that is the smart beta phase.that was excluded from the smart beta and you compare that to an index of funds that were equally weighted. draper said that the tests were kind of a hodgepodge. at a pure exposure at that investment scale and doing that analysis, we had data and we found that the hodgepodge of ede equally weight outperformed eight o of the 23 years and using the smart beta 16 of the 23 years. that, at anye point of time, you have factors rform.utpe ways, slice the market 50 25 of them will outperform the market. thati can respond for me use the largest categories and focus on the index to look at my list each year and, at any willt, a small beta outperform. you see the momentum each year doing well. how likely is it that you will see which factor performs well? if you knew that, it wouldn't be a thing. weighting on anomalies is the one. host: there was some that really stuck out. you have time, which you don't have the luxury of because you started the experiment in 2016 and there are different factor

speak speak [ speaking foreign language ] >> these guys are called maker beta. a do it yourself grew up in china. >> why do you do this? >> for fun. >> but this is your jorks right? hope people want to pay to watch it. >> love marvel. >> founded by they bring inspiration from marvel's roster of super heroes. [ speaking foreign language ] >> whether it's forged and polished or laser cut and 3-d printed, a problem solved, an idea and make everything from scratch of readily available material. >> oh! >> can i try? >> maker beta will be the first to admit they're not the pioneers of their business, not even in china. they have a cult nothing sharing their creations, users like hack smith and colin furs taking to youtube to display their works of art, a site which remains blocked in china, so they see an opening at home. they're trying to be the leaders here with their own unique, highly produced, over the top videos. >> the use of media, the use of film, the use of visuals is a good way to sell to the younger generation. [ speaking foreign language ] >> maker beta's

acid,as a higher beta higher risk premiums, investors have gotten bullish.w in march of this year, and it was uniform the degree to positivity around emerging markets. scaling back some of those exposures is prudent but not a wholesale cut. what youstening to say, maybe it is time to be more defensive, the e.m. play by and large is high risk, high return. in this environment where you don't know where things are going, maybe you scale back. do you go for more liquidity? mark: it depends on your time horizon, whether liquidity means that much to you. it is better than 10 years ago so i would not say it is greatly disadvantaged. but the point you want to focus on is the volatility of the underlying asset. there areent nontraditional investors in any asset class and they pull out, they pull out unrelated to core value, and that is what we are going through right now. in emerging-market pulling out, and it is leaving the dedicated investors holding the bag. julia: we went from glass half-full to half empty. what changes sentiment that to being half-full rather t

is higher beta than the s&p 500. so if the s&p 500 is going up over the next two years, e.m. is going up probably 1.3 times. >> okay. lindsey -- >> you poor soul >> let's wrap it up. i hope you'll come back. >> fun so far. >> she may have ptsd after this. >> right >> may give us your sort of last final thought here we have half the year, let's call it, we have entered the summer do you think if we -- you think we can get to 3,000. does the bulk of that happen and then the midterms could upset it, or do we need to get beyond the midterms, see where the dust settles, and then have an end of year run >> yeah, i think we need to get beyond the midterms, but i also think that right now the reason we went neutral on international was to get some cash, more cash in our pie and to have it available for when we get this more volatile environment over the next couple months and then be able to put it to work in the areas thereat are working and that opportunities arise in. >> okay. thank you. we enjoyed having you. >> thank you, lindsey. >> thanks. >> linldsey bell. >> here's what else

it's in beta. it's not -- you know, i don't think we'll ever get to the point where you go to sleep in the back seat. >> other companies working on self-driving technology will be watching this closely. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> now the i team's dan noyes has a number of exclusive reports about the tesla crash on our website, abc7news.com. just click on sections then i team. >>> now to have developing story in san francisco. a shooting in the mission district. that's now create add crime scene at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. abc 7 news reporter kate larson is live with new details on the incident from the hospital. kate. >> reporter: kristen we know three people were shot here at seeser chavez and this housing kpreks. we learn the condition of the three men all in the 20s. unfortunately one man died. another in critical and a third in sowers condition. let's take a closer look at the scene here. an area right on the border of the mission district. this entire housing complex is tap

phi beta kappa. how unusual that must have been in those days. particularly for young women to want an education that much. she was a remarkable woman whose memory lives on in the endowed professorship that bears her name and in the hyper house. house.r i hope this story will inspire each of you to put your colby education to work, to tackle tough problems, and to persist until you succeed. since nobody ever told you that earning a degree from colby would be easy, i am asking you today to take on another significant challenge. we live in an era of ever worsening divisiveness. a time when our sense of community, which has long characterized our country, is not just in danger of being lost, but far too often deliberately discarded. from the halls of government to social media, perhaps antisocial would be a better term, to the 24/7 news cycle, hyper partisanship, insults, intolerance, and accusations are poisoning our discourse, turning us against one another, and preventing us from coming together to solve problems. this phenomenon is weakening our

sunday's weather forecast, hardly any wind at all, a beta full and clear day., and exhibitors into the 20s right across the country. next week, the jet strea m the country. next week, the jet stream swayed to the north of us, closer to ireland and greenland, just nibbling into northern parts of norway and much of europe is expected to warm up. temperatures are set to soar, and we expect the temperatures doing this are under cooking them, we could see highs of around 30 degrees or more, and even —— even northern parts of the country will be into the mid—20s. a heat wave is on the way, the temperatures are expected to soar. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11: the government sets out the plans for more than 3 million eu citizens if they want to remain in the uk after brexit. the home secretary says it will be a simple process involving three questions. the need to prove the rate, prove you believe in the uk, and three, that you have no serious criminal convictions. —— prove your id. the us first lady, melania trump visits a child migrant detentio

>> reporter: burke was accused of giving a bottle of vodka to piazza during a hazing ritual at the betause in february of 2017. piazza died two days later from injuries sustained after several dangerous falls and excessive drinking. now burke admits he was partly to blame. >> it's a tragedy, and he is anxious to make amends. >> reporter: outside a county courthouse in belfonte, pennsylvania ryan burke's attorney detailed his decision to plead guilty to charges associated with the hazing death of timothy piazza. >> there are too few words to describe a loss so great. this young man understands that. mr. burke decided to step forward at his earlert opportunity to acknowledge and accept his responsibility. >> reporter: prosecutors say surveillance footage shows fraternity brothers gave piazza at least 18 drinks in about 82 minutes. piazza suffered deadly injuries after falling and hitting his head repeatedly. the footage revealed that during the nearly 12 hours the brothers waited to call 911 they poured beer on piazza and slapped him while he was passed out. in march we spoke to piazza's

fdm is a smart beta play. you can see from the number of holdings, only 200 microcap's.looks for liquidity and fundamentals and picks like an active manager. arele who are posting saying that active and smart beta is a better way to do micro-casting because there are better ways to find value. the average manager, only 30% beat iwc. fdm is also a decent choice for people. abigail: small-cap is on a tear, up 8%. how are these doing in comparison? are doing really well. one of the reasons is they are protected from the dollar and they are benefiting from tax cuts. we have some research on this from our equity team. they are having a nice surge now, different from how they can be placed in a pe, but there is also some reason to look at them based on current trends this year. is there actually an etf that mimics private equity? eric: no, but there are some that all private and companies. -- equity companies. they profit from the fees but is not exactly private equity. abigail: great investment insight. thanks for sharing with us. that was eric balchunas. back to you, vonnie.

amal has been playing on concrete pitches like this since beta five now fifteen he's honed his pool skills here it's claustrophobic or shark cage known as a corrupt forcing players to think quickly on their feet it's an environment free of rules but ruled by freedom is more than just the you can do everything you want to hear when you play with a team and start you only thing the cultural shouts at you right away and also what you're doing if you do it here everyone applaud you and say wow you played well. he did away between apartment blocks these kind of pitches can be found all over russia but what was once a soviet era pastime has spawned its own subculture where anyone from any backgrounds can come and play. eve on is one of the people who runs the street collective he says the corrupt should be a breeding ground for more new talents in russia. well being a weak spirit here on the streets having a weak personality want to get a young person anywhere street hard and that's why players have to come through the corrupt there's no place for tears here. you know but getting out of the cage

do you want to also touch on beta breakers and pride activation coming up, and marvel and adrian can round out. >> absolutely. so we had our annual beta breakers activation and 37,000 people running from one side of the city to the next, kind of splitting things in half. and we have almost 120,000 spectators lining and watching all the craziness happen. and it was great. and in the e.o.c. as we do during the hsoc, we bring together the different city agencies that have a role in these activities, but the other thing is we do a lot of training. we bring in other partners that might not normally be involved and ask private sector liaison and come and see how we do it from other jurisdictions for an idea o f what you do better and a great opportunity for a planned event, but always little things that come up for us to work there it. with pride coming up, we have hundreds of thousands of people celebrating over three days. the biggest one being sunday where we have the parade and then we will have the celebration going on in the civic center. the e.o.c. will be activated from 9:00 in the

former beta theta phia pled guilty to hazing, hazing and underage drinking. they sayd he walked aro pledge event with a bottle of vodka and made pledges drink from it last year. a pledge later died after fallingown a flight of stairs. a judge previously threw out most of the serious charges, including involuntary manslaug ser againste of the defendants. at> in a today show exclusive hoda kotb down with kim kardashian west and alice johnsonor their first joint interview since president trump commuted johnson's life sentence on a non-violent drug offense. kardashian was involved in the effort to free johnson. she met with president trump to discusshe case just days before johnson was released. she was the first to tell johnson that she was headed home. >> well, she said that i wen into full-fledged pentecostal dance. i started screaming and jumping. people were listening. i'm telling you, i was dancg. i was dancing. i was jumping. i was screaming. i was doing everything. >> and you can see more o that interview later this morning on the "today" show right here

but gadi schwartz with a tour of a new policy and beta o'rourke on the tents going up for children near el paso. and prosecutors have recovered the shredded documents and data michael cohen didn't want anyone to see. michael cohen's very bad day next. >> there is a new government filing concerning the april raid on long time trump personal lawyer michael cohen and if you are michael cohen and hi, michael, if you're watching it does not sound like awesome news. feds today informing a judge they had recovered more than 700 pages worth of encrypted messages and call logs from one of the blackberries seizes in that raid and said they would piece together and this one hurts, 16 pages of documents found in a paper shredder. no word yet on the content of the encrypted messages or documents though one imagines cohen didn't want them seen amid multiple reports cohen believes he has been treated badly by trump and al lines moving closer to cooperating. trump claimed that he had nothing to worry about. >> are you worried michael cohen might flip. >> i did nothing wrong. you have to understand. thi

not just antidepressants, beta-blockers and opioids already linked to deession, but gabapentin, prednisone, ibuprofen, and over the counter acid reflux medications. >> the more medications you're on, the greater the likelihood of having side effect from the medication, including depression. >> reporter: psychiatrist joshua winer. >> are we simply an overmedicated society and we don't know how these medications interact? >> i think so. we are looking for the quick fix. we turn to mid-before we turn to lifestyle. >> reporter: the advice, tell your doctor about all your medicine. diet, sleep, and exercise can also help. >> i meditate, i do yoga, i help people in the community. >> reporter: searching for balance and quality of life. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> still to come here tonight, a big score for the u.s. one of the world's biggest sporting events is coming to america. >>> and his military dreams were cut short, but it's only making his determination to serve his country even stronger. >>> if you've been anywhere near the internet over the past 24 hours, you've no doubt hear

but there's beta in twitter.if you want to be bullish, you want to play the beta. >> in terms of how the nasdaq looks, app certainly helped the nasdaq hit a record high in today's close. >> we have all these cross currents think this, on friday, before today's open, the median performance of the s&p was down 37 basis points. basically we have this unusual circumstance of high volatility but we're not mang progress. key things like industrials and financials struggling and big names in tech doing very well. >> we're talking about the qqq back at those prior highs. apple, microsoft, amazon, facebook and google. is that concentration ag maki you a little concerned about the rest of the market >> what we know is those top five names are the same volumes as the bottom 250 in the s&p and even more. growth- we have a very questionable synchronized global growth in question there are issues with banks in europe and there are currency wars so favoring things like this is what prudent investing is all about. >> of all the

they were put in solitary confinement and they were forced to wear leg shackles at all times as a beta gave an account of what was done to him while he was in detention must warn viewers that this clip comes a company with some of the bed his own sketches that have been released as part of a freedom of information request some viewers may find them disturbing they unchained my hands from the bars and chained them with short chains to the chains that were around my legs which kept me in a bowing position at all times they brutally dragged me to the cement wall he started brutally banging my head and my back against the wall i felt my back was breaking due to the intensity of the banging he started slapping my face again and again meanwhile he was yelling and then he pointed to a large black wooden box that looked like a wooden casket he says from now on this is going to be your home he violently closed the door i heard the sound of the lock i found myself in total darkness we saw a few of them the key.

medication that could have depression as a side effect.20 medications, not just anti-depressants, betakers and opioids linked to depression but gabapentin, predizone. psychiatrist joshua weiner. >> aover medicated and don't know how these meds act? i think so. in this country we're looking for the quick fix. we turn to medicine re beifestyle. >> reporter: advice, tell all of your doctors about all of your meds and the side effects. diet, sleep and exercise can also help. >> i meditate, i do yoga, i help people in the community. that's my favorite picture of you. >> reporter: serving for balancd quality of life. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> still to come here tonight, a big scorefo r the u.s. one of the world's biggest sportingev ts is coming to america and military dreams cut short but it's only making his determination to serve his country that much stronger, >>> if you've been anywhere near the internet today, you probably heard about the raccoon scaling the tall office tower tower in minnesota at time s taking breaks fo grooming and a snooze. onlookers holding their breat

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an attorney for piazza said in a statement the parents of tim pizza are pleased to see the first beta brother accept responsibility for his actions and encourages others who contributed in piazza's death to follow in his footsteps. an investigation found the fraternity engaged in hazing and dangerous behavior. the suspension follows two years of investigation. in march the fraternity was placed on probation for two years for similar violations as well as alcohol. the fraternity has five days to appeal. >>> the las vegas police released more body cam video from last october's mass shooting at a concert. the video captures the chaos as the shooting began and police responded. stephen paddock fired down on concertgoers from a room at the mandalay bay hotel to stop the gunfire. 58 people were killed and hundreds injured. >>> and this morning firefighters are battling a string of wildfires out west. one has hit a tourist town in utah while thousands have been forced to evacuate in colorado. chris martinez has our report. >> reporter: hot and dry conditions are fueling several wildfires in

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now they're making money it's going to be a beta chase at this point people looking for -- they actually look like the grown-ups in the room. when you compare them to snap where everyone thinks this is just a flyer. >> how about facebook? >> or? >> no, no, no. >> i'm still trying to play would you rather. >> i'll put it in the prism through which you want to look >> twitter. >> whether you like it or not, i've been a believer for a while, wrong on the way down but now we've been right on the way up at a centrtain point, i don't think it's going to happen i think it's going to continue to take the stairs higher. if you want me to play the game, which i love, twitter. >> wow. >> here's the other thing, people punished twitter when they punished facebook and frankly they got those facts wrong. if you look at what twitter's doing, that's not how they're handling their data. the growth is low single digits. that's better than they've been doing in a long time that's the kind of growth -- >> when facebook gets that letter from the senate intelligence committee to show up and explain why they h

surveillance video showing burke giving piazza a handle of vodka during a hazing ritual at penn state's beta theta pi fraternity house, where a drunken piazza fell down a flight of stairs. the students waiting 12 hours to call 911. >> we have a friend who is unconscious. he hasn't moved and we probably need an ambulance. >> we didn't ask for a plea agreement. none was offered. we didn't think that was appropriate. we came to court. we acknowledged responsibility. and he's prepared to be sentenced. >> reporter: piazza's parents have spent months going to court, sitting in silence and tears, listening to graphic testimony. now they plan to speak in court for the first time, at burke's sentencing. david, the piazza family attorney tells us they are pleased to see one individual accept responsibility, and that they want others to do the same. he will be sentenced at the end of july. >> thank you. >>> and when we come back, a gunman opening fire on several cars outside an airport. >>> and the deadly plane crash shortly after takeoff, right into the woods. >>> and the big headline with meghan here

i am comforted by the fact that it's a very low beta stock the fact that it held up well and the valuations should in theory create some form of a floor in terms of any other declines. >>> let's move on to another stock in the dumps starbucks. howard schultz sent a rather unusual e-mail to jim cramer commenting on the company's stock. >> and then i thought this was probably the most telling paragraph. he writes the stock i have rarely commented on is cheap and undervalued. our team will lead us to the promised lanlds. as my mother was so fond of saying, this too shall pass. >> despite the move today, the stock posted its worst week in two years after announcing store closures, taking down guidance, also warning on china. before we get to the trade here, what do we make of the former ceo's e-mail to jim cramer he probably owns a lot of shares what do you think, do you think it's undervalued >> i thought david and jim had their way with kevin johnson the other day on that call and i don't think it helped investor sentiment. so i like the fact that schultz who just left as chairman and left as

beta right we can do this concert are going to repeat the system is collapsing. the dispute has now escalated which is a whole first demand to turn refugees away. that's what we think that as a country at the heart of your enemies and turning people back at all borders without consultation could lead to a negative domino effect that could have germany which stands in the saga of our say that if there are no such effects i am determined to enforce ensure that migrants must be turned back at our borders and sort but. what does cost say off for really want stricter asylum laws or to topple the chancellor. stricter asylum laws or toppling the chancellor of the what does who say who for really want neither no no no look he says. in your reports this is about turning my back at the border first it's not about turning certain groups of migrants back those who have applied for asylum in germany been turned down a and those have been registered in other countries both as we speak being turned back already and have been turned back for a long time this year alone sent back

builders,ith beta , irbe-digit expense ratios oh, shares cummings in the they are going to ruin -- ieel bad. this ruins their party when the big budget studio comes in and it is cheaper. tsg.is the goldman the thing with this one, 250 million. two days ago vanguard filed priced at 12 and 15. i still think it will do well. of noise buta lot you think maybe they are not going to make it. which are these? >> ibm watson. i don't think it is going to be bought at that price point. international not doing well. slap aire starting to on every name. there is no he he will get assets with that price point. china for people are certain to take anything that works and make it china. >> why is that less likely to work? >> i don't think it is a big enough market. the first trust and constrained bond thinking it is the mutual fund world. fidelity has the right idea. cheap factor etf's can do well. . julie: the new communications sector, if you want to buy what it will look like in october, this is it. i'd is 50%. facebook, google and netflix are a huge portion of the portfolio. >> thank you. back

they were put in solitary confinement and they were forced to wear leg shackles at all times as a beta gave an account of what was done to him while he was in detention must warn viewers that this clip comes a company with some of the bed his own sketches that have been released as part of a freedom of information request some viewers may find them disturbing they unchained my hands from the bars and chained them with short chains to the chains that were around my legs which kept me in a bowing position at all times they brutally dragged me to the cement wall he started brutally banging my head and my back against the wall i felt my back was breaking due to the intensity of the banging he started slapping my face again and again meanwhile he was yelling and then he pointed to a large black wooden box that looked like a wooden casket he says from now on this is going to be your home he violently closed the door i heard the sound of the lock i found myself in total darkness. we saw a few of them accompanying that clip just there but the sketches made well they really paint a very disturb

. >> i would not betaing in front of you if these policies were in place when my parents were coming together. >> reporter: as the signs suggests, the court's ruling didn't sit well with the eight countries now band under the proclamation thinking is a great victory for our constitution. we have to be tough and we have to be safe and we have to be secure. >> reporter: and security figured prominently in the high court's decision. a narrow 5-4 ruling pitting the conservative and liberal wings. chief justice jean-roberts wrote in his majority opinion, quote, the proclamation is expressly the text says nothing about religion. but opponents wonder how the new law doesn't evoke religion. >> the fact that they pray a certain way, the fact that they look a certain way means that they can be seen as a national security threat. >> reporter: and in his majority opinion, chief justice jean-roberts also acknowledging that president trump, candidate trump talked about a complete and total shutdown of muslims in this country. said it is not the costatements but rather to look at that presidential

against england but southgate's men cannot afford to get ahead of themselves as they have panama to betaking you to california where a black bear is stuck inside a car ona a black bear is stuck inside a car on a campsite at lake tahoe. an officer managed to break the rear window so that the animal could escape without suffering any major injuries. it is a winnie the pooh moment. didn't find any honey, clearly. let's find out how the weather is looking. the satellite imagery does show how cloudy it was. elsewhere, temperatures into the low 20s. overnight, and need the clear skies, it may well be that we see temperatures in the countryside going into single figures. with that amount of clear skies, sunday is going to be a decent day again for northern ireland, perhaps more in the way of cloud to parts of the south—east but less in the way of cloud across the greater part of scotla nd cloud across the greater part of scotland and eventually i think you'll see some sunshine even getting into the shetland islands. top temperature around 25 degrees and from that point, for many of us, the only

they were put in solitary confinement and they were forced to wear leg shackles at all times as a beta gave an account of what was done to him while he was in detention must warn viewers that this clip comes a company with some of his own sketches that have been released as part of a freedom of information request some viewers may find them disturbing they unchained my hands from the bars and chained them with short chains to the chains that were around my legs which kept me in a bowing position at all times they brutally dragged me to the cement wall he started brutally banging my head on my back against the wall i felt my back was breaking due to the intensity of the banging he started slapping my face again and again meanwhile he was yelling and then he pointed to a large black wooden box that looked like a wooden casket he says from now on this is going to be your home he violently closed the door i heard the sound of the lock i found myself in total darkness. we saw a few of them accompanying that clip just there but the sketches zubaida made well they really paying to very distur

reporter: the opportunity right now to make money using data is quite limited because it is still in the betan to receive marketing e-mails and sell location data. users right now make $15 a month. the company predicts some users can make $2,000 a year selling their health information to health insurance companies. >> that payment goes directly to the end users. >> reporter: in the form of cryptocurrency. >> not being paid in real money. in homemade cryptocurrency that may prove worthless in a year or less. >> great way to make extra money and nice to own your own data. >> reporter: the datum available. >> i want to hear from you. "7 on your side" hotline is on monday through friday. my number is (415) 954-8151. and you can reach me on my facebook page. kind of sounds interesting. >> thank you, michael. >>> lake tahoe average annual record clarity hit a record low. extreme drought followed by extreme wet weather. last year's clarity broke a 20 year record. that measurement, this year already showing improvement. >> not much rain around here, but a good amount of heat. >> no question about tha

violent and they were forced to wear leg shackles at all times as a beta gave an account of what was done to him while he was in detention and must warn viewers that this clip comes a company with some of the betters own sketches that have been released as part of a freedom of information request some viewers may find them disturbing they unchained my hands from the bars and chained them with short chains to the chains that were around my legs which kept me in a bowing position at all times they brutally dragged me to the cement wall he started brutally banging my head in my back against the wall i felt my back was breaking due to the intensity of the banging he started slapping my face again and again meanwhile he was yelling and then he pointed to a large black wooden box that looked like a wooden casket he says from now on this is going to be your home he violently closed the door i heard the sound of the lock i found myself in total darkness. we saw a few of them accompanying that clip just there but the sketches are made well they really paint a very disturbing picture quite lit

i am comforted it is a beta stock, it held up relatively the valuations should in theory create some form of floor in terms of other declines. >> let's move on to another stock in the dumps, starbucks hovering at multi year lows. share did catch a break after howard schultz sent an unusual e-mail to cnbc's jim cramer commenting on the company's stock. >> and then i thought this was robably the most telling paragraph. you write, the stock, which in almost 40 years, i have rarely commented on is cheap and under valued kevin with the leadership team will lead us to the promised land we have built a great and enduring company my mother was fond of saying, this too shall pass. >> the stock posted its worst week in two years after announcing store closures, taking down guidance, also warning on china now, before we get to the trade here, what do we make of former ceo's e-mail to jim cramer obviously he is talking his book so to speak. he probably owns a lot of shares what do you think? is it under valued >> i thought david faber and jim cramer really have their way with kevin johnson on th

he understands how some people have received beta two —— have perceived the tattoo, but in my view, abetter start to the second test against pakistan. they are trying to level the two match series after being soundly beaten in the first. today's it was england's bowlers who had the best of it, as our correspondent reports from headingley. from one side of the world to the other, from syd ney to side of the world to the other, from sydney to headingley, england have been searching, from form, for fortune, and for a cure to the all too early collapse. perhaps it helps that they lost the toss and build. for now, they could put pakistan under pressure. stuart broad had his place in the team questioned this week. he knows that opinions are a lwa ys week. he knows that opinions are always being provided in this game. england are without their injured star. noel ben stokes, but instead chris woakes, who coached to more pakistani wickets by lunch. then jimmy anderson's turn. with its punch at the early afternoon, shared out among the attack. it seemed pakistan would be below for less than 100

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