[overlapapping chatttter] russo: in 2013, there was an abnormal spawning event with the purple urchin in sonoma, where they spawned in deep water and it washed ashore, basically the entire sonoma coast. so what happened then is you have the kelp trying to come back in the cold-water years, but in an abnormally large population of purple urchin. so every time the kelp would pop up, it was dog-piled by urchin, so there's an urgency to o getting this doe sooner rather than latater. catton: so we're here to estimate the number, the total numbers of urchihins that are being caught. we're taking a look at the sizes of those urchins and looking at wtt their condition is, what they''e been eatating. man: i thihink the big thingng s that thehey--younonow, when thee kekelp comes back, when n the kp come back, that'll bringng ththe abs back. man 2: i'veve been out t here dg for abalone for decades, a we'veve got thirdrd and fourtrth generatition coming up that we want t to presererve all thihisr themem and for e everyone elelst to mention the econonomy out he. it just--it's a very special place,

he says he's teaming up with avengers endgame director joe, and anthony russo for his first project. a documentary called unseen football. the quarterback football career is uncertain right now with free agency coming up. >>> a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question email us consumer watch or call the hotline 888 5 helps-u. >>> welcome back we are taking a live look from trevor 5 at the grand princess which is docked at the port of oakland for the second straight day taking passengers off. today they expect to take off 800 more passengers disembark them and send them to travis air force base where they will be monitored for two weeks. >>> coming up at 5 a stunning beach owned by musician is turning into a public park. we will have that story much more at 5:00. we are streaming 24 seven on cbsn bay area. >> that's going to do it for us. the bold and the beautiful is coming up next. have a great afternoon, everyone. ♪ridge ot protect you and your daughter from thomas, i will. if you need me, i'm here for. ♪

i'm so glad you mentioned because he was the gateway to karl marx and plato was the gateway to russowell read. >> thank you. >> and aristotle and plato who would be the age old student and teacher dynamic, of course socrates taught aristotle. [inaudible] they said is private property a good thing or a bad thing. they also argued against the nuclear family but aristotle says i think private property serves a role. if you try to take their stuff away you would take away their meaning and ability to pass on wealth and ideas to the next generation. this divide between aristotle and plato is playing out today in our politics, and we have to understand that bernie sanders does not think private property is a right and we kind of skidded away from this as conservatives. we don't mention that in the original drafts of some of our founding documents. it was life, liberty and private property. you informed me of this at a young age by listening to your radio show. why is this important? if you don't believe that being able to own private property is a right, then a course we can take away 16 o

and the cost petition 1814 60 russo versus june medical services. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, this case is about the respect for the court's precedent, four years ago the court held in holmes help the texas admitting privileges law imposed an undue burden on women seeking abortions. the louisiana law at issue here act 620 is identical to the texas law and was expressly modeled on it. after a trial, the district court ruled act 620 unconstitutional finding no material differences between this case and hold 'em's health. on burden it found the act 620 would leave louisiana with just one clinic and one doctor providing abortions. at the same time, it found the act 620 would do nothing for women's health. in reversing the district court's decision, the sixth circuit committed two fundamental errors in my first date used served the role of district court and disregarded nearly all its factual findings. second, the Ãbaccepted legal arguments that this court rejected four years ago. nothing, however, has changed that would justify such a leg

coming up we will be speaking with nick murray russo, head of global bonds.ll about the global bond rout. 3 p.m. london. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: you are watching bloomberg surveillance. we begin with softbank, capping down on the weworked bailout. the japanese conglomerate saying it could withdraw from the 3 billion-dollar deal. citing numerous government inquiries into the embattled co-working business. hsbc, taking a known quality to lead it through the rock economy. noel quinn was given the job on a full-time basis, running the british bank for seven months. mr. quinn has been at hsbc for 33 years. that is your bloomberg business taylor: flash. let's get a check on the markets. -- the bloomberg business flash. taylor: thank you. the market down 7% after a rebound yesterday. take a look at crude, down. looks like we could see a risk off sentiment, meaning 30 year bond yields unchanged at 1.70. yet strength means it is all about safe havens. coming up, we are going to get a check here from scott minor. last time we spoke to him, he tod look for spreads

june medical service versus russo. based on a louisiana law to limit them to be associate the witness local hospitals. it would close down according to pro-choice advocates, 2/3rds of the clinics in louisiana. a similar law from texas was struck down in 2016 but the supreme court makeup was different back then. since then, president donald trump has appointed two justices so we'll see what they have to say. back to you. >> thank you. up to the minute results in the democratic presidential race here in california. right now bernie sanders has 33% of the vote. joe biden is at 24%. then mike bloomberg at 15%. that is with 94% of precincts reporting. >> >> now the associated press is calling sanders the projected winner in california. he also took vermont, utah and colorado. >> biden had a good showing too. overnight we learned he took texas with 33% of the vote there. biden won the most delegates in 9 of the 14 states and one territory up for grabs. mike bloomberg is questioning his next move after facing defeat in many o

let's bring in james russo, chief investment strategist.tility we had, not just last week but overnight as well. investors are looking for central banks to step in. what do you think? it's been a wall street freak-out last week. you had so much leverage that needed to come back into the system to cover positions and it's not really a panic on main street i see. even getting back off the train, you're not seeing many masks and people are out at restaurants and i think main street, we're not getting many calls from our clients yet so i think a lot of people are looking for some bargain hunting right now and there's volatility there. cheryl: if you look at stocks like apple, you look at walmart, i mean, the list goes on and on, especially within the dow industrials, of stocks that picked up steam yesterday. it looks like there is buying happening in some of those bigger names. >> definitely buyers coming in and tremendous volatility as algorithms move back and fort and the big stocks where you probably had significant over-valuation which we'v

jim russo, chief investment strategist is here with us now. are we in a recession.nomics says that this coronavirus could force contraction of 4% in the second quarter and again in the third quarter. that's a recession. >> i do believe that we're in a recession. we just don't know it yet and won't be official until we're able to look back at it. you and i have been talking in recent months about this over-valuation of the stock market, especially in large cap stocks. when you have these kind of black swan events, you never know what's going to precipitate the decline. if you look back, i likeen the large cap stocks to the nifty 50s in the '60s and it took the energy crisis to collapse until we had the correction, like the correction we had after the dot-com bubble and the financial crisis. lauren: as people look or maybe don't look at their 401-ks, because the decline has been precipitous, people are trying to cover positions, so they're selling gold to do that. it's fear, the vics index the highest level since the crisis. i got it. do you see this being something t

the quarterback forming 199 productions with directors joe and anthony russo.of the game. the name is a nod to brady himself. he may not have gotten the job that he wanted. but pete buttigieg is looking at some other options. the former presidential candidate and the south bend, indiana mayor will host jimmy kimmel live on thorps. he will try -- on thorps. thu. cheryl: sightings of beat buttigieg running in central park yesterday without security detail. lauren: did you try to catch up with him. cheryl: i couldn't find him. st. patrick's day is right around the corner but is the coronavirus outbreak putting your celebration plans at risk? lauren: and the same fears are keeping more and more people home during office hours. we have the best tips from social media for working from home. here's a hint. don't take a nap. keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." it's hard not to. the couch is right there. ♪ we can work it out, we can work it out. ♪ life is very short and there's no time for fussing and fighting ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we

the patriots version of the iron man just announced he's teaming up with the avengers directing russoto launch his own production company, it's named after the number he s picked in the draft. a 199 productions will make films tv shows first oject is a documentary caed on scene football, which chroniclesbrady's super secret plan to go to the chargers. just kidding us just making sure you're paying attention remember before lebron annound he was going to the lakers. he'sstarted a production company and hollywood too. and that's the bus. humira patients... this one's for you the heroes who won't let your diseaseold you back. you inspired us toake your humira eerience even better with hircie-free it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, buwe removed the citrate buffers, it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, there's less liquid, and a thinnenele, with less pain immediately following injeion. if you haven't yet, talk to your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as litt as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections

to his selection in the nfl draft 199 he's already announced his team there 's teaming up with the russodicted the last 2 avengers movies for his first project so he's got some big gu coming in. apparently going to be a documentary called unseen football. we'll see what that's aboutas they get closer and to produion. all right coming in the next hour.large events in santa clara county. the band now for several eks as the county sw its first coronavirus ath we're going to break do everything you need to know in a live report plus several rry colleges are canceling on cams coronavirus as well we'll tell you which ones will right ck to kron 00:04am morning news at7 starts in just a few news at7 starts in just a few seconds. mrs. walker. news at7 starts in just a few seconds. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't havdone any of it withouyou. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't haveo... and, we're ing to need some help with the rest. you've worked so harto achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with s

these three individuals kind of known as the roviing baronet, h was a poet and a friend of ru o russo. they actually hosted a medieval costume party. what does that sound like? right here in philadelphia in 1778. in 1783 in the woods of st. george's property near bristol, st. george orchestrates a grand medieval pageant that seward boothby and fuseli attend. fuseli's dressed as the great wizard painter, and boothby is in the woods dressed as a knight, literally in armor, and st. george and fuseli go out into the woods and rescue fair maidens and battle demons and seward is there watching them writing poetry. i wonder if this is a way st. george is expressing himself in a theatrical way. theater was an interest of his throughout his entire life. but also helping to deal with his memories of the war and maybe fight a war the way he wanted it to be fought. i'm curious about that. so he worked also continues his friendship with fuseli, and on the right there is another one of fusel is's work called the apop owe sis of pi nell pea boothby. she passed away very suddenly. boothby was very up

russo. case that challenges the unconstitutional abortion restrictions in louisiana. louisiana law would require bortion providers to obtain admitting privileges at a 30 miles or else care.ust stop providing et me be clear what this is about. this restrictive law is meant to eliminate access to abortion care. fact, if this law were all but one stand, of louisiana's abortion clinics shut down. this should be a straightforward supreme court.e three years ago, the court down an identical texas women's health vs. hellershedt. americans overwhelmingly support abortion access. not y 80% of americans do ant to see roe v. wade overturned. polling consistently shows that state in t a single the union where residents want to outlaw abortion. one. reproductive rights are central liberties.al what we're talking about are deeply personal decisions that the woman, n up to not to be at the sided -- decided by politicians. or if not s women if they -- and how they should start to grow their family. should be solely -- should be an absolute right and to make theiromen own decisions ab

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karla: russo vemos que algunos famosos se unieron para leer cuentos en lÍnea para todos los pequeÑoscanza los 3,002,000 hasta el pasado 21 de marzo. nos dicen los derechos que tienes como empleado y cÓmo puedes aplicar para estos beneficios por desempleo? maity, adelante. maity: muy buenos dÍa la cifras son histÓricas y se espera que continÚen incrementando. quÉ de saber uno a la hora de aplicar por desempleo? cÓmo saber si entras dentro de las excepciones? aquÍ va el reporte con sitios por internet donde debes visitar para buscar beneficios. 3.3 millones de estadounidenses han solicitado beneficios de desempleo debido a la pandemia de coronavirus. una cifra rÉcord que sÓlo va en ascenso y ha afectado a personas como flor cruz. flor: el dÍa miÉrcoles 18 de marzo cerramos las operaciones, soy cosmetÓloga y por orden de la ciudad en donde estÁ el salÓn de belleza, nos vimos obligados a cerrar. el dÍa viernes 20 de marzo apliquÉ. maity: como en su caso el departamento de trabajo describe tres escenarios en lo que los estados deben ofrecer mÁs flexibilidad con beneficios del empleo, cuan

, and the cross-petition, 18-1460, russo versus june medical services. ms. rikelman. ms. rikelman: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: this case is about respect for the court's precedent. just four years ago, the court held in whole woman's health that the texas admitting privileges law imposed an undue burden on women seeking abortions.