natural reproduction of fish kapur was performed for the first time in golestan province. in the form of this plan, spawners are released in the rivers leading to the caspian sea. these are our male offspring, these are the female offspring. these are the offspring of the carp species that were caught in the siadane net, and now they were brought to the reserve restoration and conservation center for artificial reproduction. we want it now. so far , we have made 150 ways of spawning, and it continues until the end of april . we want to consider the return of artificial fisheries as 5% in the percentage of return of natural fisheries. they are limited and it is not possible for the producers to enter for reproduction. only productive transfer to the river guarantees reproduction. from the moment the spawners are transferred to the river and the fry multiply in the river until they enter the sea, it is the duty of our forces to protect the river, the people of these areas do not catch the fry, and anyway, they will return to themselves tomorrow. their own table , their own e

nbc's sahil kapur has more reporting on this. also with me, former florida republican congressman and msnbc political analyst, carlos curbelo. walk us through this plan, and does it really compare to what bush did? >> reporter: it certainly does, chris, it's a fascinating bit of deja vu here that president biden's campaign and his allies are trying to essentially dust off george bush's 2004 playbook by seizing on a hot button cultural issue where they know they're on the right side of public opinion. in 2004, it was opposition to same-sex marriage, which was very unpopular at the time. he put ballot measures, his campaign supported ballot measures in a bunch of swing states to turn out voters and help george bush. it worked, he narrowly was reelected. today, president biden's team is trying basically the same thing. the goal is to ride the coat tails up and down the ballot to stir up the base and motivate swing voters who are motivated by the issue of abortion more than they are necessarily by the candidates. some of the states t

let's go to sahil kapur. you made your way out to the steps and you got an earful from marjorie taylor greene as she was leaving. what did she say? >> she walked down the steps and expressed outrage to the fact that aid for ukraine passed the house. she specifically called it a sellout of the united states, a sellout of america. she said she was outraged by the fact that there were ukrainian flags on the house floor. this is a cause she fought for for or against for a long time. she seemed to be getting her wae until the last few days and weeks when speaker johnson seemed to have a real sharp change of heart on the issue of ukraine aid, something he opposed before he became a speaker of the house. but he called it critical to american security. he said he would rather send american bullets rather than american young men and women into battle and he said putin would march through europe if he was allowed to. this was mike johnson making the case that this was important to do, siding with many republicans in th

andrew martinez, connor kapur, olay and kelsey.ave all signed their contracts and attend spring training starting next month. we'll see what more made history back in 2022. as the first woman to sign a professional contract with an mlb partner league team with the staten island ferry hawks, martinez and copper, our bay area natives from san francisco and allay. the dollar's now have 31 players under contract going into the club's spring training. >> that should be fun. and speaking of ballers, sears, lawrence, thank you very much. yeah, it feels like baseball weather does all i mean, it is great out there. get out there to joy. why not enjoy some sunshine, a good game out there as well. and >> a beautiful weather around the bay area. the last couple of days things are going to as we head toward the weekend. you're going to want to wear back. more snow up in the sierra nevada. maybe some more snow over a lack of local mountain tops not as much as the previous storm, but still pretty impressive. this late in the season. but out there

andrew martinez, connor kapur, al and kelsie whitmore have all signed their contracts and they're going to attend spring training next month. kelsie whitmore making history back in 2022. as the first woman to sign a professional contract with an m l b partner league team with the staten island ferry hawks martinez and the carpenter, al our bay area natives from san francisco la haute. the bowlers now have 31 players under contract going in to the club's spring training for the a legal battle going on the nevada supreme court over whether nevada taxpayers get to decide whether or not they should pay for the a's. new stadium construction in las vegas. >> the nevada state education association filed a petition saying voters should get to decide. but a clark county judge, which is where las vegas is, struck it down. the group appealed to the state's highest court. if the petition is reinstated, the group still needs more than 100,000 signatures to get on the ballot. the mountain questions roughly 200 million dollars out of the 350 million dollar portion being paid by the state of nevada. >>

the best at it tells the story of raule kapur, a gay indian boy in a small midwestern town.rcoming anxiety and bullying. it is one of those backs that is so categorically appropriate that there is no good faith argument for removing it from schools and classrooms. at its core, it is a book that teaches empathy, a book that teaches you to love yourself and love one another and it is a semi autobiographical story. but his life and story were under attack again this woke in a different way. on monday, pancholy was scheduled to speak at an antibullying assembly at mountain view middle school in pennsylvania, 100 miles west of philadelphia. he learned through social media that he had been disinvited and that the school district voted to cancel his event. i'm sure you can guess why. but in case you can't, the board cited his life style. >> he is a homosexual activist or what have you and has written bos, he will be talking about? >> if you research the individual, he labels himself as an activist. he is proud of his life style and i don't think that should be imposed upon our stud

there is now andrew martinez, connor kapur, al and kelsey, what more they have all signed their contractsext month. kelce made history in 2022. as the first woman to sign a professional contract with an mlb partner week with the staten island ferry hawks and martina suncor pero our bay area natives from san francisco and delay helped the ballers have 31 players under contract going now into the club's spring training season. problems with this year's federal student loan aid or fafsa have left many students unsure if they can pay for college. lawmakers on capitol hill heard more about the impacts of this flawed system and the missteps of the department of education today, our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the latest. >> the new simplified student aid form known as fafsa fo was supposed to be easier for families to fill out and expand the number of students eligible for federal aid. we begin the school year with high hopes, but that promise hasn't panned out. numerous missed implementation deadlines. >> long delays, broken promises called call centers and it airs financia

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. >> joining us sawhill kapur. will democrats come to mike johnson's rescue, if necessary? vote only happened because democrats provided crucial votes in the rules committee to move it forward and provides more votes than the majority party on the floor of the house to trigger this package. that is unheard of in modern times and sure sounds to me like we have a coalition government in the house. the $60 billion for ukraine is the biggest piece of the bill. that was the reason this got held up for all that time. it was $26 billion in aid for israel with part of that going to humanitarian relief for gaza. $8 billion in security for taiwan and the indo-pacific. and a tiktok provision that would request the company be divested from chinese ownership bytedance or face a ban. that won't happen until 2025 at the earliest, which means it will remain a force in the 2024 election. this bill goes to the senate from here, where they will start voting tomorrow afternoon when they return from passover. they're hoping to wrap this up in the next day or two. the senate passed a system $95