here. jesse: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime. i m will in for jesse. you re looking now at a live shot of a trump rally in concord, new hampshire, where we expect senator tim scott to endorse the former president and we ll bring you those comments live when they happen but in the meantime, there is nothing a politician loves more than a photo op. whether it s michael dukakis or john kerry in a spacesuit. they will go out of their way to cover up their failures in policies, that is, until they have a mess that s undeniable on their hands. we re 10 months away from an election and joe biden has a messy border crisis with his fingerprints all over it. after trump s big win in iowa the cnn s and msnbc s can t ignore this problem of immigration. this may come as a surprise to democrats but voters don t like hundreds of thousands of unchecked illegals just walking into our country. biden is trying to smack the cameras away and say everything is fine. and
urged the chinese leader, xijinping, to make president putin see reason. later, the european commission president, ursula von der leyen, encouraged china to promote what she called a just peace . she warned beijing not to sell weapons to russia. the chinese leader said beijing was seeking a political solution to the war. rebecca choong wilkins is an asia government and politics reporter at bloomberg news. well, we have seen beijing really rolling out the red carpet for macron, scenes of that great fanfare in tiananmen square a and at the great wall wall of the people, and macron s endorsement, he earlier said that he expects china to play a major role in the resolution of the russian war in ukraine. his endorsement is significant for ukraine, because xijinping is seeking to restore ties with europe and portray china as a neutral mediator, a responsible world actor that can actually help to mediate and end the the war in ukraine. and of course, the vague blueprint for peace t
could he be so stupid? the line went dead and he did not contact us again. not for another three weeks. we will have an interview with the pa rents we will have an interview with the parents about the last time they spoke to their son. will the government stand firm on its spending plans when their legislative programme is debated in the commons again today? we are live until 11, as we are each weekday morning. the question today: is it time to relax their pay cap on firefighters, teachers, nurses and eve ryo ne firefighters, teachers, nurses and everyone else who works in the public sector? if you re affected by the pay cap which was debated in the commons last night, and there was a movement to try to get that lifted but it was defeated, if you want to see that happen, do let me know how you think it should be paid for. it is expected that the retired appeal courtjudge, sir martin it is expected that the retired appeal court judge, sir martin moore bick, will be appointed t
to their last game, but millwall won easily. and their manager neil harris says he s proud of such a dominant display by his side. i enjoyed it, i enjoyed watching my team. the boys worked really hard. they have a hugely talented squad and we knew we were capable of making chances. i am certainly pleased with the clean sheet. west brom lost at home to derby of the championship. this free kick by tom ince gave derby the 2 1win. delight for the away side and the five thousand travelling fans. and the third premier league club humbled was stoke. championship side wolves with a 2 nil win, and another great freekick sealed it. matt doherty with the strike. it s the first time in eight seasons that stoke have gone out in the third round. we did not start in the right manner and found it difficult to shake ourselves out of that, it is only when we went behind that we got your reactions are when we went behind that we got your reactions a re clearly when we went behind that we got yo
it is like a soldier on a battlefield, you don t know what you will be faced with. on top of that, you have got the fear, am i going to make it home tonight? the brexit bill is published, causing tension within labour, which tells its mps you must vote for it. and one of the leading contemporary art prizes in the world won tonight by a british artist and film maker. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: manchester united went behind in their efl cup semifinal second leg at hull. find out if they could hold onto their aggregate lead to reach the final at wembley. good evening. theresa may has arrived in america at the start of a trip which she hopes will pave the way for a post brexit trade deal with the united states. she ll be the first foreign leader to hold talks with donald trump, when she meets the new president at the white house tomorrow. this evening, she addressed a republican conference in philadelphia, in a speech where she sought to find common ground with m