joe root and ben duckett both made half centuries, before ravindra jadeja took three wickets.rma hit a superb 119 from 90 balls what you want. which makes him a significant doubt for the upcoming champions trophy. somerset batter tom banton has been called up as cover for a break of serve for alcaraz in the sixth game of in beijing in september. swing, i'm going to, i'm going to go with more confidence, i guess, in those tournaments so those tournaments are really important. experience in this, you know, in this courts has been, well, you know, from this week. the belarusian says she's put her australian open final to stay positive. i, um, i left everything i had on that court. and i think it was a great start, even though that little, um... it was a great start. and hopefully, i canjust keep building my tennis and keep well, like sabalenka, swiatek has a bye into the second round, where she'll face maria sakkari. it's amazing, you know. and, um, yeah, i mean, i feel good vibes, for sure. so already thinking about the next one, not really, you know, coming back to the past wel

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joe root, playing in his first odi since the 2023 world cup made 19. they very nearly had the perfect side but alexander isak goal was ruled out for offside. but it didn't take long, a rebound in the 19th minute after isak�*s 5 shot hit the post. the decisive blow. unbelievable. happy for the team performance. was like we planned the team performance. veryas like we planned the team performance. very happy we planned the team performance. very happy to planned the team performance. very happy to go anned bfiffirfi efiérifhéé'é? tfi 52 again. another final. bfiffirfi efiérifhéé'é? tfi 52 again. anotherfinal. it bfiffirfi efiérifhéé'é? tfi 52 again. another final. it will be for another final. it will be massive for everyone. very happy for 7s:: we ”ejezfzfszzfie ’e:: we were 5,272”??? ’e:: we were more gs”??? ’e:: we were more unsettled, especially way they were especially the way . e "e e especially the weytfieywere with their very direct with their play. much_ very direct with their play. much more —— we are much more —— usually we are much — much more —— usually w

england won the toss and decided to bat and joe root and ben duckett both made half centuries.t their run chase has been interrupted by a floodlight failure. they are now back out. before the match, it was revealed that england all—rounderjacob bethell is nursing a hamstring injury, which makes him a significant doubt for the upcoming champions trophy. england's first match in that 50 over competion is against australia in just under two weeks. somerset batter tom banton has been called up as cover for the third odi of the current series against india. earlier, australia sealed a 2—0 test series win over sri lanka in galle. the hosts resumed on day four on 211 for eight in their second innings — a lead ofjust51t. they were quickly bowled out for 231 and australia quickly knocked off the 75 runs they needed for the loss of just one wicket. the sides now play two one—day internationals starting on wednesday in colombo. norway's casper ruud will take on the unseeded denis shapovalov of canada, in the final of the dallas open later on sunday. world numberfive ruud beat spain's jaum

lost six of the seven matches there, england's batters did post more than 300 in their innings — joe root target of 305. after that for england it's the champions trophy later this month, and an opening match against australia. in the cycle of the team there's a few players who are there's afew playere whe are gaining experience and on just gaining experience and on days like today are just great 7 and that's 77 7 and that's v7vhere77 you lessons and that's where you want to accelerate that learning. keep pushing the guys on the right some things right, you :w7ant things right, you swant to 1gs right, you :w7ant to do right, you 5 want to do some you glyygys want to do some things but the way they played better, but the way they played that this was the way we showed that this was the way we want to play our cricket. other sports stories. england have called up somerset batter tom banton as cover for the third odi against india in ahmedabad on wednesday. warwickshire all—rounder jacob bethell has sustained world number three carlos alcaraz has beaten third seed alex de minaur in the final

. >> smith i root for philadelphia because of karen bronzo because of joe williams, and because alabama has so many players on the. >> eagles alabama roster. all right, we'll see what happens. we're rooting for the eagles. harry and carrie, thank you both. thank you all so much for joining us. cnn news night with abby phillip is up next. >> tonight. >> the world's most powerful man and the world's richest are together gutting the united states government. but is the spotlight big enough for them both? >> elon is doing a great job. >> plus, a doge employee with a history of racism gets the backing of the white house. and a second chance. also, donald trump fires the kennedy center board to become king of culture and resistance to the resistance. are they prepared to shoot us? we want in. are democrats equipped for this moment? live at the table. tour. lance trover. jenna arnold, malik abdul and congressman ro khanna. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking a

and then the propaganda that joe biden pushed using our tax money and trump is just up rooting it.n people and it's what he ran on and he is doing it. >> jesse: he's doing everything biden didn't do or just reversing it and he has never been more popular. that tells you everything you need to know about joe biden. you can also see the difference in the vice presidential team. i mean i don't think kamala knew what ai was. and vance goes over to europe and explains the u.s. policy. that is the kind of leadership we expect. but we were not getting it. why not? >> because, listen, you had in the last administration, a joe biden and kamala harris, people who were not up to the job. biden, the guy was barely cindy and's. kamala harris cannot put a sentence together. they embarrassed us overseas time and time again. and you know that they weren't respected, look at what happened in ukraine. food goes into ukraine, why? because he doesn't respect joe biden. you look at what china did, they walked all over us, cheated. look at what mexico did under joe biden. took away even more of our jobs

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. >> i root for philadelphia because of karen bronzo, because of joe williams, and because alabama has so many players on the. the world's richest are together gutting the united states government. but is the spotlight big enough for them both? >> elon is doing a great job. >> plus, a doge employee with a history of racism gets the backing of the white house and a second chance. also, donald trump fires the kennedy center board to become king of culture and resistance to the resistance. >> are they prepared to shoot us? we want in. >> are democrats equipped for this moment? live at the table. trey. lance. trover. jenna. arnold. malik abdul and congressman ro khanna. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the acceptance of racism. tonight, a doge staffer who resigned after racist posts surfaced about him is getting his job back. elon musk wanted to crowdsource the decision, and one of the respondents leaping to the employee's defense was the vice p

joe intelligence eats those bite biden's immunization in its final base. they buy them signs and decrees, and pester bills about artificial intelligence and youth root all most the exclusive div folder, right? so fucked efficiently. these intelligence to united states and both countries which united states i love trump, is now taking gift cert and phase or k. if you are with me to develop artificial intelligence, i can share that with you as much as i want to share. but if you go and do it enter into some kind of partnership with other countries such as china, so you're against. therefore, this is a top type international relations understanding because previously me, so the same think good either with me or against me. absolutely, but it's a to some extent only in language, it's a wishful thinking that the americans want to have done and then they want to have dominance. that's what they say that we want to control. but the question is whether the of the nation's actually getting the benefits rather than a being sold director rick about the benefits you see that the distinction here in your estimate estimation of the trump administration so far, do you thin

roots. only on peacock. >> welcome back to morning. >> joe weekend.up with the. >> conversation we were having. >> just before. >> the break. >> pam bondi was sworn in as the new u.s. attorney general in an oval office ceremony. >> attended by. >> president trump and administered by supreme court justice clarence thomas. it was. >> the. >> first cabinet swearing in ceremony the president has attended. trump praised bondi's record as a prosecutor and said she will restore, quote, impartial justice. >> at the department. >> i think she's going to be as impartial as you can possibly be. i know i'm supposed to say she's going to be totally impartial with respect to democrats, and i think she will be as impartial as a person can be. i'm not sure if there's a possibility of totally, but she's going to be as total as you can get. she's going to end the weaponization of federal law enforcement and restore honesty and integrity at the doj and the fbi. >> almost immediately. >> after. >> that swearing in ceremony, the attorney general got to work. bondi issued

joe manchin, great to see you. your thoughts about what you've seen so far the first weekend and what the democrats should be doing. >> first of all, all americans, democrats and republicans should be rooting our president to succeed whether you voted for donald trump are not democrat or republican, it makes no difference. you want the leader of the free world to succeed if you are senator or congressperson, you're in the position to help. you're not going to agree on everything. don't get bent up on this. donald trump told you exactly what he would do and he is who he is and that's what's happening. >> take a look at ten days president by president, george w. bush to executive orders, president obama had five. trump the first time had six. biden would down 25, trump has 45 and counting. it's hard to keep up with this especially if you're angry at everything. when it comes to the border, cracking down illegal immigrant criminals, get on board. >> two things he's done, tremendous support by the american public, all people of all walks of life support the immigration, stopping this immigration we've had, it was wrong. the deadliest thing and the most challenging thing with pat and the other

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washington, d.c., at the root of corruption around federal employees, no, we actually don't support finding waste at this point. they are on the wrong side of an 80-20 issue. >> sandra: joeking news, more on marc fogel, the american teacher detained in russia has been released. the white house announcing this a short time ago. john? >> john: let's bring in marc fogel's mother. thank you for joining us. this has got to be a pretty good day for your family. >> it is absolutely a good day. >> sandra: malphine, thank you so much for joining us. have you been able to connect with your son yet? have you spoken with him? >> he called me earlier today saying he was in a moscow airport and waiting to fly to washington, d.c. that was the last i heard. >> john: so malphine, did you know that any of this was in the works? >> absolutely none. no, i did not know this. i just have had a better feeling the last couple of days, and i don't know why, but anyway, it was a total surprise when he called and he said he was in the moscow airport, so that meant they had taken him out of the prison in moscow. >> john: so tell us, when the phone rang and you picked it up and he said "hi, mom, it'

great point that we've made here and you've made here, joe, this idea that elon musk is being given carte blanche to rip things out of the government rootnd stem. and yes, these institutions are unpopular. if you want to bring it back to polling in the way that democrats are thinking about how to mount a defense of what's happening here, the institutions might be unpopular. but the more that you remind the american public what these institutions actually do, they are not faceless entities. they are not just big stone buildings. they are people who are employed by the government to help, whether it's within usaid or within any of these other government agencies that musk is infiltrating and then trying to tear up from the inside, those reminders are crucial. and so it's right that adrian says democrats have the incumbency upon them to point out to their constituents on a 1 to 1 level what the impact is going to be, but then also to amplify the way that those constituents could be losing services that they rely on because they are just blanket slashing pieces of federal aid across all of these different agencies. i do think there's also a

that seats every condition as a separate one and get more to the root cause print we've been out on the podcast circuit in the media, joecker carlson. bobby kennedy met the trump campaign through that and when president trump was shot in butler i had the privilege of working with democrats on the trump campaign, bobby kennedy paid there is really a bipartisan awakening on this issue. i called bobby, suggested he talk to trump that night. was able to facilitate that conversation. i was extremely small part of it. i had the privilege of viewing this bond develop between two men and it was a bond over not a partisan issue but the true legacy item of reversing the harrowing chronic disease crisis on our children. 50% of teens overweight and obese pre-30% of them prediabetic. it is a national scandal and bobby and president trump captured the conscience of americans with this issue. i got a lot of voters in the fold. >> where do you agree with rfk junior on this issue of chronic conditions? guest: i think you saw in the hearing. he's being quizzed by senators who are bragging they have been working on intricacies and medicar

joe biden win the 2020 presidential election? answer i believe the 2020 election was rigged. this is not someone who's radical policy views are rootedme friction with donald trump, who has never i mean, russ votes agenda is deeply unpopular with almost every pocket of trump's winning coalition. where do you predict some of the friction with trump's political ego coming into play? >> i think. >> we've. >> seen one example of this already, which was the government wide funding freeze that omb briefly put in place that would follow. that was a pretty major backlash when states, red and blue. >> states realized. >> that essential money for health care, other services, anything coming out of the government was frozen in this chaotic way. this idea that the executive can freeze or impound to use the legal term money that congress has appropriated and hold it back because the president says so, is a real big priority for russ vote. he thinks that this is something that. the omb and the president should be able to do. in the one time they tried it, you know, in the three weeks the guy's been in office, it proved really unpopular. obviously,