janet daley, where did it go wrong?t campaign that i have ever seen, having lived in this country for 50 years. absolutely appalling. the more interesting phenomenon, because that one has been discussed endlessly, is the consequences for the labour party, which at least three quarters of its mps detestjeremy corbyn or his policies at any rate and are stuck with him for the indefinite future as leader. the second most devastated woman in the country must be a vet cooper, who really thought that her part of the party was going to reclaim its birth right —— yvette cooper. what happens now with the tories is almost impossible to call. there are a lot of rumours that theresa may is going to be removed over the summer. i think that is actually quite likely, even though most of my conservative contacts, senior tories that i have spoken to, do not think that would be a good deal idea. they think they need to get through with a pretence of stability and it would just cause more uncertainty and doubt if she was to be replaced. th

dave sheldon says -- very wet drizzle here in daley city. my lovely wife to start the weekend. nose are major bonus points. i hope she is watching. ist that's for sure. >> is he probably in the dog house. san francisco fog drizzle, 52 chilly degrees. we will go 59 at noon and a high of 63 and some areas may not get that warm. it's a solid fog bank. low cloud deck in place and i don't think it'll go anywhere any time soon. it may ramp up. weak systems. 50s low. right at 60 but almost everybody in the 50s. upper 50s to near 60 near pittsburgh and brentwood. 52. 53 lafayette. martinez at 52 by the concord pavilion. 451. that's chilly there and you combine that with a wind. 24 gusts to 30. that will cut through you. dramatic drop on the water temperatures. we talked about that once we got rid of that dome of high pressure. bodega bay. san francisco from 58, almost 59 to 53. from monday to friday. half moon bay down in that went from 50 to 56. 40s up in the mountainst. will be nice in the searchj. the desert is warm to hot but nothing like it was

. >> mike: trevor daley's mom saw him hoist the stanley cup last year. he was handed it first by sidney crosby. she is not with us now. but it was a special moment for her and for her son. phil kessel gets it this time. the former predator. a guy playing banged up all playoff long. finds a way to be the man. that man, right there it, mike sullivan, pushed a lot of the right buttons, doc. a tremendous feeling of moving up and down the lineup. and mike sullivan seemed to have the touch of recognizing and putting guys together, whether they were the so-called fourth liners or the highly skilled guys. last year, smooth sailing, with the four combinations. this year. many, many different line combinations. >> pierre: wonder how he will do with this. the one foot is not very good. i guess he is okay. >> eddie: the adrenaline is flying doc. >> mike: well, they are too broken and too tired. they can't keep going on. that was against washington and ottawa. and actually, against nashville. they persist and win it. stay tuned on most of these nbc stations for your

janet daley, where did it go wrong?ng. the more interesting phenomenon, because that one has been discussed endlessly, is the consequences for the labour party, which at least three quarters of its mps detest jeremy corbyn or his policies at any rate and are stuck with him for the indefinite future as leader. the second most devastated woman in the country must be a vet cooper, who really thought that her part of the party was going to reclaim its birth right —— yvette cooper. what happens now with the tories is almost impossible to call. there are a lot of rumours that theresa may is going to be removed

don't know me, pete daley, ceo naval institute. we are proud to bring you this maritime dialogue series continuation in our third year and as mentioned, we give special recognition to our sponsors, huntington engles and lockheed martin for making this event possible. our speaker for today, 1981 graduate of the academy, also holds degrees from george washington university, and a naval nuclear engineering degree from m.i.t. after serving 13 years as a nuclear propulsion qualified surface warfare officer, he made lateral transfer to the duty officer community. there he served and focused on refueling, complex overhauls of aircraft carriers. major command include major program manager for in-service aircraft carriers and program executive officer for submarines, peos, subs. finally last year in june, vice admiral tom moore assumed command as the 44th commander as nav-c. i point out that there is over 75,000 uniformed and civilian employees of nav-c. nav-c is entirely responsible for the contracting and supervision of all navy ship and

democratic mayor richard daley labeled them terrorists and turned the police on them.ists was openly displayed. they repeatedly said and stated they came to chicago to disrupt the national political convention and to paralyze our city. >>tom: misinformation on a scale that we never saw again until iraq about yippies, uh, polluting lake michigan with, uh, lsd and so on. and there would be a black uprising on the shores of the lake that would overthrow the government of mayor daley and chicago and that all this could be prevented only by thousands and thousands of troops, denial of permits, no sleeping in parks, no marching in the streets. and that caused, uh, chicago. >>dick: unlike the trouble in miami, the mayhem here got everyone's attention. >>male #9: this is lincoln park on the city's swank near north side. hippies, yippies, and just plain kids who wanted to sleep in this park during the convention. but the city repeatedly said no and police have enforced that order. >>[singing] ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall over peace, peace. >>dick: the chaos captured on nation

daley city. al immediate a. some reports. 50s on most of the temperatures here.e cooler readings to the north. glenallen. 46 chilly degrees. 49 -- 52nevado. a brisk48. weak system coming in. you can see the spin in the atmosphere. i think that will take the edge off today for some. you get 25 gusts to 30 at traffic and the pass. west southwest to 32. that's pretty tough to really get warmer than what we had yesterday. there is the on shore breeze from napa. concord. the out liar. still gusts to 23. 50bodega bay. they were 56, san francisco was almost 59. now 53. half moon bay and monterey have guilty plea down and the cool -- and the blue there take itself all the way down almost to santa barbara. that's where -- you find the 60s. but that's a big drop in one week on the temperatures. 57 sacramento. southern california. la. san diego dealing the june gloom. palm springs not cool. 78 degrees in the low 100's as it's phoenix. 119 or 120. lookingabout 104, 105 which if you have been down there you know that's not to shabby. low clouds and fog giving way to mostly su

joining us now to talk about this is aaron marie daley. thank you very much for being here.he has developed a book called "generation rx." did i sa that right? >> yes. >> this book literally just came out. it's a story of doe, death and america's opte crisis. you lost your youngest brother, pat, five years ago. i'm soorry about that. >> thank you. >> inow it was a hard journey for your family. telpat. >> re. he was exactly the person tha you would not think that this would happen to. which is why when he became addicted to painkillers in high school, l of us were completely taken aback. he was that kid just fun-loving. he was well loved. he was so funny. full of joy, light. he fell into painkiller addiction when he was in high school. that very quickly progressed into heroin abuse. many users often go down that path as the pills become too expensive, and they make the switch to heroin, which is cheaperut provides the same high. >> you say he was secretive about this? >> very secretive out this. he was able to maintain his appearance for a lge time. eventually we did findut a

. >> mike: trevor daley's mom saw him hoist the stanley cup last year. he was handed it first by sidney crosby. she is not with us now. but it was a special moment for her and for her son. phil kessel gets it this time. the former predator. a guy playing banged up all playoff long. finds that man, right there it, mike sullivan, pushed a lot of the right buttons, doc. a tremendous feeling of moving up and down the lineup. and mike sullivan seemed to have the touch of recognizing and putting guys together, whether they were the so-called fourth liners or the highly skilled guys. last year, smooth sailing, with the four combinations. this year. many, many different line combinations. >> pierre: wonder how he will do with this. the one foot is not very good. i guess he is okay. >> eddie: the adrenaline is flying doc. >> mike: well, they are too broken and too tired. they can't keep going on. that was against washington and ottawa. and actually, against nashville. they persist and win it. stay tuned on most of stations for your local news. on the west coast,

. >> i would like to take the next week out and hang out in daley city because it'll get hot. unless you are right by the coast. next six days, i think we are in the stretch for some pretty warm temperatures. yesterday was a push. some cooled off. some stayed about the same or warmed up a bit. we are looking for temperatures starting off in the 50s to the 70s. its going to get warm. some fog made a huge impact. there is still some fog there. if you want relief head to the west. today won't be crazy but it starts tomorrow. there is a bit of a breeze but we expect that to turn more northerly as it has at santa rosa. they are at some mild conditions. high pressure on its way and it'll build in. 90s through the inside, 60s to the 80s by the water. >>> nobody told me it wasn't sal. >> we just wanted to surprise you. >> i'm used to it. that's all right. good morning alex. >> good morning. i'm looking forward to the warm weekend. >> thank you. >> good to see you. let's talk about traffic situation. it is a good one. so far on this friday morning. it's quite early but things looking v

the peninsula 69 at palo alto and then feeling the chill up to daley city. 59 degrees process san francisco 63 for the mission and 61 here in the marina. the north bay this is where you watch watch out for potential of showers tomorrow. 66 in mill value and 72 in napa. i want to get a closer look at the wet weather potential and what you'll see is the strongest part of the weekend storm activity is going to remain across the pacific northwest. at least a half inch to 3/4 of irj for oregon. you can see the bull's-eye right there. for the baier the best risk is across napa also near the coastline. what i've done on future cast is stop at the two best responsibility fs wet weather. 1:30 on saturday up to napa marine sonoma counties maybe a couple drops. then we'll hold off for any other rain until sunday evening at around 5:30 at night we could have thunderstorms up towards the north bay impacting napa middle town, maybe also for the east bay from walnut creek into liverpool as well. so on that extended forecast you can see in san francisco we'll see the slight chance this weekend and plenty o

police say that a car burglary investigation near the daley city bart station late wednesday led to therrest. police aren't releasing the suspect's name because he is under the age of 18. >>> our time is now 4:26. san francisco mayor presents a new budget proposal. we will tell you his top priority. >> and this weekend san francisco is host to a big comedy festival and security is expected to be very tight. . >> you can see the traffic is moving along well. if you are driving on westbound 24 on the way to the tunnel. >> i'm tracking a warm up for your bay area friday. we will check in on your current conditions and show you what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. but the way we watch it is not. so, let's do something else. like what? like, watch tv wherever. what's that supposed to mean? it means, anywhere. in a car? yep. oof. but not like that. like this. oooh, family boat trip! yeah. and check this, record as many shows as you want. what? what? i just got chills. i know! tv, like, made for us. finally! finally. yeah. finally. ♪ wait, that's way cheaper than cable. . >>> this

it will be a nice afternoon with low 60s, near that around daley city. mid 70s for you. look for about 80 act to. 72, san mateo. game two, upper 60s, tons of son. download our accuweather app and it will look and feel very nice in the next few days. cooler weather, a chance of showers, and by next weekend it looks like the temperatures are rebounding. so very -- not very, a little unusual for later in the week. >> good luck sunshine today for the warriors. we have to get our umbrellas out. weird. >> just ahead, pride month kicks off in san francisco's castro. a special honor given >>> the long families is coming to an end. now their pools and spas are completed to their satisfaction. >> i'm very excited. >> this construction project has come a long way since we visited in september. a contractor left their family pool like this. when we returned in february, their pool had filled with rainwater. this is what it looks like today. water falls cascading down into a luxurious pool with a spa right above. >> it made me happy because it is done in time for summer and i can fro

the people who refer to me as the zionist duejanet daley every time i attackjeremy corbyn is not a prettyis left wing bigotry and there is right—wing bigotry. do you want to pick up on this question about whether it will be extremist in its approach. a lot of the things we are talking about our deferred issues. they have a veto on the issue of marriage equality and so on. there are 18 westminster seats in northern ireland. the dup won ten of them this time around. i mean, you talk about democracy. that is democracy. they got elected. i don't see what the issue is there. they are as entitled as any other party sitting in the house of commons to form any kind of alliance they choose. and i'd say? i am entitled obviously and those of us who are horrified by the prospect of an electoral alliance, a parliamentary government being formed with the support of that party, had every right to speak out. that party opposes the basic civil rights of me as a gay man. it would be absurd if i did not express that. i am not suggesting you shouldn't. of course, the dup can do what they want but british cit

tom daley and dan goodfellow will again team up.merica's cup semi—finals in the most dramatic of circumstances. after going 3—0 down to new zealand, sir ben ainslie's team finally registered when their opponents capsized at the start of race four. luckily, all of the crew members were ok. our first thought was for the safety of the sailors on the boat. having looked at the footage since it is clear it is just a slight misjudgement which lifted the boat out of the water too much and it went into an aggressive pitch. nobody is passing criticism because these boats are so tough to sail and it could happen to anyone. the most important thing is that the crew are safe. i'm sure that they will come back and the fight continues. that is all the sport. more on those stories on the bbc sport website, including the champions trophy in cricket. police are hunting three women after reports that a nursery worker was slashed in east london. london ambulance says it was called to hermon hill near wanstead and found a woman, aged in her 30s, with a

. >> mayor daley wouldn't do it either. >> the fact that ford came so close would indicate a shift.but reagan definitely in his wilderness. >> he immediately creates a political organization citizens for the republic to advance his conservatism it helps candidates running for office. he embarks, restarts his radio career doing 5 minute radio commentaries five days a week and recorded them at the corner of hollywood and fine in los angeles, records 5-minute commentaries that go out to hundreds of radio stations on real to reel tape or 45 record albums. >> this is before the day you could send out a soundbite via the internet to 1000 radio stations. these are 5 minute radio commentaries. at one .50 million people every week are listening to ronald reagan. >> twice a week column carried by hundreds of newspapers. in the mid-to-late 70s you have to be under a rock to not know about ronald reagan. >> did it work? >> sure. he becomes after ford loses, reagan he comes, that is a good question, the leader of the republican party. one of the big issues, the panama canal treaty. developed it

meanwhile, before the game, presented the chuck daley live time achievement award.ddles coached the warriors for 14 seasons, including their championship in 1975. a much longer run than originally planned in 1969. >> i talked to my wife and she convinced me to do it. i'd do it for 30 games. some of you here managed to boo me. no, i'm kidding. >>> the a's also in action. sonny gray ran into some trouble in the 6th. turner, a two run triple to give washington the lead. bottom of the 7th, a's down 3- 1. chris davis rips one down the line, off the foul pole. 17th home run for davis. ryan madson had not allowed a run in six straight appearances. ryan zimmerman put an end to that streak. oakland's bullpen allowed 8 runs in 2 innings. they would not go away quietly. matt joyce hits a grand slam to make it 11-10. 5th career grand slam for joyce. dusty baker chewing on that toothpick a little harder all of a sudden. but the comeback would end. the nats win 11-10. they take two out of three in oakland, and go 5-1 in the bay area swing. the a's have lost 7 of 9. >>> the giants

at the start of the evening as the first pitch was thrown out by capitol hill police officer david daley, who was wounded in that shootout just yesterday. while the game was in a major league park, the baseball was, shall we say, congressional quality. the democrats won 11-2, led by the man widely considered the best player on either team, louisiana democrat cedric richmond, who played for morehouse college, fits the distance tonight. he's been 5-1 as a starting pitcher despite shoulder surgery a couple years back. on the field, an emotional and bipartisan night to be sure. >> in washington, we have our disagreements, but we all agree that we are here to serve this nation we love. and the people who call it home. ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies ♪ ♪ to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, let's play ball. >> in the history of this congressional game, first played in 1909, there have been some years without a game.

daley city. al pleada. oakland maybe where you are as well. berkeley.le for san francisco and -- some location around 50, 51. i don't think that we will see anything close to average today for some which would be 67. i went 63. 63, 51, that's the average. 93 the record high. 1927. 1908 the record low. if you are traveling north. if you are going south there is a lot of low clouds and fog against the coast. some of this makes a good push inland. we are seeing more today than yesterday at it time. i don't see much change in the temperatures. everybody in the 50s and a few 40s. even brentwood at 59 and 40s for glenallen. there is one. i know it's close for san rafael. windsor and leesburg and bodega bay. lima valley at 51. weak system will brush us. gusts almost 30 out to travis. due west and the delta breeze is in place. sfo, haywood and livermore on shore breeze. incredible how much the water temperatures have cooled off just from on monument about 56 to 60. now the bay is 50. san francisco 52. almost 59 four days ago. half moon bay 56 and monterey 56 to

some other market guys i think bill daley will be on. some others. it will be unbelievable.'m most interested to hear what was discussed at that healthcare meeting to see if the senate can put something together not just before july 4th, but before 2018. >> joe, final question for you, have you sorted out the air conditioning problems you've had? >> not yet we have -- >> that must be tough. >> who do you like in the open >> i hope mcilroy wins as a brit, or as a republic of ireland. i don't know that much about golf, i'm afraid >> yeah. >> i'll take an englishman or rory mcilroy who says 'tis injuhis injury is holding him back >> some people do, but you can't use your feet in golf to kick the ball if you can't use your feet to kick the ball, it's not interesting. >> no, i like cricket, tennis, but soccer is my favorite. >> joe, thank you very much. looking forward to "squawk box." >>> coming up, we're counting down to the big fed decision we're about eight hours away what you can expected from janet yellen icouarnd the show will be right back. [vo] when it comes to investing

areas like daley city and half moon bay. 70 he's around the bay. that shade of red indicating 90s in the areas of central valley for your weekend. we are looking at great weather into saturday and sunday. though temperatures will come down just slightly for some. little bit of patchy fog at the coast. cool to mild. warm inland. that summer like pattern setting up and giving you an opportunity to pick your spot. we have temperatures in the 50s this morning. everybody pretty much uniform many we have a few areas cooler. the inner north bay. 48 santa rosa. 52 in san francisco. 56 oakland. afternoon highs for today. look like this. 82 for napa. 83 for santa rosa. closer to the water it's a nice mild day. richmond. low 70s for the shoreline. 70 far alameda. mid80s for the warmer locations, 85 expected for brentwood. how about the south bay? loss gatos to 80 degrees. 79 santa clara. 74 the afternoon high. nice, mild weather in store for you there. 68 san bruno. at the coast where we are waking up with fog it could take a little longer for you to wake up.

an investigation near the daley station led to this arrest. police aren't telling us the suspect's name because he is under the age of 18. >>> warriors fans pretty pumped up this morning after they got past the cavaliers to win the first game of the nba finals. >> durant throws it down. >> kevin durant flawless. 38 points, eight rebounds, eight assists, no turnoverss. seth curry had 28 points. they led at the half but broke the game open in the third. they finished that period leading by 21 points. >> we get stops. we worry about defense first and offensively we will move the ball around and drive and kick. >> win one game, now we look to sunday to try to do it again. we have been here before. there is a lot of work to do. >> while the cavaliers turn the ball over20 times the warriors had four turnovers, tied the record. the doves say they can play even better. >> i believe them. >>> meantime california lawmakers are trying to stop state and local police from enforcing federal anti marijuana laws that conflict with california law. the state pa

joining us right now is former white house chief of staff bill daley and secretary thank you for beingee you >> thanks to you, becky. >> depending on who you ask, you have an agenda that is completely bogged down with no hope of seeing light of day. others who will say, yeah, maybe things are coming together and we could see some things that happen before the summer recess. let me guess which side you take >> well, i'd say it's more likely not anything major is going to happen before the end of the summer. i think you have such a short period you know, they take long breaks around the fourth of july, and then of course august, and you've got some -- forget the circus that's going on right now down there the actual reality of trying to get a health care bill, or tax reform or something serious, these are as the president even said, these are complicated things and so far, not only are they diverted by the comey and sessions and all of the russia probe but just the sort of chaos that seems to be going on. ringling brothers closed up a couple weeks ago i think it was because they couldn't

in level 6, simply adds to the tension already in the pnm supermax facility, especially for michael daley, who spent five years in custody for his protection. >> they call me happy because the last laughs are always on me. i have been living in level 6 since i got incarcerated in april of 2003. i'm here on involuntary protective custody. the institution says there's a threat against my life. in my case, that's why i was in level 6. that's all i'm going to say about that. that's why i was in level 6. >> there's a story there, huh? >> there's a lot of stories. i'm happy to say it out there, but not in here. this is a real big week for me because i'm getting released back into the community. i'm just very surprised i made it this far. the stuff that i've seen and the stuff that i've been through, i'm just real thanks to god that i made it, that i'm making it out alive. i'm happy to get out. i'm really happy, but i'm scared. i am scared to get out. i really am. i don't want to hurt the people i love the most. that's why i'm scared. >> how would you hurt them? >> i don't want to come back here

i thought president obama didn't really want a strong chief of staff like bill daley. wanted a strong chief of staff like the great jim baker. what is the degree of difficulty in being a chief of staff to any president, particularly one who has never had an adviser, that really never had a chief adviser's role? >> well, look, you know. you've been in the presence of presidents, and the reality is it's an intimidating experience. >> yeah. >> even for a chief of staff. but i felt it was my responsibility as chief of staff to be able to be very direct with the president of the united states. otherwise, you're not worth much. why the hell have a chief of staff if that individual is not telling you the truth and trying to help you in terms of implementing your responsibilities as president? so clearly whether it was president clinton, president obama, the reality is that you had to face them, look them in the eye, and tell them exactly why you thought they were making a mistake and what you thought they ought to be doing. it doesn't make them happy. sometimes they get angry

tom daley, dan goodfellow and grace reid are also included in a team of 12. ben ainslie's team finally registered when their opponents capsized at the start of race 4. luckily all of their crew members were ok. that's all sport for now. pakistan are playing at edgbaston. they will love the bit south africa than any chance of staying in the competition. all the news available on the bbc sport website. it is 61—3 at the moment. all to play forfour south africa. politicians are out and about campaigning for tomorrow's general election. theresa may hasn't spoken toa election. theresa may hasn't spoken to a bbc plane and was asked what would constitute success for the.|j am would constitute success for the.” am feeling good. i never predict election result. we will get out there for the final hours. what would constitute success?” there for the final hours. what would constitute success? i never said those sorts of targets. ijust get a said those sorts of targets. ijust geta airand said those sorts of targets. ijust get a air and campaign for the result i believe

tom daley, dan goodfellow and grace reid are also included in a team of 12.ush for support. we are in bolton west, a key labour target which they hope to gain. and the prime minister was in norfolk earlier today, where the conservatives are hoping to make huge gains. in a moment will talk to andrew sinclair in norwich. first, to nina warhurst in bolton. the prime minister has been to bolton during this campaign twice. she came straight here the very moment the election was announced and she was here within a couple of hours. probably because there are two marginal seats here. bolton west which the conservatives took from labour to years ago and bolton north east which the conservatives want to ta ke east which the conservatives want to take from labour. if they do take it it will form the part of a much wider story, that of the conservatives taking all of the 1997 games which were made by labour. they have been campaigning in places which would have seem audacious ten yea rs which would have seem audacious ten years ago. as for labour they have had a very int

mcdowell, editorial page editor james freeman of former ceo of crile and former home depot bob mayor daley with us this morning. busy news day. great to have you back. >> here to hear among the most famous ge loves his thinking these days. maria: yesterday we had that ms. ms. davies stepping away, stepping down. a lot of people expecting this over the years. >> it happened someone suddenly. i think without a lot of fanfare, the article said they started back in 2011 or 2012. it'll be interesting to see several changes as a result of this. you have the article today talk about two liters, jeff and john coming out of financial services. therare no financial services now. we have an industrial company. i'm not sure they ran within ge. it'll be interesting to see how he maneuvers. trento relocated to this but that ceo stepping down. running several businesses over these. how long were you at ge? maria: over 30 years. grover norquist is with us this morning. fox's senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano will weigh in. newt gingrich is fair and a senator, member of the armed services and commi

tom daley and dan goodfellow will again team up. that's all the sport.or most of us tomorrow, we'll be able to pop down to the local school or library to vote. but spare a thought for remote communities who may to travel the extra mile to have their say. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been to the inner hebridean island of eigg to visit the people who use one of britain's most remote polling stations. i'm on a journey to an island where they cherish the right to vote. around 100 people live on eigg. on this small isle, elections are a big thing. the turnout here has, it's rumoured, on some previous occasions, reached 100%. postal voting can prove convenient for many, and across the country it's on the rise. but the pace of life is different here. i vote in the polling section and the fact that you are putting your cross on and putting it in the box, you are doing your bit, and you feel like you've contributed, and nobody can take that away from you. here on eigg there was a polling place and people relish the opportunity to cast their vote by

kevin maguire arthur daley ref has tweeted ona similartheme maguire arthur daley ref has tweeted on ah davidson, talked about as a future leader of the conservatives, she is the leader of the scottish conservatives at the moment, she said, well done dog was ross, you will make a superb mp. —— well done douglas ross. this could be the difference between them being in government and not. the tories gained three in scotland and lost fourin gained three in scotland and lost four in england. exactly. the new forecast leaves them still short of a majority, but politically there is a majority, but politically there is a big difference between the original forecast of 314. on those numbers, the conservatives might have failed to get a queen's speech through parliament. with 322, that is the finalfigure, through parliament. with 322, that is the final figure, it could move either way, it will be a conservative queen's speech. they may need to butter up the dup in northern ireland, but there is not an anti—tory coalition of left and ce ntre—left an anti—tory coalition of left and centre—left pa

. —— elliot daley.d like 0rcs were coming. andy murray begins his aegon championships title defence later in an all—british tie against aljaz bedene. this is after kyle edmund was beaten by qualifier denis shapovalov. this was a rematch of their infamous davis cup tie earlier this year, when the canadian was disqualified for hitting the umpire in the eye with a ball. no such misfortune here, as the 18—year—old won in three sets. i am just incredibly happy. i am so thankful to get a wildcard from stephen. i hope to come back and be here for many years. i did not know what to expect with the fans being a home boy, bumper crowd was incredible and they really carried me and i was for that. i will try to cheer him on and get him as excited as possible. nick kyrgios is out of the tournament. he was playing the american, donald young, when this happened. the australian slipped badly and was down for several minutes getting treatment. he went on to lose the first set and eventually retired injured with wimbledo

james dobson, jim daley, and the staff of focus on the family, i say well-done and offer you my sincere congratulations. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i take this opportunity to commend the life and the legacy of an outstanding resident of my community who served in world war ii, which is a long time ago. but he also become and outstanding citizen -- became an outstanding zint, steeped in the lutheran church, provided resources to the community where he lived and work. so i commend mr. newman and just simply say, we have enjoyed knowing him. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> to address the floor for o