but as joe wilson reports winning the trophy could be priceless to both sides. under clear blue skies... their finances may be under some scrutiny, but they sure know how to win a trophy secular manchester city! last weekend was the premier league. now just the fa cup remains. manchester city are relentless. winning is so addictive. so when you prove it, you say you want more. it's something like — you know you win when you ta ke like — you know you win when you take a shower, so you want the next one. manchester city's achievements have been rightly celebrated, but the fa cup is truly about every high street in every town. every team can dream. what is the fa cup for, if not for a club like watford? it's a big team against a small team. it'll just be another one to chalk up for watford, then it would be a lifetime achievement for one. just got off the plane from new york to pick up some merchandise for the game tomorrow. so you come from the states to be at wembley? absolutely, wouldn't miss it for the world. watford have played an fa cup final before, they los

joe wilson, bbc news.t over wanting the same thing, but what if the prize on offer is a place in the nba finals, and only one of you can have it? well, that's the case in the curry household as golden state warrior's steph curry is up against his brother seth's portland trailblazers in the western conference final. golden state have the early advantage, after winning game one of the best of seven series, but the big talking point of the game was that it was the first time that siblings have faced each other at this stage of the play—offs. cindy borren from the washington post was watching. a much—needed talking point, because it ended up being a blow out and that was entertaining to see how the boys' parents handled the situation. they bear nervously, used to seeing serena and venus williams mother watching at wimbledon of wherever. they were a little nervous. steph clearly got the better of the two. he had 36 points, one adult blow out, so he probablejust to look he had 36 points, one adult blow out, so h

joke wilson, it his. —— joe.p to eighth in the table after a two zero win over burnley at goodison park. in their last home game of the season, everton won convincingly after several strike chances, there was a trend in the neck, and three minutes later they feel the wind. shamus to tell on hand, they move up eight and they need to finish seven for a european place. liverpool's naby keita will be out for at least two months with a thigh injury suffered the champions league defeat at barcelona. he'll miss the rest of the season and is doubtful for the africa cup of nations, which starts onjune the 21st in egypt. liverpool without keita will travel to newcastle tomorrow in their penultimate premier league game. a win will take them above manchester city again before city's match against leicester on monday night. david de gea will keep his place in goalfor manchester united's match against huddersfield on sunday despite a series of mistakes in recent games. manager 0le gunnar solksjaer migth have been considering p

joe wilson with the latest at stamford bridge.o, and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines tonight: aubameyang scores a hat—trick in valencia to help put arsenal through to the europa league final. but will chelsea join them for another all—english european final? they're playing extra time at home to eintracht frankfurt with the aggregate scores locked at 2—2 aggergate. and matthewjordan breaks the course record with a 9—under par opening round at the british masters golf. so, tonight's europa league matches may not have had dramatic comebacks of this week's champions league semi—finals, but they were both farfrom done deals with plenty of goals. chelsea's game is still on—going, more on that in a minute. but arsenal are through to the europa league final after beating valencia 7—3 on aggregate. they'd taken a 3—1 home leg lead with them to spain, seeing off a spirited valencia who were far from a pushover. joe lynskey reports. in football this week and no gap in the school and has fell out of reach. fr

joe wilson reports. commentator: under clear blue skies...t weekend was the premier league. the league cup has already been lifted. nowjust the fa cup remains. man city are relentless. winning is so addictive, so when you prove it and you taste it, you say, i want more. it is something like, you know, you win, you go to take a shower, so i want to win the next one. of course, manchester city's achievements have rightly been celebrated, but the fa cup is surely about every high street in every every team can dream. what is the fa cup for if not for a club like watford? there's one big team against a minnow of a team and, if manchester city win, it willjust be another one to chalk up. for watford, it will be a lifetime achievement for them. just got off the plane from new york and just landed and come straight to the club shop and pick up some merchandisers and excited for the game tomorrow. so you've come from the states to be at wembley? absolutely, yeah, iwouldn't miss it for the world. watford have played an fa cup final before. they lost i

joe wilson reports from the oval. it's never simple.y at southampton became a scrutiny of eoin morgan's fingers. at this stage of the catching session he seemed ok but later the captain went to hospitalfor an x—ray. he's the embodiment of the new england. liam dawson, elsewhere in practise was exercising his spinning fingers, a late addition to the world cup squad. does he feel the culture that morgan has shaped? when i've been around before it has been relaxed and good fun and most of the lads have grown up with each other as well over the years. a very relaxed dressing room, everyone enjoys each other‘s success and pharmacies have shown that. and performances have shown that. hopefully we can continue over the next six weeks. meanwhile there is a team that have dominated the last 20 years of the world cup, which is winning again, and is finished with soul—searching. yes, here tomorrow, england will play australia in a friendly match. there's no better way to get the competitive edge than a practise game against england. i think we can

joe wilson, bbc news. at 10.30 on bbc one — and afterwards on the iplayer. the inquests into the deaths of the eight people killed in the 2017 london bridge attack have been hearing evidence from pc mia kerr. the court heard she drew her baton to protect people trying to save victim sebastien belanger from attack. daniel sandford is at the old bailey. by by far the most compelling evidence this morning was from this young police officer, pc mia kerr, attached to peckham police station she arrived less than ten minutes after the attack started and quickly became aware of are very seriously injured frenchmen at the bottom of some stories at the south end of london bridge. when she got down the members of the public were treating him and she was very concerned that the attackers could return for the she drew her baton and she was watching three entrances while trying to protect the members of the public and also took a part in giving chest compression and breath to this very seriously ill casualties. througho

that was joe wilson speaking at trent bridge ahead of that game against pakistan tomorrow.t lawn tennis association looks to increase participation in bame communities. and the team getting great britain out onto the ice in the best possible shape. nick kyrgios has been disqualified from his second round match at the italian open after throwing a tantrum on court during his second round match in rome. the crowds there are magnificent. they get very energised. there was a lot of to and through between the player and the crowd. he was docked a game for unsportsmanlike conduct. his reaction was less than impressive. he decided to throw his racket to the floor. he kicked his racket to the floor. he kicked his racket across the clay. then the plastic chair was hurled into the centre of the court. at that point he felt he was not going to continue. before the empire had a chance to disqualify him he packed up chance to disqualify him he packed up his bags and walked off court. that was the end of the two limit for him. he isa for him. he is a fantastic player to watch. he is a fa

that was joe wilson speaking at trent bridge ahead of that game against pakistan tomorrow.ities. and the team getting great britain out onto the ice in the best possible shape.

and yet it turns out that joe wilson was right. decade later the democratic party has abandoned any pretense that america exists to benefit americans. they tell us our country is innately evil conceived in racism for the purpose of oppression. we are a sinful nation and to redeem ourselves we must sacrifice for the world's poor. among many, many other things. this means paying the healthcare bills of foreign nationals who have no right to be here in the first place. watch joe biden explain. >> look, i think that anyone who is in a situation where they are in need of healthcare, regardless of whether they are documented or undocumented, we have an obligation to see they are cared for. that's why we need more clinics around the country. >> tucker: whether they have documents or not, this isn't a fringe candidate you saw mike gravel or some green party wacko that's the former vice president of the united states. now the frontrunner for the democratic nomination. as ow of tonight joe biden is up by 25 points over the rest of the field.

but first let's head to stamford bridge where chelsea host eintracht frankfurt. 0ur correspondent joe wilsony to look forward to this evening, all to play for in this tie, especially. it stands at 1—1, and we can hope for a straightforward european night. in some ways chelsea might be expecting it, having grabbed that away goal in the first leg thanks to pedro's equaliser. it's a mix —— maggot is a significant night for chelsea. it's an exciting night for frankfurt, their first big chelsea. it's an exciting night for frankfurt, theirfirst big game in 40 frankfurt, theirfirst big game in a0 yea rs. frankfurt, theirfirst big game in a0 years. there have been many fans hanging around the ground for a couple of hours. several police horses and officers have been moved into place. they aren't expecting trouble but they are expecting lots of frankfurt fans may be without a ticket. as for maurizio sarri, he's been talking about building foundations, building a style of play for chelsea. you may say that all very well, but show us the trophy. maybe with champions league qualification insured in term

joe wilson, bbc news.appears the rolling stones frontman still has "moves like jagger", six weeks after he underwent heart surgery. mickjagger posted a video on twitter earlier today, rehearsing in a dance studio. the band were forced to postpone their upcoming tour in march as jagger had a heart valve replacement earlier this year. the stones have yet to annouce the new dates for their no filter tour. he hasjust had heart surgery! i cannot do that now! love time for a look at the weather — here's matt taylor with the forecast. plenty of sunshine out there today, and across the uk we have seen the join warmest day of the year so far. warmest spot of all across parts of northern scotland, in the highlands, just shy of 26 celsius through this afternoon. lewis guy's overhead and light winds as well. that will be the peak of the heat this week. changes on the way, tonight and tomorrow high—pressure with us, nudging a little better, slow process , nudging a little better, slow process, allowing the south—easter

joe wilson, bbc news, in north london. onto the pitch. but immedately needed to come off — and looked in a bad way as he left the pitch. we must protect the player integrity and of course, i was a part of the conversation and our medical staff, the protocol, and they decided we would start the game and start to play again but he started to feel unwell and we need to change him. reporter: have you got any concerns over how he is now? no, he's 0k, he was good, he was working away. more relaxed. well, it's that incident that many of the back pages have focussed on this morning. let's take the mirror — they've gone with the headline "sickener". the mail have shown him there being assisted off the pitch. they've gone with "spurs left dizzy". and in the guardian — the focus on ajax's donny van de beek — the only goal scorer on the night. spellbinding ajax edge out battling spurs in first leg. tonight it's the turn of liverpool. they go to barcelona for their semifinal. liverpool are aiming to reach their second final in a row. b

joe wilson, bbc news. and this is the score as it stands right now.rt extra. —— five life support extra. to the crucible theatre in sheffield next, where the 16th seed david gilbert has opened up a really good lead over the four—time champion john higgins in their semifinal. favourite judd trump's also in action against qualifier gary wilson. hazel irvine and the team are watching on. middle section of our semifinal, betweenjudge middle section of our semifinal, between judge trump and middle section of our semifinal, betweenjudge trump and our qualifier gary wilson. what was your view of the wayjudge trump turned on the afterburners? -- judd trump. he did. he found something after the interval. he found another gear. and he really imposed himself on the match, that i was waiting for it to happen, and he did for that forgive stretch. he did indeed but so much character from gary wilson. stretch. he did indeed but so much characterfrom gary wilson. 77 break. he is still very much in this one. a very important one to win, the last one. gary wilson, evil

joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. time for a look at the weather, here's mel coles. good afternoon.you like the weather you have got at the moment, the chances are you will hang onto it for the next couple of days. but that doesn't necessarily mean blue sky and warm sunshine. we have more cloud across northern scotland and here we are seeing outbreaks of rain at times. we are in a high—pressure sandwich, low pressure either side of us. it is a weak ridge of low pressure so of us. it is a weak ridge of low pressure so it is not doing enough to prevent weather systems edging in which is what is happening across the northern isles, where there are outbreaks of rain this afternoon. also a few showers through eastern scotla nd also a few showers through eastern scotland and into england, which could be heavy and potentially thundery. the chance of a shower for northern ireland but most places remaining dry. lengthy spells of sunshine. it will be cooler underneath the club are down towards the far south—east of england, highs of 21 celsius. the ray will continue across the northern isles

joe wilson, bbc news, watford.r real name was tardar sauce, but with her permanent hang—dog expression apparently showing displeasure in everything, "grumpy cat" stuck. her owners said depite her looks she had brought smiles to millions. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos.

but as joe wilson reports winning the trophy could be priceless to both sides. win a trophy secular manchester city! last weekend was the premier league. now just the fa cup remains. manchester city are relentless. winning is so addictive. so when you prove it, you say you want more. it's something like — you know you win when you ta ke like — you know you win when you take a shower, so you want the next one. manchester city's achievements have been rightly celebrated, but the fa cup is truly about every high street in every town. every team can dream. what is the fa cup for, if not for a club

joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. time for a look at the weather, here's mel coles. good afternoon.you will

joe wilson is at the emirates. we should have him in a moment.etition and you qualify for the champions league. absolutely. it really has become this competition for arsenal, overlook may be in august but it really co m es overlook may be in august but it really comes miss one ma because other than that, did that to look forward to? fifth place in the lead, but the thing that has been a real progress u nless but the thing that has been a real progress unless you get a trophy to back it up, it up, it is hard to feel that progress is really tangible. after 11 minutes of this match that i'd come i think a lot of the arsenal fans thought this is the arsenal we have seen the last premier league your last three defeats when they a three goals. beating their arsenal defenders there to put that into the net. and to give valencia that early lead. what have arsenal done this season? they have capped an attacking partnership. almost throughout. although the defence looked dodgy in the first half at times, continue to look dodgy, a bomb again could run with

joe wilson, bbc news, watford.ome sad news now — grumpy cat, an internet sensation with millions of followers, has died. her real name was tardar sauce, but with her permanent hang—dog expression apparently showing displeasure in everything, "grumpy cat" stuck. her owners said depite her looks she had brought smiles to millions. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. it's not looking too bad for the big match. although it is cooler and cloudier today, as we head into tomorrow, the cloud should break up. we should see some sunshine and the wind will be liked. it will feel warm, temperatures in the high teens. it is a change across the southern half of the country, much cloudier skies, as you can see, in shropshire. that is down to the low pressure bringing this weather front gci’oss pressure bringing this weather front across southern pressure bringing this weather front gci’oss southern areas. pressure bringing this weather front across southern areas. high pressure still to the north is influencing t

joe wilson reports. niki lauda excelled and somehow survived.a defied his wealthy family's orders to be a racing driver as ferrari dominated formula 1. more glory seemed certain. this was his car at the 1976 german grand prix. other drivers rescued him from the wreckage. this was lauda six weeks later, wounds barely healed but ready to race again. doctors predicted he would die from lung damage. he pushed himself. when that feeling came, i was really worried and frightened that i was going to die. but then i kept going, you can't start your body, you can only start the brain. if you hear voices you can only ask why. for example, names. why is he here? things to keep the brain working and if the brain works, the body starts to work stop in 1977 he was world champion again. the championship was's, enough to regain the world title. staggering feat. acknowledged by the bbc. niki lauda wins the bbc trophy for outstanding personality of the year. lauda was champion driver again in 1984, year. lauda was champion driver again in198a, a year. lauda was c

joe wilson reports. arsenal's season comes down to this.hanged course towards azerbaijan. —— has changed priority. this goal, so —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy even a manager —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy even a manager could —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy even a manager could score! well, valencia's manager thought so. so arsenal because my defence is dodgy but what about attack? wherever a babby and runs, lacazette is sure to follow, there he is. —— we re is sure to follow, there he is. —— were aubameyang. watch this header, he was convinced it had crossed the line. and goal—line technology told the ref it was in. just 25 minutes gone, by the way. lacazette had ample opportunities to score again. instead of the net, he hit neto, the valencia goalkeeper. with the clock ticking, the chance fell to the other half of the double act, aubameyang. 3—1 with a second like to come. now, which way to the final? chelsea have a crucial away goal after drawing 1—1 with

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather now. we will keep a close eye on the record across the uk. not so good for gardeners or hay fever sufferers. gardeners might like some rain and hay fever sufferers as well because there is a lot of pollen around at there is a lot of pollen around at the moment. tree pollen is the culprit at the moment. that part of the season continues to mid may and then a potential will be turning to grass pollen, so if you haven‘t started sneezing yet, you may be about to do that with grass pollen kicking in. and then there is a weed pollen as well, which can happen any time during the summer. there is clearly a lot of sniffling and sneezing going on. interestingly, blooming flowers, not the worst of the culprits because they rely on bees and insects to spread their pollen. so no sniffing? exactly. but it is gorgeous out there wherever you are. but there are weather changes on the way. we will get to those now in our forecast. let‘s take a look at the satellite picture. some high cloud across northern i

losing it 1—0 in the end, joe wilson was watching.f this game. commentator: he's got time, and scores. spurs still had dele alli and there were opportunities for him to equalise in the second half. ajax often soaked up the pressure but they were the ones who came this close to scoring. well, that could have ended the time right there. spurs fans have now witnessed whome two defeats at their home stadium, and no goals scored. maintaining peak performance right in the peak season with players missing is tough, of course it is. but although there was a hint ofjob done in the ajax celebrations, there is still a chance for spurs to dream next week if they can find some energy. joe wilson, bbc news, in north london. there was a worrying end to the night for defenderjan vertonghen. he was injured in this clash of heads in the first half, and was allowed back onto the pitch. but immedately signalled that he needed to come off — and looked in a bad way as he left the pitch. we must protect the player integrity and of course, i was a part of th

she and her husband, joe wilson, have lived in santa fe for a number of years, but she has not been ayer in new mexico politics. you have a congressman and state wide elected official. she'll be back there in the weeds. before we go, i just want to wish you not only a happy birthday, but ask a question. wall street journal there's an article fox profit and revenue rise in first quarter since spin off and there's a picture of you. >> dana: really? >> are you the reason that fox revenue and profits rise? >> dana: it's not me. >> you're the person with her picture in the wall street journal. >> dana: do you know who else's birthday it is? john ashcroft, billy joel. karl rove, thank for embarrassing me. >> happy birthday. >> dana: thank you. downpour moving over multiple states. which areas can get hit the hardest, including colorado. florida's governor expected to sign a controversial bill, putting a road block in front of ex-felons trying to vote. find out what they have to do before heading to the polls. val thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. nee

joe wilson, thank you very much. that is all the sport for now.nge sets different targets for different parts of the uk, with a slightly less stringent one for wales because of its reliance on agriculture, and a slightly tougher target for scotland because of its potential for planting trees. 0ur environment correspondent kevin keane has spent the day with one family in aberdeenshire who are doing their bit to fight climate change. meet the martins, living a low—carbon lifestyle in aberdeen. mum, rachel, and dad, ben, head the family. then there‘s their two children, elizabeth and daniel. they live on a plant—based diet, meaning they don‘t contribute to animal emissions. i am cooking tonight yellow split peas... the kids still eat meat occasionally if they‘re out, but not at home. i'm assuming mum makes the best food in the world, but... most of the time, quite a lot of the food she cooks is delicious, so... what‘s your favourite? well, i don't know, but i quite like the daal she's cooking right now. the martins are a car—free family. they‘re memb

joe wilson looking back at the life of niki lauda.ut ties with huawei. huawei's chairman has hit out at the us saying it underestimates the strength of the tech giant. ren zhengfei downplayed the impact of a recent us ban — which prevents american firms from trading with huawei without a licence. another attempt to curb the chinese company. samira hussain is in new york. what is the root of why way past confidence here? what they are saying is a really the united states is underestimating how much potential they have. —— huawei plasma confidence. in some ways, we re plasma confidence. in some ways, were talking about the five d technology, he is not exactly wrong, there are no real solid american competitors that can catch up to where huawei is. —— five g technology. but if you take a step back and look at this within the context of this growing dispute between china and the united states, there is a lot a posturing that is happening from both sides. both the united states and china whether we talk about specifically in the insta nce

joe wilson is outside stamford bridge. couldn't it? ithink so, couldn't it? i think so, i think it's an enabled chelsea to feel confident. if it finishes goal as they will go through. i think they will expect to win this game with some degree of comfort. they are playing an eintracht frankfurt team who are coming here having performed exceptionally well in the europa league so far this season. they are fourth in the indus league. this is their biggest game since 1980, i suppose, when they reach the final of the uefa cup. —— in the bundesliga. again spy leverkusen at the weekend they lost a 6—1. —— against bayern leverkusen. when we turn our attention to chelsea, this will be a chelsea side this evening which, we can presume, will start with eden hazard in the team. remember, he came on as a substitute in the first leg. there is no n'golo ka nte. we expect in the first leg. there is no n'golo kante. we expect him to be injured after picking up a hamstring injury against watford. 0ne after picking up a hamstring injury again

joe wilson looks back on his life.ed and somehow survived in a desperately dangerous era. he defied his wealthy family's orders to be a racing driver. with ferrari, lauda dominated formula 1. already world champion in 1975, more glory seemed certain. this was his car at the 1976 german grand prix. other drivers had rescued him from the wreckage. this was lauda six weeks later, wounds barely healed, but ready to race again. he'd heard the doctors predict he'd die from lung damage. he'd implored himself to fight. when that feeling came you get a big fright, you know, you're really worried and frightened that you're going to die. and then that means you start everything possible to keep you going and you can't start your body, because the body doesn't react. you only can start the brain. you hear voices, you ask, for example, names, why is he here and why is he not here? the thing is to keep the brain working. if the brain works the body starts to work sooner or later. in 1977, he was world champion again. the championshi

joe wilson looks back on his life.lled and somehow survived in a desperately dangerous era. he defied his wealthy family's orders to be a racing driver. with ferrari, lauda dominated formula 1. already world champion in 1975, more glory seemed certain. this was his car at the 1976 german grand prix. other drivers had rescued him from the wreckage. this was lauda six weeks later, wounds barely healed, but ready to race again. he'd heard the doctors predict he'd die from lung damage. he'd implored himself to fight. when that feeling came you get a big fright, you know, you're really worried and frightened that you're going to die. and then that means you start everything possible to keep you going and you can't start your body, because the body doesn't react. you only can start the brain. you hear voices, you ask, for example, names, why is he here and why is he not here? the thing is to keep the brain working. if the brain works the body starts to work sooner or later. in 1977, he was world champion again. the champions

joe wilson reports. so, what do blokes talk about in the football changing room? how about this?e the reach and the potential of everyone involved. there are famous faces in dan walker's new bbc documentary, but also everyday men facing the everyday reality that mental health is fragile and sport can offer a solution. with regards to football and mental health recovery, it's notjust the game, it's the camaraderie, it's the people that you play with. it's that exertion on the field. for that hour and a half, you are somewhere else. the london marathon is one place where we have seen members of the royal family promoting their heads together charity with the blue colour scheme. next season there will be a partnership with the fa, english football will be dedicated to mental health awareness. that was the concept launched at wembley today. we want to highlight some of the ideas and solutions that fans themselves have developed for tackling their mental fitness. we want coaches and specialists to share their experiences of how to help other people who are struggling. we will use our

. >> the second man is ided as joe gonzalez of miami. wilson his team had two targets and started with the apparent leader, garcia. >> we started to hunt him down. >> the miami hunt didn't take long. garcia was picked up on an outstanding warrant. the new york cops braced him. garcia denied ever being in new york. >> we saw video in the hotel. security camera. >> detectives had some surprises to smoke out their one-eyed suspect. they showed him stills from the security cam footage. garcia and his suspected accomplice in the hotel. the capper was a tape recording of a phone call between the detective and narcy's brother. in the call, narcy's brother sounding all cooperative says he wants to help the cops and gives him the name, alejandro garcia as a person good for the murder. garcia listens silently as the brother threw him under the bus. >> he told me who did the murder. he told me you, you did it. >> he denied being the hit man in that interrogation, but the message was clear. get on board now, confess, or take the fall. >> he will be booked

eventually taking the match by four wickets. 0ur spots corresponded to joe by four wickets. 0ur spots corresponded tojoe wilsonthere is a reason why england are excited about archer. 90 miles an hourto england are excited about archer. 90 miles an hour to dismiss the opposition. four it's for plunkett, furthering his case. this is a great opportunity for islands players. george doc was catch to get rid of james vince would suddenly greater world cup. the bowler was making his debut and what a delight to get 0wen morgan out like this. angus needed 199, they were in a mess. this wasn't good world cup trial, it is an intense cricket match in its own right. 101 four six. it was a fierce determination which rescued england, england were relieved. everton are in contention for a place in the europa league next season after a fourth straight home win. they beat burnley 2—1 in the last game of the season. after several early chances. three minutes, they sealed the win. everton three minutes, they sealed the win. eve rto n m ove three minutes, they sealed the win. everton move up to eighth but they need to finish seven

wilson. fresh off the out numbered couch it was fun. kennedy: it was. let's shift giers, talk about joeow critical is it to victory. >> it is critical for donald trump he win, 20 electoral vot votes. i think start of biden to kickoff miss campaign from there. -- his campaign from there and base his headquarters there and impressive for what donald trump did. rallies are most important indicator of what happens and how you persuade voters, you look at donald trump's turn out, it harkens to 2016, they looked about you show that polling. but trump showing up as big rallies biden has already done more to try to turn out vote in pennsylvania than hillary clinton did. kennedy: they are internalizing her failed lessons? they are, but other challenge, they are fighting last war. you can -- that usually not lead to success. i really believe it ises trump campaign as he moves now kicking off, his reelection effort, he has win at their sail from an economic stand point. lowest unemployment, wages are up. and you look at pennsylvania alone, in last two years, under donald trump, 5,000 manufacturing

. >> i tend to agree with what joe is talking about, have we seen the highs and like mike wilson is pointing out and it doesn't mean that anything is going down and you can't buy anything and there are opportunities that present themselves every day and it's more difficult, because a day like today is almost impossible and it started to melt back up and we're down 200 points and the semis are strong and the fxi. look at brazil and the fxi >> trading in positive territory, it didn't really make sense, though, based upon what we were seeing in the market >> it makes sense, steve grasso. people are saying maybe worst is over >> i don't believe that. i don't think the positioning was as bad as it was in december i think there is a risk to the upside and once these trade conversations start to have a better tone and as long as the, and i think we can climb back to those levels >> you know it's to the down side when the market has a big dunn day, rallies later and the vix closes unchanged you didn't get that today, but i'll tell you it was close so just throwing that out there. tomorrow is an impo

moderating today secretary wilson the secretary thank you very much we are delighted to have the investors here in his honor to have you here but senator donnelly is here as well, joe, welcome. we will be having a briefing by the national economic council on may 21 if anyone is interested in that and that's our next program and say thank you for being here and appreciate your interest in the international center. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> today on c-span representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and senators bernie sanders and ed markey will be speaking at a rally for the green new deal. it will address climate change. live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on the span, online at c-span .org and on the c-span radio app. >> once tv simply three dynamics and the government supported service called pbl then in 1979 a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers decide what is important to them? c-span what open the doors for all to see unfiltered congress from content from congress and gambit in the age of the power to the people this is true people power but in the 40 years since the landscape has changed no monolithi

wilson, secretary esper, thank you very much. we are delighted to have all the ambassadors here. it is an honor to have you here. i think senator donnelly is here as well, thank you. joe, welcome. we'll have our next program on the 21st, if everyone is interested. thank you for being here. we appreciate your interest in the meridian international center. [applause] >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning arkansas republican congressman discussing the trump administration's trade in tariff policy. then maryland democratic congressman will talk about election security administration. washington post technology reporter will discuss efforts by congress to regulate major technology firms. watch "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. bus is stopping at middle and high schools across the country to meet the award winners of our video competition. we were recently in colorado springs with our cable partner, comcast, where we met the first prize high school west winners from william j palmer high school. >> for us it did not really take long in our research to find all the dispari

wilson faces 40 years in prison. >>> 5:34. happening today in san francisco, the democratic convention kicks off this morning. it includes senator kamala harris, eric swalwell and front-runner so far joe biden will not be attending. speaker pelosi, governor newsom and mayor london breed are among the speakers. >>> more details now senator elizabeth warren is scheduled to speak at a convention today. it is a call to break up big tech companies. facebook, google and apple just have too much power. >>> continuing coverage now. stanford's proposed expansion is still in the planning stages. it is drawing a lot of interest. the university wants to build more academic buildings and 3,000 units of housing. but there is a lot that has to happen before that. for starters, santa cra county has to okay the plans. last night's meeting was the first of six public feedback sessions. >>> raptors won game 1 of the nba finals. it was just game, so we will just calm down. it was tough to watch either at oracle or at home. fans who went to the watch party say it wasn't exactly what they were expecting. >> at the end they just couldn't make any shots. i felt the raptors kept on getting shots that were not

joe he can that go his main concern is that turkey season is coming to an end. >>> russell wilson surprising mom for mother's day with a new house. >>> and all that matters. >> raiders qb derek carr tossed a football over a house. nothing but net. >> it went in. no one over here cares. they didn't see it. they saw it. >> on "cbs this morning." >> the president has repeatedly claimed that china is the one paying the tariffs, even tweeting love collecting big tariffs. >> i like big tariffs and i cannot lie. you get sprung. sprung. sprung. >> this >> nicely done as always, steven colbert and special mommy hug to russell wilson for mother's day giving his mom a house. that's very, very, very -- >> that's a hard one to beat. >> very hard to beat. he wins best son award. >> welcome to cbs am morning. we begin in alaska where the news is not good. investigators are on the way to a remote part of alaska to learn what caused a deadly midair crash of two small sightseeing planes. the aircraft clyded yesterday at the southern end of the alaska panhandle. >> ten people aboard were rescued but four other

wilson, secretary esper, thank you very much. we're delighted to have all the ambassadors here, it's an honor to have you here. i think that senator donnelly is here as well, joe, welcome. we will be having a briefing by the national economic council on may 21st, if anybody is interested in that. that's our next program. thank you for being here and appreciate your interest in meridien international center. [applaus [applause]. [inaudible conversations] >> here is a look at our live coverage on tuesday. the house is back at 10 a.m. for general speeches with legislative business at noon. on the agenda, several veteran related bills, including one on suicide prevention. on c-span2, they plan to return to traditional nomination including daniel collins for the 9th circuit court of appeals and the c-span 3, a hearing on the mueller report planned for 10 a.m. eastern without former white house counsel don mcgann who informed the committee through his lawyers on monday, he would not appear based on instructions from the white house and later in the day the house ways and means subcommittee looks at ways for patients from receiving unexpected medical bills. that gets

wilson. any final thoughts today? >> it will be an interesting couple years. every weekend picks up a little bit, we get further into the process. my question is, who is the anti-joeillary clinton getting? >> i would pay to see that. >> neg-a-tory. >> over/under, the final headcount on the democratic side. we'll be back at noon eastern tomorrow. here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert, president trump warning iran if the country wants to fight it would mark that country's official end. i'm harris faulkner. we begin with the president's stern and unambiguous warning, the president tweeted this. if iran wants to fight, that will be the official end of iran, never threaten the united states again. tough talk from the president hours after a rocket, same model used by iran landed near the embassy in baghdad green zone. former president obama cia chief john brennan will speak to house democrat over

the day of the attack i spoke with wilson county sheriff joe tackett and offered my condolences and complete support. sheriff tackett told me about the day's events and said the bloody scene inside the church was horrific but that the response to the tragedy was instantaneous. first responders from the surrounding area as well as state and federal law enforcement officials inundated sutherland springs with resources and help. in the days and weeks following the attack the support continued. folks from across the country made their way to this small town outside of san antonio to pay their respects, leaving flowers outside the church, singing songs of worship and extending a caring hand to those grieving. i joined the congregation one week after the shooting for their sunday service, and it was an emotional experience, to be sure. i was there to offer what i could in terms of support and hope to this grieving community. but what happened was just the opposite. they were the ones giving me inspiration. that day as the associate pastor pointed out, the church smashed attendance records. it was