they should look at him. >> tim bass came up as a suspect. >> in 1989, tim bass lived on one side of highway 9 on strand road. and mandy lived on the other. >> he was a loner. he was a loner. he was quiet. may my impression was he was kind of an odd ball. >> he moved out of the area shortly after the murder. it was in january of 1990. he had quickly gotten married and moved to everson. >> i'm gina malone and tim bass used to be my husband. he was very controlling and always told me what to do, what i could wear, what i couldn't wear. who i could talk to. who i couldn't talk to. whenever he'd get mad, he would, like, come towards me like this with his fist. he did shove me against the bathroom wall once. and bruised my back. >> 2010, gina had filed for a domestic violence protection order. that case was later closed, because she rescinded the domestic violence order, and they stayed married. >> reporter: when detectives visited gina and tim in their home they asked tim to give a dna sample. >> tim said he wasn't going to give us a dna, that he didn't trust the police, and it's kind of

younger brother, tom bass.'t hang out with him. to me, he's tom bass' older brother. just a guy in the background. >> he was a loner. he was a loner, he was quiet. my impression is kind of he was just a little bit of an oddball. >> he lived with his mom, dad, and brother at that time. he was kind of awkward. tim moved out of the area shortly after the murder. it was in january of 1990, he had quickly gotten married and moved to everson. >> i'm gina malone, and tim bass used to be my husband. i went to mount baker high school, i graduated in 1990. i didn't know mandy, but i knew who she was. like, we weren't friends or anything. but i would see her every day. i met tim by working at my grandpa's little grocery store. and he came in for a hunting license. and i was working that day, and he just said, "do you want to go out sometime?" it was nice that someone asked me out and was interested. >> they were supposed to get married when she graduated from high school. after mandy was killed, he married her and it was

my dear friend, karen bass. [applause] rep.t and there is more progress to make, but we have taken significant strides in the right direction. today is an example of that. i often think of my trips to selma with our dear friend john lewis, to celebrate the selma to montgomery march, when john walked across the edmund pettus bridge in 1965. state troopers met him with violence. 50 years later, he led that delegation. as i stood with senator tim scott and i watched our dear friend john lewis introduce president obama to a tremendous speech, i bet everybody in that place had a tear of joy at how far our nation had grown. [applause] rep. mccarthy: imagine what frederick douglass would say if he heard about that? the author of the great american novel "the invisible man," said that america is woven of many strands, a fate has become one and yet many. that is not a prophecy, but a description. as we reflect on the solemn chapter and american story, we must think of additional ways to put the many aspects of our history front and cent

bass: thank you. thank you very much -- ms. bass: thank you. thank you, very much, madam speaker. as chairperson of the congressional black caucus, i'm flad to be joining this special c.b.c. special order hour. tonight my colleagues and i will take the time to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the first enslaved arakans arriving in the united states. the trans-atlantic slave trade was the largest coerced migration of human beings in the history of the world. an estimated 10 million to 12 million enslaved africans were transported across the atlantic ocean between the 16th and 19th century. the brutality, murder, rape, disease and starvation were so high that some historians assess that around 15% to 25% of the enslaved africans died aboard slave ships. slavery in the united states officially lasted from 1619 to 1865, for 246 years. enslaved africans worked 10 or more hours a day in dangerous conditions and also worked 18-hour days in peak cotton picking and sugar harvesting season. the average lifespan of enslaved africans who labored on sugar and rice plantations was only seve

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chairwoman karen bass, our colleague, where are you bonnie? . thank you, for your leadership. making thisr occasion possible for all of us. we think the congressional black caucus, the conscience of the congress for bringing together leaders of congress in the country for this observance of 400 years since the first reported arrival of the sleeves africans to america. i wanted to be here with -- senatorof several two. annette, gordon -- annette court agreed -- annette gordon green. it was a privilege to have you in the capital. on the day, we reflect hearts that denied the humanity of 70 millions of god's children. we welcome the unquestionable

federal courts have been bass tons of due process and the protections included in the federal provisions protect respondents' due process rights. the duration of an order issued to the proceeding contemplated in this bill during which annuity tral judge is limited to 14 days. during which the court will determine after a hearing including participation by the respondent if a long-term order is appropriate. taken together, the provisions

due to the schedule -- can bass. due to the schedule 1 status it is illegal for banks across this country to work with can even in - cannibas states where it is legalized. this prevents businesses from using banks banks to deposit their revenue, pay bills, financial capital improvement projects, and makes it challenging for them to file their taxes. his has also created a serious afety hazard for canny bass -- cannibas, and increases the licklyhood of tax evasion way which has been historically prevalent among cash only businesses the. the safe banking act resolves these issues by creating a legal pathway for banks to serve cannabis related businesses without fear of federal sanctions. importantly, this bill defends states' rights by allowing banks in states where cannabis is legal to serve these businesses but does not force banks to serve them and does not force it in states where it is illegal. last year, oklahoma legalized medical cannabis and since then oklahoma's industry has become one of the fastest growing i

mccurdy. >> thank you chairwoman bass. the american civil liberties union and like to thank you and the ranking member ratcliffe for the opportunity to testify at today's hearing on women and girls in the criminal justice system. prison is a women's issue. often the sobering statistics on this countries prison population and the narrative surrounding mass incarceration is the degree to which women are ensnared in the criminal justice. over the past 30 years the number of incarcerated women has grown exponentially. again, women are the fastest going segment of the prison population, increasing by 700% in 1980-2017. a rate twice that of men. today, more than 200,000 women are incarcerated and jails and prisons across this country. the majority of women in prison are incarcerated for low-level offense. most often property and drug-related crime, even as the rate of incarceration of women has risen dramatically in recent years, the percentage of women sentenced for crimes involving violence has fallen. much of the growth in th

[film advance clicks] man: this facility was to grow juvenile white sea bass to then release back out into the wild to replenish the wild stock. but what we realized over time is, if we put a million fish out in the ocean and we get 10% of them back, that ans we got,0 10 fish back out of a million. if i take a million fish and put them ine and grow them, i can get a millionk fish bt and put them on the table. our plan here is towe take everythi've learned how to do in growing these species and demonstrate the technology, transfer the technology from the researc level out to the commercial level, and to do that, we're gonna permit a farm to produce 5,000 tons of fish about 4 miles out to sea. now, mussels and oysters, wedo know how that. we've done that for a long time, and we fish, but we're not growing itn here. we're growing it in other pts of the world and then bringing it here. now we get back into the balance part o it again. does it rlly make sense for us to have our salmon coming from chile, being processed in china, and then flown into our market? does it make sense for us to

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miss bass? miss bass votes no. mr. richmond? mr. richmond votes no. mr. jeffreys? mr. jeffreys votes no. mr. swalwell? mr. lieu? mr. lieu votes no. mr. raskins? mr. raskins votes no. miss demings. miss demings votes no. miss scanlon? miss scanlon votes no. miss garcia? miss garcia votes no. miss mcbeth? miss mcbeth votes no. mr. stanton? mr. stanton votes no. miss escobar? miss escobar votes no. mr. collins? mr. collins votes yes. mr. chabot votes aye. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck? mr. buck votes aye. mr. ratcliffe? miss roby? miss row by votes aye. mr. mcclintock? mr. mcclintock votes aye. mr. reschenthaler? mr. reschenthaler votes you and i. mr. steube? >> gentleman from tennessee? is anyone else not voted that wishes to vote? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 15 ayes and 23 noes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. for what purpose is the gentleman from florida seek recognition. the clerk will report the amendment. gentle lady reserves the point of order. >> offered by mr. gates of florida, page 4 line 104 strikes staff and insert member

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it's the outdoor traditions sale at bass pro shops and cabela's.our adventure starts here. >>> so here's our breaking news right now. it's an explosive report that's in "the washington post" that the whistle-blower complaint deemed to be credible and urgent involves president trump's communications with a foreign leader and an unspecified promise. so let's bring in juliette kayyem, susan hennessy, and max boot. max boot is the author of the corrosion of conservatism, why i left the right. good evening, everyone. so, max, this apparently -- a whiesle blower, a foreign leader and they made this sort of promise that prompted an official to make a complaint that it was so egregious that they had to make this complaint. is this a big deal? what's going on here? >> well, it's pretty clearly a big deal, don. i've never heard of anything quite like this. of course with this administration, you can say that almost every day, that you've never heard anything quite like this. but this is truly off the charts. the fact is that this was leaked to my colleagues

it's the outdoor traditions sale at bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here. >>> we're back and here's our breaking news tonight. "the washington post" reporting the whistle-blower complaint at the center of the showdown between congress and the executive branch involves ukraine. joining me now is shane harris who broke the story for the "post." cnn's evan perez with us as inform gentlemen, good evening. thank you so much for joining us. shane, your reporting says the whistle-blower complaint involves ukraine. what can you tell us? >> right now what we know is building on our reporting from yesterday, that there is an allegation of some kind of promise that the president made to a foreign leader. it would appear that does involve the country of ukraine. we don't know precisely the allegation that the whistle-blower is making in terms of what it was that he saw with regards to the president's contacts or interactions with people in that country that led him to file this complaint with the inspector general. but we do know some intere

they not only supply food for whales and dolphins, but also for other species of fish like striped bassblue fish, shark, sea-birds. they're what's known as a keystone species. reporter: menhaden are an easy catch for r whaleses, but alsor commerercial fishing fleetets. their catches reached a level where there were not enough fish left for the whales and dolphins. the introduction o of fishing quotas i in 2013 saw stocks recover, and the whales return. further south in reedville, virginia, menhaden provide the main source of income. the omega protein corporation is the last company on the east coast of the u.s. to catch menhaden on an industrial scale. but not for the dinner table. their omega-3-rich flesh is turned into fish-oil or fish-meal. monty: these fish here appear to be probably three to four years old, based on the size. but representatives from the noaa, the fisheries' agency, actually will come here and take a sampling and they will actually determine the exact age of those fish. and based on where we catch them, which is in our captain's logs, they will help track that spec

the am bass doarps son spoke to me about it. they should all calm down and relax.o matter what obama holdovers in the state department are doing tonight, who are implicated in the wrongdoing. don't get nervous. you didn't do anything wrong. maybe i have been at it long enough. don't get nervous. judge jeanine: they asked you to get involved. there is no question. >> they thanked me at the end for doing a good job. judge jeanine: you are acting at the behest of the state department. now secretary pompeo is being called to testify. >> his staff didn't do a thing wrong. kurt volcker who is at ambassador levels. judge jeanine: and kurt volcker set up the meeting. he sets up the meeting and suddenly resigns. could he be the one leaking the information? >> i would seriously doubt it. i feel sorry for what's happening kurt. judge jeanine: why did he resign? >> i don't know, maybe they got angry he brought me in. judge jeanine: the leaks in the white house. >> a lot of them want to undermine the president of the united states. and they are from the obama days. judge jeanin

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together and when you look at william's work on language you can see that he does exactly what alexander bass with nature he sees language as a living organism. vilhelm was the prussian academic alexander the cosmopolitan explorer who became world famous he soon found berlin to provincial and lived in paris when he wasn't traveling his journeys took him to the united states and russia. and though he spent years planning a voyage to india he never made it there as britain's king george the 4th wouldn't give him permission. home bolt is everywhere in monuments places and geographical features around the world have been named after him including the homebuilt current which flows along the western coast of south america there's also the penguin this lily is named after him even. name. it's weird when you go to america where hardly anyone knows alexander from on board there's so many places named after their best for example there are 13 towns named after him there are 4 counties there's a bay there is a river there is a university named after and there's the how about she's some some younger. kid

that surprises beverly bass, hired by american airlines in 1976 as its first female captain.o>>w that all the time, and think for the most part women are just still not aware that that is job opportunity that is >> reporter: boein r estimates the global aviation industry will need 800,000 new pilots over the next 20 men. women like jesse and women like madiso both taking lessons in anchorage with aag femalest ctor. >> she doesn't let me get away with anything, which i appreciate. >>y mom owns auge native corporation up here so i'm super used to women welling met to do. >> reporter: all three major u.s. airlines steppedli up pilo recruiting, targeting women with financial aid f flight skill. pay is based purely on the type of aircraft flown, b surveys by embry riddle suggestss gers are not as comfortable with women in the cockpit as men. berl s bass who hasn it all say female pilots are no better or worse than men, but they can multi task. >> i know i could cook dinner, feed a baby and talk on the lephone all at the same time. >> reporter: she hopes a new generation of women w

a bass takes pride in his car which is 22 years old. that's what it was at apollo never to connect to me if i'm going to fit into something because i think until the moment the all. the passengers with the vaccine is finally leave the capital. the ice meant to preserve the vaccines has now been melting for 8 hours if the driver doesn't make it to do go in 16 hours the vaccines will be useless and might as well be thrown away the 690 kilometer road to kiss a dugu is strewn with potholes few drivers respect the rules of the road. accidents are frequent. even before leaving the capital the drivers patience is tested. the 2 drivers constantly swap over the boot is not exactly comfortable. 2 more hours a wasted in traffic. the deadline for the vaccine looms. the drivers decide to drive through the night. since the start of the journey there's been a strong smell of petrol in the car still no one seems concerned. when the good news you can see. but whose job it is a simple method uncle jimmy something. the petrol fumes might keep the evil spi

bass pro shops and cabela's.our adventure starts here. >>> as hurricane dorian pounds north carolina, the president has continued to focus on trying to defend his decision to show an altered map of the storm's path, falsely showing it heading into alabama. so joining me now is my panel. michael is the author of "the truth about trump." good evening, everyone. i'm going to start with you. you have new reporting about who drew that line in sharpie on that outdated forecast track. so who was it, talu? >> well, my colleague josh dossy and i have reported that according to a white house official president trump, who is as you mentioned, is very well known as someone who likes to use sharpie, he likes to write on official documents in sharpie, that this loop that was created to show the hurricane sort of moving toward alabama, that it was the president himself who used his sharpie, which is very well documented and close to him in the oval office. he used it to write on that map and try to depefend what he had been say

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he played bass and he was a great singer. so i could get to you. peter. >> well, actually you should -- no, i did write the song. just from experience. >> somebody wanted out of your life? >> many times. i don't know. i have no idea. >> so when peter presented the ballad it was like of course, you know, we're -- one of the things that chicago was about was let's record and write whatever we want, including songs that maybe not everybody in the band loves but hey, if you write a song we're going to do it. we're going to do it the best we possibly can do it because that's who we are. and because we know that that's not who we are and we know that as nice a song as it is it's just not -- you know, nobody's going to like it. ♪ if you leave me now ♪ you'll take away the biggest part of me ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh no, baby please don't go ♪ >> perception from radio or the public or critics is that we think a certain way. they read something into what we're doing that may not exist. >> okay. this band is this and it's -- this band is an r&

>> thank you chairwoman bass. i feel that the relationship between mothers and children is the single most important factor of incarceration of women. i was not a mother when i was incarcerated. i am now. i think about that all the time. i thought about all the time when i locked up. i was very, very lucky to i was serving time in connecticut and i was a resident of new york city, so for many people it was easy to visit me. since then the fso in danbury has been repurposed and his% of women who were incarcerated there have also been transferred far away from their families. what would happen is you would see women, my bunk mates never received a visit the entire time we were together. she had two children but then there were certain families that were fortunate enough to be able to be up in the visiting room. >> i'm going but i'm somebody just wondered if anybody could comment on women at this all became pregnant while they were incarcerated? >> there was a woman in florida who became pregnant by an officer while

bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here.is: my offer has to be max: that's gonna be a problem. sorry. [ sighs ] okay. get it together, max. lemonis: look, i understand that it's never fun to find out that your business is worth less than you thought it was. but at the end of the day, it's just numbers. it's just math. max: i'm sorry. i needed to compose myself. the lowest we would go would be $500,000 for 30%. lemonis: i'm willing to go $250,000 for 30%. and i want to own 75% of the best in show trademark. max: can i have 30% of best in show, since i came up with it? and i will work my butt off for you. and i have ideas. okay. lemonis: yes. lemonis: while i went down from $250,000 for 50% to $250,000 for 30%, i more than made it up by taking 70% of best in show. i picked up an additional 20% of equity that i wouldn't have had otherwise. i always tell people my best offer is usually my first offer. max: i'm down with that. lemonis: so we have a deal? max: we do. lemonis: okay. thank you. thank you. max: thank you, marcus. lem

. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and that's a bass riff, yeah ♪ oh no, what's -- i'm think ofne, crowded house? ♪ >> jimmy: yes. ♪ >> steve: oh wow ♪ ♪ ♪ there is freedom within there is freedom without ♪ or whatever. [ light laughter ] mark, thank you for not even trying to play that bass >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: either song. didn't even touch the strings. >> steve: those kids are keeping them up, man he can't even go to sleep now. >> jimmy: oh, that's right he's a daddy mark has two little babies congratulations. [ cheers and applause ♪ so happy have you back >> steve: now we play. >> jimmy: welcome you back i'm so happy that you're here. okay we're about to play hashtags that's what we're doing. ♪ >> jimmy: we did that already. [ light laughter ] >> steve: it's friday, man >> jimmy: it's friday. >> steve: it's grateful dead friday man >> jimmy: it's grateful dead friday dude. i was in a mascot outfit that got stuck. we do this thing every week where i sent out a hashtag, and we ask you guys to respond to the topic. since it's fall, it's just a a few

night both of frankfurt's new strikers got on the score street andre silvers had a hero adding to bass doest earlier tappin but when you came back and grabbed a late consolation for the hosts with the goal of the game it wasn't enough though to stop when you were slipping to the 3rd straight defeat. 2 more games coming up in just a loaf in cologne will be hoping to end the match day 6 home side cursed against freiburg and has a bell in on sunday let's see how these results affect the table by munich not like sick off their perch at the top of the table for the 1st time this season they cannot be caught by the teams playing on sunday or the friday could freiburg could move from 8 to the top 4 if they win bremen they are top of the bottom bar massive cologne collapse might somehow to vaunt they will remain in the bottom 2 for the 2nd week running. now the winner of this week's play of the day is russia you voted for him on twitter with 39 percent of the vote rashid says stunning hits open the story in a thrilling 2 old role with the russian don't mind because of in the last on this davey

's kyle bass has a point. trump is deliberately pushing china to a point of crisis where the currency is just one of the pressure points. and china could blow. if china blows and we have a full spectrum economic crisis in an economy that large, that would lead to a global recession and america what not be immune. this trade war is a noble enterprise, but it's risky. we are playing with fire. liz: i think china is in a currency crisis. it could blow and be bad for the world. donald luskin, thank you so much. more pressure on facebook and google. already under federal scrutiny for privacy scandals and more. reporter: 8 states are launching an investigation into facebook over anti-trust concerns. 30 states reportedly looking into google over anti-competitive practices. texas attorney general ken paxton will be leading a team of attorneys general around the country looking into big tech firms. today the new york attorney general said she believes the team of attorneys general look into facebook dominance. google s

bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here.ngton is the latest state looking to block the sale of flavored vaping products. 13 people are now confirmed to have died in the u.s. from lung-related illnesses. the cdc investigated 800 other cases. reporter: this is happening at a hospital in north carolina is confirming a 14th vaping-related death. the cdc has not updated their numbers. but they are telling people to stop using vaping products, especially those with thc. the 8006, 1,300 people have died. 500 of the patients became ill. 3/4 of them used vaping product containing thc and the others were using exclusively thc products. jay inslee is calling on an emergency ban and draft legislation to permanently ban flavored products. >> no federal government or state government or local government have tested these products to give you any assurance they are safe. i will tell you if i had a loved one, i would tell them you are playing dice with your lungs using these products. reporter: the cdc has not been able to identify one vapi

super bass and it shouldn't be too difficult to do better than a draw and 2 losses them of. 'd but they were at school got the legendary beer festival actually starts in september to catch the mormon knights this year cologne are in town the carnival club no stranger to parties themselves their coach says they'll be joining in the october 1st. when news. does man in the. mask can you do something like play by this and then afterwards go to the fest i say yes because it's a team event she's good football ending it was written so. it can only be positive i will take the responsibility if it backfires in the end. that's raise my eyebrows among clone fans but if their team can crash the buy and party with an away win and surely it would be deserving of. sway that's often. up next is the news africa station for that and don't forget you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's. welcome to the. place to talk about some. sleep.

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follows the 13th consecutive weekend of protests during which police stormed the subway compartment and bass and pepper sprayed people on board as they tracked down protesters. 34 people are missing and feared dead after a boat caught fire and sank off the coast of california the u.s. coast guard to tweeted a picture of the ongoing rescue and said the captain of the burning their vessel was alive and helping with the operation for other people also are also accounted for or thoughts are searching for survivors the u.s. states of florida georgia and south carolina have issued evacuation orders as harakah dorrian approaches as many as a 1000000 people could be forced to leave their homes the powerful storms currently pounding the northern bahamas and is forecast to hit america's eastern seaboard by tuesday. returning home to a scene of devastation look at this really have everything. everything to. hurrican dorian's advance across the northern bahamas has been slow and relentless clocking winds of nearly 300 kilometers per hour it's left a trail of destruction flattening buildings crushing car

.>>> the fall on the coast is bass, thunderstorms did happen in the mountains today. standard for this time of year and there is all this fog so what happens tomorrow? just like today pretty much, temperature wise and less clouds but overall you are looking at temperatures like we saw today. a lot of fog out there, the shot indicates it. is is, where is that? so bay bridge you can see the fog coming in at the top of the camera there and definitely a good push of fog tonight, the forecast for san francisco tomorrow this is oakland and sausalito. partly cloudy, partly sunny and a nice day just not as warm as you might expect for this time of year. this low pressure will see to that and it will be back on saturday, too so with that said you see the forecast highs tomorrow a lot like today. with some low 90s but that is, i mean, in vacaville in places like this. the five day forecast sets us with a forecast that cools us dramatically, not so much tomorrow but dramatically on saturday and sunday.>>> here is ktvu rosemary. >>> here is a look at what is happening on the bay

did it for the white album with the same people mixes by giles martin and he is the son of the light bass producer george martin interesting connection there keeping things in the family now this is one of the most famous pictures in the history of pop music as we know so recognizable and it's been imitated a 1000 times tell us more about that he has the album cover that took just 10 minutes to shoot has become one of my. recognizable of all times it's been parodied by both other musicians and everybody else over the years we're looking at a couple of them now they're just hilarious wrote the cover didn't need any text written on it the original one not abbey road nor the beatles the beatles were big enough it looks like a straight forward photo shoot of a fairly ordinary scene of men crossing the road of the beatles crossing the road going to it but it's not supposed to be some kind of a hidden meaning in the cover of i'm not mistaken you will kiss a roof conspiracy theorists back then were adamant that paul mccartney was in fact dead yeah that he was killed in iraq road accident in 1967

for a little bit of history, the strand was founded in 1927 by my grandfather, benjamin bass. it was part of what was known as fourth avenue's book row, it and ran from astor place. in its heyday, there were 48 bookstores. they all sold used books, and strand is the only one that has survived since then. the store was left to my dad and then passed on to me, and i just want to thank all you voracious readers for supporting this bookstore. tonight or we are so excited to have with us caitlin moscatello, acclaimed journalist and founder of repro, reproductive rights in state and federal legislatures. she's received a front-page award and planned parenthood media excellence award and was named a united nations press fellow for her work in the conde nast traveler and more. tonight she's here as the author of "see jane win," which is the story of women changing american politics. she tells the story of four candidates to capture the moment when sadness and rage at the election of trump are catalyzing into a wave of resistance and activism. joining caitlin to discuss the book is ama

does it make sense for us to have european sea bass grown in greece and then brought into southern california? we had 16 canneries in southern california from m los angeles to san diego anand were 40,000 people e in the tuna industry alone in sasan diego and in southern california, but now all there is is the corporate offices for those tuna companies. the processing and the ships, the boats are all in the western pacific now. we've seen the seafood industry in southern california wane quite a bit from when i was a kid, and at the same time, as i mentioned earlier, the world population has tripled, so we're brbringing in n less seafofood,n though the demand is going up and up,p, so we have ththis opportunity to grow fish in the waters off the coast in clean, clear water that's not polluted. it's not within a bay. it doesn't interfere with water skiers or kayakers or anybody else, but it'll be out in 200 feet of water in a quarter- to a half-knot current going by, which means that the water stays clean and the biomass of the fish has no impact on the environment, and yet we'e're stl in very c