joe wilson, bbc news, yorkshire.uctance and disappointment" after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. # sweet caroline # good times never seemed so good the singer, who is 77 tomorrow, has apologised to fans, saying, "this ride has been so good, thanks to you," but says he hopes to continue writing and recording. the oscar nominations are out, and leading the field with 13 nominations is the fantasy romance the shape of water, starring the british actress sally hawkins. the best actor category is dominated by brits — with gary oldman, daniel day—lewis and daniel kaluuya all nominated. and meryl streep, who already has three oscars to her name, has been nominated for the 21st time for her role in the post. our arts editor will gompertz has more. the amphibian fantasy love story the shape of what leads the way with 13 nominations, including best picture. a category which also sees the critically acclaimed dark comedy thriller three billboards outside ebbing, missouri nominated. iwant to go for culture is. as well

our sports correspondent joe wilson was there for us.tself, look, there is conor o'shea, it revolves around these traditional rivalries so what is new this time? england and ireland will play in the final weekend, that could be the decider. wales, with injuries to contend with, face scotland in the opening weekend and that's a resurgent scotland who beat australia twice since the last six nations and they begin this tournament of expectation. that's a bit different. it's pressure, and as captain, ifeel bit different. it's pressure, and as captain, i feel it but it also brings a lot of excitement, we know that if we perform well we can put ourselves in a very good position. but we're not naive enough to think that other countries are not doing the same thing. england go to italy in the first weekend and that result is predictable. is it? could you lose to italy, is that possible? we will be very well prepared and will be physical and brutal and we'll ta ke be physical and brutal and we'll take it to them. england will face them monumental

joe wilson, bbc news, central london.he shape of water" leads the field, with 12 nominations. it's also been announced that joanna lumley will host the awards ceremony, replacing stephen fry, who's stepping down from the role. here's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. the shape of water, a tender science fiction fantasy with britain's sally hawkins playing a mute cleaner who falls in love with a water creature. a best actress nomination for hawkin, one of 12 for the movie, including best film. you have wanted this your entire aduu you have wanted this your entire adult life. no. just behind two films have nine nomination, wartime drama darkest hour where gary oldman and kristin scott thomas are recognised for best actor and best supporting actress. why did you put up supporting actress. why did you put up the billboards. and dark drama three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, like the shape of water, its strongly female led with frances mechanic door nand nominated for best actress, this is a year where unusu

joe wilson, bbc news, loughborough.lotte at kensington palace. the photos were taken by the duchess this morning — shortly before princess charlotte left for her first day of nursery at the willcocks nursery school in south west london. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. hello. we have some more beautiful pictures, this time of the weather. it was a freezing cold start to the day in scotland and this helped these things do form. they are called ice pancakes. they are caused by ad is causing foam which freezes. 0n the satellite picture you get this sense of the lump of cloud creeping its way northwards. the wind is starting to blow in from the south—easterly direction. that will push the cloud northwards. for many areas, it will tend to turn cloudy overnight. across the highlands of scotland, here we will keep some clear skies and temperatures could get down to minus eight celsius. there will be some hill fog patches dotted around the uk. for most of us it isa dotted around the uk. for most of us it is

joe wilson reports. it's a0 celsius and we're outside playing tennis.owhere to hide for kyle edmund. one game at the start of the fourth set against nikoloz basilashvili of georgia lasted 20 minutes — just one game! under the most extreme pressure, in the most extreme conditions, kyle edmund peaked. one of the best rallies of the match. nothing much between the players in world rankings and nothing much between them on court. edmund was 2—1 sets down, but from this moment he took the fourth set 6—0. he's got it. fifth set, 12th game, both men stretched beyond previous limits, so who wilts? who wins. he's done it. edmund conceded that if the tournament had said it was too hot to play he would gladly have stopped, so was it unsafe? edmund is the kind of guy who normally lets his tennis do the talking. it's a tough one. it's professional sport. it's meant to hurt. it's not meant to be easy, that's the whole point of it. but yeah, i guess yeah, i mean, if people do start to become ill then it might be a concern, but as far as i'm aware everyone is just gett

here‘s our sports correspondent, joe wilson. it‘s a0 celsius and we‘re outside playing tennis.t extreme conditions, kyle edmund peaked. one of the best rallies of the match. nothing much between the players in world rankings and nothing much between them on court. edmund was 2—1 sets down, but from this moment he took the fourth set 6—0. he‘s got it. fifth set, 12th game, both men stretched beyond previous limits, so who wilts? who wins. he‘s done it. edmund conceded that if the tournament had said it was too hot to play he would gladly have stopped, so was it unsafe? edmund is the kind of guy who normally lets his tennis do the talking. it‘s a tough one. it‘s professional sport. it‘s meant to hurt. it‘s not meant to be easy, that‘s the whole point of it. but yeah, i guess yeah, i mean, if people do start to become ill then it might be a concern, but as far as i‘m aware everyone is just getting through. and he is through. the australian open said they came close to implementing their extreme heat policy. edmund‘s endurance impressed many. who described it as the biggest win of

joe wilson reporting there.ootball and arsene wenger says that a deal to take alexi sanchez to manchester united is likely to happen with the possibility of thitaryanjoining happen with the possibility of thitaryan joining the gunners as pa rt thitaryan joining the gunners as part of the deal. sanchez is out of contract in june and part of the deal. sanchez is out of contract injune and is thought to have agreed personal terms with the old trafford club. i have worked on transfers for 30 yea rs. i have worked on transfers for 30 years. it is likely to happen. but any moment, minute, things can break down. that is how the transfer market is. so, as long as it is not over the line. you have to accept that it can also not happen. this kind of things are never guaranteed. this would be an exchange of players. i think that one would replace the other. we still are on the transfer market after that. yes. west ham's striker andy carroll is likely to be out for a month after injuring his ankle. he has made one appearanc

our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. report aiming to end any historical myths in horse racingthey have analysed 14 years of horse racing results. horse racing results. performance of male and female jockeys they cannotjust about even. jockeys they cannotjust about even. so why therefore are almost 95% of rides taken by men? rides taken by men? professionaljockey has been frustrating. frustrating. some trainers that do not use female. female. disadvantage because fewer trainers are willing to users. are willing to users. and nine races spread over different courses around the country. courses around the country. exclusively for female jockeys. of what the sport is doing to improve diversity. improve diversity. top so they do not even tried to begin with. begin with. the lads getting more opportunities and they give up along the way. and they give up along the way. not see it, that holds true with female jockeys. female jockeys. blatant discrimination and what can be done about that? be done about that? are putting in place now then we can take action against them. take action a

here‘s our sports correspondent joe wilson has more.ans more than ever to british sport. an audience gathered to hear the targets. lizzie arnold gold was one of four one in 2014. five at least are expected this time. can we really be winning more medals? it‘s got to stop somewhere, hasn‘t it? more medals? it‘s got to stop somewhere, hasn't it? it's a really good question. you think is it possible to keep going? i think the great thing with the winter olympics and paralympics is it still a games thatis and paralympics is it still a games that is developing very much in great britain. we‘ve had some really impressive results over the past few olympic games and paralympic games but we are seeing more consistency now. speed skater elise christie could win two medals for britain and harrowing. as for the winter paralympics, the medal target is at least seven. but there‘s always more to be played for. you make connections where you see them. what we see is the sense that it is a high—class sport with a higher purpose. it tells you something a

joe wilson, bbc news. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc2 in a few moments. here's evan davis. heard of bitcoin — the digital currency that appears to conjure up money from nothing — but we'll look at the other wacky speculation going on in the world of cryptocurrencies. it's been called ‘the dot—com boom on steroids‘, why is it so bedazzling to shareholders? join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. welcome to sportsday. coming up, a blow to spurs as they are held to a 1-1 blow to spurs as they are held to a 1—1 draw by west ham. the story of the afghan player of his football career began in a refugee camp. and we live in sydney we re refugee camp. and we live in sydney were spread out the advantage yet again heading into the second day of the fifth and final ashes test. good evening. we start with tonight's premier league. despite only 48 hours of rest since the last game, there was notjust bought —— there were not just game, there was notjust bought —— there were notjust one but two stunning strikes at wembley this evening. tottenham snat

from the kind of welcome he would have got in brisbane, so that logic may have played into things. joe wilsonthank you. staying with england, the one—day side are in brisbane looking to build on their opening win and take a 2—0 lead in the series against australia. and with the t20 series still to come, there's lots of cricket still to play. jonny bairstow says it's important to keep their minds fresh. it's not something that you want to think about too much because if you think you are tired, more often than not it will catch up with you, so you have to keep going about your daily routine and getting the same ball is in the nets and working on the same things. it's important to understand people within the group because if someone goes off or a couple of days, you can say, are you all right, because when you are way for such a long period of time and you have people going back home and people in another squad coming, people in another squad coming, people who are in a one day but not a test, it changes the vibe a bit and it's important to note your team—mates and how they operate. now to a s

joe wilson, bbc news, central london. that's all the sport for now.nning to knock at the door —— manchester city. thank you for that, olly. the number of people waiting more than four hours in accident and emergency departments in scotland reached a record high in the last week of 2017. new figures show only 78% of patients were seen within the government's four—hour target, the lowest proportion since weekly data started being published three years ago. here's our scotland editor sarah smith. busy accident & emergency departments in scotland mean patients are facing their longest recorded waiting times. last week, over 100,000 patients waited more than four hours to be seen. nearly 300 waited longer than 12 hours, figures described today as a disgrace. the figures out today are for the week ending in hogmanay, a very, very challenging week for our health service, flu really beginning to kick in that week. for example, 40% increase in calls to the scottish ambulance service on hogmanay alone. of course, our staff are working extremely hard on the fron

antagonism of many democrats the president shouldn't inflame already smoking embers many recall rep joe wilson's shouting out you lie during one of president obama's state of the union addresses it was by any reasonable standard pretty bad form the u.s. house of representatives where the speech is delivered is not the u.k.'s house of commons where booing and hissing cat calls and shout out sorry regular regimen the state of the union address should be a place for inside voices and making progress for our nation but this isn't just about being respectful of the speech of venue or of those in the room it's most importantly about doing the right thing for our nation and the only true way to make long term positive progress is to work with members of both political parties that's particularly important on an issue that president trump has touted all the way back to the twenty sixteen campaign infrastructure reform today the president and his administration has only provided a six pages six pages of bullet points on infrastructure it's a trillion dollar plan for gosh sakes six pages come on that need

joe wilson, bbc news. sydney. captain joe root went for 83, and jonny bairstow for five, as england closed on 233 for five. australia have already won the series, after england lost the first three tests. patrick gearey reports from sydney. this is a city almost surrounded by water, just not typically from above. strangely murky in sydney, a morning to wait undercover. when it dried, joe root chose to stay indoors and send his opening batsman out. mark stoneman looked in particularly good nick until he got a particularly bad nick. 24, just the start. and so to the curious case of james vince, a batsman who's looked better in pictures than numbers, whose beauty is often followed by a beast. that is an awful shot. this has been england's ashes trouble from tranquillity. nowjosh hazlewood thought he had alastair cook. the umpire didn't, but the technology backed the bowler — marginal and maybe crucial. so root, who had earlier chosen to bat, had plenty of it to do. this was 50 — handy, but the celebration tol

our sports correspondent, joe wilson, is at lord‘s. what are people saying about this announcement?would allow for the criminal proceedings to unfold to reach a conclusion before they considered ben stokes to be available for selection for england. we know that he has been charged by the cps with affray so he will appear before magistrates, it is likely there will be some for —— sort of trial. the ecb is saying nobody knows how long the criminal the seedings will take to reach their proceedings. they say it is not fair or proportionate to stop ben stokes playing for england, so stop ben stokes playing for england, so he will fly out to new zealand to be available for twenty20 international is next month. he has already been in new zealand playing domestic cricket in canterbury and the ecb have said they have no objection to him potentially playing cricket in the ipl in india in the spring. i think the ecb are thinking in that context, can we wait a long period before ben stokes is available to us? and in terms of practicality, it ben stokes had gone out of the ashes, he would have f

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell.

joe wilson, bbc news, in yorkshire. shape of water, starring the british actress sally hawkins. the best actor category is dominated by british performers — with gary 0ldman, daniel day—lewis and daniel kaluuya all nominated. and meryl streep, who already has three 0scars to her name, has been nominated for the 21st time in her career — as our arts editor, will gompertz, tells us. guillermo del toro‘s amphibian fantasy love story the shape of water leads the way, with 13 0scar nominations, including best picture. this is the most sensitive asset ever to be housed in this facility. so, mildred hayes, why did you put up these billboards? a category which also sees the critically acclaimed dark comedy thriller three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri nominated. ..saw an actual crime. i want to go where culture is... as well as the coming—of—age drama lady bird. well, writers live in the woods... good to see an old brother around here. also short—listed is the horror mystery get out. ah, yes. and a couple of british world

joe wilson, bbc news. we stay with the weather theme. we ta ke we stay with the weather theme.e take a look at it with sarah keith—lucas. from seeking shade to needing shelter in these temperatures? some of us have blue sky and sunshine but temperatures are pretty chilly and more wintry weather on the cards. this is the scene in dunblane in stirling, a lot of lying snow around there. the met office hasissued snow around there. the met office has issued an amber warning, be prepared, for disruptive weather due to snow and ice, particularly across this region of the south—west of scotland, where we could see another 10—15 centimetres of snow falling on top of what is already there. let's take a look at snow depths, what's lying out there on the northern half of the country. 36 centimetres in parts of the highlands, 22 centimetres in northern ireland, three centimetres in bingley, in west yorkshire. there's a lot of wintry weather, snow and ice across many northern and north—western parts of the country. further south and east, sunny skies, blue skies out there. it's feeling almos

. >> it seems like there is an expectation that someone will pull a joe wilson on him. >> it seems more likely to come from the gallery and not the members. but i do agree that the kind of media attention that the media had previously been showered on, they say the union address is not there any more, but this is stishl a special night. i believe -- i still have good memories of 5:30 on the night of the state of the union address, the map within the blue goose podium. practicing the times, the pauses, and the pronunciation of names. >> the or story was cropping up, and you know it will overshadow the speech, do you just plow through it? >> yes, don't let someone else affect the agenda that you worked so hard on. don't be disconnected. this f there was a crisis where america and the world are paying attention to, don't look disconnected for that, but but i invite a debate for something that you're involved in that does not relate -- >> even if it is a subtle message, we're going to jump on it. >> this is also something else we would be doing the night before, trying to pick up exerts of

from that lectern it's also going to be the messages coming out from the crowd we all members joe wilson's you lie that took the headlines the next day there's going to be a lot of subliminal messages also coming i think we've already seen it tonight malani a trump just walk down the stairways in a white suit now because i am female i obviously like what she's wearing and she wears white traditionally but tonight it means something different considering we just came off the grammys or a lot of the women in solidarity were all wearing white and so when the president is already saying these not going to focus on the great strides women have made in twenty seventeen in regards to sexual abuse in the workplace maligning i just sent that message right there and i guarantee that it's going to be one of those messages sent and more powerful than anything her husband could have said larry is donald trump in your friendship with him over the years always been a guy that rises to the occasion. he seems to he's had bankruptcy's he's had charges against say if you couldn't do that thing with billy bus

england since the incident, is expected to join the squad in february. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilsont isa it is a good question, and it may well seem illogical to some cricket followers. the ecb were waiting to see what the cps decided before they took their next step. we know there isa took their next step. we know there is a charge for ben stokes of affray that he is indeed contesting, and in that he is indeed contesting, and in that context of the ecb are faced with a decision. whilst they wait for the trial, which could be a year ahead, do they let their star player, who they are paying centrally, to sit on the sidelines? they have said they do not think it is there or proportionate to do that, and so he is available for selection again. we have seen him playing club cricket in new zealand already, whilst under investigation. clearly representing england is a significant step up. there is the image that it projects, but also the practicalities and complexities, and it is likely that in the mansour heads stokes will miss training, matches even to attend court. —— in the months ahe

joe wilson, bbc news.ashes test in sydney. captain joe root went for 83, and jonny bairstow for five, as england closed on 233 for five. australia have already won the series, after england lost the first three tests. patrick gearey reports from sydney. this is a city almost surrounded by water, just not typically from above. strangely murky in sydney, a morning to wait undercover. when it dried, joe root chose to stay indoors and sent his opening batsman out. mark stoneman looked in particularly good nick until he got a particularly bad nick. 2a, just a start. and so to the curious case of james vince, a batsman who looks better in pictures than numbers, whose beauty is often followed by a beast. that is an awful shot. this has been england's ashes trouble from tranquillity. nowjosh hazlewood thought he had alastair cook. the umpire didn't, but the technology backed the bowler, marginal and maybe crucial. so root, who had earlier chosen to bat, had plenty of it to do. this was 50, handy, but the celebrati

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell.allenging weather across the british isles at the moment, here is the scene in northern ireland and the scene in northern ireland and the met office have issued a number warning for northern ireland and scotla nd warning for northern ireland and scotland for snow and ice through the remainer of today and into tomorrow morning. take a look at the satellite picture and you can see where the showers have been piling in thick and fast. the amber triangles remind you of the areas that will possibly be most treacherous but not exclusively as we go through the remainer of today. snow showers affecting many parts of northern scotland, eastern areas enjoying sunshine, more snow showers for northern ireland and some pushing into northern england too. further south, showers also wintry but tending to be a mixture of more rain, sleet, snow and hail as we get into southern england. iforgot into southern england. i forgot to mention as well that some of those snow showers coming into western scotla

here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. andy murray in brisbane, departing.ould not stand up to the pressure of a tournament. when murray limped to defeat at wimbledon last summer, we thought he'd be back. after all, he stands for resilience, whatever the state of his body. six months on, he's still not played another competitive match. today, murray — in his official statement — admitted he's not yet ready to compete and he's flying home to assess all the options. that suggests surgery. so, does this look like the end? it is very sad when someone has to retire, and i'm assuming this is the end of his career, and it may not be. so, you know, forgive me, but i've got a new hip and it's just an awful long way back. it's a real uphill struggle from here. the australian open is busy promoting itself. tennis must go on. although it's a sport heavily reliant on over—30s for its marketing, and that's not a long—term solution. johanna konta will still carry british hopes at the australian open. well, perhaps. she withdrew from her match in brisbane overnight, with su

>> i respect a walkout a hell of a lot more than i respect the joe wilson you lie moment. >> you mightat tonight from democrats. >> you might. i would rather they walk out. >> do we know what democrats are going to do tonight? i respect that there may be loose canons or maybe more. i don't think that helps the democratic party right now. i think they're poised for a wave election if they can bring a positive, optimistic message to the american people. right now they haven't shown it. they've shown resist, resist, resist. >> i think you have to resist first before you can reach positivity. he is representing something that none of us stand for. if we're honest about it, kevin, you don't even stand for a lot of what he pushes out. first you have to resist. then you turn the page and go in a different direction. walk out that door first. >> donald trump has been blessed by his opponents. he has got just as exciting opponents as he is. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead here on cnn, some lawmakers making their own silent statement, wearing pins with the name "recy" on them in memory of

rooney, representative lloyd e, representative claudia tenney, glenn thompson, representative brad, joe wilson, and representative luke messer. do we have a pro-life congress or what? thank you. >> thank you very much. more than ever it is important to hear that our lawmakers hear from pro-life americans especially young people. when you finish marching today stop by their offices and let them know and those who aren't here, maybe they need to know more, let them know you stand for life. this advocacy has long been part of the march for life. turn your attention back to the jumbotron and we will identify four people who participated in the march '45 years ago, the first march for life, take a look at the jumbotron. >> in 1973, the roe versus wade decision was set down by the supreme court imposing abortion on all 50 american states. a small group of concerned citizens mobilize on the first anniversary of roe versus wade to give witness to the unjust decision and proclaim the truth that love saves lives. >> this meeting of local grassroots people when we got there that day, 300 buses came from

remember when that joe wilson that congressman yelled out you lied?. >> laura: they went crazy. speaking of haiti, we are mentioning these countries, send people fleeing their shores because they are so corrupt. >> right. >> laura: one of our producers went down to little haiti today in new york and asked about trump versus clinton. >> hillary clinton is worse. >> why? >> because she put someone in power that doesn't fit at all. the guy doesn't even want to be president. >> what's his name? >> his name is sweet mckee. he tried to give mrs. clinton broader, you know, go ahead our cover. >> do you think the money that they raised made to the haitian people? >> no. >> these people fled a country that they know is in horrible condition. failed them. they know the president is right. they are in america for a reason. i think we are on the right track here. >> laura: tammy bruce, thank you so much. we'll be right back. you don't want to miss this photo coming up. >> laura: i love ending up friday with amazing news. one of our producers nick robinson and his

joe wilson. i think the democrats look like the media, out of touch with the american people.f he deserves more credit for the success, and then the media is saying it is gloomy, dark, poisonous. there's a huge disconnect. you had to big-time pollsters both say home run. if he continues to perform like this, the republican party may save the house and senate and he's going to even win reelection. not only did they not clap at some of those moments you brought up about rising wages and more jobs, they didn't clap when there was talk about a pathway to citizenship, lowering drug prices, they didn't clap about destroying isis. they didn't clap about the recovery of steve scalise, one of their own colleagues. think about that. >> kimberly: unbelievable. it >> jesse: it's almost like you can applaud -- >> juan: i think they did. it >> jesse: not what i sow. check that day. you can still applaud the success of america but you don't have to agree with everything trump says. it's almost like they agree more about their party than they do about the country. imagine if the democrats did

the democrats call joe wilson a racist for yelling out "you lie" during the state of the union speechmorgan freeman implied he was a racist by -- can you imagine what they were saying if obama hadd spent ten months investigating collusion, people like trey gowdy have not been able to define? canyo you imagine how this couny would be? have made this point before. the country would be on fire. i just want you to put on your thinking caps and imagine if the shoe were on the other foot what you would behe saying if this we about president obama giving this evidence. >> sean: this is an island show but i've gotta believe the media can't ignore thisth for mh longer. you have a primary fixed, you have the email server, we we kw felonies were committed. it's incontrovertible, no and vacuity. that is affixed by comey and strzok for hillary. this dossier was designed to manipulate, lie to, and use brush and lies paid for by hillary to break that election. >> it was probably used in advance of the election so that it would be leaked and harmed donald trump so that he wouldn't win. think about th

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that moment didn't make joe wilson look like a leader of the future. >> right. know that joe kennedy expected to give the rebuttal to the state of the union. what do we expect to hear from the democrats to count ter message of president trump to tout which is mostly on the economic front, i sag the stock market is doing great, jobs in the u.s. what do you think democrats say in response? maria, go ahead. >> oh, so, i apologize. i think the democrats will look very closely at what it means. a lot of economic booms we have seen have been inherited from a lot of the obama administration. we're also going to -- i think kennedy's going to talk about who we are as a country, what patriotism means, you're caring for fellow americans. talking about health care, talking about the tax cut that folks are receiving and obviously immigration. >> all right. a lot to watch out for come tuesday night and watch it right here. charlie, maria teresa, kirk, thank you very much for joining us this sunday evening. that will do it for this week. join me next sunday for the major stori

. >> neil: so you're talking about congressman joe wilson who shouted out "you lied, mr. president." at least he attended the speech. >> well, you can argue that. but look, the president of the united states leads our country. we need to listen to him, whether we agree with him or not, and whether we support him or not. we ought to show him the respect that the president, the office of the president deserves. >> neil: so for those 12 colleagues that are not coming, is that showing respect or they entitled to do whatever they want? >> they're entitled to do whatever they want. we never have, i think, either party have everybody present for one reason or another. but in any event, they're entitled to do what they want to do. >> neil: all right. the president will do a lot of crowing about the tax cuts saying they're working. nancy pelosi has called it chump change, a lot of people think $1,000 is not chump change or crumbs. what do you think of that? >> i don't think $1,000 is chump change, neil. when you compare it to what the upper 1% got, you're talking about $23 a week

look, the democrats still call joe wilson a racist for yelling out "you lie" during the state of theon speech actor morgan freeman implied i want to make him a one term president. can you imagine if obama had spent 10 months investigating collusion which nobody can define which apparently people like trey gowdy has not yet been able to define yet. can you imagine how this country would be? i think i have made this report before on your show, sean, the country would be on fire. all the lefts, i would want you to put on your thinking canned and imagine if the shoe were on the other foot if the evidence was president obama this flimsy this lame this week. >> sean: i got to believe that the media can't ignore this for much longer. you have a primary fixed. you have the email server. we know felonies were committed. it's in convo vertable. no ambiguity. >> right. >> sean: that's a fix in by comey and strzok for hillary. this was designed to manipulate, lie to and use russian lies paid for by hillary to rig that election. >> probably used in advance of the election so it would be leaked an

here's joe wilson.for selection. we now know that ben stokes has been charged with affray and will come before magistrates at some point in the future, and in that context the ecb decided it would not be reasonable not to consider him for selection while they wait for those proceedings to reach their conclusion. the poll may ask what has changed in terms of ben sto kes‘ ask what has changed in terms of ben stokes' status, now that he is available to go to new zealand but wasn't for the ashes. maybe it is practicalities, the level of scrutiny from the media and public that he might have faced in new zealand would have been less then he would face in brisbane and england have already seen ben stokes place in domestic cricket in new zealand for canterbury, why, they might ask, should we not get the benefit of him? theo walcott has completed his move to everton from arsenal on a three and half year deal. the forward had 12 years at the gunners scoring 108 goals in 397 appearances. he's sam allardyce's secon

joe wilson song of france was taken to five sets by canadian teenager demist shop alone in the second round the thirty two year old former runner was beaten by the eighteen year old in the second round of last year's us open saw was akin to let that happen again he came back in the cider after trailing five two to close a victory. over in the women's strong number two seed caroline wozniak he survived a real scare in the second round the former world number one was up against melbourne park debutant a young effect that gratian ranked one hundred and nineteen in the world won the opening set and thirty three minutes was a akki they'll fall back to take the second and then same to match point as she battled back from five one down decider to close out the match three six. six to seven. and i just thought to myself you know what at this point. don't make her a winner. don't give it to her. when i remember someone had to first threw out her hair you know i'm still for formal ball somewhere in a room on our home or in the game so i'm so i'm just transparent process phones. fifteen year old

representative joe wilson, representative lee zeldin and representative luke messer.hat? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you guys very much. now, more than ever, it is important that our lawmakers hear from them. be sure to stop by their offices and let them know. those who aren't here, maybe they need to know more. let them know you stand for life. this type of advocacy has been been of the march for life. i would like to turn your attention to the jumbo tron and we're going to be interviewing four people who participated in the march 45 years ago the very first march for life. take a look on the jumbo tron. >> on january 22nd, 1973 the row versus wade decision was handed down by the u.s. supreme court apposing abortion on all 50 american states. a small group of concerned citizens organized on the first anniversary to give witness on the unjust decision and proclaim the truth that love saves lives. >> it grew out of this meeting a local grassroots people and we got there that day and over 300 buss came from all over the country mostly from the northeast corridor wh

maybe that joe wilson moment when he shouted out, you lie, at president obama which was so notable. you see supreme court justice steven breyer who has attended most often these events. they don't have to attend. it's a matter of preference. supreme court ginsberg is not here, she's in rhode island. this is a big question. he's got foreign policy challenges and a domestic policy to sell the tax cuts in the economy. >> yeah, four members of the supreme court attending tonight. tom, as we await the president to take the podium, he will have a short amount of time in this laundry list of a year of midterm elections. >> i've been watching him since he was 34 years old, and at the end of the day, he considered himself one of the greatest salesmen in the world, t. the fact that he sells sizzle rather than substance doesn't get in his way. even during the ups and downs in all of this, he has not lost faith in himself. this speech tonight is expected to be different from what we've been hearing from him. we'll see how he carries out that speech in the days to come. that's the important part

remember that joe wilson moment when he shouted out "you lie" at president obama, which was so notable. you see there supreme court justice stephen breyer, who has among all the supreme court justices attended most often these events. they don't have to attend. it's a matter of personal preference. ruth bader ginsburg is up in rhode island at an appearance tonight, so she's not here. but he always makes sure that he is here. as we see the president approaching the podium, this is a big question. he's got foreign policy challenges and a domestic policy to sell, tax cuts and the economy. >> four members of the supreme court attending tonight. tom, as we await the president to take the podium, she'll have a short amount of time on this laundry list in a year of midterm locations. >> i've been watching him since he was 34 years old. he considers himself one of the great salesmen in the world. the fact that he sells sizzle more than substance doesn't get in his way. he has utter confidence in what he's saying. that's how he got to be president, even in the ups and downs in all of this, he h

pyongyang were these massive billboards, political propaganda ones, and one of them, i don't know if joe wilson is here, but he took a picture of one of those posters, and it was a north korean soldier putting a bayonet in the head of an american soldier, and we knew it was an american soldier because his helmet said usa on it. it was very frightening, very scary. we mentioned it to the north korean authorities. one thing stuck in my mind, when we were talking about the nuclear program, we never did meet with the dear leader, but we met with his next person, whose name was i think also kim. we were told blankly, and it was the one thing i came home from -- he said saddam hussein didn't have nuclear weapons, and look how he wound up. and it really, really showed me a bit of a mindset how they really think nuclear weapons are the key to being players. otherwise, south korea would run circles around them because of the prosperity and the economic opportunities and the dynamism of the seoul regime. but even back then, this was about 12 years ago, talked about nuclear weapons as their key to success