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Three-pointer, getting the foul as well. just nine points on the night though. he told reporters he has a long way to go before the games really start to count. >> special moment, really special. to wear that jersey for the first time, its really an honor. im glad we won this game. [indiscernible] >> and two years after a title was struck because of a doping violation, testing positive for marijuana, shakarri richardson. shed won a 10.71 in the opening heat, second fastest in the world this year...

Of her career, winning the opening 100m heat in a world—leading 10.71 seconds. richardson lost her place at the tokyo olympics after a positive cannabis test and failed to qualify for last years world championships, but showed she was determined to get it right this time in eugene. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app orfrom our website — thats bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. youre watching bbc news. im rich pres...

Would like to do is people become their own bank where they can take responsibility for their own savings so rather than try to find a bank and get next to nothing when it goes on it you can pay down your loans. and i can offset mortgage? can pay more on your mortgage each month and pay down your carfinance more on your mortgage each month and pay down your car finance and you will get more interest if you pay down your own brother than find an interest rate. i get what you are saying but if you...

Right now the minimum wage is about 80% of the poverty wage. we wanted to get it above the poverty line and index it from then on. $10.10 gets you just above the poverty line. if we had indexed the minimum wage from the 60s or 70s, it would be $10.71 an hour now. so see, people that are working hard at the minimum wage, they have lost about 30% of their purchasing power in the last 20 years. >> its impossible to live on it. >> you cant. >> before you go, you did an sfw interview with the quad ci...

Going away. it doesnt fix anything in the near-term or in the long-term. and that greece is still going to need an awful lot of help, and even with that help, theres not a lot of hope that they can turn things around and really make things stick without some major changes to their economy. thats what markets are focusing on already. and if you were looking at spain, the yield on the ten-year in spain jumped this morning. thats a huge concern, because people say we went from worries of this greek...