this is a central tenet of mcc.we believe our model is well-suited to incorporate climate change into our investments, and have demonstrated that with our track record. as we look forward and when we look at our programs going forward, you know, the countries and their interest in meeting own climate goals and contributions ties in with our model and partnership as we work to develop our programs together. our new commitments built on our model. we are not replacing our model or stepping away from our model as we look to further our climate goals. what we are doing is systematically working with partners and their priorities to ensure that climate infrastructure is resilient, and taking a look at our analytical tools, another hallmark of mcc determining what we invest in to make sure it is consistent with best practices in climate science and economics. again, just reiterating, i feel these partnerships have served us well in the past and will serve as well as we move forward. >> all right, well, thank you. well, i'

like the pride mcc and cc and many other stuff. there's never been any good stories about apps like and twitter and youtube and that's never been on bbc either. and so older generations and people that had had the apps are starting to think really bad stuff about them when really they are important for people's mental health and meeting people online to talk to them. well, one of those at bbc news whose job it is to think about how to appeal to younger audiences is debbie ramsey. we can speak to her now. sophie referred there to mcc, which is to do with minecraft. i suspect a fair amount of our older audience won't know what that is. i wonder is that the sort of thing that should be getting more attention on bbc news? i think it does get attention. some of these subjects do get attention, but i think sometimes the challenge is getting it on the right places so that young people can actually see it. certainly, in bbc news, we do try and make sure that the younger audience aged 12 to 15 know about what we're doing and know that news

and country ownership is essential of mcc's model to work on climate is no exception. in addressing climate change in her work, is essential to ensuring our investments of sustainable and provide lasting results pretty and reducing poverty to survive the storms that come his way navigation system can only increase crop production if water is available in understanding and preparing for future risk is essential to making sure the economic transition generated by the investments are sustained over time and think you again for the opportunity to testify on climate work and look f forwardo your questions pretty. >> thank you for your testimony. on all recognize members for five minutes each and pursuant to house rule, for the purposes, because of the virtual format, all recognize members in seniority alternating between a majority minority and also alternating between the two subcommittees and i can only: you if you're present with your video on it please turn your video function on so that you can see everyone else in the room and he mr. turn, please let then, staff know

sophie referred to mcc which is to do with mine craft. our older audiences won't know what that is. i wonder is that they sort of thing that should be getting more attention on bbc news? i think it does aet more attention on bbc news? i think it does get attention. _ more attention on bbc news? i think it does get attention. some - more attention on bbc news? i think it does get attention. some of - more attention on bbc news? i think it does get attention. some of these | it does get attention. some of these subjects to get attention but i think sometimes the challenge is getting it on the right places so that young people can actually see it. certainly in bbc news we do try and make sure that the younger audience age 12 to 15 know about what we are doing and know that news is for them. sometimes it may be that the way we do that is through the platform like instagram or tiktok which we are working on our strategy around. or youtube was about our aim is always to bring them back to the bbc because there is so much content and so much goo

the button had asked mcc on it. student nonviolent coordinating committee and it also had one man, one vote. he's wearing his button. the principle of the school tells the students you can either stay here but you've got to take the button off. if you keep the button on, go home. some students took the button off and some students said we're not taking it off. and they were dismissed, they were sent home . they and their parents got lawyers and sued. saying that there first amendment rights have been violated. this was completely novel. this was novel. they wanted the district court level but again the united states court of appeals reversed and said there's no evidence that they're disrupting anything. there's no evidence that the mere wearing of this button is undercutting the executive mission of the highschool . so long as the students are not disrupting anything they should be able to express themselves at school. well, there was a supreme court case 10 years later. tinker versus des moines independent school d

the mcc was once hailed as a prototype for a new kind of federal jail and the most secure in the countryt years it has fallen into disrepair. the justice department said in august it would close the jail to undertake much-needed repairs, but it may never reopen. >>> jury selection continues today for three georgia men accused in the killing of ahmaud arbery. this is an incident that sparked national outrage. travis mcmichael and his father is accused of killing ahmaud arbery. >>> and then santa cruz county sheriff deputies returned to campus after a year after the school board voted to eliminate the program. two students are facing charges for the murder of a 17-year-old. the school resource office will be paired with mental health workers. >>> and then firing the head football coach after refusing to get vaccinated. he's the first major college coach to be fired for refusing to get the vaccine. the coach applied for religious exemption but was denied. four assistant coaches were also fired for noncompliance. >>> well, we all know it still hurts after the giants' seasons came to a crushi

we saw "nollywood dreams" at mcc. the theater >> seth: that's really exciting. and we were talking backstage about "funny girl. i mean, this is a show that has never been revived an iconic part played by barbra streisand >> it's barbra streisand >> seth: it's barbra strei >> seth: you know, so you must have -- i mean, i don't know if hesitation's the right word, but, like, what's it like to take on something like that? >> it's insane i mean, it's truly, the first dream i ever had of -- "funny girl" was my obsession as a two-year-old [ laughter ] normal like, i begged my mom to make my third birthday party "funny girl" themed so, you know, like at party city you have, like, elmo plates and "beauty and the beast. and i was like where is the fanny brice balloons [ laughter ] and she was like, "they don't exist. it didn't click for me but i -- i literally had a "funny girl" themed birthday party. my mom made me a fanny brice costume. >> seth: so you're three-years-old. that's so shocking to me like, how did you know it? w

but that you're interested in implementing the mccs china has done really to funnel everyone througheir own currency. >> no, it would be up to congress and what we are really working with the authorities that you've given us i said this i think that many of these tokens are based on the facts and circumstances that many of us are under tokens do need making an investment contract or a note or some other form of securities that would bring them within the investor protections remix of the fcc. >> thank you rated talk about innovations for a moment, maybe the u.s. marcus in the entire world maybe major innovation that we have in referring back to the banking, you stated in your current role, animation is that acts as an economic activity and gives so many of us better opportunities in life. and so as the commission continues to review this we commit to balance any changes with the impacts that will have on everyday investors. >> i think that is our three-part mission but also to balance the economics that innovations as i said it does help increase our economy and access to capitol. th

sophie referred to mcc which is to do with mine craft.nd so much good content that we are making just for them. can i ask how concerned you are about this missing audience? i think everybody in the media industry is concerned about the kind of challenges that we are facing. because people have so much choice. it is a challenge for us to be where younger audiences are. and perhaps ring them back to the bbc. there is absolutely no point in the bbc doing everything that everybody else is. we have to add value. it can'tjust be doing things on youtube, tiktok, other platforms that don't add value to peoples lives. there are several things that are in place and are being brought into place in bbc news. like bbc young reporter which is aimed at 11 to 18 —year—olds and is a way in which young people can tell their own stories with support from colleagues inside the bbc across a range of platforms in a range of outlets. there are several things that are in place and are being brought into place in bbc news. like bbc young reporter which is aimed a