but i think today there was no eco data. starting tomorrow we'll start to get a lot of eco data. but i think that a lot of people are now clearly focused on where trump is going with this, where the fiscal spending plan is going to look like. you can feel it in industrials, and financials, and the biotech stocks about less regulation. you can feel it across a range of sectors. i think what it could set it back a little bit if you continue to get controversial cabinet picks might cause some people to start getting a little bit antsy and that is yet to be seen. there is one so far, but let's see what happens. >> and eric, you don't look to interest rates for rise after the move we've already seen? >> yeah, i think that for now they basically probably got has high as they will go. and we think that there has to be some claw back. there is a tremendous amount of expe expectation priced in to bonds that somehow we'll have major inflationary uptick in the united states, maybe globally. i'm not sure that when you start seeing sxabts exactly what is able to be accomplished by trump and h

data from eco cycle and colorado public interest research group shows the city's recycling rate is 18%. the national average, 34%. researchers say people in denver need better recycling options. city workers say they are working on a plan to improve recycling rates. they say it's hard when there disposal is chief. >>> all lanes of eastbound i-70 open after a pilot made an emergency landing near rifle on the highway yesterday. the pilot of this single engine cessna apparently ran out of fuel. fortunately, nobody was hurt. the pilot did not hit any cars. crews eventually towed the plane off to the rifle airport. >>> new video as a crane hosts arcade games into a new gastropub into the denver pavilions. the work is causing some overnight closures on glen arm place. this is happening tonight, tomorrow and thursday between 15th and 17th. the closures will last from 10:00 until 4:00 in the morning. >> i don't know what they're going to get done late at night if it's snowing. >>> that's true. that's remarkable that that requires street closures, though. >> isn't it amazing? >> not something y

british geographical survey hosts the world data center for geomagnetism, which is forms part of a worldwide exchange. and the u.k. space agency funded a study on the eco cost of space at a global and national level. moving to the last area of capacity building and information sharing or guidelines 25 and 26. a good example of some of our recent capacity building is u.k.'s participation in space disasters. another example is providing access to international experts on space governance through courses held by the london space institute of law. thank you. [ applause ] >> i really want to thank the panel for everyone keeping to their time. that was amazing. it's really hard to do, i know, to stay within ten minutes. the organizers has let me know we have ten minutes maybe to eat a little bit into the lunch break so that people can ask questions. i do encourage the audience to do so. this is a great opportunity for you all with such a great panel. please wait for the microphone and identify yourself. thank you. >> i'm marsha smith. my question, i think, is on 12 guidelines in which there is agreement. there's another set in which agreement is close and an