and and lyle are in no doubt that coral bleaching is due to climate change. here at the research station saya. study the remains of the rich underwater world. and some of its troublemakers. this is a coral eating crown of thorns starfish grease i keep don't want to. touch base finds a very shop and i have a tux and this is a little crown of thorns i think the big one is like the this is the underneath side of the animal and you can see it in the middle is the mouth. on the part. there is the force that increasing nutrients in the water may be making these outbreaks look because like putting agricultural chemicals washing down the rivers into the reef that inside the lies is the sea inside the microscopic plant plankton that lives in the water that is the food of the baby conference sofie that the hats i put allies in the sea we like in the baby ses. one hundred research projects they gear are conducted here by more than three hundred fifty researchers and students in lizard islands aqua lab they're looking for answers to climate change because corals are not

final minutes, lyles to lamar for the hammer. u.mbc and virginia benches are stunned for completely different reasons. the retrievers win by 20, 74-54. the first number 16 seed to beat number one. they'll play kansas state for a berth in the sweet 16. >> these guys have passion. these guys love to play this game. this game means a lot to them. you know, it was just a special, special effort. >> were you aware that a 16 had never won before? >> i think everyone's aware of that. thanks for bringing that up again. >> had to hurt. warriors without steph, klay, and kevin durant tonight. durant has a fractured rib, out at least two weeks. west and draymond greenback in the lineup. steph on the bench keeping an eye on everything. warriors playing hard early on. look at the hustle from nick young. hits the floor, gets it to quinn cook, who started out hot. 13 points for the mighty quinn in the first. second quarter, more warrior injuries. this time casspi landing on david west's foot. obvious pain. boy, that looks like it hurt. high ankl

final minutes, lyles to lamar for the hammer.are stunned for completely different reasons. the retrievers win by 20, 74-54. the first number 16 seed to beat number one. they'll play kansas state for a berth in the sweet 16. >> these guys have passion. these guys love to play this game. this game means a lot to them. you know, it was just a special, special effort. >> were you aware that a 16 had never won before? >> i think everyone's aware of that. thanks for bringing that up again. >> had to hurt. warriors without steph, klay, and kevin durant tonight. durant has a fractured rib, out at least two weeks. west and draymond greenback in the lineup. steph on the bench keeping an eye on everything. warriors playing hard early on. look at the hustle from nick young. hits the floor, gets it to quinn cook, who started out hot. 13 points for the mighty quinn in the first. second quarter, more warrior injuries. this time casspi landing on david west's foot. obvious pain. boy, that looks like it hurt. high ankle sprain. that's at least tw

carol: rick doblin called lyle cracker the rosa parks of medical marijuana production.lyle cracker is a pure scientist, a person who has never offended anybody, a person who is unlike doblin, not a agitator, a rabble-rouser, just a -- he doesn't have any background. of course he wants to legalize pot, he has never smoked a joint in his life. he is the perfect face for saying this is a purely scientific endeavor and the government is frustrating it for no reason. carol: next, overstock.com ceo has blockchain fever and the securities and exchange commission has questions. jason: and the command center for the war against google. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm jason kelly. carol: i'm carol massar. you can listen to us on sirius xm 119, in new york, boston, washington, d.c. and in the bay area. jason: and in london on dab and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. in the technology section, missouri's attorney general stakes a senate bid on an antitrust case against google. carol: it is in investigation in

final minutes, lyles to lamar for the hammer.a benches are stunned but for completely different reasons. umbc wins by 20. 74-54 to become the first 16th seed to pete a number one. they will earn a berth this the sweet 16. >>> the war without steph, klay and kevin durant. durant has a fractured rib. out at least two weeks. steph on the bench keeping an eye on everything. dubs playing hard early. check out the hustle from nick young. keeps it alive, gives it to cook. started out hot, 1 points for equip in the first quarter. second quarter, casseby landing on west's foot. obvious pain. high ankle sprain. that's going to be a couple of weeks. tied at 52. cook, a career high 25 for him, and a career high five threes. and look who is giving the kpid a hug and advice. mr. curry. dubs by 2 at the half. but the kings wouldn't go away. kings up three, 15 second to go. nick young now for the tie. blocked by willie cauley-stein. and he gets it back for the jam to seal it. 98-93 the final. the kings have won both meetings at oracle this seaso

and and her husband lyle live a picture perfect existence their son alex came to the island when he was four he grew up on its beaches and learned to dive in the blue lagoon. for all three of them the reef is not just an object of study more than anything it's home if we don't start dropping the temperature will very soon that the whole reason they just can't keep up with the level that it had lost tedious it's just too much to believe in and we're not yet moving in the right direction well it is still going to get warmer we're not even close to study deeply. we need to get leading really quickly. two years ago the world around lizard island was still intact the blue lagoon a place of pristine beauty but then the weather changed no waves no win just sun burning down relentlessly like a deadly mix for corals they started to die in the warm water. if using this kind. but to measure the columns of the car that is bleached green the brown car. and orange ground are also not down but i'm actually not expecting to see very many life forms at all i don't hold enough against the current compete

final minutes, lyles to lamar for the hammer.umbc and virginia benches are stunned, but for completely different reasons. umbc wins by 20, 74-54, to become the first 16 seed to beat a number one. they will play kansas state for a berth in the sweet 16. all right. the warriors without steph, klay, and kevin durant last night against the kings. durant has a fractured ribbon has right side. out at least two weeks. david west and draymond both back this the lineup. steph on the bench keeping an eye on everything. dubs playing hard early. check out the hustle from nick young. keeps it alive, quifs it to cook who started out hot. 13 points for the mighty quinn in the first. second quarter. this time casspi landing on west's foot. a high ankle sprain. he would not return. that's going to be a couple of weeks. tied at 52. cook a career high 25 for him and career high five threes. giving a hug and advice, mr. curry. but the king would not get away. la busier with the friendliest roll you will ever see this. one blocked by willie cauley-st

lyles led the retrievers with 28 points. it was a 74-58 blowout. now on wherever they go, whatever they end up doing in life they will forever be remembered as the underdogs who made history. the other side of this, incredible victory, of course, crushing defeat. virginia players probably already thought what it will feel like to go back to camps and walk into class and they'll be remembered as a team that allowed one of the greatest upsets in sports history. the greatness of march madness made even greater when there is a cinderella team that inspires in stunning fashion like this and the kids from umbc may have changed that acronym to stand for you must be cinderella. >> umbc beating the number one overall seed will go down as a moment in american sports as one of the most historic ever. up there with the miracle on ice of the u.s. men's olympic hockey. this is a moment that these young guys only dreamed about. but, now, after this, get this. we talked about the brackets a second ago, right. there are no perfect brackets remaining anywhere in the

final minutes, lyles to lamar for the hammer.d, but for completely different reasons. umbc wins by 20, 74-54 to become the first 16th seed to beat a number one. they will play kansas city for a berth in the sweet 16. >>> all right testimony warriors without steph, klay, and kevin durant last night against the kings. durant has a fractured ribbon his right side. out at least two weeks. west and draymond back in the lineup. steph on the bench keeping an eye on everything. dubs playing hard early. check out the hustle from nick young. keeps it alive. gives it to cook. who started out hot. 13 points for quinn in the first. casspi landing on west's foot. a high ankle sprain. going to be out a couple of weeks. cook, what a night, a career high 25 for him, and a career high five threes. look who is giving the kid a hug and advice, mr. curry. dubs by two at the half but the kings would not go away. skal la business yea with the friendliest roll. young, now for the tie. blocked by willie cauley-stein. and he gets it back for the jam to se

this is on lyle lane. that tree uprooted in the front yard and crashed right on top of that home. >> wow. also a rough ride on the cape may lewis ferry today. look at the water. choppy waters out there. starting the rock back and forth back and forth and because of the weather, the ferry has canceled all remaining departures today. that is not surprising. tammie is tracking what's happening now where you live. >> what we're going look at is the timing of what we have to look forward to. it's going to be a rough night. destructive high winds, those are the 50 to 70 mile an hour wind gusts. heavy, wet snow and whiteouts are going to continue throughout the noiight, o don't go out. property damage, it's already happening. we're going to have treacherous travel and we're going to see the coastal threat and through early tomorrow morning. taking a look at the radar, it hasn't moved that much. we are start iing to sea a litt clearing in the poconos and lehigh valley, but this dark shade of purple stretching down

these comments from lyle brainard.ut even so you get fears that inflation will pick up with trade tariffs, then they move more than the market is expecting. wake the u.s.to dollar from its slumber, or is it just aching to this narrative? dollarrest rates in the has not been a strong correlation of late. we seem to be coming to a peak on the u.s. economy. i think raising interest rates while we could be at the end of a cycle might play out negatively. we might have the federal ones toboard the first raise interest rates, but they could be the first ones to drop interest rates. is caught defending inflation, i don't think that plays out well for the u.s. dollar going forward. rishaad: stick around with us. we will be having more from stephen innes. you can catch that interview and other interviews on tv . you can watch us live in have a look at previous interviews and some of the stories we have talked about. tv . you can also send us instant messages using the bloomberg terminal. do check it out. this is bloombe

they were tied at halftime but u-m-b-c led by jarius lyles 28 points blew out the cavaliers in the seconduln't believe it... they only made four three-pointer the entire night the u-m-b-c players will never forget this day they win by 20... 74-54will face kansas state in round 2 ( marty ) and make sure ( marty ) round 2 kansas state in round 2 ( marty ) and make sure you tune into the kron four hoop session tonight. mark carpenter has your weekly warriors recap and gives you an update on the injuries to the splash brothers and k-d. plus, our new sports reporter kim smith goes 1-on-1 with former wnba all-star ruthie bolton. hear her powerful message as we celebrate women's history month. it all tips off tonight at 11. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to

late 2nd half, jairus lyles...goes right to the rack to bring umbc within 3.wn the stretch, k-state made too many plays. xavier sneed... a little drive and drop to beat the shot clock. wildcats pull away and win 50-41...putting an end to the retrievers short, but historic run. and tonight, another number one seed is out of the tournament. so long, xavier. --minute left to go, musketeers up 2... until pj savoy..is lights out from downtown. seminoles take the lead and wouldn't give it back. -- xavier...trying one more time. 11-seconds to go--3 is off. and florida state gets the stunner, 75-70...sending the musketeers home early. we head to charlotte roy williams and the 2-seed tar heels facing 7 seed texas a&m. --the aggies weren't messing around. d-j hogg gets the steal and goes the other way for the dunk a&m up by 14 points at the break and they were pouring it on. --tonny trocha-morel blocks theo pinson.. robert williams with the windmill slam aggies roll... win 86-65. it's the 2nd year in a row a defending champ misses the sweet 16. aggies will face michigan

lyle lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> any undocumented immigrant arrested as far north as eureka is brought to san francisco for a detention hearing. to the fallout after the meeting just yesterday at the white house on school violence now and guns. >>> president trump agreed with the democrats on several ideas. now the republicans are responding to what they hear. here is our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> adafr vowing to push for bold action on gun violence. >> we have to do something about it. we have to act. >> the president's high hopes are hit ago familiar reality on capitol hill. no concensus, no action. >> i hope this doesn't end up like the immigration debate where we end up having votes and end up with nothing to show for it. >> reporter: some of the president's reliable republican friends in congress said point blank they couldn't support some of the ideas he embraced. take his proposal to seize the guns of anyone identified as a possible threat, even without a hearing. >> i like taking the guns early. take the guns first go through due process second. >> i lov

player jairous lildz were raised by parents who were both attending uva and what were the chances that lylesthe retrievers with a 74-54 blowout. and from now on wherever they go, and for the rest of their lives the retrievers are going to be remembered as the underdogs who made history. the other side of the incredible victory is crushing defeat. the virginia players have thought about what it is going to be feeling like to go to campus, and sit in class with all of the people who believed in them to win it all for the rest of their lives, as they are remembered as the team that allowed one of the greatest upsets in sports history. the greatness of march mad nene is made even greater when there is a cinderella team that ins r inspires in a stunning fashion, the kids from umbc may have changed that acronym to be you must be cinderella. umbc beating number one overall seed. it will go down as a moment in american sports as one of the most historic ever like a miracle on ice or the usa men's hockey-type victory. this is a moment that the young guys only ever dreamt about. before the game, there

this is on lyle lane.d crashed right on top of that home. >> wow. also a rough ride on the cape may lewis ferry today. look at the water. choppy waters out there. starting the rock back and forth back and forth and because of the weather, the ferry has canceled all remaining departures today. that is not surprising. tammie is tracking what's happening now where you live. >> what we're going look at is the timing of what we have to look forward to. it's going to be a rough t.

they were tied at halftime but u-m-b-c led by jarius lyles 28 points blew out the cavaliers in the second bennet couln't believe it... they only made four three-pointer the entire night the u-m-b-c players will never forget this day they win by 20... 74-54 retrievers will face kansas state in round 2 staying in the south region of the bracket neveda and texas in overtime wolf pack down by two... caleb martin with a three puts nevada in the lead they win 87-83 the n-c-a-a women's tournament kicked off today cal and stanford the only two schools representing the bay area. the golden bears trying to extend their streak to eight straight first round wins -- lindsay gottlieb without all-american, kristine anigwe was medically ruled out after missing morining shootaround no details on her injury -- cal rolling in the second quarter asha thomas from a pullup three sophomore... leads team with 4 triples and scores 17 points --bears down by 3 with less than a minute to go kianna smith was the best player for cal finishes with a game-high of 20 points -- but virginia finds a way to move on the seco

and john lyle is here, he's the project manager for the old mint. i'll defer to john to answer your questions. the next strategy that we're preposing is to extend to central soma, the right for historic buildings to sell their transferable development. this would be the first time we extend this strategy outside of the downtown core. this would extend to 60 buildings. they'll be part of your subsequent agenda items today. we'll acquire that large office buildings purchase pdr that way we create a marketplace for the build totion sell and maybe there is overage where some of the other buildings downtown could sell to new office developments in central soma. third strategy is to ban the consolidation of narrow lots with buildings with with california status codes 1, 2, 3 and 4, 6l. most don't know what that is. but there are fine-graind parceled streets. there is a good place to walk town. where they have interesting buildings, our job is to make sure in the future we have that pattern of walk ability. the final and clearly the most exciting strategie

late 2nd half, jairus lyles...goes right to the rack to bring umbc within 3. k-state made too many plays. xavier sneed... a little drive and drop to beat the shot clock. wildcats pull away and win 50-43...putting an end to the retrievers short, but historic run. and tonight, another number one seed is out of the tournament. so long, xavier. --minute left to go, musketeers up 2... until pj savoy..is lights out from downtown. seminoles take the lead and wouldn't give it back. -- xavier...trying one more time. 11-seconds to go--3 is off. and florida state gets the stunner, 75-70...sending the musketeers home early. we head to charlotte roy williams and the 2-seed tar heels facing 7 seed texas a&m. --the aggies weren't messing around. d-j hogg gets the steal and goes the other way for the dunk a&m up by 14 points at the break and they were pouring it on. --tonny trocha-morel blocks theo pinson.. robert williams with the windmill slam aggies roll... win 86-65. it's the 2nd year in a row a defending champ misses the sweet 16. aggies will face michigan next. -now to

lyle coram works as a stagehand on live shows in las vegas...in handy for the bedroom project.. he achieved the effect with a combination of fiber optics, led lighting and a projector... it took about three months to build and he added features over time coram says his daughter, shelby, loves disneyland, but the nightly fireworks are her favorite part and now, she can enjoy them every night ((grant)) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine.((vicki))but our primetime coverage continues. pam moore and steve aveson are here with kron 4 news at ten...guys? ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki...next at ten... six people, including a police officer and a minor shot during an incident this evening at a san francisco barber shop.tonight police are still on the scene.we are live with brand new information.. including reaction from acting mayor mark farrell. plus...heavy hearts in the east bay tonight as loved ones mourn the death of a father..killed after leaving a hooka bar in hayward.the suspect is still on the loose. ((pam)) plus... the bay area getting drenc

. >> but i think it's a shameful thing when it happens in an al-lyled country. i'll be surprised if britain asks for article 5 in nato, that provision of the nato treaty but i wouldn't be surprised, in fact, i would hope that they would ask for article 4 under which there ought to be or can be a nato discussion of this and what to do about it which would be a healthy thing i think and put this administration in a position where it has to play. >> all right. thanks for making time for me today, i appreciate it. >> thank you, chuck. >>> i want to bring in tonight's panel. david ignatius. i feel like it's a very agust panel for an agust situation. david, you're our senior foreign affairs correspondent on this table here. >> yes. >> and ultimately -- let's set the circumstances aside. isn't the president better off having a secretary of state that shares his point of view instead of one that contrasted with it. >> the partnership between donald trump and rex tillerson wasn't working. rex tillerson thoughtful man who tried hard, accomplished some things was not effec

mueller and comey are long-time friends, a lyles and partners -- allies and partners.here are a reason why there are legal and ethical rules that demand recusal when you are a private, personal relationship. >> you are saying a special counsel never should have been appointed. it didn't meet the standard. >> the law says you have to have an identifiable crime. it has to be named in the order. the order names no such crime. says suggest trump-russia collusion. that is not a crime in any code of america. >> do you agree? >> i agree a special counsel should not have been appoint and i would add to what the professor said, the regulations that provide for the counsel expressly provide for the alternative to appointing a special counsel. that is inquiry, first. i would like to say one other point about this. i think inherent conflict in the regulation. special counsel is only to be appointed when a conflict with the department of justice is found. how is it possible that so many members of the team come directly from the department of justice? >> sean: last word. >> i can't

lyles, onions. a dagger 3-ball and the retrievers are headed to the ncaa dance. first time since 2008, 65-62 winner. >>> they are the top gun in women's high school soccer. and in the bay area and the nation, right now they are number one. they were one win away from the northern region state division one title. they are the lady mustangs of monte vista. >> this could very well be our last game, but please don't let it be. they're going to come out so hard. we need to match it. win every single head ball. >> reporter: senior captain sarah before the biggest game of monte vista's soccer season. colanda, in red, happened to be in the way. all season monte vista has not just been rated a top bay area soccer, the mustangs are number 1 in the nation, according to the noted source of high school sports, maxpreps. is their game physical? collision. bloody noses. >> that was a flag tackle. >> reporter: rachel anderson's second hal broke a 1-1 tie. they've scored 96 goals. look at this save. they've only been scored on seven times. it's a team obviously defined by skill l

. >> amy, you clearly thought the same thing, that lyle ha's opinion is important to share.ound six african-american students to weigh in. how did this come about? why did you decide to do this? >> gun violence has been an important issue in the black community for a lot of years. obviously we clearly support what's happening with the parkland students and this movement and we wanted to gather opinions from teens across the country in the wake of this because it's ignited more of a youth movement across all demographics in this country. this is something that's been affecting the black community for a lot of years. we felt it was important to highlight the perspectives of african-american teens who are affected by this gun violence. >> lila, i'll ask you about that. i read a piece in "time" magazine that quoted a student from brooklyn tech, a sophomore like yourself. he said gun control for someone who is white is gun control for someone who is black. >> gun violence is very apparent in minority community especially, i think when we're talking about gun violence, it's not ju

lyle coram works as a stagehand on live shows in las vegas...chieved the effect with a combination of fiber optics, led lighting and a projector... it took about three months to build and he added features over time coram says his daughter, shelby, loves disneyland, but the nightly fireworks are her favorite part and now, she can enjoy them every night. ( james ) this morning on the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the storm that is heading to the bay area. this is a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) this morning on the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the storm that is hitting the bay area. this is a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. the rain making for a wet commute. (terisa) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca: look for mostly dry conditions today before a storm system brings widespread rainfall and breezy to locally gusty winds during the day wednesday to the north bay and through the remainder of the re

after each skit, our former judge francine lyles or one of our educators explains the scam to the audience. the finale of the program includes all cast members singing the "just hang up" song. and each actor steps forward and tells the audience if they were a victim or a target of a scam. at the conclusion of the program, the audience is asked to fill out a comment card to tell us what they liked or may suggest. bookmarks from senior medicare patrol and the federal trade commission are always given out. in addition, materials are available from the city and county district attorney's office in several languages. our audience members often tell us what they have learned from our programs. but what have we learned from them? we have learned that scams are underreported because seniors sometimes do not know where to report them to. they're ashamed of reporting them. and sometimes think it will not help. we learned that they are embarrassed to tell their family members, including their spouses. they sometimes are afraid to tell law enforcement. we learned that they are more likely to tell thei

lyle coram works as a stagehand on live shows in las vegas...nation of fiber optics, led lighting and a projector... it took about three months to build and he added features over time coram says his daughter, shelby, loves disneyland, but the nightly fireworks are her favorite part and now, she can enjoy them every night. (james) james adlib big board. china said it was prepared to defend its interests as the trump administration prepares to announce tariffs on imports from china.this includes restrictions on chinese investment and tariffs on as much as $60 billion worth much as $60 billion worth of chinese products. ( james ) this morning on the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the storm that is heading to the bay area. this is a live look at storm tracker 4 radar.tracker 4 radar. this morning on the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the storm that is hitting the bay area. this is a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. the rain making for a wet commute. ( james ) good morning and thanks for joining us on the kron 4 morning news... i'

i studied history in bill lyle. was the expert on the common soldier of the civil war and his classes were very popular for that reason. i put away the stem of the civil war after i went to work for 40. >> but i'm getting back into the subject now because there's so many parallels with what is going on in america compared to today with a lot of disagreement in our society, and if we study this history, i believe we can learn some lessons from it. lessons of compromise, and -- but my question to you regards shallow. always heard that grant, when he got off the landing at pittsburgh -- pittsburgh orpits field. >> guest: pittsburgh. >> caller: yeah. he had his hat shot off but i just read several other books, too, and i've never found that actually in literature. do you know if that's the case or not. >> guest: that's very -- when grant landed at pittsburgh landing, what's wag called, it's pitburg without an hatch. he ran into hundreds of union soldiers who had run from the front line and were hiding under the banks of

sex trafficking act or sesta would allow sex trafficking victims have their day in court by limiting lyle bity protections for -- liability protections for those who knowingly facilitate online sex trafficking. it would allow state and local law enforcement to investigate and prosecute providers that violate federal sex trafficking laws. i'm proud to be one of the original cosponsors of this legislation and work on it with my colleagues to get it to this point today. it was introduced last summer after a two-year inquiry by the permanent subcommittee on investigations which culminated in a report. the report found not only that sex trafficking has run rampant in certain online spaces but also that websites have tried to cover it up. well, no longer. last fall the senate committee -- senate commerce committee unanimously approved sesta and the house passed it last month, and this week is our turn. senator portman, the junior senator from ohio, has been this bill's greatest champion since its inception. he has been informing us time and time again of the ways sex trafficking has moved, as h