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Sport with sarah now. Straight to chester le street, where englands cricketers are in a must win match if theyre to keep their one Day Series against australia alive. England won the toss and chose to field and started strongly Jofra Archer with two wickets including the dIsmIssal of Steve Smith thanks to a great catch from brydon carse. But a late flurry of runs including an unbeaten 77 from Alex Carey Saw Australia set england 305 to win and englands chase has not started well losing two early wickets. England are currently 47 2 after 11 overs. Jackson brooks at the Crease Setting things up....

In the 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle starts now. Tonight tonight the race for the White House heats up as the Harriswalz Team launches a tour bus. And then Jack Smith will go on offense with a new indictment against Donald Trump. And veterans of the bush, mccain, Romney Team reject trump as the 11th Hour gets underway on a tuesday night. Im in for Stephanie Ruhle. Just hours from now the Harris Walz Team will hit the road for the first time since accepting the democratic nomination last week. The Twoday Bus Tour of Southern Georgia is set to begin tomorrow. They will continue their focus on t...

Different message. It is notable she is making this argument, not just Electability But Someone who can build the bar. It would be good for democracy having both Parties Campaign for the majority of votes. This is why the delicate count matters, the rules matter, the fact that Donald Trump controls the republican party and he got the rule changes so it is winner take all so that as much as how tonight goes and what the closing numbers are are interesting and important. At the end of the day it is about the delicate count. I will keep saying this, Donald Trump wants to accrue enough delicates t...

Phyllis Graber Jensen Published on March 30, 2021 “It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade,” wrote Charles Dickens in Great Expectations. Yes, we saw exactly what Dickens meant as March 2021 came in cold, became warm, and departed with some chill winds (all in all, a benign month, weather-wise).  But whatever the weather, our forward-looking faculty, students, and staff took it in stride, as you’ll notice in these campus scenes from This Month at Bates. Finding Photos Phyllis Graber...

Thank you. van, why does this have to mean that the u.s. is seeding anything in terms of manufacturing green products or green jobs in exporting them abroad? we have a private energy sector that is able to do whatever it wants to do. >> well, there's a couple things. first of all, rules matter. market signals matter. i don't think people have understood -- we talked about science and climate and polar bears and all of that sort of stuff and in fact we are in the middle of an extinction event. but let's talk about how america gets to be great again. let's talk about putting america first, let's...