good morning, britt. >> reporter: that's right, janai.e francis is on his way to canada, his 37th papal visit. his first in north america in six years. now francis making it clear this is a mission to seek forgiveness for the abuses carried out towards indigenous people at catholic schools. the vatican saying that this trip is about listening to indigenous people. walking with them. there's also an emphasis on caring for the planet, climate change. it's an issue made even more urgent considering the arctic is the fastest warming part of north america. now the pope visiting three cities in canada. greeted by prime minister justin trudeau. but the pope's health is also in focus, his trip comes after he scraped plans to visit south sudan because of knee pain. again, showing just how much the vatican is prioritizing this canada trip, this mission of remorse. re youpers, ood the poe to have you in studio with us. >> thank you. it's fantastic being here. thanks for having me. >> we're big fans. we've seen you all around the world. we were, like

thank you angie and thank you britt and thank you jordan. on the motion roll call, please. [roll call] motion pass without objection. >> this will go to full board next tuesday and you can start serving in august. thank you all for your work. next item. >> next on the agenda is item 2. motion fiending william ortease cartagena applied for grant administration for office of economic and work force development and seek assistance from oewd oewd relating to non profit on whoz board he serves not incompatible with statement of incompatible actiskties of the small business commission of which he is member subject to conditions. >> thank you. i think you just summed it up mr. young. colleagues, this may be the first time that this rules committee has seen advanced written determination but they come from time to time, and i-there are two of them before us today, both of which i have sponsored both of them. why don't you read item number 3. >> yes, item number 3 is moegz finding tiffany carter proposal to apply for a grant administered by economic and workforce development and see

tropical storm warnings from myrtle beach all the way up the coast we can see it rip current risks britt winds. the way the system is currently move its way up the coast you do notice most of the heavy rain, most of that thunderstorm activity is out over the ocean. dryer right along the coast but still going to be a storm system that is moving through. means we could be seeing rainfall totals of at least a couple inches across its entire region. the winds are going to have the 20 -- 30 miles an hour overnight tonight and that early through the day on sunday before eventually this entire system tracks itself offshore just a little bit. i saw the only system we are watching. we are seeing a line of thunderstorms sweeping up into the mid atlantic at bring up to do angling for the area fairly large is a risk of severe weather from d.c. and baltimore stretching through philadelphia up towards new york. that is going to be something happening this evening but really running even into your sunday morning. for your independence day forecast, there are some areas out the retractable but if shower

apple, unfortunately is the icdominant market player and telecommunications britt the reason i say thatsamsung guy. i am an android guy. there we go, we are here, we are here and we are not leaving. [laughter] butts, the reality is these superintendents and these principles are accustomed in some respects they feel the dominant market share just belongs to them and there should be no questions. because of that, there is no real push, no real need for them to innovate, to increase efficiency, to make it a better learning environment, to make sure their teachers are ready to go every single day. i am not talking past the point of the superintendent and the teacher leads that are out there, the teachers who are self-motivated and much of the best thing for their kids. we have a f lot of those exist n the environment. the problem is, because we don't have an economy of education there is no external pressure to have that excellence hit the classroom every single day.f when i talk about this kind of economy of education that is where we need to go to, i compare it to telecommunications. coul

one of britt uses point is marcia, but she did her no further career. he will prefer martin barocha to bug you pursue or stop him over away they started mischief chisher to the new yorker. those letters of sweetie, ms. warner. what decoy what bab? new mitchell? already in ye alter, there were divisions among the allies. this is awesome vision, in the juvenile heiner whom one proc did see at georgia for home. so great anti coalition was, well, anti, so this was the englander, the america, donna whitened us over to our 0 fear fraud. george george grayson, that he knocked him creek, her late irish pyramid as a red toyota. and a month later, in march 1945, the allies entered secret negotiations with germany. but the surrender of the german troops in northern italy, java, or hat, dot smith becoming truly and darker, state. take to name, and it's what are bob kelly? the vest master for let's damn it. now for ended as kreger sierra, please, one can, can he was as of italian. i'll either the pin middle of it or not long i'll yet or for him, but i sent him it in

from the new apple tv+ series "severance," britt lower is joining us!of all time, "modern family." his new show is called "domino masters," a premier's march 9th on fox. say had to hello to eric stonestreet! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you look so great! >> eric: thank you! >> kelly: i love your whole outfit! get comfortable. >> eric: tone on tone on tone. >> kelly: you blend in. >> eric: break, great backstage. this is my first time here. nice dressing room, great host, everyone! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: thank you! we lucked out with the dressing room! >> eric: huge! you really jammed in his little rooms. >> kelly: you're in a closet with three other people doing hair, makeup, wardrobe. we lucked out but i heard there's a congratulations in order, you recently got engaged. >> eric: i did! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: that's exciting! how did you propose, if you don't mind me asking? >> eric: everyone knows that follows man social media that i mess around with my girlfriend a lot and crank her a lot. so i knew i had to be really clever and creat

. >> how do you value britt going -- how do you value bitcoin?y much a risk asset rather than a stored value. it is in some sense a bet on a business model that is very much yet to be proven. >> my suspicion is that this is here to stay. you write-off the mass movement of these super ambitious people at peril. tom: some of our guests talking about xavier becerra approaching the crypto market. bitcoin down today in today's session. they mentioned the token is likely to tumble to $10,000 rather than rally back to $30,000. gina, you were talking in the break about looking at china. maybe that is the catalyst driving u.s. markets today. gina: i am concerned about what the further shutdowns in china will mean because i was the one area of optimism in the month of june. you look across global equities, chinese shares worth the only to produce gain and now we take out that optimism with the china shutdown and tech regulation coming back to the ford. those issues were largely priced out and they could create a bigger drag. tom: maybe some naivety among e

about ado on britt loan, a division of power between them about puck dish and doom, few thoughts as we by not mocked. tie. the crown prince would become imperial president of america, and hitler would become his imperial chancellor. wanted clever design at this fails because bill home, the 2nd who was still alive and exile forbids this plan it and his son agreed on for beat it on the later on. hey, the crown prince made a call for the election of hitler at on april 1st 1933 and 1 o'clock. glasses and vol. alpharetta. the crown prince believed his efforts had one hitler, 2000000 votes. but hitler has tricked them all. the german nationalists, and the monarchists, they misunderstand who is the horse, and who is its rider. when comes looking back, one can say that the friendliness shown by the revolution and the republic to the nobility was never repaid by the nobility to the republic. he might so could sought i. ringback ringback crown prince vill helm appeared at a nazi funeral service for murdered se man. in february 1933, this was more than a private celebrity appearance. he was here

it's like blank director david petraeus britt cia director. they marked out cia. i said where you doing that? the letter cia are everywhere. they said well, if you have the letter cia in your book than the cia has to review your book. that could add months to your publication. i'm okay forget it i'll leave it there. i'll make this quick it's a much longer answer. the fbi is overseas and over 70 offices. we are basing u.s. embassies throughout the world. if this investigation here in the united states we have a nexus to state china i am the person who works to get that information or evidence or whatever they need and get that back to the d united states so e can do our investigation and vice versa. the head of the office we are more of a liaison position. if there is a case in a terrorist bombing and other places i covered. once the fbi to help going to go to the fbi if it's warranted we send people over too that country and we help them with their investigation. there's a terrorist attack oversee that as the fbi's jurisdiction for the fbi investigates it.se that'

. >> you've got to get britt hune on this. >> cat, this is like another gimmie for you. ship. >> i ship you into a relationship. hellur. >> this is perfect for you. ready for your word? >> i'm going to be in so much trouble. >> slow fade. duh, hello. do you need a sentence? >> this is where you have a date and they just slowly fade away? i have no idea. slow fade. >> want me to use it in a sentence? >> yes, please. >> no, because he used in a sentence and that's not right. >> slow fade is an action you do to someone when you don't want to see them anymore and you text a bit less and you failed. >> i was pretty close. >> you decided as the object and not subject. >> sorry, not to be a grammar nerd. >> she's so young and hip she forget to turn her phone on silent on national tv. >> it was reminding me how young i am. >> guy, your next word. by the way, guy, you have two. cat has six, jason you have one. guy, your word is crashy. >> crashy. >> yep. >> i'm going to need to sentence. >> that woman at the bar last night was so crashy. >> i'm going to say a mess, kind of a mess

and not even by britt's whose limey we kicked, right? i wasn't even born. i wasn't born and i take credit for it. but it's americans who don't like it. it's like only one half of the country gets to enjoy july 4th while the other half trashes, which is fine. if you want to make july for the right wing holiday, we will take it. add james bond birthday. by the way, happy 109. he was great and the joker. but it's not really the case that people hate july 4th. it's just the people with the pedestals who want you to feel ashamed of this country. if you are a fan of america for just one day, somehow that's a dog whistle. you are celebrating the birthday of hitler and not the cool one, steve. i thought it was funny. a guy named steve hitler. he didn't thank of changing his name. they are already mad that you are having fun. you throw-in family time, the old red, white and blue. it's more americano then the leftists can bear. all that's left is a t-shirt can and filled with apple pie that you can shoot into my face. here they come. barbra streisand, jessica chastai

britt a lot of cloud cover, and you will see sunshine pretty quick.noon will feature sunshine on the coast line. we should seized partly cloudy skies to finish out the afternoon. lower humidity, and a warmer afternoon. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. we will touch the low end of the 80's and our warmest spots away from the coast. partly to mostly cloudy skies, not nearly as foggy as it is this morning. we will likely see coastal drizzle, and temperatures in the 50's. future cast temperatures by friday, and a warm up begins. 90's will return in some spots. the slight different temperatures to start off the weekend, but watch the back half on sunday the second half of the weekend is warmer than the staff did you will see widespread 90's away from the coast in our hottest spots. the accuweather 70 forecast with lower weather. warmer afternoons on the way today and tomorrow. we are heating up fast on sunday. 80's and 90's away from the coast. that will continue on monday before the breeze kicks in, and we cool off at closer to average >> thank you

. >> congressman republican of texas britt congressman thank you. >> thanks john god bless. >> you too is a public health emergency on an international scale pair that is how the world health organization classifies monkeypox as more cases are diagnosed here in the state, and more people are going for testing. who is most at risk? doctor frieda fisher joins us with more on that, next. ♪ nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's newur days to fully work. welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (woman) for $30 a line, i'm switching now. (vo) the network you want. the price you love. only from verizon. jon: world health organization sounded the alarm over the monkeypox outbreak. declaring it a global emergency who once reared disease spreads to more than 70 countries. this comes as the cdc says two children and the u.s. have tested positive f

it's interesting they polled the britts. poll the americans, we'll take the cash. >> exactly. >> they'll be like billion, that's not enough. yeah, i'd want it. think about t provide clean water and food to kids starving in the country and i can get my beach house. >> yes. you can have a big beautiful beach house and carbon canyon and live next door to david guessman and it would be fantastic. i bet he'd be a great and really fun neighbor. scott, i don't hate capitalism or wealth and don't demonize those successful in the country. are you a big comey and don't want the money, scott? >> not exactly. if you win a billion dollar lottery, the irs will take about half because they need that to spend on a bomb to drop on a yemeni baby or pay interest to a foreign government sovereign bomb holder or something like that and with the money left over, i would buy a nice little piece of property, take care of my friends and family, and buy a property in the hill country and build a skate park and donate the rest to anti-war.com and brin

reassure those markets and investors that britton's economy is fundamentally strong and i would reassure britt's living -- brits living in european countries that european citizens living here that there will be no initial changes in your circumstances. there will be no initial change in the way our people can travel, our goods can move or in the way our services can be so. we must not prepare for negotiation with the european union. this will need the full engagement of the scottish, welsh and northern ireland governments to ensure the interests of all parts of our united kingdom are protected. above all, this will require strong, determined and committed leadership. i am very proud and honored to have been prime minister of this country for six years. i believe we have made rate steps. we have more people working than ever before in our history, reforms to welfare and education, increasing people's life chances, building a stronger society, keeping our promises to the poorest people in the world and enabling those who love each other to get married whatever their sexuality. above all, restorin

of course angry liberal progressive britt aoc tweeted the decision is catastrophic i filibuster carveout is not an equity to reform or do with the whole thing for the sake of the planet. this is not just impact the epa. what is the broader effect this will really have an executive branch regulatory efforts with other federal agencies? >> is a doctrine called the major decision doctrine. i'm sorry your questions doctrine. basically what that means is the government agencies only have the authority to implement the will of the congress and elected officials with that basically takes the power away from the experts and puts all of that power in the hands of congress and elected officials. we all saw it happen for president trump with how he handled covid. he put it in of politicians instead of the experts we had a horrible amount of death due to covid-19 pandemic. >> you know, there were people here 19 republican lead states led by west virginia. they supported that trump era policy. they were fighting the lower court to uphold the decision made on the clean air act where they argued us to

britt trial resumes tuesday in russia. griner was jailed on drug charges in february at a moscow airport after vape canisters with cannabis oil. >> were found in her luggage allegedly. now griner acknowledges she had those canisters. but said she had no intention to break the law. the russian foreign ministry says the legalization of recreational marijuana for medical and recreational use in parts of the united states has no bearing on russia. griner is facing up to 10 years in prison. >> more dangerous and more aggressive. that's how a top u.s. military officers describing china's military u.s. general mark knight, millie says that made those comments during a stop in indonesia today. general milley says the number of intercepts, an unsafe interactions between the u.s. and other partner forces has significantly increased over the past 5 years. meantime, china is sending a stark warning to the white house ahead of a possible trip to taiwan by house speaker nancy pelosi. and they're threatening that the the u.s. will bear t

as time goes on, everybody will wane a little bit on the support but the britts have been there and boris johnson's led that. i can see why putin is happy he's gone. >> neil: he was very happy. he and his ambassador to that country to great britain have said, look at this. to a man, blaming it not so much on the domestic issues that johnson was dealing with but the fact that he was leading this -- what putin called up popular cause in ukraine against russia. what did you make of that? >> well, i think it's putin's words. here we go again. he know he's lost an adversary and more importantly, an adversary to putin that is a nuclear power. when he loses johnson, there's one of the nuclear powers if they get out of the game. he's been more vocal than any of the other leaders. as i said, he's been more vocal in support of zelensky than president biden. so putin sees that. he knows one of his adversaries is now off the charts. no one is going to replace boris johnson as we know him. he's a character. he's an american. he was born in america. that's maybe some of the strong blood he had there. b

particularly on social welfare and income redistribution britt marco rubio and others favoring higherpayments, tax credits and other payments to the working class voter that johnson tried to appeal too. >> the key thing the british conservatives forgot is the party on the right in a system like this needs to be the party of economic growth. that is what voters expect and that's what they trust that party to do. i think you saw over here they moved left word voters did not believe the sincerity of that it create a credibility problem that would not have existed at the conservatives really focus on their core strengths on gross. that is a lesson republicans the u.s. should definitely be keeping in mind. >> all right, joke thanks so much for coming and could be appreciated. we come back the fda gives e cigarette maker a temporary stay at educate and trip. more the war on nick and trent nicotine continues for the pal takes a closer look at the unintended consequences, next. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down wit

anita: welcome back britt why do people want to trial on tv.ight not be over. there's a new twist in the donnie and trent johnny depp amber heard drama for the actress demanding a brand-new trail proclaiming the wrong juror was seated due to a mixup in names. charles watson has more on this. and charles, how could that happen? [laughter] that's a good question but far from over. amber heard's legal team filing documents in a virginia court on friday arguing that juror number 15 was not the person that was actually called for jury duty. amber heard's legal team saying this juror in question could not have properly served on the jury at this trial. the reasoning for those claims is the jury panelist included a 77 help individual with the birthdate of 1945. however they say a 52-year-old individual who lived at the same address as the 77-year-old was the person who actually showed up and ultimately served on the jury. because of this mistake they are alleging lawyers are saying her due process was therefore compromised. under these circumstances a

fox news can share it laptop from hell author miranda divine britt always wait to be with you.n that soundbite for a minute. alleged material. they are still not even admitting the laptop in the content exist. does this not make your head explode? >> look at does. it is unsustainable the white house is been doing that jen psaki did just what karen did their trying to stonewall and pretend the laptop is not joe biden's problem. and it is his problem. the latest voicemail with his voice on it expressing relief a "new york times" story about the families of business dealings with china, that voicemail it self is joe biden. it's not hunter biden. and that is what peter doocy was asking. they just refused to engage. is unsustainable particularly as we see increasingly that joe biden is going soft on china. and even if you did not know all the back story of the laptop and the incriminating evidence about the millions of dollars from that chinese policy to the biden family you would have to suspect that joe biden was somehow compromised. because why has he unwound a whole lot of trump

that's helped millions of britts get around. not today. dozens have been cancelled. those running going very slowly. why? exposed to direct stun light, steel rails get hotter than the air. the railway reached 143. when they're too hot, they bend. so you slow them down to decrease the force on the tracks. most of the steel in the rails here was built to operate between 15 and 90 degrees fahrenheit, not in the triple digits that we saw for the first time ever today. also on the infrastructure front, focus on the airports. yesterday london's fourth largest airport had to close because some tarmac on the runway had risen like a loaf of broad in the oven making it up safe for plans to land. the air force halted flights because of the runway at the air base had melted. so far no major disruptions yet today. great britain was the hottest play in europe today. an unusual position for an island north of the continent to be in where things tend to be cooler. but it's still very hot on the continent. firefighters have been very busy in slovenia, portugal, spain and france. more

check out twitter britt earnings disappointed.can blame second quarter part on elon musk backing out as $44 billion to cover deal for twitter that is now the court battle. this is the story of the hour edward lawrence is in d.c. with more on the white house building a new storyline desperately to do that because of a potential read on the economy next week, edward. >> the white house trying to change the definition of what constitutes a recession. they're now trying to say that we need to look out wide range of economic activity across the economy that is declining. that vague statement making that argument before get an official estimate of the second quarter gdp because it will likely be a negative number. >> let's try not to change a common definition of a recession because next thursday the gdp numbers coming out will show would been in a recession. >> let me say this the strength of our labor market along other economic factors is what we generally see in a recession or even pre--- it's not always general see in a recession o

but as britt lance personal experience demonstrates now is not the time to let our collective guard downarly and maybe this year will be slow. but what does next year look like? >> and you know, the change in our climate that has caused really made a major factor in the severity of fires. that's going to change anytime soon. >> that was dennis shanahan reporting for us now, lance, as a fire that burned near his home last week was likely sparked by a car dragging a part on the pavement. and he says that maintaining your vehicle is just another important step in wildfire prevention. ok, let's check in once again with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. just help. she's tracking these record high temperatures that we're seeing across the country. but apparently it seems like san francisco may be a bit immune to of yeah, we definitely have a lot of bragging rights to share. stephanie in the mid 60's for downtown san francisco tonight for that most of the west coast, as you can see. >> in the 70's out there, everyone else around the country. 80's 90's and yes, triple digit heat for the midwest,

is the goal, it's the rare vaccine that prevents a cinematic or mildly cinematic infection so when britt kavanaugh who's fully vaccinated has a some dramatic infection, it's breakthrough, that implies failure so i think it damns the vaccine unfairly. the second major communication error in both those occurred at the same time associated with that outbreak in eastern massachusetts, thousands together and celebrate july 4, 80% are vaccinated nonetheless an outbreak of 346 people, most of whom had a cinematic or mildly cinematic which was a breakthrough, four were hospitalized. hospitalization rate of 1.2%, that a is excellent, as good as you will do with the vaccine, nonetheless carried us breakthrough. is a breakthrough but the mild infections were. the third communication error what was when president biden stood up at the podium in august and said we are going to have a booster dose available for all americans over 18 on september 20. thus sending the message that people who've gotten two doses of mra and in a vaccine were not fully immunized. soi think we have an excellent vaccine . th

past situations with brent britts cheaper to own a houston house than rent. and i think that's across the country to a certain extent. it is cheaper to own but they're not getting that opportunity. >> okay thank you. mr. chairman i still have seven seconds i've two more questions i have one for mr. merritt one for doctor raymond i will submit those in writing for the record. and hope to hear their responses. just so you know i really wanted to focus on the eviction rate. i think that is y just horrifici think mr. baker said it's the non- whitete neighborhoods were evictions were higher than other neighborhoods. we really need to explore that. without a yieldpo back. >> the gentle lady yields back and the chair now recognizes a friend from georgia the gentle lady ms. williamsburg. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i want to thank all the witnesses for joining us today especially my constituentnt docr raymond from atlanta. you all, as i mentioned in my opening statement with the biggest proms with increasing controlnt of large landlord over sendai single-family a

during the pandemic that alone is unforgivable to most britts. minister to finally admit it is time to leave and let someone else take over. take a listen. >> the new leader, i say i will give as much support as i can from now on until the new prime minister is in place. your interests will be served and the government of the country will be carried on. neil: the announcement comes after dozens of officials, aids, and numbers of his cabinet could his government saying they could no longer serve under his leadership. johnson says he will stay in office until the conservatives choose a new party leader who will take over as prime minister but others say johnson should duck out the back door immediately, that includes piers morgan. >> a rising tide of anger from conservative members of parliament that think it is ridiculous and must go immediately. my gut feeling is he will have to go very soon. this is unprecedented. ashley: it is. several say johnson should go now and nurse the party to elect a new leader as soon as possible. one scenario could se

the suspect fled to the his residence in the city of grundy center, was followed by fellow deputy britt i arrived on scene shortly after the subject should barricade himself and his residence. many additional officers arrived on scene and countless attempts were made at all entrances to call him out of his house think we do not want to hurt you, come out with your hands up. unfortunate all these attempts were met with no response from did not know what the suspect was alive, awake, or okay. responding agencies on scene forming a plan of entry into the home partly that plan was sgt jim smith the leader thought i was state patrol tactical team. it was decided to first send a canine end to clear the basement of the residence. that was completed and officers begin knocking and announcing the pending entry of the canine to the main level of the home. the suspect ambushed us for the next doors open. he is waiting for us with the shotgun. he fired two shots killing sgt smith. the suspect retreated into a semi- member shouts, jim, jim, trooper matt calling out to provide care to move from the g

i think that is the first thing britt the second thing is our focus we have not only in commercial disruptionng after the illicit finance not only the prophets that are that motivation for doing this, but the operating capitol that allows it to happen as an overarching way to be able to deal this very frustrating problem for the last thing i would tell you ma'am, as this is a very dynamic problem and a dynamic situation. when you say what we are doing is not working it would be easy to say what we have that is not working. but we have to do is very quickly identify when we have new vulnerabilities, when the traffickers have changed the way they do business close as gaps and vulnerabilities as quickly as we possiblykl can, that is wt we are in the process of doing right now for. >> thank you. i'm going to submit my next question for the record because my time has expired. it is for you. i just want to tell you about hannah flaherty, a 14-year-old girl from portland. a straight a student with no history ofty drug abuse who died from a suspected fentanyl poisoning last month. my question for you

the trial for wnba star britt my griner began today in a moscow courtroom. a russian airport where officials said they found vape cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage . she faces ten years if convicted. something legal experts tell the "new york times" is all but certain despite call for her release from the united states. the state department considers griner wrongfully detained by russia. overnight in ukraine, 19 people were killed when russian missiles were in the port city of odessa. 30 others including three children were injured in the attack. one missile hit a nine story residential building. home to 100 people. the other missile hit a nearby recreational senor the attack comes a day after russian troops withdrew from snake island. a pivotal island in the black sea. join us live from kiev, nbc news correspondent ellison barber. good to see you today, these attacks seem to be coming more frequently deeper inside ukraine. >> yeah, i mean it is an ongoing situation and from the initial reports we're getting a very disturbing one. as you said

. >> britt made an interesting point when we talked earlier about we know it's happening with our countryrms of the laws that are being passed in the deep south, which is where you live, which is where my family lives. how does that affect your argument living in the deep south? >> i live in dallas, texas and many of you might know our esteemed governor greg abbott. [-- [laughter] and how he has followed suit with governors and how they have passed a slew of policies in the last 18 months. the right to carry a weapon, heavily restricting voting rights, and heavily restricting access to abortions. so in that current climate, i do not want them to have sold jurisdiction about my right to use cannabis. and i am torn, what we think about the country, i always think about the deep south and how it will be executed there. in texas, if it doesn't make dollars, it doesn't make sense. but we have to continue to put fiscal responsibilities and incentives in front of southern states, and that is the only way they are going to be swayed to have any type of equity or access to marijuana in the south.

apple -- this is from the britts. apple and google have each captured such a large proportion and volume of consumers in this the u.k. that their ecosystems are, for practical purpose, indispensable to online businesses. i think that's pretty fair to say what's going on here. let meet continue with the brits. apple and google act as gatekeepers to most u.k. consumers with mobile devices and as a result can set the rules. the evidence demonstrates that in the areas where apple and google generate the vast majority of their revenues from their mobile ecosystems, there is room for greater and more effective price competition. in the case of apple's mobile devices, both firms' app stores and google's search services, the evidence suggests that the prices charged are above a competitive rate. consumers would get a better deal if apple and google faced more robust competition. the report continues, weak competition within and between apple's and google's ecosystems is harming consumers and will do so to a greater degree abs