BERMAN: The Trump University fraud lawsuit will go to trial, and it could lead to Donald Trump taking the stand. A New York judge ruled that the $40 million suit brought by the state attorney general against Trump University and its former president will move forward. The attorney general alleges that Trump appeared in ads that falsely claimed Trump University would use hand-picked experts to teach get-rich real estate schemes. The attorney general says that this fleeced students out of millions.</s>ROMANS: Time for an early start on your money. Dow futures slipping this morning after some bad corporate results last night. Oil prices are up. Stock markets in Europe this hour in Asia mostly lower. Two well-known tech companies could suffer big losses in the stock market today. Apple posted its worst quarterly results in 13 years. Here's what that looks like: profits sinking 22 percent during the three months of the year -- first three months of the year. Revenue falling 13 percent, iPhone sales dropping for the first time ever, down 16 percent compared with a year ago. That's 10 million fewer iPhones. Apple shares down 8 percent in premarket trading. This is a widely held stock. You probably have it in your 401(k). It has been down some 20 percent over the past 12 months. We're also tracking shares of Twitter. Its stock is down 13 percent ahead of the opening bell. A bad miss on sales. Twitter is also giving a lower outlook for the rest of the year. Over the past 12 months, the stock has lost more than half its value.</s>BERMAN: Twitter loses, but one of its biggest users wins, right? Donald Trump with big wins overnight in this Super Tuesday. Hillary Clinton also. How close are they now to clinching their nominations? That's next.
iPhones Sales Drop for First Time