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lawsuit against apple, accusing it of monopolizing smartphone markets. with us now to talk more about this is nbc news business and data correspondent brian cheung. we re expecting the attorney general any second now. but, meanwhile, what do we know about this lawsuit? this is a pretty blockbuster case that the united states government is trying to wage against apple, the maker of the iphones, the mac books and many other devices that we re all familiar with on a daily basis. this is an antitrust lawsuit. and based off of what we have seen in just the last few minutes in the leadup to this press conference that merrick garland will be holding, the merits of the case they re trying to establish here, that apple allegedly, according to the doj, is maintaining a monopoly over smartphones by selectively imposing contractual restrictions on and withholding critical access points from developers. they outline a different of examples for how apple is engaging in antitrust be ....
police now identifying the man they say was yelling about a pride flag outside a business, tore it down and killed the store owner. plus smoke billowing across the pacific northwest as wildfires rage in washington state with more than 100 buildings destroyed. and new data on the challenge of fulfilling what is for many the american dream. owning their own home. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we start in atlanta where ali vitali has been watching the action at the fulton county jail. you just caught up with one of trump s co-defendants, john eastman give us the latest. reporter: this as eastman was coming out of the jail after surrendering ahead of the friday deadline that fani willis laid out for all defendants here. trump said he won t turn himself in until thursday but we can tell there s progress being made in terms of seeing the co-defendants set consent orders which sets the bond amounts they have to pay once they surren ....
state judges to deport them. the biden administration is fighting the law saying it conflicts with federal immigration law. with us now to talk more about this, nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley and nbc news correspondent morgan chesky in eagle pass, texas. morgan, good morning. what are you hearing from folks on the ground about this law? reporter: jose, good morning. a lot of questions, and few answers right now relating to the status of sb-4. on my way to eagle pass, i had a chance to speak with some local law enforcement here. they would be the ones tasked with enforcing this law that would allow them the opportunity, wrong choice of words there, the power rather to arrest any migrants suspected of crossing illegally. good context here, a lot of these departments, particularly along the border, are already stretched incredibly thin when it comes to staffing. having one more responsibility on top of that, that up until recently has been a feder ....
judge overseeing his criminal hush money case. as a new york appeals court delivers the former president some much-needed relief on his civil fraud penalty. giving him ten days to post a greatly reduced bond figure of $175 million, not half a billion dollars. also this hour, the u.s instead of vetoing a hostage/cease-fire resolution in the u.n., they allow it to pass, as netanyahu canceled his advisors planned visit to the u.s. this week. and vladimir putin false claim, blaming ukraine for the horrific terror attack outside of moscow, killing at least 137 people. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. former president donald trump in new york city in the courtroom this hour in the criminal hush money case, just as an appeals court threw him a lifeline on the half a billion dollar bond he was supposed to pay today. moments ago, the new york appeals court slashing the amount trump needed to pay in his civil financial fraud case from $464 million ....
counts. we will have his statement in a moment. and then there is jeffrey clark the former doj lawyer who donald trump tried to make acting a.g., he is arguing that he doesn t have to show up to be processed at all. what clark is doing by trying to get a temporary restraining order against d.a. fani willis. and finally jenna ellis, there is a $100,000 bond against her. she hasn t yet shown up to surrender, but she s suddenly been very vocal about her legal fees complaining on social media that donald trump should be paying her bills. what might she consider if he does not? joining us now is ali vitali, who is outside of the fulton county jail for us. and also correspondent blayne alexander who is also outside of the fulton county courthouse for us. and nbc news justice reporter ryan riley. blaine, we re getting more of thieves consent agreements, bond agreements for more of the indicted co-conspirators. we re seeing some of them go in, so far two including john eastman. ....