when he saw red, quins were down to 14 and london irish took full advantage on two second—half times four finish edging closer. just ahead of harlequins, five tries meant a bonus point victory at worcester. 35—32 the final score. sailor point victory at worcester. 35—32 the finalscore. sailorthird. northampton�*s hope very much to love alive, they... in the battle at the bottom it was gloucester who came out on top. they fought back from 21-7 out on top. they fought back from 21—7 down to win 25—74. michael edward, bbc news. glasgow suffered a heavy defeat to benetton in their opening match of the rainbow cup. they were beaten 46—19, by a side who failed to win a single match in the regular proi4 season — the italians ran in six tries — including two for niccol cannone. elsewhere, ospreys beat cardiff. in rugby league's super league, there was a big win for warrington wolves. the wolves did trail 8—0 at one stage, but they ran in four tries to secure victory, which leaves them 6th in the table, a point behind their opponents. there's been more success for great britain at the europea

a bit like his temper, author of the elbow meant he saw red and quins were down 14.ser. sale atjust ahead of harlequins, five tries meant a bonus point victory at worcester, 35—32 the final score, scale our third. —— sale are third. they van in three trials to beat leicester. at the bottom of the bottom, gloucester came out on top. they won 35—24. it is never dull in the english premiership. michael radford, bbc news. glasgow suffered a heavy defeat to benetton in their opening match of the rainbow cup. they were beaten 46—19, by a side who failed to win a single match in the regular pro14 season — the italians ran in six tries — including two for niccol cannone. there's been more success for great britain at the european gymnastics championships in switzerland with a second medalin as many days for 16 year—old jessica gadirova. she won silver in the vault, going one better than the bronze she took in the all—around event. she said it was absolutely crazy to be in these finals and winning medals. home favourite guila steingruber claimed the gold medal in basel. ameli

i'm vonnie quin.sident biden issued an executive order providing federal contractors to pay workers at least $15 an hour. democrats failed to -- the minimum wage hike for the relief package last month. it will likely face opposition from the business community, which argues forcing companies to pay at least $15 an hour will stifle job growth. on the pandemic, president biden says the u.s. has made stunning progress in the fight against covid-19. speaking at the white house, he said 215 million vaccine doses have been administered so far. he urged anyone who has not been vaccinated to do so. guidance allows inoculated people socializing outdoors without masks. >> if you are vaccinated, you can do more things, more safely, both outdoors as well as indoors. for those who haven't gotten their vaccination, especially if you are younger, or think you don't need it, this is another great reason to go get vaccinated now. >> justin trudeau told bloomberg green summit canada will meet its new target to reduce e

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have to talk about doherty day so what internet posters claim was going to be a massive day for dos quine and when said the price possibly to a dollar fell flat and instead the price of dough dropped by 30 percent what happened there yes 30 percent yesterday another 15 percent today look here's the problem with those coins there's nothing wrong with people buying into and have nothing wrong with the well being a part of it if you bought in last september or november you're looking at massive massive profits as a result of that all of that's great here. what happens in the crypto world though is that you get all these people who get from oh i missed out on this and so they start trying to come in all together and then all you need is a couple of people to push an idea like hey on this is what they did for 20 we're going to all push it to be doe's ringback day and we're going to raise the price to a dollar or 60 $0.09 and the problem is that when you jump into that you're going to get burned 3 wallets control more than 60 percent of the market at some point they're going to take profits and

goes to bank you're sol so it kind of defeats the purpose now that all these customers are treating quine base like a bank for crypto i mean it just doesn't really make any sense so we've already seen a little snafu this morning when they said that it's temporarily disable withdrawals of the tokens due to an issue with a network upgrade that's super frustrating and that shouldn't happen if customers actually own their own keys rather than trusting m m m. you know joseph i want to go back to do a little bit more of what's going on wall street bakeries as we mentioned earlier have been spectacular for the last quarter what contributed to the strength in banks and how did they perform relative to what was expected. well most expectations were that they were going to perform slightly better than they did in q 4 of last year obviously last year they had to pull a lot of their reserves back and haul off because they were hedging against the fact that they thought a lot of people were going to lose their homes or default on loans so you know things really went sideways last year when they pulled

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[laughter] all right -- s>> i'll talk all night let's gt audience questions an quin would like to know how do you see marshall's personality in general was he serious, was he heavy guy? you know, humorous -- probably easy to, you know, look at the guy and think he was a lawyer and very serious, and whatnot.y but what's it like? >> no. he, you know, he -- he was one of the great partiers of this -- so they did a thing called writing circuit and speak they have each of they will had certain states and he had north carolina,, and virginia so he would go up to raleigh capitol of north carolina with 700 people can you imagine capitol of the state and when he got to raleigh a number of cases but each night he would go to the same pub and you know know the same people and you know the big drink of the time. i don't think i've ever tasted it know what it is, but at the time fortified wine. but -- marshall had a club in rich monday started a club because i don't know what people remember if you remember a little kid they had, you know, a poll and it was -- not a horseshoe but a -- circular thin