williamson took over. he was a personality, he was older than the other people involved, and he had an impatience that did not serve him well. but he built the basement around the white house with the rustication, it has survived, to work on it. the commissioners, he and hoban, they just did not get along. williamson said that hoban hired every irish vagabond he came across to work on the place. hoban did have trouble with workers. they came in in huge numbers and they were all average. -- irish. williamson observed how they drank and cursed and partied all night, and there was even a brothel opened beside the white house on the grounds. it was very nice. [laughter] >> they went -- the commissioners were scandalized, hoban went to defend betsy, madam. they compromised by moving the brothel just outside of the grounds of the white house. [laughter] >> she continued in operation, and she was washington's first, i think. there was a lot of battling. madam.as no dummy. they compromised by moving the he organiz

mr williamson is not hiding in terms his political ambition.n is not hiding in terms his politicalambition. he is extremely ambitious. he more or less self promote it, volunteered for thisjob and self promote it, volunteered for this job and was self promote it, volunteered for thisjob and was given it as defence secretary. not quite as big as it once was in the offices of state. he did on the idea that he was going to get more money for defence and offe nce get more money for defence and offence needs it the gritters is full of black holes for all sorts of reasons that wouldn't have time to go into but i will say two things. one, building a new nuclear ballistic missile force, which is costing over £50 billion at current prices and two, the big air carrier programme, nearly 70 billion out of £160 billion goes on boats and bits that goes with boats, you are in trouble. what is coming up, which is not ina trouble. what is coming up, which is not in a story at all, there is a political angle that i would like to leave to rachel, which i think is

he was frustrated because kevin williamson wasn't giving an answer. to get back to the actual story, williamson is pushing for a greater increase in the mod's budget. theresa may and philip hammond have said waita theresa may and philip hammond have said wait a minute, the nature of wa rfa re said wait a minute, the nature of warfare has changed, and the chief of staff is now saying that the biggest threat is the cyber threat, particularly from russia, and we should be pouring more money into that, not conventional... there's a problem here, because five years ago, within recent years we were talking about changing our defence strategy to fund the development of home—grown terrorism. now we're saying it's cyber terrorism. 15—20 yea rs saying it's cyber terrorism. 15—20 years ago, we nearly 30 years ago, the class of the soviet union changed everything, but now we're seeing a cold may be starting. williamson is stuck in this very difficult position, being asked to predict and cover for every candidate she. i would say i agree, be careful what you wish

the language from kevin williamson is incredibly strong. "i made her and can break her too."ory mps with him to vote down a budget with no more money to defence. that is strong language and i think it is a leadership bid. jeremy hunt has gained popularity in respect by saying he had this extra £20 billion for the nhs. showing you can win domestic victories in cabinet, that is good. now kevin williamson thinks he can do it as well. he is having to ta ke he can do it as well. he is having to take on philip hammond and theresa may. a powerful security adviser. yeah. if we are to believe he has said this, he is upping the ante. does he have a point the uk should be a top tier nation with defence? he has a point. the person who should know about this is philip hammond. for a long time he was defence secretary and has a spotty record. i am defence secretary and has a spotty record. iam being polite. he boasted he had balanced the defence budget, he got the famous projection of 160 billion for equipment for the next ten years. that argument as well as the substance has more holes in

even in the political walk of life was the gavin williamson, boris johnson, walk of life was the gavin you would sack those people, but she is so fragile she can't risk having them on the backbenches, but the point graham brady makes which is most important, the public actually are bored with and don't like divided parties. it has been the death of the tory party and the deathknell for them for years and yea rs deathknell for them for years and years and we know the elections... the electorate is volatile, but he says they don't vote for divided parties, that is for certain. when they again to be banging these heads together at chequers next week, she will have to get them onside supposedly to go down one road or another but then there's the of the party as well. before she even gets to brussels. so what you will get, it is likely, if she gets her way, the hard brexiteers will not like it, and the question is, we are bouncing back the same questions, how do you solve the irish border? probably some kind of customs union, could we do that with a norway type of model? europe will say, yo

gavin williamson is proving difficult for the prime minister.hief whip last year who should be the new defence secretary, he said, oh, ican the new defence secretary, he said, oh, i can do the job, much as dick cheney said the same. he is rather nakedly, in my eyes, jostling for power and making, nakedly, in my eyes, jostling for powerand making, ithink, gratuitously outrageous statements. they should shut up and go away. he certainly got noticed. in politics, that can be part of the battle. it's true but to me, it puts a lot of people in the middle ground. tony blair is reviled by many but he's right, you can't win number ten without the middle ground. john major also wooed some that people who were veering towards the centre. if you are so much and aggressive, you are going to put people off. i don't think williamson is winning friends with posturing. what about the substance of it? how much we invest in whether we are putting it in the right things. the suggestion now is that our focus should be shifting, as it were, on line. we -- we might n

jeremy hunt, gavin williamson. no mention boris johnson, you want what he is up to.tograph. —— you wonder. and they are getting together groups of mps the sandwich lunches or rounds of coffee in the house of commons. they should do more lavish dinners, think. that is interesting. it plays into how much these cabinet ministers are being outspoken, just as theresa may is trying to bring them together and get some discipline as she tries to get some discipline as she tries to get them to agree on one of the options going forward when it comes to customs arrangement. well, when they end up in chequers on friday it will be like children in school detention rather than a school party, with a teacher completely out of control. really, after gavin williamson threatened to bring her down alosio £20 billion for the health service like defence, he should have been fired. —— bring her down unless he got £20 billion. there is this idea of cabinet responsibility breaking down. michael gove apparently ripping up reports. it seems to be an it in the cabinet. i mean, it is quite emba

in fairness to gavin williamson, who not a lot of people had heard of before he became defence secretarytwo recent me. he was a valuable adviser to david cameron. —— theresa may. if you were to cause ructions in cabinet, it may well cost her a loss of goodwill and perhaps her job. it comes across as something which is ill—advised to have said. a lot of people looking at this front page will say, this person does not really know her, he is not a political heavyweight and his overplaying his hand. this debate about defence spending is interesting. we have had extra money promised for the national health service. you wonder whether the government is thinking, theresa may is thinking, can we afford to spend a lot all the same levels on defensive we are to pump that much money into the nhs? that is an extra £300 per person per yearfor the national health and another £200 per person per yearfor national health and another £200 per person per year for defence spending. it is the wish list of, where should we be putting the money? this is another area in which we have made huge cuts. i think def

gavin williamson, the defence secretary speaking on armed forces day.e office to forcibly deport illegal immigrants. it is after the treatment of windrush generation. virgin atlantic has informed officials it will no longer play a pa rt officials it will no longer play a part in the forced deportation of anyone deemed to be an illegal immigrant adding it was in the best interests of customers and staff. a great white shark has been spotted near spain's balearic islands. there had been rumours of sharks basking in the area but this is the first sighting since one was caught in 1976. going to the theatre is supposed to be an immersive experience but a new production in south wales has taken the idea to another level. it is called splish splash, designed for children with learning needs. at this special school in wales is a special theatre. accompanied by a grown—up, theatre. accompanied by a grown—up, the children are taken on a treasure hunt. along the way there is music and miss chief, designed to stimulate and surprise. with the swimming pool giving fr

bruce williamson of rail future, thanks for talking to us.at the g7 summit in canada between president trump and the other leaders over the trade tariffs recently imposed by the us. there's now concern on the second and final day that the countries won't be able to agree a joint statement. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james robbins, reports from quebec. serious faces, as the leaders sat down to confront the collision course on trade which so divides donald trump from america's traditional partners and friends. but once they were alone, the talking was apparently tough and one official described strong emotions around the table. the president apparently fired off his sets of numbers, showing america suffering from unfair treatment. other leaders fired back their very different figures. the two narratives on who is bullying who can't easily be squared but there are suggestions that limited progress has been made. when canada's prime minister met the president separately, justin trudeau tried to sound upbeat. we both got elected on a commitment

williamson is actually running through the immediate moment it will be very very interesting to see what comes out of that and strategists will be looking at these they will this equipment to fight who. well you never know here and he's going to be the report seems to suggest as well as asymmetric terror and the new york and former counterterrorism russia is the enemy here well certainly some of the actions by russia are worrying and i think therefore it makes a lot of sense to consider that no will she take further or more dangerous actions and if she will she's you know we've got considerable i have been to rehab aeration for the average russian you know they're tough soldiers and they're tough sailors and they're brave and one needs to think hard about you know how seriously foresee any kind of battle between british and russian soldiers it really. i see here wolf is rather it's rather like you know do we think there's going to be a war you know as plato said only the dead of seen the end of wars i mean what is really difficult is ever predicting anything like you know that i fought a

defence secretary gavin williamson has reportedly demanded an extra £20 billion for his department.cross now to westminster where i'm joined by our assistant political editor, norman smith. good morning, norman. good morning. we know theresa may has promised the nhs £20 billion more. now mps are suggesting the ministry of defence needs £20 billion more. this, they say, is needed to make up for the persistent lack of adequate funding for the military. they claim there has been sort of a patrician in our military capability and now is decision time. it is to decide whether we continue punching our weight in the world or to subside into just weight in the world or to subside intojust a sort weight in the world or to subside into just a sort of average military power. but there are problems because £20 billion is a huge sum of money and there is no clear idea where it is going to come from, particularly given that mrs may has already allocated 20 billion for the nhs, which will mean tax rises, a lot of tory mps nervous about the prospect of that. indeed this morning in the daily telegra

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just shut up and go away, that is, if your member, what the defence secretary gavin williamson said russia salisbury. this is focused on a different direction. how much of a 30 seat of the prime minister? i think he thinks he is a big threat and he is harnessing genuine anger within the conservative party, inevitable i think after the money was given over to the nhs that other departments would say, hang on, where is our size? and defence being a more traditional conservative issue, you can see, and obviously under a lot of financial pressure itself, you can see, it's not surprising that the defence secretary would want to get more funds. but to come along and say, i made her, so i can break her, seems like an unpleasant threat anyway. he seems to have made this comment ten military chief at ucd reaction. —— ucd reaction from within the party, this is been conducted again on the front pages. and this is the man credited with keeping theresa may in number ten. right after her disastrous result not long ago. and reading another story about this, it seems she has a fragile grip on power and a

act one, scene one, take two. >> i'm bo williamson joined last week, working with art and cynthia. i was with the private equity funds group. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> andrew? >> nice to meet you, andrew collins, delighted to have joined as the director of esg. coming from global advisors, where i was esg strategist working with institutional clients around the world. prior to that was in a research role with sustainability accounting standards board, a nonprofit based here in san francisco that works between corporates and investors on better data and disclosure. delighted to be here and look forward to working with you. >> president stansbury: thank you, andrew, bo. >> we're sad so say that ellen is leaving sfers. she has been the directing manager of asset allocation, risk and innovative solutions. this is decision from a mix of a couple of things. second to last born daughter is leaving, graduated right now and heading off to college in england to join her sister, who is already there. and that, plus how housing prices, she and her husband have decided to relocate to the mid

the defence secretary, gavin williamson, is also pushing very hard for a hike in spending.field. these nato exercises are partly designed as a show of unity amongst members of the western alliance, particularly with the increased threat from russia. but washington is demanding that member states contribute much more to the costs of the alliance. for britain and its military forces, this is turning into a key moment, according to some analysts. can it afford to remain a major global power? we have slightly deluded the public of late that we have a defence programme which, frankly, we know, the insiders know those who run the select committees are aware, is unaffordable. so we are to an extent living a lie. and, so far, there is little sign the government will agree to any significant increase in defence spending. richard galpin, bbc news. joining me now from our westminster studio is madeleine moon, labourmp and member of the defence committee. just how worried was the committee that we are losing influence? clearly from the report, which is unanimously endorsed by every mem

that single drives in mac williamson to make it 2-0.op of the fourth, he was getting some help from his friends. he gave a ride. that is the sliding grab. great concentration helping preserve the shutout. that is six scoreless innings on the night. the giants get their first home shutout of the season. >> the college baseball postseason began today. they were hosting the original. way back in the first inning. the cardinals to the game at one apiece. they would tie it thanks to a couple of wild pitches. 3-3 in the 13th inning. kristin robinson down the line. he scores all the way from first. that is your game-winning hits. stanford is the victory 4-3. they will play again tomorrow. >> mba fans are still digesting everything they saw last night. tristan thompson was fined $25,000 for this cheap shot in the final seconds of overtime. the incident got him tossed and raised the blood pressure of the warriors team. there was some speculation that he may be suspended but that did not come to pass. >>> a little bit of golf. there is tiger wood

williamson, the stonemason, for his part wrote to george washington to complain about hoban, saying "i would not have taken the trouble of writing you is not to show how far ignorance has gotten the better of knowledge and experience." williams was ultimately fired, but he managed to get himself paid for several months after his dismissal. there you have it, bureaucratic infighting, jockeying for favor, inefficient government spending, it's good to see things haven't really changed in washington. [laughter] but these stories, the cap dividing real-life details of the men and women over the past centuries who left their mark on the white house and our country is what we will celebrate today. to join the celebration, we are honored to have with us the ambassadors of our symposium's respective countries. thedarroch, ambassador of united kingdom, is an accomplished ambassador who has served for the last two years. following him, we will hear from , thesador daniel mulhall ambassador of ireland, who has served his country in a variety of roles and ambassadorships, including ambassador to t

stephen williamson is a professor of economics at the university of western ontario. we appreciate it. secretary of state mike pompeo is set to join a press briefing with an update on the summit with north korea following the president's comments earlier today. thismberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" at the podium.is mike pompeo is set to make an appearance at the daily press briefing. we want to check in with a washington correspondent on what to expect. given what the president has said in his conference with shinzo abe of japan, we've heard the possibility of hosting kim jong-un at the white house, signing a packed to end the toean war, we are looking get more details on the mechanics of the summit. any indication what he is likely to offer aside from the fact that it will be in singapore and to manage expectations? saying thatdent is the hard work would come after signing that document should they do that in singapore. the real groundwork of all this would begin after that. saidresident has consistently that he wants the issue up denuclearization to be on the tab

gorkys hernandez had three rbis yesterday, two today as he brings in williamson and hunter pence.ut the giants had to hang on in the ninth. mark melanson gave up a single to anderson so it's a one-run game. bruce bochy gets shuck swinging and picks up his first career save. the giants win, 6-5 the final. look out, this is why you got a big camera in front of you. did your heart skip a beat there? unbelievable game between the a's and padres. he came off the dl for san diego. franklin barreto welcomes him back with a three-run shot. josh phegley, he sends there one into the western metal supply building, back to back jacks for a's. so the next inning they say let's do it again. mark can na crushes one to center field. that's a solo shot. next batter matt olsen, you know what's going to happen. a's loving petco park. another pair of back to backs. they win big, 12-49 final. >>> the warriors have the 28th pick in tore's nba draft. some houston fans are still not over the western conference finals. fans of the rock are posting negative rules of smoke scheduled but yet to open in houst

hit this one deep enough, that would score mack williamson. so once he hit the dish was tied at 1. okay, it was all right. but later on in the inning though, here came hernandez, and he crushed a two-run shot to left. he homered last night. giants lost the game 3-1 losing 17 of the last 23, and the dodgers have won 5 in a row. >>> in oakland, a's and angels, and dr. long ball made a house call. in the 4th chad pinder got one. and then angels chris young, and that one left the park. amador valley high school a three-run job, the angels led 3-1. later tied in the 6th inning. smacked a bases loaded liner, and the a's won the game 6-4 and can win the series in fact on sunday. wait, wait, wait, wait, i'm not done. we're coming back with the most talked about debated putts, missed and made today, because of this man phil mickelson. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go s

williamson comes around to score on the giants take an early 2-0 lead. odubel herrera hits a shot into the gap and this one looks like it could be trouble. corky's hernandez shows off his feet and straps down the ball. the giants go on to win this one for -0. >> the stars were out in nscity royals. 3rd ending, matt holsen has been on fire. he hits one into the fountain for his second home run of the game. it was all part of a seven run inning for oakland. the a's have hit 50 home runs on the road this season. frankie montag allowed no runs in eight innings of work. >>> tristan thompson was fined $25,000 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner and shoving a ball into the face of draymond green last night. thompson along with his teammate , kevin love, will not be suspended for game 2 on sunday. >>> after going 1-15 in 2016, hugh jackson said he would jump into lake erie if cleveland won only one game in 2017. they went 0-16 so jackson took the plunge along with his wife and over 100 members of the organization. it was all for a good cause. >> th

mac williamson scores, and the giants go on to win 6-3. >>> let's get back to strickland. metacarpal. highlighted in red right here. same bone that evan longoria and madison bumgarner both have broken this season. it's fragile right there. >>> let's move on. a's and padres bark at the park night in san diego. padres up 2-1. in the ninth a's down to their last strike. stephen piscotty high, deep, and aloha off brad hand. talk to the hand. in the tenth jed lowry wallops one off adam simber. simber! two-run shot. a's win in extras 4-2 the final. >>> nba draft coming up on this thursday. warriors working out prospects. among the interested observers has been draymond green and the gm bob myers happy to have his input. >> and he just loves basketball. i mean, what's he doing here? he's at our draft workout on whatever day today, tuesday. and stays. he came in the draft room yesterday. that's the kind of guys you want. >> absolutely. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. moral of the story. in anger don't punch stuff with your fist. >> i know, right? >> use an open h

dodgers with the bases loaded mac williamson makes the diving catch...the damage bumgarner gets out the jam to the fifth... game tied at one mad bum's luck ran out... kike hernandez hits a 2-run jack bumgarner allows 2 home runs, 5 hits, and 3 runs in six innings top nine... giants down by a couple... with 2 on pablo sandoval pinch-hitting for reyes moranta kenley jansen gets his 17th save of the year panda pops out to third dodgers hold on to win 3- l-a has won their last five games giants will be looking to avoid a sweep sundaybad news for the giants... third baseman evan longoria has elected to have surgery on his broken left hand. that means he's gone for 6 to 8 weeks. longoria was injured on thursday when he was hit in the hand by a pitch from miami's dan straily. surgery wasn't required here but there is a belief that he could be back sooner with the surgery. he's hoping to be back just after the all-star break. fingers crossed for giants fans out there.the a's trying to get back on track. they came into saturday's game on a four game losing streak

the mail on sunday reports that the defence secretary, gavin williamson, has warned the prime minister that if she doesn't commit an extra £20 billion on defence spending then he would vote down the next budget, which would effectively be a motion of no confidence in her. the sunday express leads on a letter that has been written by 60 mps, economists and business leaders that urges theresa may to walk away from negotiations and not pay any divorce bill money if britain did not get a good trade deal at the eu council meeting next week. the sunday telegraph front page reports on the comments of the conservative mp oliver letwin, who says that in order to cope with the housing shortage, britain needs the same levels of organisation as when they were producing war time aircraft in world war ii. the sunday times reveals that the patients who lost their lives in the gosport hospital scandal, which could number 650, did so because of cheap faulty syringe pumps, which increased the negative reaction of the opiates wrongly prescribed to them. now on bbc news, france and america are leading cou

that brings in mac williamson..panik finished the night 2 for 3..n on the hill for the giants... in the 6th inning with 2 outs.. strikes out carlos santana.. stratton with a solid day.... 6 scorless innings...7 strikeouts..-- bottom 7....after a standup triple by andrew mccutchen...he ctor neris with a wild pitch.. mccutchen scores....--hunter strikeland gets the save... pop out to left center ... giants take game 1... 4- zip... matt olson and the a's in kansas city the young first baseman had a day against the royals he hit his 10th homer in his first at bat... second time at the plate here goes number 11.... 3 run bomb out at center field... taking a dip in the waterfall..it's the third time in his career that he's hit 2 homers in a game.. ---dustin fowler also feeling it.. he follows it up with solo shot to right field... the prospect they've been looking forward to having around... makes it 8 -zip...and a 7 run third.... the a's are in full control..-- the a's open up the series with a 16-nothing blowout over the royals. ( marty )tonight we'll h

defense secretary kevin williamson has recently appealed for more defense funding citing russia's resurgence under putting and you may remember his predecessor michael fallon using the very same language. asking for an krista fan spamming i mean that this is this rush of hard work like flawlessly every time here are the fan secretaries just happy about putin's emits fitting their budgets well i mean the first thing is the u.k. defense forces they're under funded i mean the army has not being this small since the time of the napoleonic war but i think you need to get this in perspective nato spending already is collectively twenty times out of russia so russia is in terms of its spending on military forces is still some way behind nato as i say there has been this sort of ratcheting up of rhetoric in terms of the security threat that russia poses but i mean the world is actually facing a bigger threat from say international terrorism which clearly we've seen both on the streets of british cities and across europe and indeed in russia and notably of course the middle east so i would say that t

the mail on sunday reports that the defence secretary gavin williamson has warned the prime minister that if she doesn't commit an extra £20 billion on defence spending then he would vote down the next budget, which would effectively be a motion of no confidence in her. the sunday express leads on a letter that has been written by 60 mps, economists, and business leaders that urges theresa may to walk away from negotiations and not pay any "divorce bill" money if britain did not get a good trade deal at the eu council meeting next week. the sunday telegraph front page reports on the comments of the conservative mp oliver letwin, who says that in order to cope with the housing shortage, britain needs the same levels of organisation as when they were producing war time aircraft in world war ii. the sunday times reveals that the patients who lost their lives in the gosport hospital scandal, which could number 650, did so because of cheap faulty syringe pumps, which increased the negative reaction of the opiates wrongly prescribed to them. now on bbc news: stories that shaped the world.

deputy chief gerald williamson. how dangerous is the situation? >> so, a situation like this can be very dangerous because of the moving nature of water, the thknowns underneath the water. >> reporter: it took just minutes for water to flood these homes, but it's going to take much longer to recover. as you can see, this neighborhood can't take much more rain, but more rain is predicted tonight. jeff, the south texas region should start drying out tomorrow. >> glor: all right, courtney u.bowski, thank you. tioblems continue to mount wnight for purdue pharma.of ox. 24 states are suing the company opioid crisis. a decade ago they admitted to adlsely claiming that oxycontin was less addictive than other opioids. but it did not end there. here's tony dokoupil with a cbs news investigation. >> i think they misrepresented to the public. i think they misrepresented to their salespeople, and, yeah, i think it was just a big charade. >> reporter: carol panara says t e joined that charade in 2008 as an oxycontin salesperson for purdue pharma. so bottom line

hello good talk the sport is for ager and thank you so much american serina williamson's analyses withdrawing from the french open because of a chest injury a former world number one was due to play maria sharapova in the fourth round later meanwhile world number two caroline wozniak has been knocked out in the fourth round she was defeated by daria kept sticking out of russia the fourteen seed was delayed in the match on sunday when it was called off because of darkness the danish former world number one who is the reigning australian open champion didn't have much hope on monday capps aquino completed the seven six six three win within minutes to reach her first grand slam for the. women's number one seems to moan a help is through to the quarter final she made short work of alisa merton swimming six two six one the romanian is trying to win her first ever grand slam title. man's number one seed rafa nadal is through to the last state to be to maximilian order for a place in the quarter finals the dell is attempting to win an eleventh french open title manchester city star forward leroy san

the defence secretary, gavin williamson, is also pushing very hard for a hike in spending.coming from further afield. these nato exercises are partly designed as a show of unity amongst members of the western alliance, particularly with the increased threat from russia. but washington is demanding that member states contribute much more to the costs of the alliance. for britain and its military forces, this is turning into a key moment, according to some analysts. can it afford to remain a major global power? we have slightly deluded the public of late that we have a defence programme which, frankly, we know, the insiders know those who run the select committees are aware is unaffordable. so we are to an extent living a lie. and so far, there is little sign the government will agree to any significant increase in defence spending. the government seems to be standing firm in rejecting any significant increase in defence spending. richard galpin, bbc news. a couple from southwest london have been jailed for life with a mimimum term of 30 years for murdering their french nanny

arsenal defender leah williamson has been drafted into phil neville's squad.eir qualifying group for france 2019, two points clear of wales with three games to play. comments made about serena williams by maria sharapova in her autobiography provide a fascinating subplot to today's fourth round meeting between the pair at the french open. sharapova writes williams cried after she beat her in the wimbledon final of 2004, but she's failed to beat her in their i8 meetings since. williams was not impress by sharapova's book. the book was 100% hearsay, at least the quotes and words i read. it is disappointing. iam human. for me, it is totally normal. i think what happens there should stay there, and not necessarily be talked about in a not so positive way in a book. and you can listen to live commentary of that match on radio 5live sports extra, and via the bbc sport website from around 3 o'clock. world number one simona halep is already through to the quarterfinals. she made very short work of elise mertens, dropping only three games along the way. they were on co

speaking at the event, the defence secretary gavin williamson said the government is committed to increasingmitted. i mean, the government has made it clear that there is going to be extra money spent on defence. every year, we see an increase in our defence budget. almost an extra billion pounds a year. also, what we have seen is, just this year, the government commit to an extra £800 million of spending for the armed forces. this was an unprecedented increase in spending that few departments had been able to benefit from outside a fiscal event such as a budget or a spending review. it underlines the government's commitment to our armed forces and as we look around the globe, britain is not stepping back, we are very much stepping up with naval ships in the pacific. the royal navy was the first navy to start to enforcing sanctions against north korea. actually making sure what the un — the united nations — had said that needed to happen, we were delivering on it. we have seen troops serving and ensuring afghanistan has the opportunity for peace and stability and we see same in iraq and the

dodgers with the bases loaded mac williamson makes the diving catch...ng the damage bumgarner gets out the jam to the fifth... game tied at one mad bum's luck ran out... kike hernandez hits a 2-run jack bumgarner allows 2 home runs, 5 hits, and 3 runs in six innings top nine... giants down by a couple... with 2 on pablo sandoval pinch-hitting for reyes moranta kenley jansen gets his 17th save of the year panda pops out to third dodgers hold on to win 3-1 l-a has won their last five games giants will be looking to avoid a sweep sunday bad news for the giants... third baseman evan longoria has elected to have surgery on his broken left hand. that means he's gone for 6 to 8 weeks. longoria was injured on thursday when he was hit in the hand by a pitch from miami's dan straily. surgery wasn't required here but there is a belief that he could be back sooner with the surgery. he's hoping to be back just after the all-star break. fingers crossed for giants fans out there. (j.r.)the a's trying to get back on track. they came into saturday's game on a four game l

dodgers with the bases loaded mac williamson makes the diving catch...the damage bumgarner gets out the jam to the fifth... game tied at one mad bum's luck ran out... kike hernandez hits a 2-run jack bumgarner allows 2 home runs, 5 hits, and 3 runs in six innings top nine... giants down by a couple... with 2 on pablo sandoval pinch-hitting for reyes moranta kenley jansen gets his 17th save of the year panda pops out to third dodgers hold on to win 3-1 l-a has won their last five games giants will be looking to avoid a sweep sunday bad news for the giants... third baseman evan longoria has elected to have surgery on his broken left hand. that means he's gone for 6 to 8 weeks. longoria was injured on thursday when he was hit in the hand by a pitch from miami's dan straily. surgery wasn't required here but there is a belief that he could be back sooner with the surgery. he's hoping to be back just after the all-star break. fingers crossed for giants fans out there. (j.r.)the a's trying to get back on track. they came into saturday's game on a four game losi

in the 2nd...sits down hunter pence, mac williamson and austin jackson..... solid day of work 7-innings, 4-hits, and 9-ks.. --but this was his biggest mistake... man on 1st,...brandon crawford at the dish... locks in and sends it all the way to the 2nd deck. 2--run homer. what a day for him...went 4-for-4...and was a triple shy of the cycle. he leads all of baseball in batting average since may 1st. --on the mound, derek holland...had his stuff going. bottom 4th--gets mark reynolds whiffing... and in the 5th--runners on the corners...gets scherzer to ground out. 5-innings, 3- hits, 4 strikeouts. ... giants win 2-zip. --now to the coliseum where the a's gave more than three-thousand tickets to north bay fires victims for today's game it was also firefighter appreciaton day. --sean manaea stuggled in the second after the royals scored on a wild pitch salvador perez ties the game with a solo shot to deep left field manaea allowed 6 hits and 2 runs in seven and one-third --take a look what happened in the sixth we had a gold glove candidate in the stands with th

in the 2nd...sits down hunter pence, mac williamson and austin jackson....solid day of work 7-innings, 4-hits, and 9-ks.. --but this was his biggest mistake... man on 1st,...brandon crawford at the dish... locks in and sends it all the way to the 2nd deck. 2--run homer. what a day for him...went 4-for-4... --and today he could have hit for the cycle, but look what happens. in the 8th...a chance at a triple...laces one down the left field line... but slowed up at 2nd after thinking that it was going to be called fould. yet if he kept going, he could have hustled to 3rd... so he settles for the double. crawford is since may first... he leads the giants win 2- zip. on his "it's been fun watching him the last 6 weeks. you've seen the numbers what they are, it's hard to do against great pitching. a guy like schezer what a great at- bat he's had". bat he's had". --now to the coliseum where the a's gave more than three-thousand tickets to north bay fires victims for today's game it was also firefighter appreciaton day. --sean manaea stuggled i t

mac williamson and hunter pence score... 5-1 giants... part of a 5-run 6th inning bottom 8th...hunter pence... with a broken bat blooper to shallow left... it falls in... nick hundley scores.... 6-3 giants... 2 hits, 2 rbi for pence top 9th... 2 outs... giants up only a run.... reyes moronta... in the closer's role for the injured hunter strickland... strikes out j.b. shuck to end the game final... 6-5 giants.... they host the san diego padres starting tomorrow speaking of the padres... the a's wrapping up their mini-two- game series in san diego... and oakland went long-ball big time in this one top 2nd... franklin barreto... hits his first homer of the season... a 3-run job... 3-0 a's next batter... josh phegley... goes back-to-back into the left field bleachers... 4-0 a's one inning later... mark cahna... the cal and bellarmine product... goes deep to left for a solo home run... 5-0 a's next batter... the a's go back-to-back again... this time it's matt olson... with the bomb to right... 6-0 a's final... 12-4 a's... jed lowrie made it five home runs with another shot in the 9

williamson in the second inning. his fourth. a solo. a big day offense of the for the giants.not score again for 13 more innings. rodriguez. the son of the great hall of famer. 6 2/3 inning. giving up two runs. struck out 4. he is on this father's day weekend getting the a true -- approval of pop. his son should have had a win, but this error in the ninth- inning off castro opens the door and the marlins were able to tie. the push right on in at the same score. top of the sixth inning. pablo with a two run single. he see a lot more playing time with longoria out. 6-3. headed to la to play the dodgers over the weekend. the world champs. the astros. not that long ago you knew them as the lastros. they have reeled off it consecutive victories against this team. now a familiar name. stroking to center. that is in our be a and a -- that is an rbi and a 1-0 lead. das -- of the a's had to deal with this guy. winning his ninth, but davis is hitting everybody these days. his 20th home run of the year. one of the few highlights in the series. 3-1 astros. >>. >> it is time to check this

and in the next inning, mac williamson back in the line- up, solo shot.s led early 3-0 in the 2nd. one of the big stories from today, derek rodriguez. he is the son of pudge rodriguez there. hall of fame catcher. he went 6 2/3, gave up two runs. struck out four and gets the approval of pop and he should have had a win. in the 9th inning the marlins within a run and joe panik let andrew mccutcheon have that ball. instead, it drops. sterling castro's pop-up will create havoc and the tying run will eventually score on the joe panik error. so they go deep into extra innings before finally pablo sandoval with a two-run single. they score another 16th inning, giants wind up pulling a 6-3 victory out. it will not be a friendly skies flight to l.a. as evan longoria earlier in the game hit by a pitch by dan straily a former a's broken a bone in his left hand. he will probably miss at least four to six weeks. and he will see a specialist in los angeles. meantime, it wasn't afternoon delight for the a's and astros. the world champs took care of their business again

that brings in mac williamson..panik finished the night 2 for 3..---chris stratton on the hill for the giants... in the 6th inning with 2 outs.. strikes out carlos santana.. stratton with a solid day.... 6 scorless innings...7 strikeouts..-- bottom 7....after a standup triple by andrew mccutchen...he ctor neris with a wild pitch.. mccutchen scores....--hunter strikeland gets the save... pop out to left center ... giants take game 1... 4- zip... ## matt olson and the a's in kansas city the young first baseman had a day against the royals he hit 10th homer in his first at bat... second time at the plate here goes number 11.... 3 run bomb out at center field... taking a dip in the waterfall..it's the third time in his career that he's hit 2 homers in a game.. ---dustin fowler also feeling it.. he follows it up with solo shot to right field... the prospect they've been looking forward the a's are in full control..-- the a's open up the series with a 16-nothing blowout over the royals... (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. you could sav

mac williamson and hunter pence score... 5-1 giants... part of a 5-run 6th inning bottom 8th...... hunter pence... with a broken bat blooper to shallow left... it falls in... nick hundley scores.... 6-3 giants... 2 hits, 2 rbi for pence top 9th... 2 2 rbi for pence top 9th... 2 outs... giants up only a run.... reyes moronta... in the closer's role for the injured hunter strickland... strikes out j.b. shuck to end the game final... 6-5 giants.... they host the san diego padres starting tomorrow speaking of the padres... the a's wrapping up their mini-two-game series in san diego... and oakland went long-ball big time in this one top 2nd... franklin barreto... hits his first homer of the season... a 3-run job... 3-0 a's next batter... josh phegley... goes back-to-back into the left field bleachers... 4-0 a's one inning later... mark cahna... the cal and bellarmine product... goes deep to left for a solo home run... 5-0 a's next batter... the a's go back-to- back again... this time it's matt olson... with the bomb to right... 6-0 a's final... 12-4 a's... jed lowrie made it five hom

. >> the president can supplement just not supplant in the brown and williamson case. they say there are three things to look at even breitbart says that is not direct on page 19 so those things are first can those solutions coexist? second is congress have that scheme and third are there any other indication that congress enter the issue in a different direction? with respect to all of those that were here to satisfy all three of those factors congress has a reticulated theme with that problem he has identified which countries are not cooperating it cannot coexist with the solution of a flat pan and makes sense the in person visa requirement which is for people who come from state sponsors of terrorism will have a group with a likelihood to provide information congresses you have to have the in person and will -- interviewer doesn't make sense to have a flat band for the visa waiver program which is all about countries that provide zero information to the united states as state sponsors of terrorism to say we will give you a tariff and then say forget about the visa w

. >> dana: kevin williamson, the columnist, he is off twitter and he says he hasn't missed it. >> juaneg. >> greg: you know what's hilarious. i am the most negative person i know. >> kimberly: sad truth. >> greg: i find social media too negative for me. i have a couple theories. crime has been on a dramatic decline. maybe social media has moved incivility from the streets, from broadway to broadband. may be the reduction could be we are all taking it out on each other in an abstract way. the thing i hate are the websites that post videos of confrontations and meltdowns. i saw five today. there was a woman on an airplane. >> dana: oh, i know. >> greg: i look at these things. feeding off the and misery of other people. i go there because it's media. it's so sad and depressing to see mentally ill people, sad people, people having a bad day being treated as material for clique bait and nobody cares. that's what i want to get away from. >> juan: kimberly, this was a surprise. it says there's a correlation between using these devices and depression, anxiety, lack of good relationships with p