it took us. so that's good, that we can do it with one game to go, and now the next thing is to look to win it. it won't be easy, and we've got denmark at home. but the cardiff city stadium will be bouncing, i guarantee that, and we're really looking forward to the challenge now. things go from bad to worse for germany, beaten 2—1 by france in paris, antoine griezmann with both goals for the world champions. germany are now on the brink of relegation from their group, and have lost six times in a calendar yearfor the very first time. jose mourinho has been charged for using abusive, insulting or improper language after manchester united's win over newcastle. you might remember that it was a last—gasp win for united that probably saved mourinho's job. the fa used a lip—reader to c

amongst the new wave of welsh talent is liverpool's harry wilson who is looking forward to the challengespaniards will bring. i think everybody wants to play to test themselves, against the quality that they've got all the pitch. whether it be an home of the stadium, they're hoping to get a full house. so we're hoping to put ona full house. so we're hoping to put on a performance to impress the fans. northern ireland are playing austria away on friday, kyle lafferty has ruled himself out of that game. scotland are in israel in the nations league on thursday. much of the build up has centred around leigh griffiths — who withdrew from the squad — citing a lack of fitness. but alex mcleish says he respects the strikers decision. everybody has issues and the personal life and to respect the decision. you know, and i do not wa nt to decision. you know, and i do not want to throw him under a bus. and there was no one a —— no animosity whatsoever. i see his body language, ican whatsoever. i see his body language, i can see him not wanting to. pakistan have a massive lead in the first test after

no bale, but no problem for wales, as a brilliant free—kick from harry wilson helps them to beat ireland

0 while in league b, group4 the republic of ireland lost 1—0 at home to wales with 21 year old harry wilsonom a free kick in the 58th minute, and the welsh were also without their star players gareth bale and aaron ramsey. it's not easy when you are missing quality players like that and now have been results which have not gone oui’ have been results which have not gone our way. without gareth and aaron, there's a chance for the players to come in and prove it is not the case going forward and they did that tonight. we played some really good stuff and the thing i most proud about is that clean sheet, that will to defend and put their bodies on the line. take responsibility for every kick that is made on the field by us. that is myjob. and so that will not change and in terms of questioning, there is no question, i do question everything that happens in the field to look back again to see what we may have a —— may have been able to double a little bit better and hopefully that improvement, it continues. madagascar have qualified for the africa cup of nations for the first time in their hist

it was left then to wales's youngesters to rally in the second period, harry wilson with this free kick player who scored for derby with a similar effort against manchester united in the league cup. that proved the difference, ireland without a win in four matches. world champions france consigned germany to a sixth defeat in ten games, beating them 2—1 in league a in paris. germany's dismal defence of their world cup ended at the group stage in russia but they went ahead after 1a minutes tonight through tony kroos. france struggled to reply, but after an hour's play, antoine griezman found a way through for the equaliser. with ten minutes of normal time left, griezman sealed victory for france with the second penalty of the match. they lead the group, with germany bottom, and also facing relegation. last night, england beat spain in the same competition. today, the u21s rounded off their qualifying campaign for the european championships unbeaten with victory against scotland. 2—0 it finished, they went ahead in the second half thanks to a a superb free—kick from reiss nelson, who's on

frank lampard's side went in 2—0 up at half—time and liverpool loanee harry wilson added to his collection three. it moves derby up to fifth — level on points with west brom in the table and two points off the top two. that defeat for west brom opened the door for leeds to take top spot and they took full advantage. goals in each half from kemar roofe and liam cooper gave them a 2—0 win over bottom side ipswich. preston climbed out of the bottom three with 11—3 victory at home to brentford, but hull remain in the relegation places after losing at bristol city. nottingham forest are up to 7th after their 3—0 win at bolton. danny cipriani has been suspended for three weeks for the high tackle that got him sent off in gloucester‘s champions cup loss to munster. world rugby sanctions normally carry a minimum six—week ban for this type of offence. but it was reduced because of cipriani's "clear disciplinary record" and his "timely expression of remorse". he'll miss three premiership rugby cup games, although it is unlikely he would have been involved. here's what else has been making the headli

harry wilson's wind was a significant as it was spectacular.l definitely avoid relegation with a game diskette —— spare. all an accommodation if you had ever heard of until recently. we set out the nations lead to win the group, and see where it took us. so thatis group, and see where it took us. so that is good that we can do it with one game to go. and now, the next thing is to look to when it, and we are thing is to look to when it, and we a re really thing is to look to when it, and we are really looking forward to the challenge. back in august, ua five's newest eggs —— come edition existed only as a series of colours and arrows in a ufa video. and other way to qualify for european championship. but not everybody understood exactly how. it has proven easy to explain in pictures and graphics. look at the reaction to france's comeback against germany last night. considerably more frenzied than friendly, and the nations lead, teams are of similar strengths. games tend to be more competitive, especially with a trophy at the end of the mix. as w

it was left then to wales's youngesters to rally in the second period, harry wilson with this free kicksimilar effort against manchester united in the league cup. that proved the difference, ireland without a win in four matches. world champions france consigned germany to a sixth defeat in ten games, beating them 2—1 in league a in paris. germany's dismal defence of their world cup ended at the group stage in russia, but they went ahead after 14 minutes tonight through toni kroos. france struggled to reply, but after an hour's play, antoine griezmann found a way through for the equaliser. with ten minutes of normal time left, griezmann sealed victory for france with the second penalty of the match. they lead the group, with germany bottom, and also facing relegation. england have beaten scotland 2—0 in their euro under—21 qualifier at tynecastle in edinburgh. england went ahead in the second half by way of a superb free—kick from reiss nelson, who is on loan to german club hoffenheim from arsenal. the second goal was also quite special, scored by everton‘s kieran dowell. england had qu

this goal from a free—kick from 21—year—old harry wilson was enough to secure a 1—0 victory for waless the most prestigious literary award in the uk — the man booker prize is awarded to the author of the best novel of the year, written in english, and published in the uk. there were six books on this year's shortlist and earlier this evening the 2018 winner was announced. anna burns for her novel milkman. so let's go live to the city of london's guildhall, and join our arts editor will gompertz. welcome to the guildhall where there isa welcome to the guildhall where there is a big pa announcement going on behind me but believe you me this is very excitable, fascinated by the choice of heath slater by anna burns as the winner, it was a shortlist that nobody quite knew who would win but it was a unanimous choice by the judges, the book is sent in the late 19705 judges, the book is sent in the late 1970s in a city full of struggle and sectarian high agreements. it could be northern ireland, it might not be. the protagonist is a 19—year—old girl whose name we don't know, she's just called

harry wilson scored the winner with a second half free—kick.ngland has been delayed, but they are due to have the toss in the next 15 minutes england are 1—up in the series. british heavyweight boxer derek chisora is going to be maanged by his former rival — david haye. haye says he can help him become world champion. that's all the sport for now. children should be taught how to behave around dogs to avoid being attacked — according to a group of mps. they want animal behvioural experts and charities to come up with canine education plans for schools and parents. yesterday the new boss of the rspca called for animal welfare be included in the school curriculum. statistics have shown that children under the age of nine are more likely than any other age group to end up in hospital after being bitten by a dog; some being left with life—changing injuries. let's speak to nigel reed, who is a dog behaviourist and the author of the dog guardian, a guide to a happy, well—behaved dog, and he's brought along his dog rex, who he re—homed after rex was a

harry wilson scored the winner with a second—half free—kick.erek chisora is going to be managed by his former rival, david haye. haye says he can help him become world champion. more rain on england's cricket tour against sri lanka, the third one—day international in kandy has been delayed. england are 1—up in the series. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo is in turkey to discuss the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal kashoggi. mr pompeo held talks with president erdogan a day after discussing the fate of the journalist with leaders in saudi arabia. turkey says jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. president trump has defended the saudi authorities. let's get the latest from our correspondent in istanbul mark lowen. mark, trump saying this is another case of guilt pay for innocence. sorry, it is martinjoining us. and i'm in ankara! hopefully, we've got everything right now. bring this up to date. the us secretary of state has just been to date. the us secretary of state hasjust been in to date. the us

>> absolutely. >> harris: congressman wilson of the great state of south carolina, thank you for setting us out. >> and honored to be here, thank you. >> harris: let's get more reaction on saudi relations going forward. served as ambassador to the saudi arabia under president george w. bush. we are grateful to have your time. and hopefully you got to hear a little bit of my conversation with a congressman because i wanted to read some ground over that now with you. what happens if there is evidence? i'm going to start again because now just in the last little while, there are reports of evidence that we could even learn about details from the turkish government about the death khashoggi, this journalist. what happens if there's evidence that we can point to? >> let me just start by saying that i'm going to express sympathy with the family too. jamaal was in my view an unconscionable what happened to him. it's unconscionable what some saudis have done to put the president of the united states in an unenviable position of having to discuss what amounts to be the murder with the king of sau

. >> my second question is, lieutenant general harris, secretary wilson outlined her plans for 386 squadron air force to us on wednesday morning. last wednesday. the air force leadership calls for reducing the number of tactical airlift squadron by two. but increasing special ops. fixed wing electronic warfare and fixed wing rescue units 17. if the pilot crisis is depleting our experienced aviators, how to the -- how does the air force intend to run these and mitigate risk? >> you bring up a great question, i want to retain the airmen we have now. if we have an aircrew with 10- 15 he -- years experience, it will take another 10 to get that back. we recognize the most important feature that you are asking about is how do we take care of these fantastic airmen and the aviators we have across the services. that is the start we are working with. we also have to get after the foundation. we are improving our capacity to generate new pilots and aircrew members and the ability to observe those. with the requirement to grow based on the strategy which is where secretary wilson is pulling her inform

my second question is lieutenant general harris, secretary wilson outlined her plan for a 386 squadron air force to us on wednesday morning, just this last wednesday. the air force leadership calls for reducing the number of tactical airlift squadrons by two but increasing special ops. fixed wing electronic warfare and fixed wing rescue units by '17. now, if the pilot crisis is depleting our experienced aviators, how does the air force intend to man these new units with senior aviators and mitigate risk across the c-130 force? >> so, ma'am, you bring up a great question. the first thing we want to do is retain the fantastic airmen we have now. if we have an aircrew with 10 or 15 years experience training more would take us 10 to 15 years to get that experience back. so we recognize the most important feature that you're asking about is how do we take care of the fantastic airmen and the aviators we have across all the services. so that's our start we're working with. but we also have to get after the foundation. so we are improving our capacity to generate new pilots and new aircrew me

.> here is the lone raiders highlight of the day.....wilson goes to the endzone....erik harris gets aand on it....and worley picks it off......looks like worley will be that long term starting corner....>4th quarter....seattle up 20- 0.....wilson throws for his third touchdown of the day....this one to tyler lockett and it makes it 27- 0....the rout is on....>later in the quarter....carr was running for dear life most of this game....you probably want him to just go down here.....but he tries to make a run for it....appears to hurt his shoulder....we will have to monitor that......>and that play was a microcosm of a lopsided day for the raiders....i think it's time to panic raidernation..... .oakland falls 27-3....they enter the bye week at 1-5 on the season....> : there was times when i thought our o-line did a great job. i think they fought their tails off. i was able to look for things downfield. they were just playing so deep, abnormally, that we had to check it down a lot. that makes it tough on the o-line. i think there was a lot of circumstances that made it tough o

.> here is the lone raiders highlight of the day.....wilson goes to the endzone....erik harris gets ad on it....and worley picks it off......looks like worley will be that long term starting corner....>4th quarter....seattle up 20- 0.....wilson throws for his third touchdown of the day....this one to tyler lockett and it makes it 27- 0....the rout is on....>later in the quarter....carr was running for dear life most of this game....you probably want him to just go down here.....but he tries to make a run for it....appears to hurt his shoulder....we will have to monitor that......>and that play was a microcosm of a lopsided day for the raiders....i think it's time to panic raidernation..... .oakland falls 27-3....they enter the bye week at 1-5 on the season....> : there was times when i thought our o-line did a great job. i think they fought their tails off. i was able to look for things downfield. they were just playing so deep, abnormally, that we had to check it down a lot. that makes it tough on the o-line. i think there was a lot of circumstances that made it tough on

then in 2015, a guy named harry j. wilson came in, had a a secret meeting with the head of general motors, mary barra that they wanted $8 billion stock buyback and a seat on the board. he was representing a bunch of head funds if. he was on the task force to bail out the auto officer. in his book ratner called overhaul running the bailout he said he was required because he was a republican and that looked good. but he got them -- he insisted that it be an equity not in debt. we the taxpayers then would not be made whole if it had been debt. we lost the money when it was equity. the hedge funds who put no money into the bailout came in demanding this country. general motors since 2015, between then and $201710 billion on buybacks, 68% of their shares and dividends. last thing i will say. millton friedman. when you look at him and understand where he was coming from. there is two i think so this. even before this connection with general motors, you didn't know the first thing about a business organization, first thing about a c

. >> harris: you know guy benson i interviewed congressman wilson yesterday. he said some similar things. we know that senator lindsey graham also has said them with much more vigor, that they seem pretty confident in thinking that saudi arabia had some knowledge or direction or access to what happened to that columnist inside the saudi consulate in turkey what do you make of it all? >> i think it is wise to do a couple things. one, demanding to see answers and facts before we do anything definitive in terms of the u.s. posture is the right thing to do. now, i'm not sure if we should be trusting a saudi internal investigation to determine whether the saudis are responsible. i also think that there is skepticism warranted of the turkish government. skepticism of some of the feuding within the saudi royal family and the president is right to point out that we have american interests with the saudis and our partnership with them on a number of fronts. but, the blanket denial, the shifting story. the fact that this happened inside the consulate and they have lied

. >> harris: you get a lot of pushback even in your own political party, congressman wilson was on with me yesterday talking about what could possibly play if saudi arabia played a role. you know the history, many of them on 9/11 on those attacks. if you look back, that's how people view this. the financial services committee, right on time for breaking news from the president, can you stay? listen to the president talk budget cuts, financial accountability. he wants each of his cabinet members to do something for him. in terms of financial accountability in our government. he wants to cut some of that bloat, let's watch together. >> it will put more pressure on the people gather around the table. i am going to ask each of you to come back with a 5% budget cut from your departments, whether it's the secretary a secretaryn administrator, whatever. i'm going to ask everybody to come back with a 5% cut. i think you will be able to do it. there may be a special exemption perhaps, i don't know who that exemption would be. if you can do more than 5%, some of you will say hey, i can do much mo

harry's welly. tomorrow they have 76 engagements and they also announced they're having a baby. >>> a photo of a man holding a woman's baby has been viewed more than one million times, natasha wilsonure out how to hold the baby and fill out paper work at the same time. look at how he is holding him. >> i love this picture. >> he said he didn't think anything of it. >> yep. >> that is a reminder of what unites us. he said i don't care if the child is blue, green, or purple, this is how i hold children. >> always help someone, too, who is struggling with a baby, paper work, a stroller, all hands on deck. >> what a nice man. >>> the stock market closed down again. new tariffs on chinese goods, but a recent cbs news poll found that 70% of people think it is improving. looking at the policy making and economics, a visiting fellow at the hair damage foundation, he advices president trump on other issues. welcome. >> what a pretty tie. >> you read the book. >> yes, i did. >> thank you, i'm flattered. >> you said in your first meeting with donald trump he wanted to talk taxes. he wanted the tax cut to be bigger and more beautiful than regular tax cuts. you said you had a plan that was pol