u. s. apple has about half of the market and android the other half. so how has andrew managed to be so dominant in india? that's right, rob. as i said, the boat to a decade ago, android was just about 10 percent, and there were so many other mobile operating systems that we have simply not forgotten that, oh, they used to be a simian. they used to be a blackberry. they used to be even a samsung office, but now all of those has have vanished and 95 percent of the market is controlled by google's android. apple also has a big market share, but is significantly lower as compared to android. why apple has not been able to outsmart android is because of, i believe that because of the prices up, apple phones are high in phones here in india and a large number of the people mobile users in the country use a slightly inexpensive mobile phones and android is, has now become the dominant operating system when all those mobile phones eventually even mobile manufacturers, like samsung, that used to have their own operating systems decided to adopt android and giv

u. s. as i speak to you right now, there is a new update from the eye that says, this is slowly being result. some a major apples in the u. s. such as new up and atlanta are able to resume departures. but the disruption, although it's only been a couple of hours so far, is always the media. and already there are the $2500.00 flights to, from all within the united states that are now facing delays via the standard correctly the no time system. i'm just reading a few notes here, gives information about any potential hazards or problems at airports, taking off and land. anything that would stop, i'm aircraft actually making a normal route as it were from takeoff generation flight and then landing again. i do want to ask you though, because this is a critical part of the infrastructure for the national air space is system one would imagine that these things are very heavily protected. i'm very well maintained. the president of the united states is ordering an investigation. one would imagine that at the heart of that is going to be the integrity of this system because it is essentially the thing that allows the syst

apple. it's from filing updated safety note says most major u. s. airlines say they expect operations to return to normal throughout thursday. one, all those stories right here al jazeera dot com, also some comments and analysis pieces that take you behind the headlines which will bring you in just a just a couple of seconds. ah.

u. s. curative working much and day eagle, which many scholars are going to see asked, leaning towards russia. and one of the things that i was jolted the with apple piece nicholas of africa for the cold war. and it is, is, is the fact that, you know, people seen that as the fall of negation of the u. s. u, africa and munoz, the principal of the oil ability of, of territorial border to, to learn to critique the resource to peaceful means and add to total resolve coffee. and so people have said that africa neutrality didn't try to so some africa state doing that food was in, we all, filed late scene is one principles of, of new tried to teach. but i've been sort of before resolution of coffee. both of africa has been very strong. in in been seni, that seats you know before, as a ways to resolve is complete and using what, let's route it is c as much as possible. and i think that that's a very good point and stand on the course the principles of the african union itself. and i've also seen you right, this conflict as tragic and actually is it may be, it may also for the international system in too much delayed reforms. and in fact, this is an atroci

u. s. natural gas is priced by henry hub in millions of thermal units. now, after converting it to get apples to apples comparison, europeans actually pay a staggering $9.00 fold higher cost for natural gas than americans. so what caused this huge increase? while part of that actually stems from supply and demand b, e u and the u. k. liquefied natural gas import set an all time historical record high in april 2022, averaging 16500000000 cubic feet per day. europe had an unusually cold winter last year, and then russia started curtailing supplies through the pipeline. and then on top of that, you had the green agenda, push to reduce coal consumption there by lowering greenhouse gas emissions pushing for even higher demand for natural gas to replace them. now let's bring in one ricardo ortega, president of bobo time energy group, who is at this very moment in germany, one of the places where natural gas is making headlines. so for us, the law is it wise for europe to continue to push this green agenda? so heavily when it is hurting so many citizens during the transition phase, as natural gas ap

u. s. natural gas is priced by henry hub in millions of thermal units. now after converting it to get apples to apples comparison, europeans actually pay a staggering $9.00 fold higher cost for natural gas than americans. so what caused this huge increase while part of that actually stems from supply and demand, the e u and the u. k. liquefied natural gas imports set an all time historical record high in april, 2022, averaging 16500000000 cubic feet per day. europe had an unusually cold winter last year, and then russia started her tele supplies through the pipeline. and then on top of that, you had the green agenda, push to reduce coal consumption, thereby lower, and greenhouse gas emissions pushing for even higher demand or natural gas to replace it. now let's bring in one ricardo ortega, president of.

thp 1 -- s&p up 1.5% and nasdaq u big tech up all across the board exempt for alphabet down 15-cents and apple up nearly 2% and amazon and meta and microsoft all on the upside. where's the yield on the 10-year treasury? down, sharply so and maybe that's helping big tech. you're at 3.58% down 10 basis points. big drop for the yield on the ten year. now this: we're going to take a short break from the fight in congress to the latest on the fight in britain's royal family. the two are not connected but the public reaction to them is very similar. the guardian, a left wing british newspaper, has obtained a copy of harry and meghan's book called spare as in the heir, william and the spare, harry. they have to be startling to justify all the money they've been paid to air their grievances endlessly in public. the book details a fight between william and harry. when i say night, i mean it -- fight, i mean literally. william goes to harry's place to talk about the rift between the brothers and says meghan is rude, difficult, and abrasive. harry didn't like that and the confrontation escalates, insults