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in the first innings looked the path that we were brilliant in the first innings, went out there with positive attitude, definitely did a lot on the first day. hopefully it will flatten out again tomorrow we can make a. ~ flatten out again tomorrow we can makea. , make a. where probably a little bit disappointed today _ make a. where probably a little bit disappointed today though - make a. where probably a little bit disappointed today though the - make a. where probably a little bit i disappointed today though the wicket was pretty good. obviously spun around _ was pretty good. obviously spun around the overheads for that the wicked _ around the overheads for that the wicked itself played nice. quite a few of— wicked itself played nice. quite a few of us— wicked itself played nice. quite a few of us got started and go on to make _ few of us got started and go on to make a _ few of us got started and go on to make a big — few of us got started and go on to make a big score. we had a few 50 round partnerships with the love we made is _ round partnerships with the love we made is a _ round partnerships with the love we made is a little bit bigger, we set ourselves— made is a little bit bigger, we set ourselves up a little bit better. wasn't — ourselves up a little bit better. wasn't to be, were in this position now where — wasn't to be, were in this position now where we are 12 in front to one innings— now where we are 12 in front to one innings from here, pretty much. ferrari's charles leclerc will start on pole position for sunday's belgian grand prix. championship leader max verstappen was quickest in qualifying by almost a second but will take a grid penalty for sunday's race. lewis hamilton will start third. qualifying took place today because there's a sprint race on saturday. emma norsgaard bjerg produced a stunning effort from the
focused on the country's steadily improving economy. with news this week that the bidenomics, biden's formula for strong economic growth from the bottom up, is not only driving a surge in the u.s. economy and a boom in large-scale infrastructure, it's so much greater than even the experts and economic stuff expected it to be. at morgan stanley, crediting biden's infrastructure and jobs act with forcing that bank to make a, quote, sizable upward revision to its u.s. gross domestic product estimates and the top u.s. equity strategist admitted to clients this week that the rally for growth has, quote, gone further and persisted longer than we anticipated. we were wrong. the biden white house telling cnbc this, quote, this report confirms what we long said. our strong and resilient economy is bidenomics in action of the president's economic agenda is spurring investments in manufacturing and infrastructure
released this week says that much of the extreme weather would be virtually impossible without human-caused climate change. world weather attribution an international group of scientists says that because humans continue to burn fossil fuels and emit greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, we can expect more weather like what we are experiencing, but according to the report, the most horrifying part is that, quote, even if we stop our current output, temperatures would not cool again. they will just stop rising. that's according to one professor in the report. quote, the heatwaves we are seeing now we definitely need to live with. joining ours conversation by phone, andy hoyle, scientist with the noaa physical sciences lab and editor for the american meteorological society's journal of climate. also joining us our friend former white house health policy director and current msnbc medical contributor dr. patel is here. andy, this is, i think, on
taxes on the people of this country. and they don't need more. >> governor chris christie of new jersey, thanks so much for joining us today. appreciate it. happy father's day, again. >> hey, jake, let's get people to go to chrischristie.com if they want to hear these arguments made on the debate stage, make a $1 donation and they'll get me on that stage and meet those rnc rules that you talked about. >> governor, thanks so much nfo joining us. coming up, i'll talk to the chairman of the house intelligence committee on those classified documents found. and next, homelessness is a rampant problem across the united states, particularly in california. los angeles' mayor says that she has a solution that is starting to work. mayor karen bass, coming up.
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as we have long speculated, florida governor ron desantis will enter the 2024 presidential race. nbc news has confirmed exclusively that an official announcement is expected next week. here's the governor on wednesday signing bills targeting drag shows, transgender kids, and the use of bathrooms and pronouns. a clear message of what his presidential priorities would look like. he isn't the only fresh face entering what will become a crowded republican field. senator tim scott plans to make a, quote, major announcement in south carolina next monday. weeks after he launched an exploratory committee for presidential bid. while virginia governor glenn youngkin is signaling a run with an ad that he released today, invoking ronald reagan in his call for a new era of american