let's be to our correspondent jennifer paul. so she's joining me from the lobby and capital rica, as dw is banned from reporting and russia. hi jennifer. how do we know what kim and put in have been discussing? well, north korea and russia are set unreturned, leading their cooperation and discuss strategic and tactical ways to make it happen . according to russian president vladimir putin, both leaders talked quite frankly to each other and noticed some areas of possible future ventures. these include the spheres of transportation as well as logistics. more concretely, this means the development of railways infrastructure for cars and trucks, as well as logistics of c ports. kim, joan was also quite interested in russia space expertise as well as satellite technologies. but 14 also stated that these topics were not the only ones that were discussed. apparently ecology also, and the environment also played a big role in these discussion. but he did not specify how exactly cremeans folks persecuted me, that he missed school said th

paul. jennifer with -- with a focus on-year-old is it true that these effects are huge and by the time you meet in november it's more likely you will have a low pce number that would make you feel more comfortable and secondly how is the lack of key indicators like cpi the jobs report impact your approach in upcoming meetings if we were to have a government shutdown? >> iow missed the first questio. what factors? the base factors. >> okay. we are looking at this monthly reading and see what the increase was from the prior month so you are right when you go back three, six and 12 months we can adjust for that. in terms of not getting data again we don't comment on government shutdowns. if there is a government shutdown and atlas through the next meeting it's possible we wouldn't be getting some of the data we'd ordinarily get and we got to deal with that. it's hard for me to say in advance how that would affect that meeting and we depend on all kinds of factors. it's certainly a reality that that's a possibility. [inaudible] >> we can tell how much inflation has gone up in a given month and

paul. jennifer schaumberger is yahoo! finance. with your focus on year-over-year pce, isn't it true that base effects are huge and that by the time you meet in november, that it's more likely that you'll have is a low pce number that would make you feel more comfortable? and secondly, how would the lack of key indicators like cpi, the jobs report impact your approach in upcoming meetings if we were to have a government shutdown? thank you. >> so i missed the first question. what was -- what factors? >> reporter: the base factors. >> base factors, ah. okay. so on that, you know, we're looking at just -- you can look at just monthly readings and see what the increase was from the prior month. so you're right, when you go back 3, 6 and 12 months, you get base factors. but we can adjust for that. in terms of not getting data, you know, again, we don't comment on government shutdowns. it's possible -- if there is a government shutdown and it lasts through the next meeting, then it's possible we wouldn't be getting some of the data that

jennifer: i saw somebody describe it as a bazooka cut. thank you, pauln, our executive editor for asian markets. later today john williams will sit down with michael mckee mckee at the bloomberg markets forum. that will be live across all of our bloomberg that forms at 8:30 u.k. time. coming up, south korean chipmaker huawei is looking at the use of its components in the latest -- south korean chipmaker, hynix, is looking at the use of its components in the latest huawei phone. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: bank of england governor bailey says u.k. interest rates are near the top of the cycle, with inflation to fall further this year. he signaled how fuel prices could play into the inflation picture. >> inflation is coming down. our forecast is performing better. it is, i should say, possible that we will get a tick up because fuel prices went down in august last year, and up a bit this year. dani: joining us is lizzy burden. it seems like a hot potato to suggest they are done hiking rates. he did this in january, it did not go well and they have a decision

gloria borger, paul kain of "the washington post" and amy walter and former prosecutor jennifer rodgers. i want to start with you about the case that's been laid out here. just to catch up our viewers here. this is the charges that are on the table for senator menendez. conspiracy to commit bribery torks commit fraud, conspiracy to commit extortion. among the evidence they found in this the case and investigation, the 2019 mercedes-benz class was found by federal agents along with cash at the home. 13 gold bars, nearly $80,000 from a safe deposit box as they accuse him of taking bribes. you read through this indictment. how strong do you think this case is? >> this is a very strong case. i mean, prosecutors went lean and mean with the charges. they just charged him with the bribery scheme in three different ways. it's effectively the same scheme, but they have all the evidence that you laid out that they obtained from executing search warrants, but they have also an incredible amount of evidence in the form of text messages among the defendants here. menendez's wife dealing with all of

jennifer: as one of her colleagues noted, the debate is not how high but how long. pauln, our executive editor for asian markets, thank you for joining us. goldman is reporting to plan to dismiss underperforming workers as soon month. the cuts are part of the wall street firm's annual staff evaluation. we are joined by lizzy burden who has been on this story all morning. what do we know? lizzy: this was positive during the pandemic in july, david solomon reminded investors it would be back to normal in late 2023. here we are, the plans are in the works, and usually when that happens, 1%-5% of the workforce lose their jobs. they are targeting the lower end of the range, and the victims will be core investment banking and trading businesses but plans are being drafted as we speak. jennifer: hearing from david solomon, he is outspoken but to coincide this news with what he is saying, this is a lot of goldman concern for the markets. lizzy: yes, you put it gently, he is a big personality. he likes to use the corporate jet and has been in for criticism throughout the summer.

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jennifer. we appreciate it as always. buster murdaugh is talking to martha maccallum. it's his first interview since his father, alec, was convicted of killing his mother maggie and brother paul a fair trial. does he have any doubts about his dad she will ask him. the fall of the house of murdaugh is available now on fox nation. that's "the story" of friday, september 1, 2023. as always, "the story" goes on. martha will be back next week. "your world" starts right now. >> this week send capping what tsa reports is the busiest summer travel period on record. >> i'm going to my sister i 30th birthday. we're going over. >> i usually stay at home to stay out of the crowds and all the traffic. >> together with our grown kids and grandkids and we just have a good time. >> neil: all right. just have a good time. the labor day travel rush is indeed on. reports are half of us are