such workers, just ordinary people there, who are less of them there, i understand in the district of columbiaand probably, there are a lot of democrats in the district of columbia, there are very few republicans, but you see, these republicans still voted for nicky haley, and that's interesting, well, trump couldn't be trump. if he and his press office hadn't attacked nikki haley and started calling her something in their usual style, yes trump's press office released a statement sarcastically congratulating nikki haley on winning d.c., uh, and calling her the queen of the swamp, why swamp, because trump calls the washington swamp a lot, and it's the first time he came , he said that i am coming for... to dry and clean this swamp, peter the first in st. petersburg and, but the point is not that, i think that nikili's pr people should now take it up and speak out, it's like such sexism , but it is possible, on the contrary, on the wave of someone there fight for women's rights, well, but you have to use everything, by the way, there was a t-shirt in this commercial and the women were missing,

of columbia , and there are probably a lot of democrats in the districtlumbia, there are very few republicans, but you see, these republicans voted for nicky haley, and that’s interesting, no trump wouldn't be trump if he and his press office didn't attack nikki haley and start calling her names in their usual style, so trump's press office released a statement sarcastically congratulating nikki haley on winning the district columbia, and... they called her the queen of the swamp , why the swamp, because trump very often calls the washington swamp, and he , the first time he came, he said that i am coming to drain and clean this swamp, peter the first one is in st. petersburg, but that’s not the point, i think that nikili’s publicists should take it up and speak out, it’s like such sexism, but it ’s possible on the contrary in the wake of some kind of struggle for women’s rights there, but it’s all necessary to use, by the way, there was a t-shirt in this advertisement info. nicky and women for nicky, well that is, you have to do everything, because by an

republican voters throughout the united states, in all the states, here is the recent vote in the district of columbia haley won, which proved her rules. because the population of the district of columbia is fundamentally different from the population of all other states in the united states. but who doesn’t expect surprises from super tuesday is democrat joe biden, because he has no competitors in the party. however, the current leader of the united states needs to be on alert, because biden’s approval rating has now fallen to the lowest level during his entire presidency. 3% of americans are dissatisfied with his policies, and 48% are for trump. and the fact that instead of jubai. the fascists who control it are the real threat to democracy in this country. they fight texas, they come there, they tear down fences, that are supposed to deter migrants, they are simply destroying our country. i want to put it. vacancies increased by an average of 18.5% compared to the beginning of last year. these are the job search service data provided by the news. a significant increase in salary offers is recorded

, o', to be -- district of to be an associate judge of the superior court of the district of columbianomination of adrienne jennings noti, of the district of columbia to be an associate judge of the superior court of the district of columbia shall be brought to a close? the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. the clerk: ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. m

and as you know, we have seen an increase in juvenile criminal activity here in the district of columbia. one of the things we saw spike in last year, juveniles using ski mask. we have a mayor who really supports our law enforcement program in the district of columbia. and we were very grateful for dc councilmember propento and the dc council for passing the bill unanimously. >> chief, talk about your police force. what is it like in terms of recruiting new officers and losing some along the way? >> i'm an outsider to the minneapolis police department. i was originally a police officer in newark, new jersey. i had some skepticism about this agency. as these uniforms were on everyone's tv a couple of years ago. i can tell you we have continued to shrink. but we are operating with the police force that is literally 40% smaller than what it had been in 2020. and we are dealing with levels of crime and demands for service that are higher than they had ever been before. so i can tell you what i have seen personally here, the police officers who have stayed are deeply committed to this city an

>> i think it is certainly the way to go in the district of columbia. n seeing with regards to illegal firearms in the district of columbia. being able to have stiffer penalties for individuals using illegal firearms in the district will be very helpful for us. also, being able to raise the penalties for those individuals who are engaged in organized retail theft. and as you know, we have seen an increase in juvenile criminal activity in the district of columbia. this bill was monumental and we have a mayor who supports our law enforcement program here in the district of columbia witness stand regrateful for the dc council for passing the bill unanimously. >> chief, talk about your police force. what is it like right now in terms of recruiting new officers and losing some along the way? >> yeah. one, an outsider to the minneapolis police department. i was originally a police officer at newark, new jersey so i have been here the last year-and-a-half. coming in as an outsider i had a lot of skepticism about this agency as i'm sure everyone around the count

republican voters throughout the united states, and in all the states, the recent vote in the district of columbiae niki haley won, which was her only victory in this primary, is the exception that proves the rule, but because the population of the district of columbia is fundamental different from the population. joe biden and the fascists who control him are the real threat to democracy in this country, they fight texas, they go there and tear down fences, that are supposed to deter migrants, they are simply destroying our country. i want to put an end to this, i hope they never get away with their crimes. now it's time for economic news. family mortgages in russia will be extended until 2030 on behalf of the presidents on the mortgage market. they plan to reduce the share of such loans until 2020. in russia, people began to buy cars on credit more often. in january, banks issued more than 58 thousand loans worth 88 billion rubles. this is stated in the message of the united credit bureau. as for the number of loans, there is an increase of 42%, while in monetary terms by 77. the average loan am

when it comes to crimes in the neighborhoods and the thugs that are taking over unit in the district of columbiaf the guns that are on the street and as a result of the crime has gone up. last year homicides were up in the district of columbia after a 25 year low. it's very troubling but i think that citizens are taking a look and they can be very beneficial and helpful to get crime to go down. trey: ted williams you been beneficial and helpful to us this is not either one of us a political issue it is just been carjacked or hijacked by politicians. thank you for joining us on a sunday night we look forward to having you real soon be back my pleasure. trey: coming up too much screen time is bad for our children but don't take my word for psychologist doctor kevin gilleland joins us next on "sunday night in america". everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. bother the bugs. not your family.

and the district of columbia here where you have these teenagers with all of these gunl that are on the that crime, has gone up here last year, homicides were up in the district of columbia. after a 25 year low.er it is very troubling, buy t itht think that citizens are taking a look and they can be very beneficial and helpful to get crim bene to go down. >> trey: ted williams, youiams have been very beneficial and helpful to us. this is not either one of our political issues. car jack, hijacked by politicians. thank you for joining us on a sunday night and we look forward to having you again soon. >> my pleasure, my friend. >> trey: coming up, too muchpl screen time is bad for her s children, but don't take my word for it. psychologist dr. kevin joins us next on "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." at the time, i thought it wasat child abuse. 30 minutes of television a weeke is what my parents gave me. 30 minutes a week! we could watch happy or days buw not happy days. on a school night, you couldt wa forget about watching television pu

earlier today the department of justice joined by 15 states and the district of columbia sued the district of new jersey for violating section 2 of the sherman anti-trust act. over the last two decades, has become one of the most valuable public companies in the world. today its netncome exceeds the individual gross domestic product of more than 100 countries. that is in large part due to the success of the iphone, apple's signature smart phone product. for over a decade, iphone sales have made up a majority of apple's annual revenue. today apple's share of the u.s. performance smart phone market exceeds 70% and its share of the entire u.s. smart phone market exceeds 65%. apple charges nearly $1,600 for an iphone but as we alleged apple has maintained monopoly power in the smart phone market not simply by staying ahead of the competit on the merits but by violating federal anti-trust law. consumers should not have to pay higher prices because companies we allege apple employed a strategy that relies anti-compee conduct that hurts both consumers and developers. for consumers, that has meant

but if there was a silver lining for nikki haley about winning the district of columbia, about the type washington area, certainly the district of columbia area, is there an argument to be made that there are those within the republican party of a certain background, of a certain demographic, that will not vote for donald trump? and is that something that can be exploited going down the road? dumping nikki haley, but by somebody else who wants to a marriage in the future of the republican party? >> yes. yes. but eamonn, here's my reaction. and here's all i'm thinking about right now. and this is what all of us should be thinking about right now. if the general election were held this tuesday between joe biden and donald trump, donald trump would win. and electorally, i don't think it would be close. so that's all i can think about. and that's all i'm focused on. and i think the whole country needs to wake up to this fact. that trump, right now, is waiting, and we've got eight months to beat him. that's it. >> the alarm bells should definitely be going off for everybody in this country.

dmitry , well, indeed , the district of columbia provided us with quite unexpected results , this, ifof washington, and... and this is the capital of the united states, where the functionality of the republican party is concentrated and many publications indicate that this is the same swamp which he strived for donald trump just voted against him, even in the republican party, and thus niki hellä received an additional 19 delegates, which actually increased her number. the total number of delegates is doubled, but at the same time, she is about five times behind donald trump, who now has more than 240 votes of delegates, and accordingly, if you look at nikikhele, this is such a victory, of course, but this is the first victory, because what is predicted for super tuesday is more likely in total, donald trump will still take most of the candidates for himself. and get as close as possible to the coveted figure of 1215 delegates , which will absolutely give him victory in the race for the nomination, so many experts expect that if the forecasts come true and trump gets enough votes to s

no chance to reaching donald trump to one. recently, the republican primary in the district of the district of columbia in washington, dc, off the donald trump, coal, to the queen of swamp. and, but she has not been pulling it re we, i am looking at the results also, it's nearly possible that she will still manage to get something to get close to the wi tells the important thing here is and just sector homepage it to see if there's any event scheduled for today, there's no event scheduling the, the big question will now be the threats you will, will she do? will she jump out today? she always likes to stay until super tuesday. that's happening today. but the big question now of course will be, and if she will endorse donald trump, that might be on like what would happen afterwards about that might be the big question. now what will she do after today was from colorado, our correspond and benjamin, ours. great to get your take. thank you so much. i as you as presidential binds as he's hoping for a cease fire deal between israel and him off before ramadan. the muslim holy month starts on march 10th, bide

all candidates need to gather to win. 1,215 of their votes, and the district of columbia gives only 19 is now very worried about the ratings, recent polls predict the political collapse of the conservative party, trying to appear decisive, rishi suna makes loud statements on foreign policy issues, acts as a hawk on the ukrainian issue, desperately supports israel in its confrontation with the palestinians, and the british intelligence services are sounding the alarm, the situation on the islands is already tense to the limit. the daily mail reports intelligence has warned that the domestic terrorist threat level has risen to its highest level since sept. 11, 2001, due to the situation in the middle east. sunok made sure to take advantage of this and announced that democracy in the kingdom was under threat, he would be its defender, but something was going wrong with the prime minister, what exactly, elizabeth gerson found out. britons were asked who they would rather share a kebab with? with the head of the labourist or conservative party? it is symbolic that the dish chosen for the su

nikilly received 2/3 of the votes in the district of columbia, this is a small victory, because the districtand large more the traditional republicans there, and it's not that important in terms of the number of voters that are needed, here, but all this, you know, why i'm talking about this, that there are so many different parameters that are involved in this election race, which... indirectly influence the consideration of ukrainian issues, and of course the future of american aid, you have already voiced all my questions about the united states of america, well, at least, well , i am really grateful to you for neki geli , she is really impressive, this person who continues to fight, as they say, as lesya ukrainka wrote, recently it was lesya ukrainka's birthday, she is already 153 and since 1881, but she said that eh... without hope to hope so contraspemspero, that 's what does nicky heli, it's really important, well anyway she's building a political career, she's a young politician, and so even if she doesn't win this election, let's say, there will be another election, but, but she i v

the district of columbia is the only one where she managed to win, how will today's primaries end, also general, it is clear: in several states they tried to remove trump from voting, using the constitutional amendment on participation in the insurrection, but the supreme court intervened and the decision was overturned. the democrats have a large-scale one today, however, there is no intrigue there; the party has not found any serious competitors to biden. white house security and press secretary. look at his schedule. 7am, group spin class, and i'm not talking about him taking part in it, he's leading it. 8:30 plays red chess in the park. 8:32 wins the game, points to his opponent and says: we both went to brownsville, texas and joe went into beast mode, he parked the very top of the border wall, he did a front flip straight into the rio grande river and came back with a fish in his mouth. and more footage from the usa: a fire in michigan at one of the largest pyrotechnics factories, fireworks and a column of flame almost to the sky, debris scattering within a radius of 2 km, and a se

states; donald trump won a landslide victory in missouri. in michigan and idaho, but in the district of columbiapetitor niki haley managed to beat him. the big picture is small victories, however, will not change. the key date will be march 5th. on the so-called super tuesday, voting will take place in 15 states at once. and if trump wins, he can consider himself the republican candidate. as for colombia, he lost there in 1916, when he first ran for the presidency, but eventually took it. it happened in almaat today. earthquake, people had to rush out into the street from their office buildings, sirens were heard throughout the city, the epicenter was approximately 30 km south of almaty, the magnitude was 6.1. there are no reports of victims of severe damage, but it is known that plaster fell off in some residential buildings, and tremors were also felt in kyrgyzstan. the american ship kreu-dragon with russian alexander grebenkin on board was successfully launched into orbit. the falcon 9 rocket launched this morning from the kennedy space center in florida. alexander grebenkin became the fourth

take into account, and the usual news is that nikki gelli received 2/3 of the vote in the district of columbia, this is a small victory , because the district of columbia is by and large more the traditional republicans there, and it's not that important in terms of the number of voters that... needed, here , but all this, you know, why i'm talking about this, that there are so many different parameters that are involved in this the election race , which indirectly affect the consideration of ukrainian issues, and of course the future of american aid, you have already voiced all my questions about the united states of america, well, at least, and i am very grateful to you actually for miki geli, she is really impressive, this a person who continues... as they say, as lesya ukrainka wrote, recently it was lesya ukrainka's birthday, she is already 153 and since 1881, but she said that there is no hope to hope, so contraspemspero, that's what nikigeli does, it's really important , well, in any case, she is building a political career for herself, she is a young politician, and therefore even if s

january 6th, 2021 was a cold and windy day, as so many january days are in the district of columbia. the flags members of the mob carried blew in the wind. the scene looked like a medieval advancing horde marching under banner. here, the mob's progress was briefly stalled. the police who had fallen back were able to regroup and reinforcements from the metropolitan police department arrived. despite being vastly outnumbered, they stopped the mob's advance. this stalemate continued for roughly an hour. as the mob continued to balloon in size, with many from the now completed rally at the ellipse joining the fray. the proud boys, though, ensured that the law enforcement's success was short-lived. after several of its leaders had regrouped away from the police line, key leaders of the proud boys again moved forward and reassembled at the base of a concrete set of stairs that was guarded by groups of officers, vastly outnumbered by the crowd. a proud boys member at the front initiated the push and other proud boys and members of the crowd surged forward behind them as the mob advanced up t

headlines around the world in the us. nikki haley is one of the republican primary and the district of columbia is the 1st one for hailey is lost to her arrival. donald trump, in all other votes. so far, the sea is one of the most democratic leaning jurisdictions in the country. sizes of inmates of fled, haiti's main, prison after armed gang storm, the facility is suffering from worth and in gang violence designed to remove prime minister arial henri from power. he's currently abroad trying to gain support for un back security, forced to stabilize the country. el salvador ends went to the polls for the 2nd time in a month on sunday. this time for local elections. over 6000000 people were eligible to vote in a race described by some as a formality following the line slide re election of president night. okay, last month as a teenager has been arrested and the stopping attack of an orthodox jewish mind in jury police say the 50 year old victim was critically injured and the suspect anti semitism. as the motive local authorities have stepped up security at jewish institutions. i'm here in germany.

some other stories making headlines. nikki haley has won the republican primary in the us district of columbia. it is the 1st win for haley who has lost to her bible, donald trump, in all other votes. so far, the sea is one of the most democratic leading jurisdictions in the country. ukraine has claimed responsibility for blowing up a railway bridge and rushes narrow region. it says the bridge was being used to transport military cargo. russia has in recent months, seen a series of attacks on its infrastructure, which is blamed on ukraine as the madison launch about sheriff, it has been sworn in as prime minister of pakistan. the ceremony and islam abide followed last month's general election, which was marred by allegations a vote ringing and violence, in which the most popular party was disqualified. shareef is returning to power with political tensions, so unresolved to, to the german trade union. verde has called for love tons, airlines ground staff to strike on thursday and friday, this week. verity wants pay rises of at least $500.00 a month. the g d l train drivers union has also announ

security, a choice institutions in the us, nikki haley has won the republican primary and the district of columbia is the 1st wind for haley who has lost to her arrival donald trump in all other but so for the sea is one of the most democratic leading jurisdictions in the country us supreme court is expected to rule shortly whether donald trump can appear on the ballot in the colorado state primary. colorado vote is one of 16 be held on tuesday to help decide the republican and democratic party nominees for the presidency drop also faces a series of other trials that could affect his chances of a 2nd. whitehouse term one former president for criminal cases was a total of $91.00 charges, an unprecedented situation in american history. and depending on when these cases happen, a potential game changer in november's election. let's look at the cases. trump faces a federal election interference trial, a business fraud case in new york. a federal case about trumps holding on the declassified documents and the state level election interference case in georgia. the federal election interference case is l

it >> jeff, footing is underway in that district of columbia's republican primary. it could be one of nikki haley's based chances yet to win a primary outright. the trump camp is so blurry about this possibility there even hinting they might try and check the voter rolls to try and catch disloyal lobbyists. what do you make of the threat and of haley's chances in this? >> i think when donald trump were issuing threats, people should listen. they follow through on their threats. but i think if nikki haley winds the washington, d.c., primary, they trump campaigned will spin this in their favor. it will be a hollow victory for haley because the trump campaign will spin it as the swamp voting against donald trump. so it's going to fit right into his narrative, at least to the republican base. >> michelle, let's turn to trump's trial calendar. this, week the supreme court through trump legal lifeline after deciding to take up his claim that presidents enjoy and almost total immunity from prosecution. meanwhile, there was no final trial title session in florida after a day

making headlines around the world today. nikki haley has won the republican primary in the us district of columbia. it's the 1st win for haley who has lost to her to rival donald trump in all other vote. so for the cd is one of the most democratic leading jurisdictions in the country. according to the russian news agency task, a railway bridge near the russian city of samarra has been rocked by an explosive device. russia has in recent months, reported a series of attacks on this infrastructure, which it blames on ukraine. no casualties have been reported, but the traffic over the bridge has been suspended. still in india, 3 men suspected of gang rape of a spanish tourist have appeared in court. the woman was attacked on friday night in the eastern states, chuck cause she and her husband could camp their police say they are on the hunt for more suspect. the incident is cost, an outrage over women security china is annual parliament meeting will take place this week in beijing as the country faces a slew of economic problems. nearly $3000.00 communist party delegates are gathering for china is high

police are searching for further suspects. nikki haley has won the republican primary in the us district of columbia. it is the 1st when for haley who has lost to her arrival, donald trump in all other votes. so far, dc is one of america's most democratic leading areas. the german government has denied russian media reports that berlin's in bassett, or was summoned to the kremlin. now, the claim follows the leak of a conversation between german generals about weapons for ukraine. berlin says that the ambassador arrived for 8 planned meetings, not a summons. he refused to answer questions from russian journalist, and believed reporting published by a russian state broadcast or r t. senior officers discussed with a potential use of german made taurus cruise missiles. to attack the purch bridge in occupied crimea, germany's defense minister for us to story us has accused rush of conducting an information war tickets. i'm boy, this is clearly about undermining our unity because it's about splitting our domestic politics a part time. and i very much hope that putin doesn't manage that to link does that w

nuances out of it. >> bret: yeah, i agree with you, listen, the wins she had, vermont and district of columbiase are places where democrats could walk in and vote for nikki haley and, you know, it wasn't -- it didn't feel like there was this big republican outpouring. there is a part of her support that is skeptical trump or anti-trump. he probably does have to mend that in order to get all of the votes he needs come november. but the question is how he does that and does it start today? >> lawrence: you know, bret, the concerning thing for me is there is clearly a split in the republican party. donald trump represents a new republican party. they -- it looks like nikki haley got that 25% that want to return to the traditional republican party. is that party dead now after the clinching of the nomination basically last night? or does donald trump need to welcome that part of the party in? >> bret: i think to win in november, because of where we -- where we're seeing the approval numbers across the board, he'll have to make some outreach. you know, if he said, you know, she is going to be in my

almost 6 times as many delegates as nikki haley making 81, the republican nomination in the district of columbia in dc. but we can't expect that he will win most states tomorrow, and that's what he's been pushing for. and that's what he's been say that he will still be on the ballot. so he's going to be curious problem. this was very important for them. this was announced really on short notice sunday, but of course this decision from the supreme court need it to happen before super tuesday before it. you can say super tuesday is indeed the most important election date it before the presidential election in november. with this decision, clearing him not on the interaction is not on engaging and insurrection, inciting into the direction, but saying that states are not allowed to keep them off the ballot. so important not only a full, the boats here in colorado, but also in maine or ill, you know, they tried to have several segments with hertz, also from the secretary of state or in colorado who blasted this decision in general griswold. she said that she's disappointed that the us supreme court d

adrienne jennings noti of the district of columbia to be an o. of the superior court of the district of columbia. signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum call harass the cloture motion filed made, march 5, be waiv the pr the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. the presiding officer: the minority leader -- the republican leader, pardon me. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call being dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: last week congress harmful and unnecessary government shutdown, and this week we'll take a major step forward on one of our most basic responsibilities of government. our colleagues, senator collins and senator murray, have been working

the department of justice, along with 15 states and the district of columbia, filed suitúclaiming appleclaws. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary, covering this story tonight. he joins global headquarters in cupertino. jesse julie, apple stock was down about t% today on trading on wall street. >> and the company's image took a hit on main street as welln this after federal prosecutors said apple engages in anti competitive behavior, which hurts consumers andc lessens the decades. apple's innovation and penchant for isolation behind a fortress like environment have helped build its brand. a loyal customer base and more than at& few detractors. >> that's part of what draws people away from the apple ecosystem is that they kind of lock down the software more tha& other companies. >> thursday, federal officials filing suit saying the trillion& dollar tech giant not only lock& down its software, but also locks out competitorsúto a fair market. they are not, the leading, the leader in the they are winning on the merits. >> they are that front position because of, illegal, monopolistic behaviors

department of justice is accusing applg apple omonopo the smartphone market. 15 states and the district of columbia joined the d.o.j. accusing them of illegally cutting competition. in one example, using company e-mails to show they have not improved technology between android and apple phones. tim cook was asked why the questioner couldn't send certain videos to his mom. mr. cook's response? buy your mom an iphone. >> there are some things that we can see with our own eyes that apple is doing that are anti-competitive. because you have to use certain apple products with an iphone, it will encourage people to buy only apple products and not other products. >> reporter: our partners at cnbc breaking down how that alleged strategy translates to the app store. >> because apple controls that app store, it has been able to throttle the growth of apps that might compete against apple itself and also charge higher prices. >> reporter: for its rtpart, ape says the company noechtinnovatey day and the lawsuit threatens their ability to do that, empowering government to take a heavy hand in designing people's

. >> reporter: 15 states and the district of columbia joined the doj in accusing apple of using power and position to illegally undercut competition. using company email to show apple has not improved text messaging between iphones and android's to keep customers from switching phones. they cite the 2022 incident when apple ceo tim cook was asked why the questioner couldn't send certain videos to his mom. mr. cook's response? buy your mom and iphone. the two there are things we can do that are anti-competitive because you have to use certain apple products with an iphone. it will encourage people to buy only apple products and not other products. >> our partners at cnbc breaking down had that alleged strategy translates to the app store. >> they control the app store and it isn't able to throttle the growth of apps that might compete against apple itself but also charge higher prices. >> apple says the company innovates every day to make technology people love and that this lawsuit threatens its ability to do that. while setting a quote dangerous precedent empowering government to tak

writing on social networks that he does not attach importance to his rival’s victory, since the district of columbiaamp with very little. from his cabinet to certain external forces, ri shunok said that democracy in the kingdom is under attack and the root of evil is in islamists and radical movements. elizabeth gerson immersed herself in the details. britons were asked whether they would rather share a kebab with the leader of the labor or conservative party. it is symbolic that the dish chosen for the survey was not traditionally english, not fishion chips, but an emigrant one, because the issues that are currently tearing apart british society are related to the affairs of... in the cartoons, the two-party system in britain is depicted as follows: one snake, two heads. the new member of the british parliament , george galloway, wants to become a separate head in a separate hat. he created the leader of the workers' party of britain and won. supported palestine, but now party leader starmer does not do this; the british parliament never adopted a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. home se

only victory of the era, is the exception that proves the rule, because the population of the district of columbiaerent from the population of every other state in the united states, so who does not expect surprises from super tuesday is democrat joe biden, because he has no competitors in the party, however, the current leader of the united states needs to be on... after all, biden's approval rating has now fallen to the lowest level of his entire presidency, 60 are dissatisfied with his policies % of respondents, according to polls, if the elections were held today, and not on november 5, then 43% of americans would vote for biden, and 48% for trump. the fact that joe biden 's wife, jill, went on the undercountry tour instead of him did nothing to help him become more popular. women, women elected joe biden 4 years ago and women are going to do it again. i'm so proud of joe's emphasis on women's rights in his policies, especially his choice of kamala haris as his vice president. at the same time, the alternative in this political race is donald trump. i think he is a danger to women, i am terrif

returning from pence to nikki haley, the former south carolina governor beat trump in vermont, district of columbiamuch as 40% of the vote elsewhere. do you believe these voters are up for grabs in the fall? and what does president biden need to do to get them to pull the lever for him in november? >> absolutely. a number that really sticks out to me, is if you look at what happened in the early primary states, haley did get to, as you alluded to, around 30%. if you look at the percentage of republicans who don't believe the election was stolen and don't want to go along with donald trump's election lies, it is about 30%. i would say probably about half of those haley supporters are already going to vote for biden. nationally, some of those haley supporters are going to come home to the republican party, but within that segment of haley supporters, i think they are very reachable, and it is less about what joe biden can do, and more about what donald trump is going to do. because we have seen, back in 2018, swing voters rejected donald trump's party, they rejected trump himself, and they rejected h

more recently, i know the gentlewoman from the district of columbia has previously proposed legislationnd sell the department of energy. folks say that republicans just want to kick federal employees out of their buildings, we don't. we would prefer they come backlo work, i think it's very reasonable for us to say that we want the building to be 60% occupied. 60%. that's, to me, a pretty good compromise with my friends on the other side of the aisle who are saying that, well, we just want to sell buildings and kick federal employees out of their buildings. we don't. we want them to come to work. we want them to be good stewards of the taxpayers' money. use the space efficiently. when you don't need it, like everybody else, give up that space to be utilized either by other agencies in the federal government or by the political subdivisions. some town or city where that building is locedve the advantage to use that space so that they can increase their tax rolls, so they can help their vendors on the street. so they can help their community. with that i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: t

vermont, nikki haley beat him there, for him and for her this is the second victory after the district of columbiaden unexpectedly lost at the democratic party meetings in america . according to media forecasts, businessman jason palmer will win the presidential caucuses in this region. the us and britain carried out new strikes on houthi targets in yemen, the pentagon central command reported. the coalition armed forces shot down one anti-ship ballistic missile and three drones. representatives of the yemen movement confirmed that they attacked two american ships in the red sea and said they would not hesitate to expand their operations against all hostile targets until the aggression in the gas sector is stopped. the yemeni armed forces carried out a military operation during which they attacked two american warships in the red sea. we will continue their attacks until it is. aggression against the palestinian people will cease and the siege in the gaza strip will not be lifted. us secretary of state anthony blinken admitted that the crisis in the red sea will lead to rising food and fuel prices

while former president trump is leading in every poll, nikki haley is coming off a win in the district of columbia. nbc's alice bartlett on capitol hill with details. >> in a decision that has huge implications for the upcoming election, the u.s. supreme court unanimously ruled that states cannot remove former president trump from their ballots the former president celebrating the move. >> you cannot take someone out of the race. voters can take someone out of the race very quickly, but a court should not do that. >> the justice overruling a colorado supreme court decision that from the former president should be disqualified on grounds that he engaged in insurrection for his actions after the january 6th capital attack. the u.s. supreme court ruling applies to all states negating similar challenges in maine and illinois and it comes a day before super tuesday when voters in colorado, maine and more than a dozen other states will head to the polls. >> i don't like the idea of people of the government saying someone can't run. >> next month the high court evidence in a separate case over trumps cla