byers evans house. the daughter of our second territorial governor, john evans. i was reminded before the speech, i went to northwestern university, which was founded by john evans and four of his friends in evanston, illinois. anne was a very active supporter of the early art scene in colorado. i live in evergreen, and a long time, dear friend of mine until she passed away was barbara sternberg. she wrote a fabulous book called evans: the things that last when gold is gone." i believe her and her co-author spoke here about the book and evans. so, she was described as an american arts patron. she devoted her life to the founding and support of some of colorado's largest cultural institutions, including the denver art museum, the central city opera, and the denver public library. a western woman of some refinement, i would say. after all, she was born in england, after all. let's compare her to annie oakley. now, when talking about western women, you have to include her, right? her birth name was phoebe

and here's what he had to say about evans comments.l informed and just dumb to question the reason that we're on the doubles draw because we do not work as hard as the single sky isjust do not work as hard as the single sky is just nonsense and to come from someone who has not applied himself as much as he should and really has made a hash of his career with his decision—making. i think to come out with those kind of comments is just ignorant. around 3 or 4 thousand bolton fans were involved in a noisy protest march against the club's owner ken anderson at their stadium ahead of their championship match against west brom this evening. a proposed 58th—minute walk—out in front of live television cameras has was abandoned though. qn. the pitch. bestiary; they lost 2—nil. jay rodriguez opened up huddersfield town have named borussia dortmund second team coach the club are bottom of the premier league ten points adrift of 17th place newcastle. adrift of 17th place newca for the new david weinberger or the closest thing that they can get and

here is what he had to say about evans's comments.just dumb really the question of the reason that we're on a doubles tour that we don't work as hard as the single sky isjust that we don't work as hard as the single sky is just total nonsense and to come from someone who really has not applied themselves as much as he should and really has paid a hash of his career with his decision—making and to come out with those comments is just ignorant, decision—making and to come out with those comments isjust ignorant, i think. huddersfield town have confirmed their new manager. david whitener placed last week. what do we know about the new man? he's a former defensive at midfielder at 36 and becomes the premier league's youngest manager. he was also a second team coach and he was previously a youth team coach in international game in germany as well. joining as now is a good friend of mine. let's look at huddersfield, they are in irrigation dogfight. we're not sure they are going to get out of it. why is he right person to take over at this t

but evans pushed federal hard taking both the first and second sets to a tie break federer shaded both of those and was then in no mood to go down to the wire again in the third eye evans is just one hundred ninety nine in the world after returning from a drug bombs on the third seeded swiss showed his superiority in the end winning seven six seven six six three. one of the first major shocks of the year came as a twenty year old american francis t.f.r. was dumped out south africa's fifth seed kevin anderson last year's wimbledon finalist losing in four sets to the world number thirty nine. the women's defending champion caroline wozniacki was up against your loss in denmark versus sweden in a risk on the navy and much upper to slam danish supremacy was never really in doubt although lawson made wozniacki work for the winner. convincing six one six three victory the world number three. only a fifth seed sloane stephens was taking on her former doubles partner to me a boss of hungary the american wasn't going to let friendship get in the way of progress winning six three six one to crui

back with me is shan wu, jennifer rogers and evan perez.n, all of this gets to what will eventually be in the final mueller report when that is finished and when that is given. and then comes in and enter into the saga the acting attorney general matt whittaker. to this point, it has been it is what it is with the acting attorney general. he was there and wasn't going to recuse himself from overseeing it. yesterday he went before reporters and said clearly that he believes that the mueller report is close to being completed and that he looks forward to that happening. he made it clear he is up to speed and that the investigation is nearing its end. why is that so significant in this moment coming from him? >> well, it is significant because the justice department almost never comments on ongoing investigations, certainly the details of an ongoing investigation. we were all kind of struck and kind of shocked when matt whittaker went there yesterday. it looks like if you look at the video, he looks like he is sort of stumbling as he tries to

. >> i'm here to provide an update on the progress toward the community center at 1550 evans. i'd like to note shelby campbell will provide an update specific to the construction progress so for the sake of time i'll focus on the community programming and community engagement aspects of the project. i always like to go back to the beginning and that is asking the question why are we as an agency so committed to this project. that goes back to the historic community mitigation agreement he is referenced prior by catherine curtis and when the clean water act passed in the '70s the community organized and part of our expansion in the treatment plan they demanded much of the same thing they're demanded today and that resolves around access for opportunities to education and hands-on skill building. so in furtherance of that mitigation they constructed the facility at 1800 oak dale and created and pointed a seven-member southeast facility commission. from that history fast forward from the creation of the existing facility at 1800 oakdale to 2011 when we had a lot of requests comin

chicago fed president charles evans is the u.s. central bank can easily take a patient stance toward rate increases. evans, who is a voting member, says the fed is in a good place as the u.s. central bank assesses the economic outlook amid turmoil in financial markets and muted inflation. >> we are at a good point for pausing. let's look at the lay of the land. i'm not worried about inflation getting out of hand. the inflation data is softer than i was expecting. andgoing to be cautious take care to make sure inflation is going to continue up and perhaps about 2%. >> audi officials have been indicted for their role am a chronic to defraud customers and regulators by rigging engines with illegal software to pass emissions tests. the indictment comes weeks after the company posted its first annual u.s. sales drop since 2009. vw says it is cooperating with u.s. authorities. a top north korean official is likely to meet president trump in washington later this week. overrt of negotiations north korea's nuclear program and amid speculat

>> but evan, is it that surprising? the report is that trump openly complained about european countries not paying their fair share. is that surprising? he complains openly about countries not paying their fair share and stepping up. is it that shocking? >> well, as max said, it's not shocking in this case because the president has made those complaints. and by the way, i would say that to make those complaints could be valid. in fact, if you talk to some european officials, they will tell you in an honest moment that yeah, they need to do more to build up their own defenses and in that way contribute to nato. but as max also said, nato is critical to global security, critical to our own security. it's a mechanism that helps protect the united states, the alliance helps protect the united states. it's in our interest that nato be strong. it's in our interest that we continue to be a key part of nato. so the president takes it one step further, and i think we're seeing it reflected in this report where he's not only urgi

charles evans, thank you for having me to check out the fed. we thank you so much.ending it back to bloomberg world headquarters. kathleen hays reporting from chicago, an interview with charles evans talking about hikes being plausible. we have to keep looking at netflix. billion,e is a 4.9 below where analysts were expecting. negative free cash flow. ahead read from new york, this is bloomberg. amazon prime video is now on xfinity x1. so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. its all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. >> bloomberg's first world news, transportation security administration officials say the rate of airport stringers desk screeners calling in sick is higher than normal it down from last weekend. a test could be facing friday of its ability to process crow

ace evans:"he cheats!"his phase of the science fair, and the school's website says ace also earned honorable mention.(grant)2 shot tag that mean ace's project advances to "he cheats!"ace evans:either . ace evans:"he cheats!" (vicki) ace's dad says he won this phase of the science fair, and the school's website says ace also earned honorable mention.(grant)2 shot tag that mean ace's project advances to the next phase of the competition, which takes place in lexington-- this saturday-- the day before the super bowl. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... she is center state once again. one day, after her rally in oakland... presidential hopeful senator kamala harris answers tough questions at a town hall in iowa. what she said about a border wall compromise. plus... will a school close in oakland? the vote is about to hap

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans team. leading figures in poland and the european community are in dance today paying their respects to the city's late mayor. who was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated european council president donald tusk a former polish prime minister is among thousands of mourners inside and outside st mary's church the funeral service is being broadcast on big screens in dansk and in cities across poland. joining us now from dunces d.w. correspondent monica said ask her so monica i can see that you're actually outside of st mary's church where the funeral service for the polish mayor is taking place as we speak can you describe the atmosphere for us. yes on many different streets and places in. like here when i am where i am standing now there are people who gathered to attend the holy mass and the speeches on the screens there are so thousands of them i told some people. here and everybody s

ace evans:"run."and the conclusion that ace came to ..ight not be a popular one with them either .ace evans:"he cheats!" (justine) although ace's dad said on social media that he won the science fair,the school's website says he actually earned honorable mention.that does mean ace's project advances to the next phase of the competition, which takes place in lexington the day before the super bowl. everyone knows, when the warriors get into that extra gear....no one in the nba can match it.....>well, the nba better watch out because golden state has won 9 in a row.....>tonight they were in bean town taking on the celtics......> demarcus cousins getting his pregame shots in.... 3rd quarter...celtics up by 3....draymond green to kevin durant....bang....splashes it in for the triple to tie the game at 80 all....durant had 33 points tonight for the dubs.... 4th quarter...warriors up by 3....7 to shoot....kyrie irving to marcus smart....money....that ties it at 111 all... crucial moment here....8 seconds left in the game....draymo misses the fr

. >>> the exchange begins with kelly evans right now. >>> thank you, scott, hi, everybody, happy monday. here's what's ahead this hour, caterpillar, nvidia and china worries all hitting stocks today, how much is the global economy slowing? we'll talk about it. >>> corporate profits and capital spending have both plunged lately will that be long lasting? if so, why >>> the countdown is on to the super bowl and those big ads, why quiet may be the new loud, dom, which i would love some quiet on super bowl sunday turn down the noise. >> oh, come on, it's the biggest game in america for goodness saks kelly, talk about the down day for the overall markets. earlier today we were down about 400 points, only down 365 right now. but the s&p looked poise today snap a three will have day winning streak, watch those trades play out in the afternoon session. one of the big movers today on the macro side of things, crude oil down by 4%, off the worst levels of the session right now. this is fears over demand because of slowdowns in china and also the u.s. may be globally speaking, ways and of course s

yeah, with evan. he loves it. >> reporter: so every day you are out here with your son? >> everyday i am out here with my son, yeah you bet. >> reporter: as a local, middleton was lucky, able get his bike in just a few months. bagg's bikes, having only been on sale for the last year, are still constructed by hand in his basement. he currently has six orders to fill. if this had existed when you were injured, how do you think it would've changed the way you viewed recovery and pfeost-injuy >> i don't know. i-- i-- i was dying for something like this, to the point where i dedicad my adult life to trying to create it. so it would've-- i would love to go back and have it. like, i took a 20 year hiatus from doing what i loved. >> reporter: does it still feel strange to be-- be out here? >> no. no, it doel sn't feestrange anymore. i'd say,ike, it's pretty easy to fall back into because it's so amazing and it's-- and i think it's prettyl, naturalike, for-- from being a human, wanting and-- and needing this. you can't overdose on this. >> sreenivasan: one of the drugs at the cen

but evans pushed federal hard taking both the first and second sets to a tie break federer shaded both of those and was then in no mood to go down to the wire again in the third. evans is just one hundred eighty nine in the world after returning from a drug bans on the third seeded swiss showed his superiority in the end winning seven six seven six six three. one of the first major shocks of the year came his twenty year old american francis to dumped out south africa's fifth seed kevin anderson last year's wimbledon finalist losing in four sets to the world number thirty nine the women's defending champion caroline wozniacki was up against lawson denmark versus sweden in a risk on the navy and much up at the grand slam danish supremacy was never really in doubt although lawson made wozniacki work for the winner of. a convincing six one six three victory the world number three if elliott fifth seed sloane stephens was taking on have former doubles partner a timea boss of hungary the american wasn't going to let friendship gets in the way of progress winning six three six one to cruise

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charles evans shares exclusive insight. >> i don't think there is any hurry.lso wouldn't want to make a mistake. it is all straight ahead on loomberg best. >> hello and welcome. this is bloomberg best. let's start with the day by day look at the top headlines. a big week for u.s. bank earnings began with quarterly results from citigroup on monday. citigroup of course kicking off a week of big bank earnings. the company was saying on the analyst call that the trading environment has improved a little bit. some of the concern was the headline number and the revenue was off 21%. remember citigroup and the other major five banks lost $200 billion in equity value in the last three months of last year. they sold off quite a little bit. there is a little bit of room to rise after that. another good thing about citigroup is that loans came in at a pretty good place which signals a pretty healthy environment. the c.f.o. mentioned there would not be real troubles until end of this year should trade continue to weigh on economic growth. john a.: missed big. wells fargo s

the chicago fed president charles evans says the u.s. can easily take a patient stance for further rate increases, speaking in an interview with bloomberg television. this, a voting member year, said the fed is in a good place for pausing as the central bank assesses economic outlook amid muted inflation. >> we are at a good point for pausing. i'm not worried about inflation getting out of hand. if anything, the inflation data has been softer than i was expecting and i would say i am going to be cautious and take more care to make sure inflation will continue up and above 2%. four audi officials have been indicted in the u.s. for their role in a conspiracy to defraud customers and regulators vibrating engines with illegal software to pass omissions test. the indictments coming week after the company posted its first annual sales drop since 2009. parent company vw says it is cooperating with u.s. authorities. a top north korean official is likely to meet president trump in washington later this week. he is in the u.s. capital as part of n

at that same time and in parallel, the agency just acquired the property at 1550 evans with the initial intention to house all the wastewater operation folks together but recognizing the unique opportunity we had, we decided to embark on a nine-month, multi-pronged stakeholder process to ask their preference to continue on oakdale or embark on building a new center at 1550 evans. the results were clear but i'd lake to take a moment to recap for you all what we did in the engagement process. again, it was nine months. we had four key strategies where we focussed on grassroots outreach knocking on over 2500 doors. we partnered with over 1600 community organizations to get a diversity of input. we cultivated a lot of followers and people chimed in to tell us their opinion of how we're doing and lastly cultivating a group of community leaders who followed us during the nine months deeply. the there was the southeast commission and committees an community leaders. and the next slide is a quick snapshot of the community partners i spoke of but the results speak for themselves. the main findin

she's inherited 9 million listeners from evans, who left last month.competitive market. lizo mzimba, beneath the news. —— lizo mzimba, bbc news. back now to our main story — brexit — and, as we've heard, a government whip has resigned while we've been on air in order to vote against the prime minister's deal. but what about the possible effect of withdrawal from the eu on different communities in the uk? 15 years ago, thetford in norfolk was transformed by the arrival of thousands of europeans — many of whom came to work in poultry production. now that industry, which relies on migrant labour, is finding the future uncertain. david whiteley has this report it's early morning, and gregory migut is getting ready for the day. he arrived from poland 15 years ago. he lives in thetford. ok, i'm ready. see you — bye. but the upheaval around brexit has had a big impact on his home town, with a number of polish people leaving. i'm really concerned, and at the same time very upset. not enough workers can help us out, not enough manual labour coming in. and it's

alex salmond called on leslie evans, in charge of the investigation, to resign. requiring to take the administration of the scottish government to court to establish that point should not have been necessary, and the person who is responsible for that, that institutional failure, the permanent secretary to the scottish government, should consider her position and take the appropriate action. in a statement, the scottish government's permanent secretary leslie evans said... the scottish government said it will considerably investigating the complaints, but only ones ongoing police have concluded. —— once. today was about the procedures followed, not about the substance of the allegations themselves, allegations which mr salmond strongly denies. we have had comment from scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon in the last hour or so and she says she has full confidence in scotland's top civil servant leslie evans in the individual who carried out the investigation. she is expected to make a statement at holyrood, nicola sturgeon, a little later this afternoon. stu

carter evans.lo ♪ ♪ and everywhere i go ♪ there's always something to remind me. ♪ ♪ of another place and time. ♪ still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables >>> little something lighter now. adventurers are still going to have an opportunity to go where nearly no one has gone before, to the bottom of the ocean. ookr f you have a spare of the titanic. get a look at this. >> reporter: far from the frigid north atlantic waters that claimed the titanic, a 2019 mission to reach the ocean liner reached a major milestone this week in the bahamas. for months, ocean gate's team has been depth testing their privately-manned submersible. they needed the sub to reach 13,000 feet, the necessary depth to reach the titanic's wreck site. on monday, ocean gate founder stockton rush got there. becoming only the second person ever to reach that depth solo. the other person was james cameron. >> i was st appreciate it until i started to come back up. and as i came to the surface and realize

evan makes a major point that it is not just the 800,000 workers.e're talking about baby sitters, waitresses, bus boy, hundreds of thousands of people not making money. but donald trump sat in front of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and said the trump shutdown would be mine and i own it and it is mine. and it is going to be me. >> and i won't blame the democrats. >> and now all of a sudden we are not going to do the both sidesism. >> that is not both sidesism. >> he had two years to get the funding for this wall because he couldn't do it. he does not care about the american public because he just assumes that they can go to their daddies and get more money. they cannot. we know this is a serious crisis and it is only donald trump, mitch mcconnell and the gop senate that should be responsible. >> hold on. democrats are in power now and after a certain point -- hold on. hold on. we've seen in the past two federal election cycles where a lot of the country has been asking washington to work and we're seeing the same games again and again where nothing

. >> we first introduced viewers to glenn evans in march.nk i described him as a cowboy from the tip of his hat to the bottom of his boots. that's been the case his whole life, but nothing else about glenn's life has been the same since last year's north bay wildfires. that is until one day this past october. the fire that one year ago destroyed glenn evans' santa rosa ranch was insatiable, unstoppable and unfailingly cruel. >> where the flowers are planted are where my son and i found my wife's remains the next morning. a and -- >> not only did it his his wife t consumed anything that might help him remember their 45 years together. well, almost everything. >> come on, angel. >> reporter: spared in the fire was valerie's favorite animal, a 16-year-old 1,600 pound texas long horn cow named angel. >> you silly girl. >> reporter: over the past year glenn visited angel every single day in her temporary home in pen grove, nothing was more important to him than getting angel back into her favorite pasture alongside highway 101. >> she means every

. >> yes, precisely and his election against charles evans hughes was so close that charles evans hughesent to bed thinking he was president and waking up -- woken up to find out no, california went a different way but i wondered if you -- >> can i -- it's a great point. >> i wondered what you're -- >> go ahead and finish. >> i wonder what your thoughts were if charles evans hughes if he had been elected president how the course of world war i would have been different. >> hard to speculate, he was close to theodore roosevelt who hated woodrow wilson but the one thing to be aware, i'm so glad that you brought up 1916 woodrow wilson whom i think is vastly overrated, he was a horrible racist, he was not a man of his time, his two predecessors were far more progressive on civil rights, this is someone who gave comfort to racist in this country, showed birth of nation celebrating celebrating the ku kluz klan in the white house. the other thing that wilson campaigned in 1916 like the caller is saying, you know, would have keptous out of war and he will do the same. he knew that we were going

i'm sara evans. music has always been a huge part of my life. music education isn't just important if you're going to make it your career. it also helps children develop the abilities that set them up for lifelong success. music is transformative >>> good morning to you. good monday morning to you. look at those cars on the road. mike will have a look at your commute in just a bit. >> so many to count. >> he's very busy. mike had a birthday this weekend. >> i did. >> a lot of celebrating? >> no,ot family. >> better get in the game early today. >> i think so. the rain will be here. we're starting out mostly dry, as we look at stormranger. you can see how close the rain is to the coast with all of that green that is just offshore. as we look at the bigger picture, i'm zooming out to show you all that is on the way as this rain spreads from south to north. we'll see a chance of lightning. we're seeing that offshore right now. let's see if that can make its way inland. here's a look at our temperatures. as you get ready to step out the door, we're f

i'm kelly evans and here's what's news as we enter the back half of the trading day.son is about to start will guidance be a trip wire the government shutdown may not prevent -- may not be reporting housing numbers. can we trust private reports that housing is bad. and bezos break up could it

i'm kelly evans. the bank bounce is the comeback in financials the sign the economy is doing just fine goldman and bank of america are now up 25% since the day after christmas. and a setback for america's energy boom. we'll look at how the government shutdown could crimp oil production and it's the op-ed that's got wall street talking the author of a new piece that says you may want to consider firing your male broker. but the move higher coming off a little bit, dom. how are the numbers looking? >> they probably feel better now about the markets. the dow is up about 152 points it's actually pacing the major three advances you can see up by almost 0.6%. and the nas dk up by about 0.3%. one big industry group to watch because those big banks such a part of the story. check out the financial spdr up almost 2.5%. over the course of the past year, these shares have fallen by about 27%, but since the bottom on christmas eve, up about 14%. a big move higher for financials goldman very much a part of that st

evan perez is out front.us what is happening here. >> reporter: i think the undercurrent of the cohen place is, one of the reasons is to protect his family. during the time they were negotiating for his plea, one of the things the prosecutor mentioned his wife had some legal exposure that she could possibly face charges. i think president trump is pointing to the fact some of this had to do with tax medallions, michael cohen's father-in-law was a part of that business. so the question was, would republican lawmakers, if michael cohen testified, would republican lawmakers go there and make it much more uncomfortable for michael cohen? i think the answer is yes. >> so, evan, to be clear, when people say this, right the president keeps bringing it up. there are all kind of reasons that someone might think that could be an implicit threat, or causing a threat. no one is saying trump or guiliani will go after someone's family, i want to be clear, what are the safety concerns cohen could be talking about? >> report

you may and evans went as far as the fourth round in melbourne in 2017.j clark and katie is one losteelchair but it is not thought to be serious. 0ver wheelchair but it is not thought to be serious. over in auckland, usually cause a finals of the asb classic, he had a straight sets win. some good news for nadal fans, they we re some good news for nadal fans, they were worried he may not make it to the first grand slam of the year but here he is arising in melbourne. people out of the brisbane tournament with a thigh strain, before that he had not played since he withdrew from the us in september. he says he is feeling confident going into the australian open on monday. not so good for halep, she may need a dose of confidence. the romanian was returning to action after a back injury, beaten in straight sets by the world number 15. runner—up at last yea r‘s the world number 15. runner—up at last year's australian open, she is currently without a coach and that will be her only game before the grand slam gets under way next week. will she... we will have to find out on monday. still to

evan is joining us for that. that is on the way. discussing why.l be no recession in the u.s.. what does it mean after those comments coming from xi jinping. talking about serious concerns. all of that is on the way. . . place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >> it is almost 11 here in singapore and hong kong. 8:37 nam mumbai. asia pacific stocks are sliding. there are increasingly gloomy views of the economy. the i.m.f. says global risks are rising. china faces serious dangers and the indian government debates billions of dollars for rural regions. >> live right here, the 2019 goldman sachs global conference in hong kong. exclusive interviews are on the way including one with one of all street's economists and an advisor to president obama, evan medeiros. this is bloomberg markets. ♪ >> we are entering the final hour

we're talking about, as evan said, under indictment! paul manafort is talking to people in the trump administration, a sitting administration -- >> stunning. >> -- and it goes back to an agent, mueller says an agent of the russian government. tide to a guy they're trying to ease sanctions on. >> yeah. i think there's two points worth making. first of all, the fact that manafort would reach out to the white house is not that surprising, because we've seen him, you know, allegedly obstruct justice while he was under indictment already. i mean, he's taken a number of actions. he tried to write an op-ed clearing his name. what's stunning is that anyone in the white house would have communications with him, while the president is still under investigation by robert mueller, while the campaign is still under investigation. that's stunning. the part about the sanctions is also, we're in the middle of a criminal investigation where all of these names are mentioned as people who are associated with manafort, associated with putin, potential russ

harry, let's talk for a second as evan is.ord conspiracy, right. >> yes. >> that is the legal term. collusion. rudy giuliani can say it until he's blue in the face. let's use conspiracy. he was sharing internal polling data and other things. subsequently there was a change in policy on ukraine and the republican policy on the platform with the accused russian operative. >> yeah, i mean, look. two things come to mind. number one, what possible explanation could there be that is innocent, at least for manafort's perspective, for why he's sharing internal polling data with somebody believed to be connected to russian intelligence. it's an extremely unusual thing to do. you don't hear of campaign managers for other presidential candidates in the past having these kinds of connections and then secondly if there was an innocent explanation, why wasn't it offered to mueller and his investigators? why did manafort lie about it, which the lies, they color our view about whether this was innocence or not and make it seem like it was pro

i'm shelby campbell, the project manager for 1550 evans. you've heard a great deal about the engagement process for the community center at 1550 evans. now let me tell you what we've accomplished to ready the project for construction. here's a timeline for what we've accomplished over the last two years, and what's next. i'll go through this in greater detail during the presentation, but to summarize, in 2017, we began the planning process, and by year end, we had the building program, site plans and floor plans completed and approved. we celebrated with the unvailing of the site plan at the sccs's annual holiday event. in 2018, we proceeded with design of the building architecture and site landscaping. we completed civic design review phase one and two, and zoning for the site to allow for the project's proposed uses of the site, and we issued an rfqp for a cmgc in august. we worked with the community and secf staff throughout the planning process. the priorities established for the new community center included to create a place of destin

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. >> hard to believe the video, but carter evans shows us divers are sharing their incredible videos this once in a lifetime encounter with one of the biggest great white sharks on record. >> reporter: gracefully appearing from the deep and dwarfing nearby drivers, the shark affectionately named deep blue. this ocean biographer is still in awe. >> you never would imagine anything that massive, beautiful great white looks like she's pregnant female would swim up. >> reporter: deep blue was first spotted this week feeding on a dead whale. she's estimated to be more than 20 feet long weighing about 2 1/2 tons. ramsey says she documented her encounter to change the public perception of sharks. >> the message i really hope to get across with these beautiful images and video, to show that they aren't the mindless man eaters that they're so often portrayed as in media like the movie jaws. they deserve a high level of respect and they need protection. >> reporter: deep blue is so famous she has her own twitter page and cameras capture her every move whenever she decides to make a special app

evans also said he thinks if he had to guess, through he hikeees >> and bullard says that the marketg loudly and then sentiment coupler-wide, and just economic-wise, seems like things kind of fell off a cliff in december and maybe that was related directly to the stock market's pull back macy's is a good example of that ceo was on this network at the end of november saying the holiday season is going to be fantastic. he was as optimistic as any ceo who had come on the network at that period of time and then they drop the kind of negative bomb that they did just seemed like the market had maybe a bigger impact on overall activity and sentiment than maybe the fed thought and now they have come back toward that point of view. >> i think so. i think that they are not ignoring the market signals here i think that they do not see the market signals as absolute proof of what is going to happen because one of the things that has happened to the sentiment surveys that gives economies pause is they have fallen and in some cases sharply, but to still pretty strong levels ism was a big fall down

. >> evan perez, thanks. investigators are said to be focused on false or misleading public statements by president trump and his team, trying to determine if public remarks were aimed at influencing witnesses or obstructing justice. rudy giuliani responding to cnn's reporting slamming the mueller team, he wants to use the public comments as part of an obstruction claim. according to this latest oppressive theory, you can't even defend yourself. meanwhile the white house working hard to keep much of what will be in the mueller report private claiming it should be protected by executive privilege. the new white house counsel has hired 17 new lawyers to help in that effort. >>> wall street rallied for a fifth day in a row. the dow climbed 123 points, recovering from a slide earlier in the day. the s&p 500 gained about half a percent. its first five day win streak since september. nasdaq closed up higher as well. u.s. oil prices climbed to $52.59 a barrel. that hasn't happened since january 2010. so a real rebou

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carter evans traveled to a town in utah with the highest concentration of federal workers in the westays "it pays to live in ogden." wishful thinking these days considering thousands of federal employees here haven't been paid in weeks, including emily roush. this is your office now. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: she's making food deliveries in a car with a broken heater so she can afford to buy her own groceries. what percentage of income are you making here? >> probably like one-fourth of my paycheck. >> reporter: roush normally works for the irs which along with the u.s. forest service employs some 5,000 federal workers in downtown ogden. at lunchtime, this area used to at lunchtime, the streets and restaurants here used to be packed. how much does your business depend on federal workers? >> 90% of downtown relies on the federal workers that are down here for breakfast and lunch during the day. >> reporter: anna davidson says business at her restaurant is down by half. she's already slashed employee hours and is now covering payroll with her personal savings. do you ever see yourself