congressman joe wilson. ngressman wilson so good to have you here on important day and important time. what are the odds on denuclearization actually happening on this go-round? >> here, here. trish, i'm so grateful to be with you on this incredible day, you're so correct this is incredible. trish: it is. so what do you think comes of this, if anything? i mean will this be one of many meetings? is this going to be an opportunity to get something massive accomplished right here and now? how do you see the timetable playing out? >> well incredible change already. we know a year ago otto warmbier was killed. we had three hostages released. even something small today, i saw the people of pongyang able to see newspapers about the this summit. i was there and newspapers are hidden from the people. this is incredible that they now see there is a summit with president donald trump. trish: you know, we've had presidents interact with north korea in the past, though know sitting president. you think about president cli

leland: south carolina congressman joe wilson joins us now. thanks for joining us. we appreciat first things first, are you okay with the administration's policy of separating families at the border? >> actually, this is the obama policy and so it is now just a made a political tool and it is today's political tool. leland: congressman, i appreciate that's a talking point. it's a pretty simple question. it's up to the administration whether or not they enforce this policy of not tear it are you okay with them and forcing it yes or no? >> absolutely it should be enforced. but for people violating the law in using -- it's illegal use of asylum this wouldn't occur. we need to stop people at the border and protect families in the young people of other countries. we need to enforce the borders. leland: okay. part of enforcing the border is money for border wall of them as part of either one of these bills coming before congress. either the goodlatte bill the goodlatte bill, what has been a compromise bill. are you okay with both of them are one or the other? >> actually,

joe wilson, bbc news, west london.hed television programme of this year with more than 18 million people tuning into bbc one towards the end, as harry kane scored his last—minute goal. it secured england their first victory in the opening game of a major tournament since 2006. the squad are now back in their base at repino, where they're focusing on their next game against panama on sunday. our sports editor, dan roan, reports. england returning to their repino training base this morning, their world cup campaign up and running. they may have left it late but harry kane's dramatic stoppage time header in volgograd last night secured a first opening—match victory at the tournament since 2006. substitute marcus rashford had helped regain the initiative for england when he came on in the second half. and today the manchester united striker told me just how much the result meant. it's unbelievable and i think when you score, there's nothing that really matches scoring a late winner. i think the fans all can sense that and

joe wilson, bbc news.we get the win early on in the series and particularly when we show characteristics when it's not our day, that we still can't get ourselves over the line so that's very important for us. it's tough being against australia, they are normally a very strong side and today was the case, it was a really competitive game and it was played in the right spirit. when the world cup kicks off tomorrow in russia, the united states national side will be watching it from their living rooms for the first time in more than three decades. but today, americans had reason to celebrate. ajoint bid between the us, canada and mexico was selected to host the 2026 world cup following a ballot in moscow. our sports news correspondent, richard conway, was there. the member associations of canada, mexico and usa have been selected. . .. united in victory, mexico and the united states and canada can now prepare to host the 2026 world cup, a prize that they insist we'll turbo—charge football in north america and

joe wilson, bbc news.32 to win the second one day international at hove, with centuries from tammy beaumont and sarah taylor helping the home side to 331 for 6 from their 50 overs. but in reply, an unbeaten century from opener lizelle lee has helped south africa to 160 for 2 after 30 overs. and fresh from their historic victory over england on sunday scotland are chasing 205 to beat pakistan in their t20 international in edinburgh. pakistan reached 204 for 4 from their 20 overs, with captain sarfraz ahmed top scoring with 89 from only 49 balls. a few moments ago, scotland were 97 for 4 after 15 overs. back to football and it was a 100th cap to remember for scotland women's captain rachel corsie. scotland came back from two—nil down to win their world cup qualifier against poland 3—2. the victory keeps them just three points behind group leaders switzerland, who they'll play next at home. only the top team in each group will gain automatic qualification for the 2019 world cup in france. wales will look to g

. >> joe wilson of south carolina. >> thank you for your service. it's very personal to me the significance of afghanistan. that is the attacks of 9/11 at kurt from a cave. osama bin laden operating out of a cave to attack the people of the united states. to me, the success of what you're trying to do is important. i am grateful my former national guard unit led by a -- serve there for a year. and developed extraordinary appreciation of the people in the talents of the people of afghanistan. am grateful my youngest son the second lieutenant hunter wilson served as an engineer. i have seen it from the ground up to see the potential that we had. it is so important. it does relate to the global war on terror's. the focus on the isis campaign has been in syria and iraq but isis has a foothold in afghanistan continues to launch attacks. to what extent is the islamic state province a threat to stability and security of afghanistan? >> estimates are broad but perhaps 2000 up to 5000 exist. they have some other terrorist groups whether it's the tele- banner

congressman joe wilson and tom rice. sonal relationship to joe, alan wilson. [applause] good job alan. he's looking good. south carolina secretary of state mark cameron. thank you mark. and candidate for lieutenant governor pamela everett. pamela. thank you and finally, the person we are all here for today, a man who truly was with me from the beginning. there was no doubt about it. he was there right from the beginning. you know, we won the state of south carolina by a lot. [applause] both in the primary and in the general election. we had to run the whole east coast and we got south carolina and north carolina. we love north carolina. we got pennsylvania and we got florida. we started off at night, donald trump has won the state of florida. [applause] they went whoa. they just lost florida. and you know they said? don't worry about it. north carolina is a firewall. south carolina we have no chanc chance. so we won south carolina, thank you very much and the firewall wasn't much of a firewall in north carolina so i want

congressman joe wilson and tom rice. heers and applause] south carolina attorney general, a very close personal relationship, joe allen wilson. good job,a, allen. secretary of state mark hammond. thank you, mark. and candidate for lieutenant governor pamela evans. pamela. finally the person we are all here for today, a man who truly was with me from the beginning, there was no doubt about it, he was there right from the beginning. we won the state of south carolina by a lot. [cheers and applause] both in the primaries and in the general elect. we won. and we had to run the whole east coast and we got south carolina and north carolina. we love north carolina. we got pennsylvania and florida. we started off that night, donald trump has won the state of florida. right? and they go, whoa! , whoa! they just last florida. you know what they said? don't worry about it. they said north carolina is the fire wall. south carolina we have no chance. but north carolina. so we won south carolina, thank you very much. and the fire wall

joe wilson reports, here we are at a sun—drenched edgbaston as this blistering summer of white ball cricketver stuff, we go into a 20 over phase against the australians here. lots of factors behind england's resurgence but a big one has to be paul farbrace. he doesn't have a middle name but if it did have it could well be positivity. he has given the players so much mental energy behind—the—scenes. in this twenty20 phase trevor bayliss, the head coach, is taking a break and so farbrace steps up to be the boss. bayliss is going to step down permanently at the back end of the 2019 summer. so would it be a logical step for farbrace just to step up to the role then? i'm sure there would be some very experienced coaches from all over the world and in angus reckitt, if i was even considered it would be great. —— and in english cricket. there are a lot of experienced and very good coaches around the world and english cricket and they are doing a fantasticjob. just because i'm involved in the setup now does not give me a divine right to believe i have a better chance than anybody else. i don't see

joe wilson, bbc news, west london. well, it's been quite a third set.ter almost a year out with that hip injury. at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta went out in the first round. she was beaten by the defending champion petra kvitova 6—3, 6—4, as she continues her preparations ahead of wimbledon. heather watson's disappointing season continued with defeat to lesia tsurenko in the first round. it was a tight match, with the first set going to a tie—break and only a single break of serve in the second. heather watson searching for her best form of course with wimbledon around the corner now. back now to 0lly in moscow. day six of the world cup. many thanks indeed, john. the world cup, the game so thick and fast you have no time did dwell on anything. a lot of the chat, especially those with england hats on, with about a few of those challenges that harry kane, england captain, suffered in the tunisian box. wrestled, manhandled to the ground. should've got a penalty, perhaps, with the ve day are, they dew assisted referee. why d

joe said let's cross over to moscow with jonathan crane our world cup correspondent standing by joe wilson your guys win means saudi arabia and egypt are among the first nations eliminated from the world cup how much of a blow will that be to fans who travel all the way to russia. well of course they'll be disappointed nobody wants to go out of the tournament so i rarely do they i think if you're a saudi arabia found the writing was probably on the wall after that five day five you know the fates against russia they can at least take some heart from a much improved performance against uruguay i think the more disappointed fans will be seen so many of them wandering around the streets of moscow with their fairy costumes on they had such high hopes for most salah that's how does the magic strike obviously it didn't help that he missed the first game through injury but he really didn't deliver against russia either he was really kept very quiet in that they say there will be disappointment but look one thing we have noticed at this tournament lots of fans supporting other countries they're ju

congressman joe wilson and tom price. [cheers & applause] south carolina attorney general, a very close personal relationship to joe. alan wilson. [cheers & applause] good job, alan. he's looking good. south carolina secretary of state, mark hammond. [cheers & applause] thank you, mark. candidate for lieutenant governor, pamela evitt. pamela. [cheers & applause] thanks, pamela. and finally, the person we're all here for today, a man who truly was with me from the beginning. there was no doubt about it. he was there right from the beginning. you know, we won the state of south carolina by a lot. both in the primaries, both in the primaries and in the general election. we had the run of the whole east coast and we got south carolina and we got north carolina. we love north carolina. we got pennsylvania and we got florida. we started off that night, donald trump has won the state of florida. right? and they go whoa! they just lost florida. you know what they said? don't worry about it. north caroli north carolina -- they said

joe wilson reports. in this format.. cricket may feel isolated neglect, scottish cricket may feel isolated neglect, the authorities cut the world cup next year to ten team, scotla nd world cup next year to ten team, scotland aren't in it. england hope to win it. but for hours in edinburgh it was scotla nd but for hours in edinburgh it was scotland who looked like the world's number one ranked nation. not england. macleod, his family roots in the outer hebrides he was trying to hit the ball there. he made 140 in scotland's 371ment their highest ever score. when buenos aires sprinted to 100 england's chase seemed simple but then wickets, scotla nd seemed simple but then wickets, scotland removed men who could have w011 scotland removed men who could have won the match for england. moeen ali aiming forthe won the match for england. moeen ali aiming for the boundary, failing. eight down. six runs needed. anyone down. sharif bowling. wa and england all out. this day was all about scotland. to have the number one tale in our

joe wilson as the oval, thank you. you can follow the cricket of the bbc website. more in the next hour. thank you very much. we have the business news coming up shortly. just a reminder of the headlines here on a busy lunchtime. angry scenes in the house of commons in the last aerosol as the brexit debate grew heated. snp mps walked out of the chamber after their leader was expelled by the speaker. sodium led troops in yemen have begun a major assaults to force hootie rebels out of the key port of head either. and in the business news, dixons carphone has admitted to a huge data breach involving 5.9 million payment cards and 1.2 million personal data records. it is investigating the hacking attempt which began injuly last year. the company says so far there is no evidence that any of the ca rd have there is no evidence that any of the card have been used fraudulently. earlier, dixons carphone shares fell bya earlier, dixons carphone shares fell by a lost 40%. the cost of living in the uk has held steady for the month of may, the inflation figure released by the of

let's bring in joe barrato and carolina wilson. joe, we talk about the global events happening, central-bank meetings this week as well. are any of these international events investable? what bearing to they have on your short-term or long-term strategy on international stocks? joe: i think the trends are definitely changing for investors. start thinking about looking at overseas. the point that were just brought up about looking at the individual countries, that is a great way for investors to be able to do that. when you see the dollar on decline and inflation on the rise, that is a sign that international markets are strengthening. look at where u.s. equity markets are, an all-time low and you are about to see a return reversal there. most of those foreign countries, saudi arabia, an oil-producing countr they wi benefit from that. investors should think about getting more granular. a lot of the international money today is highly correlated to efa. being tied to efa may not be what you want. it moves similar to the s&p domestic m

i was when joe wilson from south carolina on what he wants to hear from the president. >> life, beinghington today. we will hear what republicans, democrats and the white house are saying about it and what it means to the mueller investigation.

bring in republican congressman joe wilson who is among two dozen lawmakers who went to the white house last week to hear the president pitch on the immigration legislation. thank you for joining us, sir. where does this stand today? do you feel like republicans will get something done? >> well, melissa, i appreciate the president being so firm. we did meet with him last week. he has been consistent. that is that the border needs to be protected. i'm grateful he is coming to the home community tonight. airport high school where my wife was a teacher. we look forward to his message tonight to back up a great governor, mcmaster. >> melissa: what about the immigration bill? do you think it has a chance to get over the finish line? some suggested if you made it more simple if it was daca for the wall and tried to do things a piece at a time that it might have a better chance of passing. >> actually, i have great faith in the chairman mike mccaul and chairman goodlatte. they are making every effort with the speaker paul ryan. every effort is being made to try to put votes together. it needs

congressman joe wilson and tom wright! uth carolina attorney general, a very close personal relationship, joe alan wilson.ap good job, alan. he's looking good. south carolinago. secretary of state mark hammon. and candidate for lieutenant governor, pamela abbott. pamela! thanks, pamela. and finally, the person we are all here for today, a man who truly was with me from the beginning, there was no doubt about it. he was there right from the beginning. you know, we won the state of south carolina bylaw. both in the primaries -- both in the primaries and the general election. we won. we had to run the whole east coast and we got to south carolina and we got north carolina, we love north carolina. we got pennsylvania and we got florida. we started off that night, "donald trump has won the state of florida." and they go, whoa, whoa, they just lost florida. you know what they said, don't worry about it, north carolina -- they said, north carolina is f our firewal. south carolina, we have no chance. but north carolina, and so we w

congressman joe wilson and tom price. south carolina attorney general, a very close personal wilson.ship, alan south carolina secretary of state mark hammond. and candidate for lieutenant governor, pamela ebbitt. pamela. very exciting. and finally, the person we are all here for today. a man who was with me from the beginning, there was no doubt about it. he was there from the beginning. we won the state of south carolina by a lot. and in therimari general election. run the whole east coast and we got south carolina and we got north carolina, we love north carolina, we got pennsylvania and we got florida. we started off that night -- donald trump has won the state of florida. go, whoa, they just lost florida. and you know what they said? do not worry about it. they said north carolina is our firewall. south carolina we have no chance, but north carolina -- so we won south carolina, thank you very much. and the firewall was not much of a firewall in north carolina. i want to thank the incredible people of south carolina an

. >> joe wilson of south carolina. >> thank you for your service. it's very personal to me the significance of afghanistan. that is the attacks of 9/11 at kurt from a cave. osama bin laden operating out of a cave to attack the people of the united states. to me, the success of what you're trying to do is important. i am grateful my former national guard unit led by a -- serve there for a year. and developed extraordinary appreciation of the people in the talents of the people of afghanistan. am grateful my youngest son the second lieutenant hunter wilson served as an engineer. i have seen it from the ground up to see the potential that we had. it is so important. it does relate to the global war on terror's. the focus on the isis campaign has been in syria and iraq but isis has a foothold in afghanistan continues to launch attacks. to what extent is the islamic state province a threat to stability and security of afghanistan? >> estimates are broad but perhaps 2000 up to 5000 exist. they have some other terrorist groups whether it's the tele- banner

republican congressman from the beautiful state of south carolina, joe wilson. mong a small group that went to north korea. this goes back to the early days of the bush administration. i'm talking the last president bush here. there were a lot of concerns he had then and still has now about dealing with a country that you still intrinsically can not trust. i think i have got the gist of that, right, congressman? >> you really did, neil. honored to be with you. neil: what do you think now? this president to avoid the problems and pitfalls, i have to give you credit you foresaw with the bush administration, not taking anything away from them you're worried about potentially with this one? >> i'm really pleased we have a president who understands the opposition, the enemy of our nation. he will stand up truly for the american people and, and, i just have such faith in his team. with mike pence. we have -- neil: and you didn't with president bush? that was a pretty -- >> hey, this team is world class. with secretary mike pompeo, ambassador bolton, ambassador nikki ha

. >> joe wilson of south carolina. >> thank you for your service. it is personal to me that the significance of afghanistan that is the attacks of 9/11 occurred on the case operating out of afghanistan to attack the states in sydney thand said to me the f what you are trying to do is so important and then i'm also grateful the brigade served for a year and developed extraordinary appreciation of the talented people in afghanistan and i'm also grateful my youngest son the second lieutenant served as an engineer so i'd seen it from the ground up with almost 15 visits over the years to see the potential that we have. it's important and it does relate to the global war on terrorists and that is the focus of the campaign has been on syria and iraq tha but has a foothold to launch against the coalition forces. to what extent is the islamic state a threat to stability in the security of afghanistan? >> estimates are brought up 2,000 to 5,000 exist in afghanistan and are primarily drawn from other members of other terrorist groups, wit wher it's the tablet

. >> joe wilson of south carolina. >> thank you for your service. it's very personal to me the significance of afghanistan. that is the attacks of 9/11 at kurt from a cave. osama bin laden operating out of a cave to attack the people of the united states. to me, the success of what you're trying to do is important. i am grateful my former national guard unit led by a -- serve there for a year. and developed extraordinary appreciation of the people in the talents of the people of afghanistan. am grateful my youngest son the second lieutenant hunter wilson served as an engineer. i have seen it from the ground up to see the potential that we had. it is so important. it does relate to the global war on terror's. the focus on the isis campaign has been in syria and iraq but isis has a foothold in afghanistan continues to launch attacks. to what extent is the islamic state province a threat to stability and security of afghanistan? >> estimates are broad but perhaps 2000 up to 5000 exist. they have some other terrorist groups whether it's the tele- banner

joe: i limited playing time this year,o he does hav home runs. he takesal a tailing fastbfor a strike. 1-1. >> john: a justin wilson has started warm up for the cubsjoe: top othe order after this. 1-1. two balls and a strike. >> john: it you would expect that, nine ds is a long time. you never want t get out of sync when u are feeling really good. i felt i wanted every three days if possible. i didn't want to go longth peris out getting out there, you can never predict. >> joe: three balls and a strike on garcia. morrow had said to joe maddon he wadealing with some fatiguee then once h was ready they milwaukee, huge l last night it didn't him. before you know it, it's been more than a week strike two. >> john: you k that's the first place the umpire was going to look because he was going to heart from the dugout. i've seen a few of those calls tonight top of the strike zone. that puts preure on garcia. >> joe: fields atnd the e throws garcia out for the first out ofhe inning. carpenter the plate. 0 for 4 tonight. >> john: homer last nightre, gettin balls up in the a air. i would think now would be one of those scenarios where he's looking to one t

my name is joe antos, the wilson h. taylor scholar in health care retirement policy at the american enterprise institute. i want to welcome everyone to today's discussion of the 2018 medicare trustees report. the trustees' report was issued yesterday. and we're honored to have paul spitalnik, the chief actuary for medicare, to cut through the complications and explain what we all actually already know. which is the medicare is in serious financial trouble and the long-term and increasingly the long-term is getting closer. year by year. this year's report in many ways echoes most of the reports that i remember reading over the last few decades. the message is, has always been the same. which is that at some point the program is going to face huge financial challenges, unless policy-makers take action. and unless the health sector finds ways to deliver appropriate care. more efficiently to patients. that of course is the latter part is important, not just for the medicare program, it's important in general for the health

we can cross live to south london and join our correspondentjoe wilson — and joe, despite that defeat? i think so. a much better performance from their bowlers. there are plenty of people in south london who want to drag australia back to what happened in south africa, ball tampering and all that. they were giving these out — sandpaper, you see. but we do have a match on our hands, all out for 114. an excellent performance by england's spin bowlers. rashid also took a couple of wickets and was very economical. glenn maxwell made 62 for australia but was caught on the boundary byjonny bairstow off the boundary byjonny bairstow off the bowling of liam plunkett. just 214 on the board. australia need wickets, and that is how they started. they really has got worse for england, because alex hales has been dismissed. and jonny bairstow has gone as well. so england need somebody to play a significant part in their innings, albeitjust needing 215 to win. thank you. sarah mulkerrins will be back with you for sportsday at 6:30. back to you, annita. welcome back to westminster. as we've been hea

joe launchbury comes back into the pack as expected, mark wilson on the bench where interestingly sodelight many england supporters. the focus from the start will be on brad shields, a couple of weeks ago he was playing for the hurricanes new zealand and now he is starting this must win test match. i grew up in new zealand and every kid's dream was to play in the all blacks but that didn't work out for me and i've a lwa ys that didn't work out for me and i've always known since day. that i wa nted always known since day. that i wanted to have this opportunity and i'm really grateful that it has come around so quickly. ijust need to make the most of which and it feels right being here playing for the stea m. right being here playing for the steam. they have been very helpful for me getting into this, and, look, no one is holding anything against me which is really nice and everyone has been really helpful and i'm grateful. england travel to bloemfontein on the highveld, it is at altitude. whether they should have been preparing at sea level in durban is open for debate. the mood in th

joe wilkinson. he sits on the armed services committee. and mr. wilson is one of the few members of congress who have been to north korea. great to have your perspective today. i just want to let you know we are going to keep up the life picture, congressman. and we could be breaking news together. first of all, what do you think of the letter? >> well, i think it is very significant because we are waiting on the delivery of the letter today. it was only a year ago that north korea threatened a delivery of a nuclear weapon to vaporize the people of guam. the american citizens represented out there. you imagine how far we have come? >> harris: you know, also, you talk about the difference a year can make. the difference a week in may. we have another letter to talk about here. and all of the conversations that have gone on, and what has been written in recent days and weeks. fico rights. it was just a week ago last night that the president issued his famous letter. sadly, democrats dismissed this as being infantile. but it has proven to be very visionary.

was much more outgoing than wilson was as president, but sometimes you had this feeling that he'd rather be home with his family and obama is a very different personality than joebiden. joe biden is much more outgoing. it's very strange to comparing woodrow wilsono barack obama. in terms of personality they are much more interior than extra burden. >> just a real quick follow up on the honesty. was he honest about his health? >> all my goodness, it's hard, that's a very good question. we could actually stay here for another hour and talk about his health. after the stroke, everything you can read about it suggested that he should have resigned. he didn't want to because he didn't like his vice president d also some doctor convinced mrs. wilson that it would be terrible for him to resign that he would just wither and die if he didn't have the thought of returning to the presidency in a big way up ahead of him. there are a lot of specialists brought in and what was the opinion of one of his main doctors, he was very conflicted about it. as an officer of the navy he has constitutional responsibilities but he's the president's physician so those things are in confl

much more outgoing than wilson was as president but sometimes you get the feeling he would really rather be home with his family and, like obama is a very different personality from joebiden who is much more outgoing, the kind of centeredness of obama, very strange to talk about obama in light of what we were talking about but in terms of personality it is much more interior than extroverted. >> are you dishonest about his health? >> it is hard, a very good question, we could stay for another hour and talk about it. everything you can read about suggested he should have resigned. he didn't like his vice president. also, some dr. convinced mrs. wilson that it would be terrible for him to resign, he would wither and die if he didn't have a father returning to the presidency in a big way ahead of him. and a lot of specialists were brought in, was very conflicted about it. he was a navy adm. by that time. as an officer of the navy he has constitutional responsibilities but is the pres.'s physician so they are a little in conflict and there is excellent work on the subject. carl biggest and would row by philip lee melvin. one of the best wilson biographies, that was indee