alix: that was my interview with energy, andf devon his ambitious plans for growing devon energy.commodity radar, on wednesday, the monthly opec oil market report. all eyes on how much they are complying with supply cuts. also, world crop demand will be looked at. on thursday, the global climate action summit in san francisco with the headliner jerry brown our own -- and our own mike bloomberg. that's it for us, check us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome to bloomberg businessweek. jason: we're headed inside bloomberg headquarters in new york. cities,t is all about including some home prices, great for some and not for others. jason: and the world's first 5g

today it is dave hager, ceo of devon energy.rst, let's take a closer look at the company. ♪ reporter: devon energy is in all of the top u.s. plays, and it's going all in. devon will devote more than 60% of its 2018 capital spending on the delaware basin in new mexico and the stack play in oklahoma. devon has 50 new wells in the works in the delaware basin. devon also has nine projects in development in the stack, and the largest is showboat. goal is to drill wells close together for the most oil for the least amount of money and time. last quarter, devon tested 12 wells per section in several formations in multiple landing zones of the merrimack formation and the results look promising, but some of the wells saw higher decline rates than the original. devon is also drilling in multiple layers and trying to figure out if they interfere with each other. the struggle is to find the right distance between wells. and devon has some big plans. do showboat's growing pains change any of that? alix: i recently caught up with dave hager a

devon had complained to staff that her baby's movements had slowed.l constantly reassured her everything was fine but it wasn't. after three days in hospital, the couple was told their daughter had no heartbeat. in your mind, was your daughter's death preventable? yes. yeah. going in, she was... i mean, even after the postmortem that we had back, they couldn't find anything to say that there was something wrong with her. i think, in our heads, although it's horrible to say, if something had been wrong with her, we could maybe have dealt with it a bit more. the feeling that we got was just... the feeling that we got was just... the whole time i was in there, i was just a the whole time i was in there, i was justa numberto the whole time i was in there, i was just a number to them, it was just a bad, and no one stopped to think, hang on, this isn't normal, for devon. a postmortem failed to find a cause of death, but the family still have questions. tonight, the trust says the death had been fully investigated, but have offered to meet the family. this l

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jon kay, bbc news, north devon.uk leaves the european union, we'll be answering some of the most common questions about brexit this week. today our deputy political editor john pienaar has been looking at the impact that brexit could have on immigration. how will trade work, after brexit? will we be richer or poorer? why haven't we left yet? will migrants still be able to come? corn fritters, anyone? first, someone has to pick it. and here, on this farm outside peterborough, for ten hours a day, the answer's this team of bulgarians and romanians. does britain need so many migrants? well, not enough natives want to do work like this. not here at this farm outside peterborough, not in a lot of places. florin, do you think you're taking british jobs? yeah, i think yes, because they don't want to do this job. we need money and should take this job. some places where you rarely see a migrant voted for brexit, too. so, who will get a welcome to britain after brexit? everyone expected more migrants after the eu expanded in

and kpux's devon feeley was there. >> the priest that abused me was transferred from parish to parish even after i reported the abuse. >> reporter: no cameras were allowed in to record the painful experiences and raw emotions of people abused by catholic priests by the church's cover up of the crimes. >> this needs to be addressed, and hold the people accountable who have violated our laws. >> what would be more important for me to do today? you know, go to safeway? it's now. it's on. and i love that it's listening. >> reporter: nearly a hundred people attended the first of three listening sessions hosted by bishop patrick mcgraw, the head of the arch diocese of san jose. >> i learned a great deal from that, and to me it is the very beginning now of a process where we hope it will lead us to some healing. >> reporter: the bishop has promised accountability and transparency. he is planning to release the names of church personnel with credible accusations of abuse filed against him, and has hired an outside firm to lead an investigation of the church's handling of past abuse claims. ac

devon prendergast/valley animal center"our hearts are just too big to say no."they sedated the poodle and 5 of their team members worked to shave off the mane.devon prendergast/valley animal center"they were able to remove a huge fox tail that was in one of his eyes."and this was the result: two pounds of fur.a coat that looks like it could be a rug. and after a complete transformation, the poodle was finally feeling frisky again. the team named him jareth.and there is no information about who surrendered him.but valley animal center team members say they are happy they are the ones who have him now..devon prendergast/valley animal center"this is exactly why we do what we do." (pam) all jareth needs now is a couple vacations.. and to be neutered. after that, he will be ready for adoption. (catherine ) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: temperatures soared into the 90s in the hottest valleys today as sunshine and offshore winds

devon prendergast/valley animal center"our hearts are just too big to say no."they sedated the poodle and 5 of their team members worked to shave off the mane.devon prendergast/valley animal center"they were able to remove a huge fox tail that was in one of his eyes."and this was the result: two pounds of fur.a coat that looks like it could be a rug. and after a complete transformation, the poodle was finally feeling frisky again. the team named him jareth.and there is no information about who surrendered him.but valley animal center team members happy they are the ones who devon y animal center"this is exactly why we do what we do." (ryan) jareth isn't free and clear yet, we're told he still needs a couple of vaccinations and to be neutered.(catherine) ater that -- he'll be ready for adoption. (catherine) still ahead... first it was the museum of ice cream... then the color factory and candy- topia... now - get ready for huggable faux marijuana buds and a pool filled with foam weed nuggets.. it's part of a new pot museum. children - not invited. the location -

it has been a miserable morning so far across cornwall, devon and south wales with some heavy rain.n the story so far as you can see. that rain pushing in across wales, across the midlands and into south—east england and some of it really quite heavy. but behind it we will start to see some brighter, sunnier skies. lots of spells of sunshine but a few scattered showers. as we go into the afternoon those showers will become a little bit more widespread. so let's take a look at the afternoon in a little more detail. through lincolnshire, east anglia, down into the south—east corner, that rain still to clear away. it will be pretty miserable with some blustery winds. afternoon across much of south—west england, behind it, though, sunny spells and scattered showers, a better afternoon across much of south—west england, devon, happened to wales as well. it has been a decent start of the day. we will see a few more frequent showers into scotland, northern ireland and northern england accompanied by a brisk north—westerly wind so that will take the edge of the feel of things, particularly

this is devon mccourty on 9/11 and the protests.. >> i think a day like today, we are talking about 9/11 everywhere, i think it is that the the quality of our people went through when they were trying to rescue lives, the same thing we are trying to fight for. >> devon mccourty, thank you for the expiring message. thank you for what you are doing. >> laura: what you think about that? >> devon mccourty is a great teammate, he's a great man, he's a guy that actually gets dirty. he gets down in the weeds, whatever the topic of conversation is, whatever he wants to do, he goes full tilt into it. i was quick to come out and say that i didn't appreciate when the patriots knelt last season. i caught a lot of flak for that. and i still feel that way. i don't feel like that is a respectful way to do things. i don't feel as though, if you have a cause that you should be able to put your teammates in harm's way, so to speak -- >> laura: matt come are the people on the patriots now, plas now, who agree with your point of view, who are afraid to

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i'm here with dave hager, the ceo of devon energy.to shale like oklahoma and the delaware basin in taxes, good to see you. i want to start macro. is about the emerging markets selloff. hot view it see that affecting global oil demand? >> we think there's going to be growth in the demand. years, slight issue today, absolutely. overall, we see growth being strong. feel toensitive do you prices and the price sensitivity of emerging markets? >> you have to understand fundamentally we a star budget on $50 oil and three dollar natural gas. we run a disciplined is miss from that standpoint. , due too up, down issues like this quite frequently. we work on long-term projects, so we can constantly adjust on issues like this. if we see a trend that could impact our program, we will adjust to, but smaller changes like this don't have any change in what we are trying to do. >> bigger changes from trade and trade agreements: mexico, maybe not canada, maybe not china. how does that affect where you send your oil and gas? a strong economy in the u.s.

fishermen from the two countries. 0ur environment correspondent claire marshall reports from brixham in devonedgers that left from this same harbour last week and clashed with french fishermen. we were taken to a secret location with divers that gather scallops by hand. they showed us their technique. there's no large machinery involved. they select the right ones and leave the rest. there is another way to get scallops that leaves the sea bed intact, and the growing success of businesses like this shows that more and more people are caring about how their scallops are fished. if you take too much, there's going to be nothing left. if you don't leave enough breeding stock to breed, then you can't keep fishing. and this so—called scallop war is about dredging, industrial boats that catch huge amounts. the british were fishing legally, but french fishermen say they'll leave them with no catch in the bay de seine this year. this blue boat is a 200 ton british trawler crashing into a french boat. british fishermen say these smaller vessels deliberately got in their way. it took four hours of nego

kpux 5's devon feeley shows us a gun buy-back event in the south bay. >> reporter: police collected more than 500 handguns, rifles, and shotguns in the buy-back event, some of them legal, some not, under california's increasingly stringent gun control laws. >> what we have today is a mixed bag of mostly illegal firearms and some legal firearms. >> reporter: a joint effort by the sunny vail, santa clara, mount alto police departments as well as the district attorney's office. it just happens to coincide with governor jerry brown's seeing of several new gun control laws, including a bill raising the minimum age big shotguns and rifles from 18 to 21, and another that creates a lifetime ban on people convicted of serious domestic abuse charges as well as anyone who's been hospitalized more than once in a year for mental health problems and has been deemed a danger to themselves or others. >> if you're not going to go around to doing the right way of along a gun, the best thing to do is turn it over to police. >> reporter: jamie ulakopa said he supports laws that keeps guns out of the hands o

devon says that the transit board members are clearly very angry about this. >>> honestly i was very angry. i couldn't believe that a contractor would take advantage of us in that manner. >> the authority board members said they want these used and removed. he wants accountability for the ever that delayed service. >> either someone did not read the contract or there was some cutting involved. people may think they can get away with this. >> they have launched an investigation. on thursday they said that illinois based aldrich construction, and the electric company rose and then, were responsible for buying and installing the used equipment. the companies released a joint statement on friday said that sexing they are working closely for a remediation plan but failed to take responsibility for creating the problem in the first place. >> this contract was not usable. >> a boardman said he wants this investigation to be thorough. he wants them to follow the evidencedeis a primal -- criminal prosecution needed, that will happen. >> i reached out to see if they have launched an investigat

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ag the other main stage down byd marie r earlier in the day will have children's music, like uncle devon's music show and breakns y part of that stage will definitely will gathered towards families and children >> going to really be jumping down ther >> josue you're in charge of branng for the event. you're your best publicity ecause you're wearing the 40th anniversary t-shirt. >> yes. >> did you design that? >> yes. i did. it started three or four years ago when we had our first design. this year being the 40th, we wanted to give it a retro, oh madge feel to it wit a neon kind of look, something you'd see in vintage stores. that's what i was going for year. >> i love it. >> thank you. >> how much are the t-shirts? >> at the festival they're going to be $15. >> okay. we can buy them at the festival. the shopping at adams morgan has always been interesting. you hav a mix of vendors, they sell art, t-shirts musical instruments. you've maintained a balance of some of the shops andars and restaurants that were there in the old days, 20, 30 years ago and then the ones that have moved in. talk a

devon feely, kpix 5. >>> outrage in the south bay after a beloved mural is a raised in the night. created in the 80s, the mural was a tribute to san jose's vibrant past. last week, that tribute was painted over with gray paint. ter: jose mesa velasquez returned to the wall where he created a mural years ago. it was erased when a work crew painted over it. within a day graffiti tigers went to work -- taggers went to work. it depicted 500 years of chicano and east san jose history. it had become a local landmark. newspaper reports say he donated $25,000 creating it over eight weeks in 1985 with the help of area teenagers to bring peace to the streets. he was joined with about 100 supporters, many of them artists themselves. >> these walls have been painfoyearw with historical murals that relate to our culture, our history, and it is being defaced. >> reporter: the building has been vacant store went out of business. >> we do have the property owner's name, i am trying to track down her information. it was closed last week, the next day she had her crew painted over the wall. unfortu

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but that's because here in devon near the head of the rescue very of the river dart they benefit greatly from the warm current of the gulf stream. chalky saw and here is comparable to that found in francis champagne region and now that southern england gets more sun that he used the conditions are right for sparkling wine from pretty. english talking one has a character all of us are in we're not necessarily emulating what champagne does but we're sort of obviously learning. how they could. use it and gaining that knowledge and putting it into our own special styles we want an international were awarded our sparkling wine in italy recently out of the last ten years in english wine is one it's six times so every time the italians open the winning bottle it's another english wine happy. altogether the thing is in the region around shop and produce fifteen different varieties of wine. duncan schwab's winery is located ten minutes away right on the report dot com today he and his staff of pompous to food pundits put of grapes or around one thousand five hundred kilos. i want a bit light but

kpix 5's devon feely on a fierce battle. >> reporter: the battle over rent control in mountain view has become so charged and so contentious it has garnered its own colorful nickname. >> we name it the sneaky repeal. >> reporter: the advocate described it as underhanded and sneaky tack a ties. >> when you are a mountain view voter, yes. would you like to support rent control? but we have rent control. but this is different. that is a lie. >> reporter: voters approved measure d that capped annual rent increases in properties built before 1995 at 5:00% a year. some property owners were not pleased. >> you are basically creating a time bomb for creating slums in mountain view. that's one of the major concerns of rent control in itself. >> reporter: carlos padilla who owns rental property says rent control ignores the basic laws of economics, that his cost for the upkeep and a maintenance aren't a capped at 5%. >> rent control is well intentioned and a good idea in theory, but some of the unintended consequences are that there's lost revenue to the city, to the county, to the state. >> repo

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kpix 5's devon feeley reports the next step will be releasing the names of priests accused of sexual abuse. >> the priest that abused me was transferred from parish to parish even after i reported the abuse. >> reporter: no cameras were allowed in to record the painful experiences and raw emotions of people abused by catholic priests or whose faith had been shaken to the core by the church's cover up of the crimes. >> this needs to be addressed and hold the people accountable who have violated our laws. >> what would be more important for me to do today? , you know, go to safeway? i mean, it's now. it's on. and i love that it's listening. >> reporter: nearly a hundred people attended the first of three listening sessions hosted by bishop patrick mcgraw. >> i learned a lot a great deal from that, and it is to me the very beginning now of a process of where we hope it will lead us to some healing. >> reporter: the bishop has

devon feeley shows us a gun buy- back event today in the south bay. >> reporter: police collected more than 500 handguns, rifles and shotguns in the buy-back event, some of them legal, some not, under california's increasingly stringent gun control laws. >> what we have seen today is a mixed bag of legal firearms and some illegal firearms. >> reporter: it was a joint effort by the sunny vale, santa clara police departments as well as the district attorney's office. it just happens to coincide with governor jerry brown's seeing of several new gun control laws, including a bill raising the minimum age of big shotguns and rifles from 18 to 21, and another that creates a ban on people convicted of serious domestic abuse charges as well as anyone who's been hospitalized more than once in a year for mental health problems and been deemed danger to themselves and others. >> the best thing to do is to turn it over to the police. >> reporter: jamie wilakopa said he supports laws that keeps guns out of the hands of criminals and off the streets. >> i brought in a handgun found by a nephew of min

point parliament the devon dog lashed out at the duke she get a little caught hold got the team into their. new clothes and causation it will. get you closer to livestock you make my daughter or son. by your side go to make bizarre charbel the move comes after the e.u. officially accepted the findings of these argentine even port which cites a number of alleged violations by hungry they include a migrant to be used corruption and attacks on press freedoms and the democratic process it means that the e.u. may now invoke article seven which can spend certain rights of member states including voting rights article seven has so far now that being implemented but tensions of late have been ramping up. sadly the commission shares the concerns expressed in the report in particular as regards fundamental rights corruption the treatment of roma and the independence of the judicial individuals into government have envisaged themselves their family members difference from public funding from european taxpayers money the elections this year were held in an atmosphere of aggression and intimidati

this was one of these, from devon. thanks to gazzledazzle for sending that in.there will be some sunshine. but it will be it. patchy frost in the countryside for scotland and northern england over the next few hours. if you're heading out, wrap up warm. just two or three degrees there for newcastle and for edinburgh. so a ridge of high pressure with us first thing on monday, but we do have an approaching low. it will ultimately bring some rain from the north—west, so enjoy the sunshine first thing in the morning. they should be plenty of that to go around. it's probably going to be the sunniest day of the week ahead, to be honest. things will tend to cloud over from the north and west as the day goes by, and watch out for few showers continuing to feed into the irish sea coasts, perhaps into cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside, on and off through the day. we'll have more general rain pushing in the scotland and maybe northern ireland as we head through the afternoon, the winds picking up. relatively cool air with us, top temperatures about 15 degrees. bu

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devon thomas new novel god of the barbarians explores a chapter in history unknown to many the author has lived in the taiwanese capital taipei for thirteen years. he came across a book about the rebellion by chance and instantly decided to write about it. my list goes on for it's of let's move when you read it you're immediately reminded of the cultural revolution in china as well according to the red guards the revolutionaries who willfully destroyed any cultural property they came across of ancient temples and so on one from that there was work that it also reminds you of islamic state murders plundering religious fanatics you know what. it's in. the protagonist and god of the barbarians is a young missionary from germany he was fascinated by the far eastern empire readers might be tempted to see something of stefan torment in his main character. he went to china in one thousand nine hundred sixty study philosophy later moving to taiwan . i lived in a student residence in china because when fellow students came to visit me there they had to hand in their id cards at the entrance it

thing will be around about 15 degrees but there's quite a lot of cloud you can see here from cornwall, devonyou squint you'll notice there's even a little bit of rain here, so perhaps for some of us, a grey start to the day across western parts of the country. the clouds here will be breaking up here, it's not one layer of grey, there will be some sunshine out for sure, and even if you get a grey morning, by late morning, lunch time, you will probably see some sunshine by then. best of the weather by far will be across eastern and southern areas and here, temperatures could reach around the mid—20s, but certainly around 20 degrees on the cards for northern ireland, and not far off that in the lowlands of scotland. that was saturday, this is sunday now. again the best of the weather will be across eastern and southern areas but this weather front is edging closer and closer. the winds are strengthening, really quite blustery around the western isles, in the north and west coast of northern ireland. but the real warmth develops in central and eastern areas, that's that plume of warmth coming o

thing will be around about 15 degrees but there's quite a lot of cloud you can see here from cornwall, devon—western scotland, and if you squint you'll notice there's even a little bit of rain here, so perhaps for some of us, a grey start to the day across western parts of the country. the clouds here will be breaking up here, it's not one layer of grey, there will be some sunshine out for sure, and even if you get a grey morning, by late morning, lunch time, you will probably see some sunshine by then. best of the weather by far will be across eastern and southern areas and here, temperatures could reach around the mid—20s, but certainly around 20 degrees on the cards for northern ireland, and not far off that in the lowlands of scotland. that was saturday, this is sunday now. again the best of the weather will be across eastern and southern areas but this weather front is edging closer and closer. the winds are strengthening, really quite blustery around the western isles, in the north and west coast of northern ireland. but the real warmth develops in central and eastern areas, that's tha

it is a devon. not really be picture you wa nt a devon.howers. in the last few hours the rain has started to arrive. ahead of is, drizzly at the moment. the rain will become more heavy and persistent as it moves in from the west. they scattering of showers from the north—west of scotland, sandwiched between the two is where the best of the weather is this morning. lovely smells of sunshine. it will stay like that as we go through the day. sunny spells and scattered showers for many. some of those will drift further inland. looking at the screen in more detail, some of the heavy for a time. it is moving through at quite a pace. we will gradually see an improving picture. isuspect a pace. we will gradually see an improving picture. i suspect by the middle of the morning it will be across the midlands and into east anglia and into the south—east corner. behind that read as it clears the way we will start to season gusty winds for a time. —— rain. it will improve as you see across south—west and into wales. sunny spells and scattered showers.

first thing will be around 15 degrees but there's quite a lot of cloud you can see here from cornwall, devonu squint you'll notice there's even a little bit of rain here, so perhaps for some of us, a grey start to the day across western parts of the country. the clouds here will be breaking up here, it's not one layer of grey, there will be some sunshine out for sure, and even if you get a grey morning, by late morning, lunch time, you will probably see some sunshine by then. best of the weather by far will be across eastern and southern areas and here, temperatures could reach around the mid—20s, but certainly around 20 degrees on the cards for northern ireland, and not far off that in the lowlands of scotland. that was saturday, this is sunday now. again the best of the weather will be across eastern and southern areas but this weather front is edging closer and closer. the winds are strengthening, really quite blustery around the western isles, in the north and west coast of northern ireland. but the real warmth develops in central and eastern areas, that's that plume of warmth coming out