lackey: it really started to change quickly. we saw a lot more purple urchins. the kelp started to not look as healthy. we really started seeing the last kelp, more urchins, and i think there were a lot of people surprised. man: when we started this urchin removal project, it was really small. it was just a few people that really wanted to do something about the urchin explosion because the department hadn't been doing anything. we removed 57 tons of purple urchins, between the recreational and the commercial divers. our program is now what i consider a success, ok, so give yrselves a big round of applause, please. [cheering] this event basically was spawned by the closure of abalone seasons. you know, the ab seasons were closed due to the lack of kelp and the increased number of urchin that were preventing the kelp from coming up. so, you know, basically, our best chance of getting an abalone fishery back is to do something about the urchin first. there's no way to predict what'll happen. things change, but a lot of the things that we know, a lot of the busines

according to the data from the slovakia network operator lackey depends on russia for 85 percent of its natural gas. and his government has repeatedly said the country can't afford to be cut off from the supply. the war in ukraine isn't just playing out within the countries borders. another front has opened up in cyber space brushes use of hackers to attack. its adversaries has been well documented, but ukraine is also proving itself more than capable of cyber counter stripes. an army of hackers is taking warfare to a new frontier. ukraine is fighting rushes. invasion insider space. 2 over 250000 volunteers. answer the call of the countries deputy prime minister and minister of digital transformation be hi lo, fedor of and joined it's i t army, they're aim to launch cyber attacks on russia. it kind of members that they have include patriotic activists. and the on the type of attacks they're doing. and while they might be disruptive and sometimes embarrassing, so taking off, you know, government websites offline, but they're not sitting. and as cyber war sort of declaration, i would say

that's mama k o and it's a blow has a helping out. lackey rena, who comes in the ve station every day. she says the city now has 2 faces. i'll the station and for example, at sample, it's like 2 different planets. because in san trauma, it's the clyde l cuff, her work in every scene is fine. people walk and sir, nobody had learnt, knows that to the share of every day train in the last 2 months. the visa population has a most tripled is new arrivals that web, those locals and the intensity does face people say, is the experience of the war in their country. here's a look now at some of the other developments in the ukraine war, united nations secretary general, antonio gutierrez, is set to visit moscow on tuesday to meet russian president vladimir putin. then had to ukraine for talks of president waterman's lensky quoterush. we'll discuss steps to bring about peace following russia's invasion ukraine. russia has confirmed the death of one of the crew members of the russian flagship miss our cruiser mascara. a week after it sank in the black sea ministry of defense said, nearly 400 crew

so we'll have nothing left soon that the rama he handed so low, has a helping out. lackey, redna who comes in the ve station every day. she says the city now has 2 faces. i'll this fashion and for example, example, it's like 2 different planets, because in santa rome it's the clyde l. cough her work in every scene is fine people valk and sir, nobody had learnt, knows that to the share of every day train. in the last 2 months, these population has almost tripled with new arrivals. that web, those locals and the intensity space people say is the experience of the war in their country. and we can cross over to a menu, a shares, who is in the v for us. emmanuel, you filed this report and were able to talk to people who could escape the war. but as you know, thousands have been trapped in the port city of murray. old port for weeks now with only occasional humanitarian quarters, letting a trickle out. is there reason to hope for another deal soon? well, a hope is certainly are worth sir, sustains people who are trapped in mar, you bull. in. indeed, days it is believed that there is around

so so saying, melissa lackey, my they are so last k, marianna, turn us in plymouth to stolen money for thunder computer control ok story. and on my done the initial moment of what's been said when you have on piss me to do the security and accrual on both much april and may 2014 hostilities f eating up all of dumbasses through the blaze. civilians like miners, teachers, and laborers, a pouring into recruiting stations. ah, let us see if we can get them was visible there. but he just came music again his up to him to stick with about jensen. we bought it to us, the little room visible for me, but you boy must have built up a new born and meet him as regular. he obsessed unless he brought us the a garage. then you need, you know, the brush ellis. yesterday she muffled my mental. i still crania, spruce british li. tomorrow's meeting them put you on despite that the ukranian government decided to designate the self proclaimed republics as separatists and terrorist organizations. now you can do anything you want against terrorists. the road to devastating fratricidal war is now logan stool.

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assemblyman tom lackey is a former california highway patrolmen. he says there needs to be more consequences. people who engage in these kind of violent of fronts. >> they don't care about rules so we can make all the rules we want, but it's really not going to change that behavior and consequences is not necessarily to serve only as a preventive measure. we i do believe that has some primitive circumstance, but it's part of justice in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. a new study looks at the risk of homicide in homes with handguns followed homicides among nearly 18 million californians. >> over 12 years. our catherine heenan is here now with some of what researchers discovered that it sounds like a large sample size a huge sample and the and again, they did this for years and years. >> it is probably not a big surprise if you have handguns in your home, the chances of something bad happening. >> will be higher. but what about people who may not want anything to do with guns, but they happen to live with a gun owner move in with a gun owner.

assemblyman tom lackey is a former california highway patrolmen. he says there needs to be more consequences. people who engage in these kind of island of fronts. >> they don't care about rules so we can make all the rules we want, but it's really not going to change that behavior and consequences is not necessarily to serve only as a preventive measure. we i do believe that has some primitive circumstance, but it's part of justice in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> a new study led by a stanford professor says the risks of living in a home with guns may far outweigh any potential protection. the study focused on homicide rates among californians catherine heenan is here with some of what the researchers discovered. catherine. yeah, well, it is not a big shock to any of us that if live in a home with guns, there are more likely going to be homicides and suicides. >> but researchers were a little surprised by part of the study. thesfact that if you live in a home with a gun owner, even if you don't use a gun yourself, you are more than twi

public policy needs to take seriously former law enforcement officer and republican assemblyman tom lackey says the democratic push to strengthen state gun laws is misguided. he notes vehicles are more likely to kill people than guns. i get frustrated because it's easy to focus the attention on an inanimate object. >> right. because they they can't talk back. but i can tell you that. >> firearms easy target for misunderstanding. and when you over regulate the legal market to turn people too, the very market. that's a plane. most of these threatening weapon switches. the black market. >> tuesday's hearing for sb 13, 27 is scheduled for one 30 pm in the state senate judiciary committee. meanwhile, the other bills are said to have their first hearings once lawmakers come back from spring break in a couple of weeks at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> in national news tonight, jury selection has begun in the deadliest u.s. mass shooting ever to go to trial. judge prosecutors and defense attorneys began screening the first candidates for the jury. that will decide if nicolas cru

pranksters fled, uh, either to latvia or to israel, this does not mean that all this capitulation, uh, lackeyit is washed out of our ruling class from our elite regarding what this one said. er, of course, that's enough. i'm with you american analyst. i questioned something in particular. and you can be the main one. he claims that sooner or later the economy here forms the policy. well, sooner or later, probably, there, if relatively speaking, everyone becomes impoverished, then, probably, there will be something else. here. uh, well, i don’t see it yet, until you, you see, while politics drives the economy, how many times we spoke and we were assured by officials in the west, germany in the european union, many. well, our economists are inside us, that the nord stream is about to happen, and pushchin was built because it is so profitable for the german economy, for the european economy in general. well, it just can't be, but the economy is there for the purpose, and therefore, well, that's all, so what? where? north stream? yes, well, yes. well, they alone will hide if they continue to foll

make decisions that hurt the financial ideological interests of the americans and their ukrainian lackeysehow brushed it off easily, i understand that he was leaving on a razor's edge, and elderberry was climbing. all the same, i did not give up my views and decided not to leave my native kiev. very scary. all the time i asked god to have all of him, because uh. you can't force me to write this. it's to break a man's soul. i understand that, it's impossible. is that what you do? ah even mothers even mothers cannot be. i then told him that, in fact, i can kill simply and not even because i write or because he was an iconic figure, annoying the nazis. and uh, the fact is that even, well, regardless of the fact that, in principle, he did some serious damage there, it means he didn’t cause it, but uh, due to them they hated him long before they knew about everyone else, that is, there was such a way the enemy had standards. just like an integral part of what you do to a certain extent. you go for something and call fire on yourself for one simple reason, you oppose a certain general line, and

public policy needs to take seriously former law enforcement officer and republican assemblyman tom lackey says the democratic push to strengthen state gun laws is misguided. he notes vehicles are more likely to kill people than guns. i get frustrated because it's easy to focus the attention on an inanimate object. >> right. because they can't talk back. but i can tell you that firearms easy target for misunderstanding. and when you over regulate the legal market to turn people too, the very market. that's a plane. most of these threatening weapon switches. the black market. >> tuesday's hearing for sb 13, 27 is scheduled for one 30 pm in the state senate judiciary committee. meanwhile, the other bills are said to have their first hearings once lawmakers come back from spring break in a couple of weeks at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> and vice president kamala harris, who is, of course, from california, put out a statement on twitter today reading our thoughts are with everyone who lost a loved one in the terrible gun violence this weekend in sacramento. enough is enoug

coordinate to create a global system for sharing outer space for the benefit of all of those on earth. lackey, large and small. to see and human al jazeera when a kiddos chin in 2 diaries on by british naturalist charles darwin, including one containing a sketch of his famous tree of life. have been returned to cambridge university's library decades after they were presume stolen. and his name barker reports, priceless note books, reappeared as mysteriously as they vanished. there is some of the most remarkable documents in the history of science. so when darwin's diaries went missing from a strong room 20 years ago, after being removed for photographing that was universal dismay. with cambridge university library concluding they'd probably been stolen rather than misplaced. but last month, as mysteriously as they vanished, the 2 notebooks resurfaced in a gift bag on the library floor. inside this printed message, saying, librarian, happy easter eggs. the happy tears, the happiness i think that's the will be. because i know over the emotional rollercoaster it means so much to us to have these

time to sit down and talk with ah lackeys, don's prime minister m ron khan. is removed from office and a vote of no confidence following a week's long political stand off. he says the us orchestrated the oscar detained ukrainian nationalists. fighters admit to war crimes such as murdering unarmed civilians including women. they describe how they committed the atrocities in exclusive footage. i shot her in the temple. i was interested how a person dies. i asked one of them what the word tally any to me. he didn't answer and i shot him dead. and in this week's major stories, western powers ramp up accusations against russia over a massacre in the queue suburb.

assemblyman tom lackey is a former california highway patrolmen. he says there needs to be more consequences. people who engage in these kind of island of fronts. >> they don't care about rules so we can make all the rules we want, but it's really not going to change that behavior and consequences is not necessarily to serve only as a preventive measure. we i do believe that has some primitive circumstance, but it's part of justice in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> a new study led by a stanford professor says the risks of living in a home with guns may far outweigh any potential protection. the study focused on homicide rates among

that is, inside there, remember how gamzatova said, yes, there in dagestan i am a lackey.a i am a dagestani, and abroad i am russian, like everyone else, we understand this here, here, take the most powerful parcel. i want to tell you that there is one more aspect there is another aspect. in addition, there is a moral and psychological aspect in this case in medvedchuk and in mariupol. clearly, there is a purely military one. obviously there are political ones. clearly you know there is another one. here i am if you never noticed, so to say, personal zelensky, so to speak, somehow insultingly, this is not the most expressed. well, yes, he is a bad politician. well, yes, well, he doesn't. yes, and so listen. well, this is not just a post. this is not just a post on instagram, a social network banned in russia. listen to this. in my opinion, this is a sign of moral decay. you understand, this is what to write on the day of cosmonautics in the form of some battered, beaten man from a beaten, apparently crushed politician, damn it, take it at an age, so to speak. blimey. bitch

protesters were forcing out putin's lackey -- and at long last ukrainians got a taste of freedom. >>u understand that nothing is as valuable, just freedom. >> [speaking foreign language] >> and between this and freedom, we chose freedom. >> putin was enraged, and immediately retaliated by seizing the crimean peninsula and sending forces into eastern ukraine to incite a pro russian separatists rebellion. the street revolutionaries from maidan including adriana headed east to stop -- she joined the army as an assault troop. she said they were totally inexperienced at first, but learned quickly. >> it is very hard to kill a person, especially watching his eyes. i understood that if i would not kill the enemy they would kill me or my brother in arms. so i need to do this. >> eight years of fighting against the separatists not only give ukrainians combat experience, it turned this country into a nation of warriors. >> at war, it is easier to defend than to attack. because we know every single street here, and every single terrain. >> do you think you are going to win? >> right now it look

he says how lackey is ready to provide ukraine with the soviet made antiaircraft missiles. but only if slovakia can first secure a permanent replacement antiaircraft islam to defend itself. and in the u.s. today, measures to cut off normal trade relations with russia and ban russian oil imports passed the senate unanimously. and the house on almost unanimously. the eu approved a ban on russian coal. and the un general assembly voted to yank russia off the un human rights council. this flurry of activities has been sparked in large part by the grisly images and reports from the towns around kyiv we russian forces have withdrawn from. but today, in a rare interview with a western media outlet, vladimir putin's spokesman told sky news that photos and satellite images of dead civilians left behind by russian forces are all fake's. in law is staged by the ukrainians. he did admit that russia has, quote, significant losses of troops, which he calls, quote, a huge tragedy for us. end quote. it's an unusual acknowledgment and peace of truth from the russian government. but there wa

a number of his lackeys are gifted new abodes. the message here, loyalty is rewarded. kim needs that. with pandemic hardships on top of u.s.-led sanctions, life is better in a new house. >>> a wooden knife, sharper than steel. it is hard to believe but a team of researchers in maryland claimant has created one. the team says it has engineered a better, more sustainable way to cut your steak and chop your veggies but according to the nonprofit group habits of waste, 40 billion plastic utensils are used and thrown out every year and that is just in the united states. cutting down on that waste by replacing everyday plastic or stainless steel knives with wooden ones. in college park maryland, we put that new knife to the test. >> we have been working in this area for quite some time. >> reporter: mechanical engineering professor dr. pendley. has sliced into the world of knives. >> we are at the cutting edge of this research. >> reporter: dr. lee led us inside his labs to show off a wooden knife he says is a breakthrough. last october, lee and his team released a bit feder

the criminal probe by the department of justice has expanded into the fake electors, and the trump lackeysre trying to push for the overturn of the election. so it becomes really important to know that there have apparently been grand jury subpoenas that have been issued, and the grand jury has been quietly doing its work, without us knowing anything about it. the "washington post" report actually reported for the past two months, there were former officials in donald trump's orbit who had been receiving grand jury subpoenas. and we knew nothing about those. so that's encouraging, because it tells us that not only has the d.o.j. been doing the work behind the scenes, with the grand jury, which is a criminal investigation, but it's been doing it without the kind of leaks we would expect to see. so we're being kept in the dark. but that doesn't mean that the department of justice is not doing its work. and of course, we know stephen miller was the point person for donald trump, on the fake electors. he was running around bragging about how they were going to send alternate electors. let's ca

public policy needs to take seriously former law enforcement officer and republican assemblyman tom lackeythe democratic push to strengthen state gun laws is misguided. he notes vehicles are more likely to kill people than guns. i get frustrated because it's easy to focus the attention on an inanimate object. >> right. because they they can't talk back. but i can tell you that. >> firearms easy target for misunderstanding. and when you over regulate the legal market to turn people too, the very market. that's a plane. most of these threatening weapon switches. the black market. >> tuesday's hearing for sb 13, 27 is scheduled for one 30 pm in the state senate judiciary committee. meanwhile, the other bills are said to have their first hearings once lawmakers come back from spring break in a couple of weeks at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> vice president kamala harris is calling on congress to end what she calls, quote, the epidemic of gun violence in america. she tweeted today our thoughts are with everyone who lost a loved one in the terrible gun violence this weekend i

if you need a reminder of why this is a rear view mirror exercise, remember the ex-president's lackeysl not convinced, listen to what retired federal judge michael ludig told the new york times this is the clearest and most present danger to our democracy. trump is now preparing to lay the ground work to overturn the election in 2024. where trump or his designee to lose the vote for the presidency. those are the stakes. and that's why we need truth and accountability for trump's plot. don't forget, defending our democracy should be something that unites us across partisan lines. and that's your reality check. >> john avlon, thank you. >>> moments from now president biden will hold a call with allies on potential new punishments for russia. this is cnn's special live coverage. as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communitieies... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a a difference for you. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage

public policy needs to take seriously former law enforcement officer and republican assemblyman tom lackeythe democratic push to strengthen state gun laws is misguided. he notes vehicles are more likely to kill people than guns. i get frustrated because it's easy to focus the attention on an inanimate object. >> right. because they can't talk back. but i can tell you that firearms easy target for misunderstanding. and when you over regulate the legal market to turn people too, the very market. that's a plane. most of these threatening weapon switches. the black market. >> tuesday's hearing for sb 13, 27 is scheduled for one 30 pm in the state senate judiciary committee. meanwhile, the other bills are said to have their first hearings once lawmakers come back from spring break in a couple of weeks at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> a new billboard is up in san francisco's union square and it is not advertising something to be proud of. it's a sign of the city's drug problem. kron four's taylor is aqi. breaks it all down for us. >> mothers against drug they specifically cho

assemblyman tom lackey is a former california highway patrolmen. there needs to be more consequences. people who engage in these kind of violent of fronts. >> they don't care about rules so we can make all the rules we want, but it's really not going to change that behavior and consequences is not necessarily to serve only as a preventive measure. we i do believe that has some primitive circumstance, but it's part of justice in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> prosecutors are now saying the minneapolis police officer who shot and killed a man earlier this year will not be facing criminal charges. 22 year-old amir locke who was killed by officers were serving a no knock search warrant. body camera video shows lock appearing to be asleep and then pulling out a gun leading officers to open fire. the shooting drew thousands of protest to the streets in a mere amid calls for more police accountability. the state attorney released a statement today saying the officer was within his legal rights to use deadly force. locke was a legal gun owner a

assemblyman tom lackey is a former california highway patrolmen. he says there needs to be more consequences. people who engage in these kind of island of fronts. >> they don't care about rules so we can make all the rules we want, but it's really not going to change that behavior and consequences is not necessarily to serve only as a preventive measure. we i do believe that has some primitive circumstance, but it's part of justice in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> happening now, conquer police are warning people about a fake ups delivery driver. police say that he's been going up to homes and they think us to burglarize them. but he's making a look. official crabbers camila barco is live and conquer this morning with the details. good morning commute. >> when you guys see adam and dress the part as a ups delivery guy. he was wearing a vest. he was carrying a box which looks like he was going to deliver it to a home. but instead, police say that he was really checking out the home to see if anyone was there to burglarize it. so investig

they said fine send them up send them up and they gave tom clark initially something of a lackey job in the department of justice. mccork worked in worked his way up what he might have lacked in. perhaps academic ability he certainly made up for in work ethic and he became truman's attorney general and became very successful in being an aggressive attorney general in part because he recognized that he was not the best lawyer in the building. and so what he did was manage the department of justice and say what can we do to advance the administration's agenda now, we expect that of our attorneys general. in the president certainly expects it of the attorney general but at the time but prior to that the attorney general had generally been a kind of like we think of now as the at least lawyers think of now the solicitor general as it's exceptional lawyer with these impeccable credentials now so look you can get someone in there like president trump had senator jeff sessions in there and carrying out his his agenda and president george w bush had alberto gonzalez. neither of those are the

he saw the discord here, he saw the huge opportunity presented by donald trump and his republican lackeysunches here. i'm not using diplomatic niceties. these folks sent the signal putin was waiting for." explain. >> i think the whole ukraine -- trump/cain scandal was a sea change -- ukraine scandal was a sea change. the ironclad support to ukraine, the russians didn't know what that meant. they -- there was a lot of speculation, how far the u.s. was willing to go. i think president trump and the ukraine scandal and basically putting his political needs, political urgencies ahead of national security indicated that this was a vulnerability, a vulnerability that the u.s. was not going to follow through on. and also indicated that, frankly, with the republican party following donald trump that there was -- half of the elites, half the political elites, half the legislature was not going to be on the side of opposing costs on vladimir putin. you have all that from, you know, basically summer of 2019 weighing in on vladimir putin, and seeing the opportunity after january 6th, the u.s. seeming

earlier, trump lackey and accused sex trafficker matt gaetz came out swinging against the republicany was defending liz cheney among house republicans. while liz cheney was secretly recording kevin mccarthy for the "new york times," gop leader, you should have trusted my instincts, not your own. as we said already, cheney has denied taping or leaking the audio to "the new york times." it's where we start the hour with our most favorite reporters and friends. luke broadwater is here, also joining us, democratic congresswoman madeline dean of pennsylvania. chuck rosenberg is back. luke broadwater, i start with you. this is from two of your colleagues. they sort of put out the ultimate tease in television. there are more tapes. tell me what you know about kevin mccarthy's private comments and their sort of widening gulf between his public posture. >> yeah, i mean, these audio tapes revealed by jonathan martin and alex burns have sent a bombshell through capitol hill today, and certainly on the republican side of the aisle. kevin mccarthy has spent the better part of the day calling peop

slogan on the street last night for instance didn't really talk much about the opposition being the lackeyslogans were not exactly great compliments of the army's leadership in pakistan. i think that will damage imran's relationship with the army because it is notjust about the current army chief but also his long—term ties with the army and the establishment at large. i think as he moves up on this strange part of his protest, i think it will inflict a lot of damage on the establishment.— it will inflict a lot of damage on the establishment. thank you for cominu the establishment. thank you for coming on _ the establishment. thank you for coming on the — the establishment. thank you for coming on the programme. - a man from north london who was radicalised by the islamic state group has been found guity of murdering the conservative mp sir david amess. ali harber ali, who's 26, carried out the murder at the mp�*s weekly constituency surgery in leigh on sea in the east of england last october. before the killing, ali had spent months researching how he might murder other mps, even staking o

people that are just this side of the complete lackeys for vladimir putin would say, oh, this proves what americans have wants to do all along. somehow trying to blame. jonathan shea had a great article yesterday in "new york" magazine saying these with putin on the far, far right and far, far left of american politics are trying to blame america. saying here's what america wanted all along. blaming us for vladimir putin, but going in and destroying a large swath of ukraine. i don't think lloyd austin is listening to that. some very strong defining language about where america and the west is right now. and we're not simply satisfied in helping keeping that government afloat. he wants to drive russian tanks out of -- out of occupied ukraine. >> yeah, much more muscular stance officially now from the department of defense and secretary of state blinken as well on his trip to kyiv when he came out, and they were talking about weakening the capacity of russia town flick this kind of pain on another neighbor. to inflict further pain upon ukraine. and you had secretary austin yesterday no