evans. dr. evans: yeah.ell, you know, she's pointed that i nteresting fact think as a country, we've lost of art of debate, right? one the things that contributes to believe, is ty, i that we haven't had -- we don't country, toills as a debate very controversial issues a dispassionate standpoint. if you look at the models we models we have on elevision, people tend to divolve into homonym attack, opposed the person as to attacking the argument. not saying that about rachel, way s a whole that is the political debate goes. we don't have that skill of controversial difficult issues in dispositionate way, we end up each other and that is a skill and something we can change. arthur evans, c.e.o. of american psychological association. apa.org, check out the results we talked about. thank you for your time. appreciatethank you, it. >> on c-span live at state dining room at the white house. trump this afternoon meeting with c.e.o.s, business state and rkers, local officials discussing a pledge to create more jobs.

my name is kurt evans. i am the elder son of kyle evans, a country musician that the older folks still remember. he was inducted into the state hall of fame later that year in 1989. i went to college at south dakota state university. i studied math and science education, got a bachelor's, degree, became a high school teacher and a basketball coach. by 1996, i ran for the u.s. house as an independent. that was the race in which john thune won. in 2002, i joined the libertarian party and was their nominee for the senate. in 2014, i ran for south dakota state auditor, also as a libertarian, and now i am the libertarian candidate for governor. so nice to meet you. >> thank you very much. senator sutton, it is your turn. ms. sutton: i never saw myself in politics. i grew up in our family ranch, fell in love with radio, and mye professionally, and had life planned out. i was going to make it to the national finals rodeo nba champion. october 4, 2007, the horse flipped over on me, shattered two vertebrae, and para

evan, does this -- i don't know if evan is with us. let me know what you think with what we're looking at. >> that's right. we're told that's the place where the arrest was made. now, i don't believe this is the home of the suspect. the suspect lives a few miles away in another location there. this is all in the suburban area of miami. all of this is all within a few miles of each other. the opa-locka postal processing facility is just down the road, just north of miami. plantation is in southern broward county. and the suspect lives not far away. also in that same general region. so the fbi has been certainly moving all their resources. the atf and the u.s. postal inspection service, all of them were sending all of their resources to that same area because they knew that that is the likely place where this is all going to end. and so what you're seeing there, the pictures you're seeing there, i believe it's not a home. it's a business. and this person was put into custody there this morning without incident, it appears, according to s

[ laughter ] >> shelly: evan shows horses all over. wars, you have to show how well your horse can do different maneuvers. >> shelly: here comes levens. >> anthony: how old? >> shelly: he's 10. watch this. [ cheering ] >> anthony: damn. [ laughter ] >> shelly: is that hilarious? >> anthony: it's killing me. >> shelly: way to go, levens! ♪ [ gate opens ] {horses galloping ] ♪ ♪ >> evan: there we go. [ laughter ] ♪ >> shelly: the cabrito that we're eating, yesterday was a live goat. ♪ >> shelly: we like it spicy -- jalapenos and onions and fresh tomatoes. >> man: if you've got a bunch of gringos, it's perfect. [ laughter ] >> anthony: how mexican is west texas? this is where it is. >> shelly: the other side of that mountain, 20 miles as a crow flies. >> anthony: those flavors, those sounds. that's yours also. right? >> bodie: oh, yeah. i learned to talk spanish nearly before i learned to talk english. >> evan: it's the good vanilla from mexico. >> levens: old mexico or new mexico? >> evan: old mexico. >> shelly: chuy's mother comes from

[ laughter ] >> shelly: evan shows horses all over. the cow wars, you have to show how well your horse can do different maneuvers. >> shelly: here comes levens. >> anthony: how old? >> shelly: he's 10. watch this. [ cheering ] >> anthony: damn. [ laughter ] >> shelly: is that hilarious? >> anthony: it's killing me. >> shelly: way to go, levens! ♪ [ gate opens ] {horses galloping ] ♪ ♪ >> evan: there we go. [ laughter ] ♪ >> shelly: the cabrito that we're eating, yesterday was a live goat. ♪ >> shelly: we like it spicy -- jalapenos and onions and fresh tomatoes. >> man: if you've got a bunch of gringos, it's perfect. [ laughter ] >> anthony: how mexican is west texas? this is where it is. >> shelly: the other side of that mountain, 20 miles as a crow flies. >> anthony: those flavors, those sounds. that's yours also. right? >> bodie: oh, yeah. i learned to talk spanish nearly before i learned to talk english. >> evan: it's the good vanilla from mexico. >> levens: old mexico or new mexico? >> evan: old mexico. >> shelly: chuy's mother com

felicity evans i'm a welsh political i felicity evans i'm a welsh political ——, political editorfor felicitypolitical ——, political editor for wales. blue plaques have been have been around for more than 150 years, making it one of the oldest schemes of its kind. but now the chairman of an organisation that puts up the placks, says there are far too many of them and that some had only a tenuous link to the person they honoured. our correspondent duncan kennedy has the story. next) it's like a who's who, in blue. the plaques that take pride of place across britain. but are there too many of them? and are they all valid? take the hobbit author, jr tolkien, there is a plaque for him, here after he spent one night at this birmingham hotel. charles dickens is on about 50 blue plaques. mike reid, the former radio one dj is head of the trust, and believes they may be becoming a little devalued. i remember another one that said ‘this house is very old.‘ i thought, we've got a lot of houses that are very old. you've got to be careful, and very selective. just how many of these blue plaques are there?

he was questioned by evan davis.k the scientists, who reviewed these 6,000 papers to produce this latest publication — 86 lead writers — do you literally think they don't believe what they have said? is that your contention? they're climate campaigners first, at the highest level. wow! but you're a climate campaigner more than they are. they're not even paid, these guys. you're paid. they're not paid. it's absolutely... go on. the study says that we've had about one degree of warming already. they don't consider the tremendous benefits that have flowed to humanity. sorry! again, you're trying to show you know more about the science than the scientists! some viewers thought myron ebell had no place as a guest on the programme, with dr mike ward writing... and the author philip pullman tweeted his agreement. the editor of newsnight, esme wren, took to twitter before the programme aired to say... that charge of false equivalence refers to the bbc‘s perceived practice in the past of balancing the views of the majority of

alix: joining us now is evan brown.ow does someone like you look at the last cointreau days with saudi arabia? evan: we are generally focused on fundamentals and earnings, but we have a long oil exposure as a hedge in case things get a little bit out of hand. on ahas served us well broadly inflationary environment. we are always going to have these geopolitical risks. we have to focus on what we know best, which is the economy, which is earnings. we will hedge the geopolitical risks using various other factors. interesting isnd the broader implication of how money might shift. these yellowre bars. the white bars are non-oil gdp. it shows how dependent the country still is on its oil revenue. they have been trying. investment in tesla, investment in other areas -- you expect there to be a huge capital shift if this continues to pan out? some there has been speculation in the newspapers about changing investments and tech and the like. these things are very difficult to project -- to predict, so we hedge on oil. we do not

our justice correspondent evan perez is back with us.hought when you reported this that i had and jim had, does it look similar to the 14 others from last week. do we know? >> well, poppy, yes, it does have a similar appearance to the other packages that were sent last week or intercepted last week, and that's the reason why now the fbi is now on the scene. their bomb squad is handling the package. again, treating it with the abundance of caution, simply because if it is like the rest of them that happened last week, then they have a whole procedure that they use to make sure that it is rendered safe. so at this point, we're told by sources that the package is similar in appearance to the ones that were sent last week. so again, it's still early in the investigation. the fbi is on the scene there, but if it is confirmed, it would be the 15th package that might be connected to the serial bomber arrested on friday, poppy. >> evan, question then. and i know it's early, but is the presumption then that this package was sent at the same time

evan lives with his parents in this luxury q. clicks in new delhi. when he was only twelve he created his first smartphone app he started his business in high school. there's a goal set aside for myself by twenty one i want to be here million a month which i'm pretty close by twenty i want to be at a million a week and my twenty five a million and a. i even love showing off his success. i got him it's i i love gold and black these are two of my colors which i really like so i even i got this solid gold i phone seven made because i'm always on the phone i paid ten thousand pounds for this but want to sell it was probably going to sell for a lot more than ten thousand in a couple years because it's just an awesome. reptile skins is another of his weaknesses it's all by far it's got a legal opinion to work by the time you go to jail for this the how but i mean pretty show nobody really cares and there's a lot of people flooding this will end up in the open so. even if office is at the headquarters of the family business his road to success developing se

evan perez is with me. what have we learned? at this hour, we know that federal authorities have arrested a man in connection with the suspected bomb packages. at this hour, we don't have a lot of information about this person. we don't even know exactly where he was arrested, but at this point, the authorities have arrested and detained this person. and now the work begins to try to get to the bottom of this, to question him, to find out the motivation. we don't know a lot about the suspect, but at this point, they at least have identified and they have detained and arrested a suspect in connection with these 12 now bomb packages that were sent around the country. >> okay. >> evan, do we know, i know you have been hearing indications all morning of positive progress here. do we know what helped lead them to this suspect? >> well, jim, i think just in the last few minutes, the last time i was talking to you, i mentioned that the fact that there were 12 packages increased the chance that this person made a mistake. and that's wha

evan lambert is live at dc's headquarters with video of this attack. evan?rter: sources say the fight started between two sets of teen, the woman was critically injured we want to warn you the video you are about to see may be consired graphic. by so dc employeesox tell 5 they've reviewed deos, that appear to show is a rowdy and violent neighborhood fight sunday night on 37th street southeast near ridge road.le several , mainly women punch and kick eacother in the middle of the street. a police sourc tells fox 5 the feud started with the young people and their parents got uie say grabbed a of ot btlgasoeline, douses anot woman and setser ofinre.er he i ser out theotanhe flames engul agha. no way to solve a he k iee yrelprrhoca w do'rki anyone arith there is $1,000 reward for leadt gu.ys kdke attack of life synagogue. religious leaders and lawmakers ralph m come insirtde. rotheple preothose. p >>> velastndigatooiotbnall ipracrizes ase of th two yearse maryland's board held a phone meing, no word if any i ar ohe ahe o rdlpas hfad s andk police say that driver

yesterday prosecutors dropped a charge stemming from allegations by lucia evans that weinstein forced her to perform oral sex when she was an aspiring actress. prosecutors learned weeks ago that a detective told another witness who had a contradictory account to stay quiet. ahead, an interview with lucia evans attorney. >>> stock futures are higher this morning falling a two-day wall street selloff. stocks sank more than 2% yesterday, a second day of declines. the dow fell 545 points following wednesday's dropoff of 831 points. the two-day drop is the biggest for the dow since february. the s&p lost 57 points finishing at its lowest close in three months. and the nasdaq lost nearly 93 points. this stems from worries that rising interest rates will hurt businesses and concerns that trade tensions will hurt the global economy. >>> coming up on "cbs morning news, a growing concern, an increasing number of children are not getting their vaccinations. >>> and a final resting place. the ashes of matthew shepherd will have a permanent home 20 years after he was murdered. this is the "cbs mor

kirby evans/cancer survivor: "it hurt deep inside."rby said that pain was a new feeling -- something that he won't forget.kirby evans/cancer survivor:"i had never been treated like that. never."kirby's daughter brandy posted about what kirby says happened - on facebook.more than 8-thousand people have now shared that post.brandy evans/kirby's daughter:"it's really made me proud to watch everybody rally around him and let him know that he doesn't have to hide his battle scars." brandy says this comment was made on her facebook post by the woman kirby says did this. the account has been deleted now but the comment says in part:"i in no way tried to hurt your father" and "i had no choice! it was running my customers off."someone who works at forks told me that the story upset her so much that this is what she has to say about her future working there.brandy harley/forks employee:"this right here is my resignation. i'm fed up with this place."a lot of frustration coming from walterboro over this story.but kirby isn't as focused on that as

cnn's senior justice correspondent evan perez is "outfront" and evan, what else can you tell us aboutrter: well, this is a meeting, jake, at michael cohen's attorney's office and this is a meeting that occurred with prosecutors from the southern district of new york as well as the attorney general's office in new york state. now, these -- both these offices are still doing investigations into the trump family business and organization and so michael cohen spent, as you saw, a few hours there. he's already previously spent hours talking to those prosecutors from the southern district of new york as well as the prosecutors from robert mueller's office who everybody's interested to know what he's providing behind the scenes as part of this cooperation agreement or whatever cooperation he's providing to try to get a better deal when he gets sentenced later this year. >> all right, evan, stay with me. also joining me now, we have with us "new york times" white house reporter julie hish feld davis and a former aide to the trump campaign and paul manafort who is now cooperating with the muel

so mac evans, to say that mac evans has a long experience in canada/u.s. space issues is a vast understatement. he was instrumental in getting the canadian space agency established in 1989. he became csa's vice president that year. and was responsible for canada's participation in the international space station, the radar sat program, and the canadian astronaut program, and in 1994, he became csa's third president serving until 2001. he is, among his numerous honors, he is a member of the order of canada, inducted for his accomplishments in the canada space program. on this side of the border, he is a lifetime director of space foundation of the united states, and he received nasa's distinguished public service medal. very cool. he currently provides consulting services to the canadian space industry. he's chair of the defense advisory board. and a member of the space advisory board. and he seems to be right here right now. that's excellent. so please join me in welcoming, before me, i am going to say that, and then you are going to applaud, but before i

evan. >> reporte jim, this r: gettisth f confirmation that the fbi i involved.ef hank stawinski says his investigation in movingrom looking solely at the responsibility possibly of individuals and any criminal wrongdoing to systems here and the possibility of public corruption. listen to what he had to stay. >> this investigats notiobu t we are moving the focus of gathat investion away from aai single point oflure or a single bad actor and looking at the systems thatssociated themselves in the process of construction. >> reporter: now,ar cliouitting on departmtohrouene failurok uhs ay.r the fountain allowed rub ngndhenie b dy c aausinger inspections agens the contractor who did the work at mgm and the third party inspector who should the untty admitted any. reonsitybili charge of the whole. it's shoddy wor done by that contractor and a by the thirarty inspector of record who was supposed to catch that and said ies a shame thatre into thatio >> the work in particular on the incident had oc wasw where far belor of what any competendelectrician shoul be performing.

that's why we're here with charlie evans.or joining us >> morning >> the federal reserve is crazy, that's what the president said yesterday. how does the federal reserve react to those comments? >> we're looking at the economy, a strong economy and fundamentals, and we're adjusting the policy stands. we've been doing that gradually. i kind of think neutral is in the 2.75% to 3%. after many years of accommodative policy which i have supported, it's time to readjust the policy stance at least to neutral see how the economy is performing at that point then we might have to do a little bit more of that. >> let's do the math neutral you're at 2.25% now. so that's three more hikes from here to get to neutral. >> that sounds right by that measure. >> i don't like doing math live in the morning on air. >> i don't either. >> and then do we have to go to a restrictive policy, you think, at this point? >> so i would say that my forecast, which has growth above trend, this year 3.2%. next year 2.5% year after that maybe 2%, 2.2% that's a

all right, evan, we're going to get back to you. you're working your sources.mp spoke out about the attempted bombings, late in the day after the emergency had been playing out for hours. our senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny is joining us from the white house. you have additional new reporting? >> reporter: we do indeed. of course this is an extraordinary event when something like this happened to a former president and a former president before that and a secretary of state. there has been a question, if there was any outreach from this white house and this president to the obamas or the clintons. i have confirmed tonight from a couple officials familiar with this. they say thetes of any information that was happening, but this was all an unusual turn of events here. we have seen the president react so quickly to virtually everything that happens, but it was a slow reaction this morning as this escalated from suspicious package to pipe bombs. he was being alerted to all of this as it was unfolding. the president did not address it until 2:00 easter

pastor boyd evans from port st. joe's first baptist church, pastor evans is on the phone with me now from orlando. pastor evans, you got out. you and your congregation, how have you all fared so far? are you all safe? >> well, thank you, craig. as far as we know, everybody is alive to our knowledge. obviously that's what matters most. i was contacted by a church member yesterday. she sent me a text about noon said that they had evacuated north and were trying to get back in after the worst of it had passed, and they got stuck in a little town that's just north of our town there, and her husband got a call to go help somebody. he went to help somebody. as he was trying to come back, he could not get back to them. she said she heard her husband cutting with a chain saw to get back to them. that's just how bad this is. trees everywhere. my family and i just watching this from a distance have been weeping. we've been consoling one another, but we're together, and i think it helps us, craig, to keep things in perspective

yellen, la guard, evans, carney, diamond, mnuchin, summers.thinks it is extraordinarily dangerous. you? >> well, hears the issue which is it is clearly not helpful that the president is making these kind of comments but this is trump being trump and i think we can't take it too seriously, and i think the reason why where you worry is if the president was making comments and then taking actions to interfere with the independence of the federal reserve. what's in some ways good and also surprising is how strong the appointments are that strtr is making to federal reserve jay powell, the situation with nelly lange, the new vice chairman, superb appointments. i would worry if trump was saying these kinds of things if he was doing things hostile to the fed and trying to interfere with their independence. trump loves to say wild and crazy things this is just another example of it >> alan, it does raise the question what true interference would look like, issuing your own dot plot, saying which way you would vote at a meeting if you were at the table

evan hundred $16 billion -- $716 billion to rebuild our military and to give our great warriors and largest pay raise in almost

evans if he does what he says, i am cutting number for every single company i do. stock market trades on earnings, there is not a single company that can forecast better numbers if evans does what he says they'll say to you hey, we are not in stock business. we almost nationalize our banks. >> you know there are plenty of people pointing to all sorts of signs of inflation that are out there that's not being necessarily picked up. that's why you are an dotidotal and emperical means you did your homework because you made a lot of calls >> you are talking about a trade war and higher costs of goods. that's i mperical >> i want the feds to see how it faypla plays out. >> janet yellen would say let's do one and see how it does and suddenly that's no good? we have to be more than neutral? janet yellen does not talk about neutral unless she's driving that car for god's sake. >> i finally picked it up and all the trump stuff and everything else. he wants the fed chair >> i would take that job >> you are putting in -- you are sending in the signals >> hey, i was a judge at

evan: no. i think it will be the exact opposite.ecent deals give trump confidence to think he can withstand making a quick deal with the chinese. i think it takes pressure on trump, especially the nafta deal takes political pressure from the farming community, and it just emboldens him to take a really hard line. so i think we should expect an increase in the tariffs on $200 billion to go to 25% in january. i think the trump administration increasingly wants deep, large structural changes in the chinese economy, and they are not going to make a deal until he gets them. they feel the wind is at their back, because they have trade deals with south korea, canada, and mexico, and they are starting talks with japan. haidi: you certainly get a sense of vindication hearing from president trump, hearing from his treasury secretary saying this is evidence that the tough stance on tariffs is an effective strategy. when it comes to china, it is a wildly different and more complicated beast, politically as well as the trade relationship and fun

evan, thank you. evan perez reporting. joining us is democratic congressman ted deutch of florida, a member of the jou dishry and foreign affairs committees. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. let's start with secretary pompeo. he says the saudi investigation will be complete, thorough and transparent. you've called for an independent investigation. why do you believe the trump administration is putting any some in what saudi arabia is going to report? >> yeah. thanks for having me, wolf. it's interesting. you just did a story about the president and his campaign re rally. he's going to go tout his campaign rally and demonize immigrants and talk about the tough action he's prepared to take against mexico and other countries, but in this case where there's a journalist who lived in the united states, who was tortured, dismembered and decapitated, he is prepared still, it seems, according to secretary pompeo, to sit and let the saudis come up with some story that -- that the secretary of state and the white house de

evan perez is with us. what are you learning?ve identified two packages that were addressed to former vice president joe biden. as you remember last hour, we talked about the fact they were tracking down these packages that were addressed to joe biden. so now, they have identified two different packages that have the same appearance, similarities, to the other packages. they had the same envelopes with the postage stamps and a return address to debbie wasserman schultz, the congresswoman in florida. from examination of the two packages, they appear to contain devices thereat are similar to the ones that have been identified in at least seven other locations in the past 48 hours. so authorities now are looking at these scenes in wilmington. i believe we have a picture from outside wilmington, and another one in new castle, delaware. so they're trying to make sure they secure these two devices. then the work begins to examine them and see to make sure whether they believe that they were constructed by the same person, the same bomb

evan, this afternoon, what more are you learning? you heard from the prosecutor in pittsburgh, this is a horrific crime scene that will take the fbi as much as a week to process. today, they did a search of the vehicle that he drove to the scene. they are still looking through surveillance video in the area to try to piece together the moments before this attack happened. he was able to get into the synagogue and injured four police officers who responded to the scene there, heroically trying to save lives. 11 people died there at the synagogue. now the 28 charges are against l bauers. wh he wanted to kill jews and he explained why he was doing this. we are going to see for the first time the charges that he is facing. as you mentioned, these are charges that include obstruction of the exercise of religious beliefs and use of a firearm to commit murder. these are hate crime charges under federal law and some carry the death penalty, victor. >> evan perez in washington. thank you. when i go back to fredricka whitfield, fred, i saw abo

thanks for joining us i'm marrying evans dean. turkey says they will push for concrete steps to resolve the syrian conflict during a four nation summit it's hosting today in istanbul turkish president which of time aired on his meeting the leaders of france russia and germany they're also expected to discuss access to humanitarian aid the drafting of a constitution and reconstruction of the war torn country. on friday seven people were killed when syrian regime forces shelved southeastern is live in the deadliest attack since the deal was reached to prevent a wide scale offensive on the province. seven years of war in syria at least three hundred fifty thousand killed and a country in ruins now the rebel stronghold faces a siege the next humanitarian crisis is imminent. it is the last part of syria not under the control of president bashar al assad many of his opponents have fled here but it is only a question of time until his troops and his allies retake the region in northern syria. turkey and europe see that a majority of the

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join me and evan davis for newsnight now on bbc2. here on bbc one time for the news where you are.. welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. more boos at full—time for mourinho‘s man united — they slump to a dreary goalless draw in the champions league there's better news for the team across town though — a late goalfrom david silva helps manchester city come from behind in hoffenheim. and we'll take a look inside a centre designed for those seriously injured playing sport as the matt hampson foundation officially opens. hello and welcome to sportsday. well after their opening round loss, manchester city bounced back with a 2—1 win away at hoffenehim. they did leave it late though, david silva with the winner three minutes from time. it was hoffenheim's first home appearance in the group stages of the competition. ben croucher watched the action for us. as manchester city striker win the champions league for hockenheim simply getting here has been a story in the german tear in the 90s to the top table tonight. how best to mark the occasion? that will do it. inside the box of the

we don't have evan perez. take me through the process now. now we know the name of the suspect and known for sometime in terms of criminal history relevant in any event, but what are you looking for to piece it together? >> if he was arrested before, he would have been fingerprinted. if they got one fingerprint that matched to him, that's a major clue. dna also. we don't know if he was a suspect in cases where his dna was taken and on file. that's two major leads. the fingerprints and the possible dna. >> great "crime & justice" team has more reporting. shimon? >> we are showing the images on the suspect's van, specifically and obviously the president and the vice president. and then that cnn sucks. when i was talking to law enforcement about this, they all along thought that the packages that were meant for cnn were delivered here. he was targeting cnn. >> we will now go to the white house to a black leadership event. that is why the cheering is there. the president will address this incident and the arrest at the top of these remarks. he is

so today we are going to have breakfast with bob evans farms.now a lot of you pick up their products in the grocery store. they are going to be making you breakfast. if you are interested stop by 48th and 6th avenue here at fox square. fix breakfast for you. hot coffee. and talk politics one week away from the midterm election. brian: right. by the way. if i are at home, please, in honorable of us, go outside and watch us outside because we are coming to you outside. i don't even care if you are dressed. steve: you can stream us. brian: that's absolutely true. ainsley: some people have heaters on back porch. some watch from the garage. some guys have the man room inside the garage. steve: man cave. ainsley: brian is asking you to go outside and watch us this morning don't go to work. steve: stay where you are. faithful patriot. the department of home land security has requested the pentagon to help them harden our southern border. we know we have already had 2,000 national guardsman now active duty personnel from fort reilly, fort campbell, fort

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anne makovec reports from oakland. >>> reporter: his name is cole evan white. and he is going to be facing a federal judge here in oakland this morning at 9:30 a.m. the federal investigators say cole evan white attended a march on august 11th on the campus of the university of virginia in charlottesville last year. the 23-page criminal complaint says that white intended to harm people when he went there from california. the charge in the feral indictment is inciting a riot. it says white, along with three other men from california are part of a white supremacist group called rise above movement. and that they came with their hands taped, punching and kicking people at the rally. our kpix 5 security analyst says people who come to protest sometimes confuse them as a free-for-all. >> people feel they have the right to riot. and during that period of time when they are rioting, they can do whatever they want. and that's not the case. you can march, you can demonstrate, you can do whatever you need to do to get your pollen count across. but you can't cross that --

a big thank you to my guests this evening, tony evans and yasmin alibhai—brown, and goodbye.in the champions‘ league tonight. there was pressure on the united boss, jose mourinho, after a series of poor results. our sports editor dan roan was watching. having lost their opening champions league match, manchester city needed a fast start in germany tonight. what they got was anything but, often home taking a surprise lead within a minute. city‘s response was swift, sergio aguero as ever with the equaliser a few minutes later. against resolute opponents, however, the visitors had to wait a lot longerfor the winner the visitors had to wait a lot longer for the winner they craved, with full—time looming, silva‘s moment of opportunism proving decisive. silva has one of the manchester city! city's european campaign back on track. after their sluggish start to the season, manchester united even turned up late to old trafford tonight having got stuck in traffic. far from ideal preparation for a match that manager jose mourinho dare not lose. if the hosts were hoping for a response to

reporter: i spent a lot of time with evan spiegel earlier this year.emo echoed a lot of the same things he was trying to get across to me then, which is that the company sees it so differently from the other social media platforms, they don't even really see themselves as social media. it's more of a messaging platform with a social media component, and they want people to experience the world differently. while evan is trying to communicate more directly to his employees and address issues with clarity around the company's direction, a 15 page memo is not always the best way to get that across. certainly while some people thought this was a good eye into how he thinks, others thought it was a little rambling and a little concerning. he is still in that place where he has to prove that he is the visionary leader for the next era of snap. otherwise, an analyst yesterday said they may have to raise money, there might be an and a down the line. the next quarter will be crucial for the company's future. emily: i'm sure many of these tech ceos don't love sp

but goldberg said evans' friend changed her story. >> maybe i should ask this.your client that introduced this friend in the first place? >> it was my client that introduced this third party as a witness, but you have to understand that my client's version of events was corroborated by this woman and then it wasn't until she was questioned with her father lawyer on the phone that suddenly there was an about-face. we have to look at her motives here. this is 15 years ago for this woman also. >> reporter: after a judge dismissed the charge thursday, harvey weinstein emerged from the manhattan courthouse about his attorney ben robrafman. >> falsely accusing someone of sexual assault is a very serious crime. >> reporter: goldberg pins the blame on the district attorney. >> i really believe the d.a.'s made mistakes in their failure to investigate evidence and witnesses properly. i mean, this has nothing to do with lucia's claim. >> the manhattan assistant d.a. says she remains confident in the overall case against weinstein. the new yorker stands by its reporting. we

evans speaks. our guy johnson with charles evans. >> thank you.s evans. good morning. desk, i checked where december is priced. 72% was the number. function. are you comfortable with 72%? submitted a summary of economic projections and the median dot was six rate hikes this year. i am quite comfortable with the expected half embedded. i think my own take on a neutral, longer funds rate is 2.75%, so policy at a slightly 3%, 3.25%e setting at would be consistent with the good economy and inflation. >> you like the idea of a december hike? >> i am quite comfortable, yes. we are not supposed identify which dot is ours. >> a slight softening of inflation data, does that concern you? >> i think the inflation data picked up in a nice fashion, 2%, under, but has improved quite significantly in the last couple of years. we needed to provide enough accommodation so we got to 2%. fine to goetely above 2% for some time. 2% to come average of the above 2% perhaps. so getting inflation to 2% is in this congressman -- is in a congressman. accomplishment. what wa

i think we have to keep those separate. >> what did you think, evan?> look, i think this is a problem. i think people close to brett kavanaugh's team know that this is a problem. you have noticed in the past hour the white house put out a statement from people who are trying to back up brett kavanaugh's version of -- his account of his drinking and how far he went in that. that tells us that they know that there's an issue here. again, this is a political process. this is not so much a legal process. what the fbi is doing is obviously trying to do a background investigation, but this -- you should not divorce it from the politics, and the politics here are very, very important. even before the judge testified, i think there were people who were uncomfortable with his categorical statement about the fact that he had ever black out. i mean, you know, witness -- when you prepare a witness, you often want them to just avoid making such categorical statements. i think people -- most of the kavanaugh team knew that that fox interview could present an issue,

>> i spent a lot of time with evan spiegel earlier this year. memo echoed a lot of the same things he was trying to get across to me then which is that the company sees itself differently than the other social media platforms. they don't even see themselves as a social media company rather a messaging company with a media component, and that they want to allow people to experience the world differently. while evan is trying to communicate more directly to his employees and address some issues with clarity around the company's direction, a 15-page memo is not always the best way to get that across. and certainly, while some people thought this was a good eye into how spiegel thinks, others thought it was a little rambling , a little concerning. i think he is still, he is still in that place where he has to prove that he is the visionary leader for the next era of snap. otherwise, you know an analyst , yesterday said they may have to raise money. there may be m&a down the line. the next quarter is going to be so crucial for the company's future. e

and evan siegfried, republican strategist. evan, to you first, is immigration a smart move? is this an issue that could push things over the top for republicans? a few months ago, we thought the president's botched zero tolerance policy was going to be a big pain. >> i didn't think the separation of migrant families was going to be a big issue for the general electorate. i thought it was going to be much more toward health care and whether or not the economy was leaving people behind. for the immigrants, immigration is the steroid shot in the arm that really bolsters us. the kavanaugh effect was a sugar high, it ended very quickly. one of the things that republicans do. threat of the other, the invader. this migrant caravan, over 1,000 miles away and not a threat at this point in time, it really does resonate. i mean, when i look at what trump talking about the migrant caravan, if we ever hear from a defense contract for the defense department that an asteroid is coming and will hit us in 100 years, trump will clearly be all over it with space force. >> okay, you're being gl

and now it looks like cole evan white could be extradited to the east coast. and he is going to be facing a federal judge here in oakland this morning at 9:30 a.m. the federal investigators say cole evan white attended a march on august 11th on the campus of the university of virginia in charlottesville last year. the 23-page criminal complaint says that white intended to harm people when he went there from california. the charge in the federal indictment is inciting a riot. it says white, along with three other men from california are part of a white supremacist group called rise above movement. and that they came with their hands taped, punching and kicking people at the rally. our kpix 5 security analyst says people who come to protest sometimes confuse them as a free-for-all. >> people feel they have the right to riot and during that period of time when they are rioting, they can do whatever they want. and that's not the case. you can march, you can demonstrate, you can do whatever you need to do to get your pollen count across. but you can't cross that --

evan? >> reporter: right, jake, and so the first reports came from the staffers for that newspaper, the san diego union tribune, but we're also told that inside that office building is also a field office for senator kamala harris of california. once again, this appears to fit the pattern that we have seen with the other devices, the other packages that are being investigated right now. as art pointed out, all appear to be directed at or involving democrats. and obviously, kamala harris has been someone who's been front and center in the news, playing a big role in the kavanagh haerg hearings recently, so she and her high profile is sending those pack conditionagpackage. so law enforcement say these are obviously built by the same person, these devices while they're rudimentary, they're functional and they could hurt someone should they go off. that's the reason why there's been this reaction from washington and here in new york and now san diego. that office building there was evacuated in

cnn's senior justice correspondent evan perez is "outfront" with me now. where does this put us with the mueller investigation and what we learned about manafort? >> well, kate, we still don't know when mueller is going to wrap up. we keep hearing that perhaps it might be -- by the end of december he might produce a report but in court today, one of the things that prosecutors say this the mueller team, one of the things they said is that they don't know how much longer paul manafort will be providing cooperation as part of this investigation, because that's part of one reason why they were hoping that this judge would delay his sentencing, but as you heard today, the judge said that he would sentence paul manafort in february, and he's looking at some very serious time, because of the eight counts that he was kwi kwikted on back in august in the eastern district of virginia. keep in mind that he has been cooperating with the mueller team since he pled guilty to the charges here in washington, so we'll see how much more help and what kind of help paul mana