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of the united states. it s kind of our way, or the highway. mississippi senator roger wicker on all of that very shortly, in the meantime, to mark meredith on how this is all going down, fueled by not only the president stating that this is the only way to do it, republicans, at a jobs report which might have helped his argument. mark? reporter: neil, good morning to you right that jobs report is having an impact on the discussions. president biden counting on house and senate democrats to pass his $1.9 trillion stimulus package. republicans want the president to reign in spending but the president made it clear yesterday that he s willing to do this on a party line vote if necessary to fund a few priorit ies like the $1,400 round of stimulus checks that he wants to see go out, more money for food assistance programs, as well as extending those enhanced federal unemployment benefits. the president making it directly in a speech on friday. others think that things are ....
for the local elections in scotland and wales, and also in northern ireland where voters have been having their say over forming a new government. and in other news, the un is attempting a new rescue mission in the ukrainian city of maruipol, where scores of civilians are trapped underground with little food or water. good morning and welcome to bbc news, with continuing coverage of the election results across the uk. so far, it s been a mixed picture for all the parties. in england, the conservatives have lost control of three flagship london councils westminster, barnet and wandsworth to labour. the liberal democrats and greens have also made gains across england. counting has begun in council elections across scotland and wales and in northern ireland, where voters have been electing members of the stormont assembly. so here s the state of play for the parties. 75 of the 146 councils in england declared, and labour, as you have heard, have gained three, taking thei ....
trans families is already harming actual victims of child abuse. and what president biden s latest executive order could mean for gun safety. i call this rule that i m about to announce extreme. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. for four years american reform policy revolved chiefly around what was most personally, politically and financially beneficial to donald trump and his family. and look, for all of america s many sons in foreign affairs to the heirs it was a level of institutionalized corruption that we have never quite seen. of course, we know the ex president solicited foreign interference in his reelection fermentation desperate to defend itself. looking to spread misinformation about his political rival which led to his first impeachment. there are some new revelations about, that we will talk about that later in the show. but the trump family business in america s business were always intertwined throughout those years ....
tonight, ready to collect new york s attorney general is moving in on sunday donald trump s prize properties, taking her first step to prepare to seize trump s assets. if he can t put up nearly half $1 by monday justice department trying to take a huge bite out of apple filing a blockbuster lawsuit accusing the phone maker of keeping hundreds of millions that america reliant on their products. but it could mean for your smartphone and free falling into chaos cnn s team sees charred corpses lying in the streets in haiti as they traveled through gang territory with police. while the us evacuated dozens more desperate americans there. i m sarah sidner in for kaitlan collins, and this is the source donald trump only has four days left. come up with 464 million. and we now know new york s attorney general is closing in, taking the initial step to seize trump s assets. if he can t come up with the money letitia james has filed judgments in westchester county just outside ne ....
to the bbc s news at one. there was some welcome news for the economy today with a sharper than expected fall in inflation. the rate at which prices go up fell from four per cent to 3.4% in february. that s the lowest level in nearly two and a half years. the slower pace of food prices helped push inflation down but it is still some way off the bank of england s target rate of 2%. our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, has this report. who doesn t want to nibble on a few treats, savour the first day of spring? but even the softest of creatures can come with a fierce bite. as customers at this farm shop in crewe know, lower inflation still means higher prices. in terms of car insurance, i ve just had my renewal through and it s actually doubled. sometimes ijust don t even like pay for my wi fi i because i call it so we ll have to go without. council tax, broadband, phone, everything s gone up significantly. carving up budgets is still a stretch for many, e ....