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news mac. breaking tonight, 15 states, a mountain of delegates on the line. super tuesday minutes away in some parts of the country, where voters will essentially choose the presidential ticket, former president trump is hoping to buy the nomination out of reach for nikki haley and president of biden hoping the uncommitted vote won t stop chipping away at his already anemic numbers. which edson is alive in texas with a super tuesday preview, and more on the brand-new poll numbers. bridge, good evening. reporter: good evening, that map represents more than third of the delegates available and the presidential nominated contest for both democrats and republicans. [ boos ] texas has the second most delegates awarded next to california, former south carolina governor nikki haley has been campaigning across several of the 15 super tuesday states, ended up here in texas this evening, had stopped over the past few days in north carolina, massachusetts, north marmont and mena ....
some of the 1a effected train operators are running limited services. after more than one year of industrial action, many people have got used to changing their plans orfinding another way of travelling on strike days, but hospitality businesses say they are still feeling the impact. every time there is a strike day we see trade fall off a cliff in certain parts of the country and towns and city centres. the last week we have had three strike days and an overtime abandoned during the course of the week. overtime ban. we know we have lost around £31i0 million of sales across the uk and it is getting better. we are seeing more trade coming through and being sustained, but it is down 30 a0% each time we have a strike day, and over the course of the year that is more than 5.5 billion of sales that the industry has lost. right now there are not any more, as industry and unions have to give two weeks notice of action, but further walkouts are possible, and after today s strike ....
and breaking tonight from berkeley to dc to all points in between, fed up business owners say they are tired of getting ripped off and they can t decide which is worse, enduring crime and losing money, or reporting crime and paying higher insurance rates. in other words, business owners think crime does pay, and that being a criminal is more lucrative than being a business owner. we begin our president s day coverage with the senior correspondent dan springer live in seattle with more on cities under siege. dan, good evening. reporter: hi trace, according to the seattle police crime data overall crime is down 9% with property crime down 10% this year but don t tell that to the business owners in the ballard area of the city who have been hit over and over again. a barber shop and retail outlet have had four break engines the last two years thieves smash through windows and load up garbage bins of merchandise. the owners blasting leading. make this your number one pr ....
sunny around this morning but we will see sunny spells breaking three. isolated sunny spells breaking three. isolated showers, many of us will miss isolated showers, many of us will miss them isolated showers, many of us will miss them. all the details today and for the miss them. all the details today and for the weekend throughout this morning s programme. it s friday the 28th ofjuly. our main story. england s lionesses continue their world cup campaign and are hoping to secure a place in last 16 of the competition. they secured a narrow 1 0 win against haiti in their opening game, but denmark s expected to be the toughest opponents yet as our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. for england s globetrotters, another landmark on their world cup journey. the party has rolled into sydney and it s not gone unnoticed. whether it s on american television or on the pitch, england are seen as one of the ones to watch, even when they re not quite at their best ....
cyril ramaphosa. at least nine people were injured and it caused widespread damage. james waterhouse has the latest. it was last in bakhmut at the start of the year when his forces controlled the city, which is now pretty much in ruins. now he has visited advanced positions on the outskirts where he has thanked his troops. he hasn t gone into detail about what their plans are. he even posed with them in a petrol station having a coffee, which is a ukrainian pastime. you often see soldiers in petrol stations making long journeys back and forth from the front. ukraine is attempting its counteroffensive, there are small hard fought gains taking place, and this is the political effort alongside that where he wants to be seen near the front to preserve that morale. james, we were just seeing pictures now of president zelensky meeting those soldiers. in terms of where the ukrainians are with bakhmut, you have been there, what is the position at the moment? if you can imagine, ....