the dry dock replacement at portsmouth, that's portsmouth may not virginia, was originally estimated by the navy to cost 200 and $50 million. then the cost doubled, and then it increase another $250 million as a result of a sole source contract. so today, my particular interest in hearing from you, is how we then implemented the lessons learned from that portsmouth for the rest of the society portfolio. it isn't all bad news that the navy has invested well over the statutory 6% capital investment program since 2011. that is a real positive. the work of the g. a. o.'s has never been more important than it is to say, so i'm glad to have this more here to testify again before the committee. i look forward to hearing her insights and how the navy can better execute construction process projects, modernizes capital commitment, another of why is optimize shipyard operation. so madam chair, thank you for leading the charge in this hearing to discuss our shipyards in detail. [inaudible] >> i don't know if you are [inaudible]. >> yes, thank you madam chair. and i want to thank you and senator

the dry docks replacement at portsmouth, that is the portsmouth in maine, not virginia, was originally estimated by the navy to cost 200 and $50 million. then the cost doubled, that it increases either to new $50 million as a result of a sole source contract. so today, my particular interest in hearing from you is how we have implemented the lessons learned from that portsmouth for the rest of the sayah portfolio. it isn't all bad news. the navy has invested well over the statutorily required 6% capital investment program since 2011. that is real positive. the work of the g.a.o. has never been more important than it is today, so i'm glad to have miss moore here testifying again before the committee. i am looking forward to hearing her insights on how the navy can better execute construction projects, modernize its capital equipment, and otherwise optimize shipyard operations. so madam chair, thanks again for leading the charge on this hearing to discuss their shipyards in detail. >> >> thank you, madam chair, i want to thank you and senator cain, and all of my colleagues for conducting

. >>> portsmouth square got a boost for renovation plans. the state money is part of an effort to prioritize aapi communities. portsmouth square is known as the heart of the chinese american community. the project includes updating the kearney street bridge, also known as the bridge to nowhere, adding a clubhouse, exercise equipment and play areas. >> every time that our chinese american community has anything to say, has anything to talk about, has an issue that we want to raise, portsmouth square is where we come. portsmouth square is where we fight for our rights, where we fight or our community. >> construction is expected to begin late next year. >>> san francisco pd warning people to beware after an uptick in watch shifts. they've seen more than two dozen luxury watch robberies since the beginning of this year. authorities are continuing to investigate the string of robbery, and they are now encouraging people to be very mindful of their surroundings. wild scene along southern california beach. a small plane crashed into the surf. this

the dry dock replacement in portsmouth in maine not virginia was estimated by the navy to cost $250 million in the cost doubled and that it increased another $250 million as a result the first contracts of today i'm particularly interested in hearing from you on how we build permanent lessons learned for the siop portfolio. the navy has invested well over the statutory required 6% investment program since 27 -- the work of the jail has never been more important it is today so i'm glad to have the testimony before the committee. the navy can modernize it's capital and shipyard operations the madam chair thank you for leading the charge in this hearing to discuss ocean -- in detail. >> thank you madam chair and i want to thank you and senator kaine and all of my colleagues for conducting this hearing, very important hearing and senator cramer's discussion of history and the latest movie midway. it's quite a good movie and it has got a scene where the shipyard i believe in hawaii did a miraculous job getting the yorktown back on line to go fight for the shipyard pointed out what senator cramer

and the member for portsmouth, nor was even more scathing. she said again, her words are public serves his are in a desperate state. yeah. we can't continue with what we've been doing because it clearly isn't working as the prime minister told who's been running out public services for the last 12 years. yes, mrs. because this is absolutely good, he's doing this completely satirical. this is the government, this is the government that is investing 650000000000 pounds in infrastructure in skills in technology talked about public service. what really matters to people is probably right now is getting to getting their appointments, getting their operations, fixing the credit. that's what the fixing the i'm going to do, what he should be talking about and this is bigger, and that's why we voted through. that's why we pause for 39000000000 public health and it's a speaker which day oppose what i every time something needs to be done mister speaker, they try to oppose it. it is a great, pointless human boulevard missus bigger. that's what ha, miste

so what is there 3006,000 redcoats on their way here now do you think are they gonna close portsmouth? okay. we have an opportunity here that we can create our own forces here in virginia. we can put together our own men. it's the right men are in control in each of the counties. we can put together our own virginia forces. those very same men that are talking about. all right to the learn britain of the very same people that write laws back to make me channel property. if i have children they're not my children live belong to my master. who can sell us and buy us as he sees fit but yet he still>> nexn oversight. the government accountability office and the medicare advisory team that's why. this is two hours 20 minutes. -- two hours and 20 minutes.

so what is there 3006,000 redcoats on their way here now do you think are they gonna close portsmouth? okay. we have an opportunity here that we can create our own forces here in virginia. we can put together our own men. it's the right men are in control in each of the counties. we can put together our own virginia forces. those very same men that are talking about. all right to the learn britain of the very same people that write laws back to make me channel property. if i have children they're not my children live belong to my master. who can sell us and buy us as he sees fit but yet he stillso tham for organizing tonight's event and thank you all for for joining us. at common sense society. we promote liberty prosperity and beauty. and those are themes central to the western tradition and so it's our honor tonight to be joined by ram hosoni and douglas murray to discuss their most recent books that are trying to understand where we are and what time it is in western civilization. so very brief introductions uram. hazoni is a political theorist educated in the united states

the portsmouth — standards and trust to restore.he candidate labour feared the most and emphasised her naval background, committing to maintain defence spending. not enough for some. the former soldier in the contest, tom tugendhat, says more money for the military is needed.— military is needed. when we are talkin: military is needed. when we are talking about — military is needed. when we are talking about defence _ military is needed. when we are talking about defence spending | military is needed. when we are i talking about defence spending we have got to be clear, that we will never put the safety of our country in doubt because of bean counters or spreadsheets. security always comes before spreadsheets. that spreadsheets. security always comes before spreadsheets.— before spreadsheets. that has been seen as a swipe _ before spreadsheets. that has been seen as a swipe at _ before spreadsheets. that has been seen as a swipe at the _ before spreadsheets. that has been seen as a swipe at the front - before spreadsheets. that has

to be the mp for portsmouth north.she was kind of courting me a bit as one of the political reporters on the local paper. she wanted coverage for her campaign and all the rest of it, so i've known her since then, and it's this incredible thing when those people you've gone through your career knowing fairly well through the prism ofjournalism suddenly are in the running to be prime minister. it's quite a moment and you think, my goodness. but not any more, obviously. she got booted out. let's talk about the two that did make it. chris, what are your first impressions of liz truss's campaign? she was straight out this morning doing her first broadcast interview of the campaign, proper interview as opposed to answering a couple of questions at a launch, talking to nick robinson on the today programme on radio 4. and i think what's interesting is that she broadened this economic critique. so, last couple of weeks, she has been gunning for rishi sunak on the specifics of tax over the last couple of years, this idea that sh

the member for portsmouth's north bemoaned the fact that what we've been doing has not been good enough and the member for saffron walden properly puts it best when she simply asks, why should the public trust us? we haven't exactly covered ourselves in glory. their words, their future leader's words. they've trashed every part of their record in government from dental care and ambulance response times to the highest taxes in 70 years. what message does it send when the candidates be prime minister can't find a single decent thing to say about him about each other or their recording government? mr speaker, what does it say? prime minister johnson: what does it say about him when no one can name a single policy after three years of labor opposition apart from putting up -- he's one of those pointless plastic bollards you find around around a deserted road works on a motorway, mr. speaker. we got brexit done, he voted against it 48 times. we got this country faster out of covid in spite of everything when he would have kept us in lockdown. we're fixing social care, mr. speaker, when they

so, a fine day for portsmouth, southampton, brighton, and temperatures will be in the low 20s. of rain heads towards northern ireland and southwestern scotland, and that could really be quite heavy for a time saturday night into sunday. here's sunday's weather forecast. so, the low pressure, slow—moving and just to the northwest of us, brisk south—westerly winds pushing in clouds and showers, but most of the showers escaping east anglia and the southeast, where warm south—westerly winds will draw in that heat from france. so, temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust going to be the one day. in fact, by the time we get to monday, and this is monday's weather map, the low pressure moves out into the north sea. on the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a couple...for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye—

. >>> portsmouth square is getting more money for improvements.alifornia state simply member tilting is set to make that announcement tomorrow morning along with other city members. they say $4 million is on the way to help rebuild and improve this popular square. that money will be coming from the state. >>> coming up ahead coyotes are taking over a bay area golf course. >>> a frightening situation in the east bay. police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a toddler at a bus stop. this happened just after 12:30 on high street and international boulevard. a few blocks from fremont high school. the man assaulted the child's mother and threatened other family members while trying to take the toddler. they say he ran off when a good samaritan stepped in. we spoke with one of those good samaritans who stepped in to stop this attack. >> they had multiple kids. and immediately i started shouting to run across the street. it was so chaotic. >> here is a look at the alleged kidnapper. if you know him you are urged to call officers. >>> five police

ukranian army has resumed shelling civilians after failing to retake territory from russia. led portsmouth, we hear from some of the locals called in the fall in the crossfire sketchy and stuff with you.

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the preacher already read it, saw that his message of new portsmouth ship with iranian bagged parties. the head of the pro, iran and fetish coalition, had in amity, has dismissed the recordings i've been allowed to speaking. gather she, our religious event in baghdad, amity sat, they are aimed at destabilizing iraq. but the blogger has promised to publish more recordings with what he describes as more interesting content. that means the war of words between iraqi politicians is unlikely to end any time soon. ma'am, would abdulla had algebra baghdad or the 16 people have been killed and fighting between on groups and libya's capital tripoli, a so called special deterrent force as accused the presidential guard of kidnapping the members. both groups are part of the governments fragile security system. civilians were caught in the crossfire including people attending a wedding near by. the state of emergency has been declared following the violence and flights between michigan and the slaughter of be suspended. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, thailand's primers a playe

so, a fine day for portsmouth, southampton, brighton, and temperatures will be in the low 20s.hat could really be quite heavy for a time saturday night into sunday. here's sunday's weather forecast. so, the low pressure, slow—moving and just to the northwest of us, brisk south—westerly winds pushing in clouds and showers, but most of the showers escaping east anglia and the southeast, where warm south—westerly winds will draw in that heat from france. so, temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust going to be the one day. in fact, by the time we get to monday, and this is monday's weather map, the low pressure moves out into the north sea. 0n the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: ukraine and russia have signed a deal which will

this afternoon, the nhs trust running this major hospital in portsmouth declared a critical incident, the prolonged high temperatures this week. it said it could only accept critically ill patients. other patients, it said would be redirected elsewhere. it is yet another example of the kind of impact we can expect from the sort of extreme weather the uk is experiencing. don't think you can skip off on holiday to escape the heatwave. it was over a0 celsius in parts of spain today and the forecast is france, germany and italy will also record temperatures of a0 degrees plus over the weekend. so stay hydrated and stay in the shade. justin rowlatt, bbc news. sound advice there. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show: i'm in the great american outdoors for a close encounter with some grizzly bears. we're heading to australia to wish a very happy birthday to one of the most iconic bridges in the world. and in mexico, we meet the people breathing life into an ancient ballgame that predates football by around 3,000 years. hello, and welcome to yellowstone park here in

reduce the role of the judiciary and russia has admitted launching as strikes on the ukrainian portsmouth desa. moscow says the strikes hit military targets. the attack came just a day after russia and ukraine signed a deal to allow safe passage of grain shipments from ukraine's pools. under the migrants and refugees rescued while trying to cross the mediterranean sea to ridge europe over the weekend. many of them had been taken to poles in italy, but authorities this either overwhelmed katya lopez, holier no recalls with ha rescued during a dangerous journey across the mediterranean to europe. with in less than 24 hours, more than $400.00 migrants were picked up by humanitarian group. see, watch, it's a risk. many of them know all too well. many of them know that it's quite likely that they weren't making it, that they generally will drown in, in trying to seek safety. and, but for them, it's the only option they have. and these are the stories that we hear. and these are people that we meet time and time again. nearby other groups of migrants on refugees weighed on the island of lump az

tell about who on earth she is, because nobody outside of westminster knows that, other than in portsmoutha seat. and viewers of splash, that diving show. absolutely, but she is the least of the candidates' front runners to be able to do that. now we have the tv debates, big moments, because you can crash and burn in tv debates, and you can also shine. the next one coming on monday, and potentially tuesday and wednesday. if you were watching liz truss launching her campaign on thursday morning on tv, you would see the amazing sight of her not knowing how to get out of the room, and then an aide had to sort of yank her back. she had to do a bit of a u—turn, so herfirst u—turn of the campaign. it is. i was talking to david davis yesterday, former candidate for the tory leadership, and iain duncan smith, who became conservative leader, who both said the whole business, and as it should be, but the whole business of running to be party leader and prime minister is flipping scary. little things like that, you finish your speech, walk with purpose and direction off stage, then, oh, actually... w

so a fine day for portsmouth, southampton, brighton, and temperatures will be in the low 20s.t could really be quite heavy for a time saturday night into sunday. here's sunday's weather forecast. so the low pressure, slow—moving and just to the northwest of us, brisk south—westerly winds pushing in clouds and showers, but most of the showers escaping east anglia and the southeast, where warm south—westerly winds will draw in that heat from france. so temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust going to be the one day. in fact, by the time we get to monday, and this is monday's weather map, the low pressure moves out into the north sea. 0n the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: ukraine and russia sign a deal al

penny mordaunt is the mp for portsmouth north and a former defence secretary in theresa may's governmentw tax. third in the vote so far is liz truss, the mp for south west norfolk. she's foreign secretary and argues for tax cuts and deregulation aimed at growing the economy. kemi badenoch represents saffron walden, is a former local government and equalities minister. she's campaigning for small government focussed on essentials, and is critical of so—called identity politics. finally tom tugendhat is the mp for tonbridge and malling, chairs the foreign affairs select committee, and argues he's a break from previous administrations and wants to restore trust in government. our political correspondent alex forsyth now reports on the leadership race. applause the stage was set, the candidates poised to pitch. in a matter of weeks one of these five will be prime minister. first up, the question of trust will stop each said they could be trusted in government but they were asked, is borisjohnson government but they were asked, is boris johnson honest.— boris johnson honest. sometimes. the ha

this afternoon, the nhs trust running this major hospital in portsmouth declared a critical incident.ould only accept critically ill patients. other patients, it said, would be redirected elsewhere. it is yet another example of the kind of impact we can expect from the sort of extreme weather the uk is experiencing. don't think you can skip off on holiday to escape the heatwave. it was over 40 celsius in parts of spain today in the forecast is france, germany and italy will also record temperatures of 40 degrees plus over the weekend, so stay hydrated and stay in the shade. and a quick note that you might want to stay with us right until the end of the programme because we will have a full weather forecast with darren just before we go. so a big update on what we can expect for the rest of this week. that is a bit later on. train drivers working for eight rail companies have voted to go on strike, raising the prospect of further travel disruption. members of the drivers' union aslef are in a dispute over pay. dates of the proposed strike action have not yet been announced but unions m

he is actively pursuing the enslaved servant of martha's who have escaped from philadelphia to portsmouth, new hampshire in search of freedom. how to reconcile? washington is a paradox like all of us. he's not consistent like all of us. i don't think it negates everything he's working towards. the concept of the union that would inspire lincoln to issue the emancipation proclamation was what washington was working so hard to create during his travels in his presidency. >> host: it is not always a pretty place. talk to was about washington's teeth. a little grim. >> guest: one of the things, there are a couple historical jokes associated with washington. one is washington slept here. that sort of sleeping around but following washington, came to realize each one of those was not -- this was not fun for washington. he was working tremendously hard to pull the country together. the other joke is washington's teeth, dentures made of wood. he had dentures, they weren't made of wood. they were made of teeth from various animals, from ivory, the hippopotamus, even before he ended up with those d

so, a fine day for portsmouth, southampton, brighton, and temperatures will be in the low 20s.most of the showers escaping east anglia and the southeast, where warm south—westerly winds will draw in that heat from france. so temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich. and by that, i mean it'sjust going to be the one day. in fact, by the time we get to monday, and this is monday's weather map, the low pressure moves out into the north sea. on the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north, so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a couple...for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south also cooling off but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface, and ali miraj, who's a columnist at the article. bringing up to date on tomorrow's front pages. daily mail's headline "wish you weren't here" — as fri

san francisco's portsmouth square will be getting a long overdue renovation.park has been a gathering place since the 1830's. an assembly man announced a budget yesterday. >> this is considered a living room for so many seniors because so many people live in single occupancy hotels. it is just one room. this is where they congregate, talk, like hard games, where they hang out. stephanie: the recreation and parks department has been working on renovation plans for several years, including demolishing the unpopular pedestrian bridge. construction is set for late next year. comic joy koi has a film taking place in daly city and celebrates the rich filipino culture. he was thrilled to represent them and give a shout out. daly city is home to 33,000 filipino americans. the message is simple, you can do it, you are not silent anymore, you are being heard. >> that is why a movement like this is so significant, so now my mom can get to see something like her, talks like her, ask like her, lives in america like her and she gets to celebrate it. stephanie: city official

san francisco's portsmouth square will be getting a long-overdue renovation.s been a gathering place since the 1830's. there's a $4 million state budget investment yesterday. >> this is considered a living room for so many seniors. many people live in single room occupancy hotels. this is where they congregate and where they talk, where they play card games. this is where they hang out. stephanie:the city's parks department has been working on renovation plans for several years now. those plans include demolishing the unpopular kearny street pedestrian bridge. construction begins late next year. joe coy now has the key to daly city and maybe it's hard. his upcoming film "easter sunday" takes place in daly city and celebrates. the rich filipino-american culture the washington data says he was thrilled to represent them and get the city a shout out in the movie. daly city is home to around 33,000 filipino americans. his message is a simple one. you can do it. you are not silent anymore and you are being hurt. >> that's why a movie like this is significant.now my

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and the memberfor portsmouth north was even more scathing. in this country right now is getting their appointments, their operations, fixing the covid backlogs. that is what we are doing. fixing the ambulances, that is what he should be talking about and that is why we voted through, that is why we passed the £39 billion health and care levy, which they opposed. every time something needs to be done, mr speaker, they try to oppose it. there is a great pointless human bollard, that is what he is a. if only it were satirical! it is what the future candidates think of his... mr speaker does same occur we want to get through pmqs because quite a few of you wanted to catch my eye. i appreciate they might not want to hear what their future leader thinks of their record in government but i think the country needs to know. it is what the candidates think of the record. among the mudslinging, there was one important point, because the memberfor was one important point, because the member for saffron was one important point, because the memberfor saffr

sending money from malaysia to dominique health and specifically to the petrol station in the town of portsmouth. it's owned by the num fan family. emanuel m fan was among senior politicians who visited malaysia. when mon fred opened my dominique trade house there. he was also key to the upgrade to a diplomatic passport, a sum of money i, token of appreciation, as we say, was to be given not been offered to use his company. but then he said, well, i've got the petals. superstition said one intruder within weeks of the trading house, opening in malaysia, nan. fanny's phoning and emailing from dominique chasing money. he's saying that the prime minister is waived from lisa is inquiry that basically goes to show that martin was actually being the middleman doing all that he works for a part of this blank document showed 200000 dollars is then paid into the account of nance and service station, will you under any doubt that this was a right for it to matic portland? obviously we don't use to arrive. we'll just use to with a token of appreciation. but definitely without that money or you wouldn't hav