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the answer may be, yes, it has been met. we are not asking the question today because we are not evaluating the lift off test today. we did not have that discussion in today's meeting. we did talk about the economy, but we do not ask ourselves whether the lift off test was met because it clearly is not met on the maximum employment side. >> thank you. >> let's go to matthew boesler at bloomberg. >> hello. when you are looking at this question of assessing whether or not the u.s. economy is at maximum employment, do you have a framework for making that judgment that is independent of what inflation is doing? if not, does it complicate that assessment, given all of the uncertainty about inflation right now and the inclination to believe that the high inflation that we are seeing is not related to capacity and utilization and the labor market? thank you. >> we do not define maximum employment as -- we define it in terms of inflation, but there is a connection. excellent employment has to be a level that is consistent with stabl

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but as you can see here, it hasn't been met.eleased a financing plan suggesting it won't be met until 2023. that delay has angered developing nations. more than 100 of them released a paper before the conference, saying... here's david ryfisch, a climate policy expert with the ngo germanwatch. we know that they have not met the 100 billion in that there is a gap, and of course that is a huge issue terms of trust, and trust is the foundation for negotiation. in glasgow, african leaders have been making their case for more to be done in reaching the $100 billion a year target. the bbc�*s peter okwoche spoke to kenya's president uhuru kenyatta. each time hopes are high, but the results are always greatly underwhelming, and it... have they been i in: underwhelming, and it... have they been lying to _ underwhelming, and it... have they been lying to you? _ underwhelming, and it... have they been lying to you? this _ underwhelming, and it... have they been lying to you? this is _ underwhelming, and it... have they been lying to you? t

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. >> sara became fast friends with diana when they met in the sixth grade. >> all through high school we would write these hilarious notes to each other, still paying attention in class. >> of course. >> of course. we would challenge each others like who could write the first sentence of the worse romance novel. >> she says diana had a true gift for creative writing. as well as music. something sara, now a professional bassonist, know something about. >> she was a really fantastic piano player from a really early age. >> you to really shared a love music. >> yes. yeah, we did. we were in marching band together. it was really fun. [laughs] >> she had a schedule. she would wake up, she would do her reading. >> jennifer was diana's college roommate. >> she was extremely disciplined. >> and diana was passionate about staying fit. >> it was going for a walk. taking a hike. getting on her bike. going for a swim. >> diana's healthy lifestyle and good looks were hard to miss. >> it always seemed like guys always really, really liked her. she wasn't trying to attract attention, but she was jus

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have you met any ofthe from the book. have you met any of the stars _ from the book.ve you met any of the stars themselves? i - of the stars themselves? i have! i think i have of the stars themselves? i have! ithink i have met have! i think i have met everyone other than alan rickman and maggie smith. i’m rickman and maggie smith. i'm sure ou rickman and maggie smith. i'm sure you will thoroughly enjoy the events ahead. you look fantastic. you look the part. thank you for being on the programme. pop star sophie ellis baxter has sold millions of records and she has one a new legion of fans for dancing around the breakfast table. and now she is going all out for the annual fundraising event for the bbc, children in need, strutting her way through the 24—hour kitchen disco and she is currently on screen but not in the kitchen but in our radio theatre at bbc. she isjust a but in our radio theatre at bbc. she is just a few floors above me right now. we have sent my colleague, david eades on a special mission to give sophie a boost in the middle of the night. of course, it

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i'v e i've not personally met anyone that i've not personally met anyone that i would consider racescounty cricket club, but i have seen the report and i have seen the allegations being upheld of acts that have been racist from people who are no longer at the club. more broadly than that, i would say that what i've seen is a culture that is locked in the past, a culture that finds it difficult to accept challenge and change, and that, in my view, it would be great if we could move forward. well, in a separate development, rana naved—ul—hasan has corroborated azeem rafiq's claim that michael vaughan made a racist comment to a group of asian players — a claim which vaughan "totally denies". the former england captain said he was named in yorkshire's rafiq report. vaughan is alleged to have told a group of asian players, including rafiq and naved, "too many of you lot — we need to do something about it." ex—pakistan bowler naved told espn he also heard the alleged comment. writing in his newspapaer column on thursday, the bbc pundit said he "completely and categorically denies" saying t

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i mean, i don't -- yeah. >> jimmy: when you and -- you met on the set of "fargo."y. i just knew he was awesome and that we were about to work together and i was like, okay. i started to research him. i watched all of "friday night lights" for the first time. cold in calgary, there wasn't much to do. i went on a jesse plemons -- >> >> jimmy: breaking bad"? >> i've not seen "breaking bad." >> no, sorry. that's the last thing he wants to watch with me. when am i going to watch "breaking bad"? >> jimmy: i don't know, tomorrow? >> tonight? [ laughter ] kids screaming at me? no. >> jimmy: he's great? "breaking bad." he does terrible things in that, jesse pinkman, a fellow jesse. >> yeah, yeah. aaron, who we also hang out with sometimes. >> jimmy: you know aaron paul too and you've not watched "breaking bad"? >> no. >> jimmy: wow. do they get bummed out or they don't care? >> i don't think aaron's wife's seen "breaking bad" either. maybe she has. >> jimmy: come on, now, that's not possible. >> i remember she didn't see something and i was like, "oh, you're like me." >> ji

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recently i met a grouo _ he lives inside the zone. 25 people - he lives inside the zone. recently i met a group of 25 people from - he lives inside the zone. recently i l met a group of 25 people from iraq, and before 15 from syria, some guys from somalia, some people from turkey. so i don't know, but it is probably around 100 or something. {iii probably around 100 or something. of some people have made it across the border and are hiding in the forests along its length. behind them, a hostile belarus border force, and ahead of them a europe where they are not really wanted. we went back to the woods where the young family was fine. the geopolitical stand—off continues. belarus and russia against poland and the west. these scattered possessions a reminder of those caught in the middle. jenny hill, bbc news, poland. £50 million worth of government funding has been promised over the next five years to help find a cure for motor neurone disease. it comes two months after a petition was delivered to downing street, by some of those living

at today's meeting the committee judged the economy has met this test and decided to reduce the pace of asset purchases. beginning this month we will reduce the net pace of our asset purchases by $10 billion fortressy strurt asks $5 billion for agency mortgage backed securities we also announced another reduction of this size in the monthly purchase pace starting in mid december, since that month's purchase schedule will be released by the federal reserve bank of new york prior the our des fomc meeting if the economy evolves broadly as expected we judge that similar reductions in the pace of net asset purchases will likely be appropriate each month, implying that increases in our securityings holdings would cease by the middle of next year. that said we are prepared to adjust the pace of repurchases if warranted even after our balance sheet stops expanding our holdings of securities will continue to support accommodative financial conditions our decision today to begin tapering our asset purchases does not imply any direct signal regarding our interest rate policy we continue to arti

but the met says changes in restrictions are "carefully considered".rrespondent lucy manning has this exclusive report. the met and its commissioner under pressure like never before, reeling from one of the worst incidents in its history and facing an inquiry. but tonight, new allegations about how the force investigates its own. there are a lot of officers who are a clear risk not only to victims but to the organisation. jaysen veeren, for ten years a met officer, including time inside its internal investigations unit, the dps, policing the police. but he claims, with cuts to officers, he felt pressured to help reduce the restrictions faced by those under investigation by a senior officer known as the "appropriate authority". you recorded some of your fellow officers talking about the way cases were managed. what did that recording say? it clearly shows the appropriate authority telling me there's too many officers on restriction and we did not have enough officers on the street of london. we're not going to sack everybody that comes to attention of d

it has almost met or 2 of its target, sir, with it, with respect to the purchase agreement. and so it has shown the way in that sense it has done better than most of most countries party to the buyer's agreement on meeting it's bad screen commitment. so, so that is what i think we should focus on in the next decade with that and, and, and that's what we could talk about as well. okay? so it rated this, you know, had getting half and a half, and you're getting half of its energy from renewables by 2030, that feasible to you have to see it's feasible by that. it's liddy aspiration. aids of any ambitious. for example, you know, all the predictions say that india's bike, when he put be in the us, i'm on for a generation capacity will be some that are on it with by when you think 500, you mean, like you would almost be meeting in the target i'd like to do my renewal, which is almost like tripling existing production food and other than that. and in many things, if you look at the project other than the next, actually 2 by 2. so if you achieve so wondering if you use the 2nd simil

released a planet saying it will not be met until 2023.can imagine, that has angered developing nations. more than 100 of them released a paper before the conference saying, there can be no more excuses for unfulfilled, says, particularly climate finance. policy expert the ngo german watch is here. >> we know that they have not met the $100 billion. there is a gap. that is a huge issue in terms of trust. trust is the foundation for negotiations. >> also at the summit, african leaders have been making their case for more to be done to reach that 100 billion dollars a year target. we have been speaking to kenya's president. >> each time, hopes are high, the results are always greatly underwhelming. >> have they been lying to you? >> this is the question we are putting to them today, it is what we are saying. even before we begin talking about new commitments, let's see you fulfill those pledges that you have already made and declared to the world. we really expected a lot, especially after paris. kenya, and i think the developing part of thi

he met them in beijing, he met them at his home at the vice presidential home.met them at cafe milano in a private room in washington, d.c., while he was vice president. the idea that he didn't know anything about hunter biden's business dealings is just so farcical. >> let's talk about more what specifically is on the laptop. we know how the libyans knew about his personal life, his drug use, frequently using. we know they knew. we know that they characterized as such as he was working out a deal trying to work out a deal at the time. i've got to assume that russia, china, kazakhstan, ukraine -- they all have a dossier on hunter biden. we have talked long before the release of this book about things that are on this laptop that are devastating to hunter biden. what can you tell us specifically and why has he been so far able to prevent being arrested? >> i think that when you look at the totality of his life as i've charted it through the nine use laptop covers, he had so many close calls. he even mentions using his own memoir. he was a, he surrounded himself w

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but i actually met even beyond this is close the scene of the border. so like one or 2 or 3 kilometers from the border in the forest in the desk for us, for my size and the other 2 years. and also the habitants from the region we've been providing, mentoring a, they're actually like on the frontline and say in the form of, you know, providing food, warm food, tea, uh, clothes, shoes, you know, all the basic stuff that is needed and water and, and so on. some medicine, some, some very, very 1st aid to the people who are stranded. yes . think about the 1st state that you're providing there because let's not forget it . it's very cold. where you are right now, and we've just heard from our correspond for those individuals that have been subject to be things by the authorities won't have, as your organization managed to see. i mean, are people getting injured? they're well, i've been involved in the groceries were going to get for him because we professional big organizations are not here. i know they are not allowed to enter the restroom, but also the pres

he met with a cover me here in baghdad. and he wants to send a message that iran does not want any escalation between these groups and call me, at least for the time being. he wants to diffuse the tension between cousins, government, and those iranian backed groups. the urine is warning the number of people on the edge of famine has risen to 45000000 around the world. the jump is largely done to food security in afghanistan. more than half the population as about 22000000 people don't know over the next meal is coming from charlotte bellis reports from couple for agencies say without immediate medical intervention, millions of children may starve to death. ho, sunjay is one of the busiest food markets in western cargo. the produce comes fresh from farms outside. the city prices are cheap. for 3 years re zohler has been here with his wheelbarrow. he's a karate one men who for a small fee transport shop is groceries. yet for the last few months, his wheelbarrow has been mostly empty. he says, shoppers can't afford his service

k. met with iranian officials, the u. s. is that but only holding talks indirectly at least 4 people have been killed in the toxicity of a stumble after it was struck by a powerful storm with gale force winds, least 19 others were injured in the storm. towards the co founded jack dorothy has stepped down a seo, he faced internal pressure to resign and survived an investor bed to oust him last year. those are you headlines are design well coming up next. ah, ah, organized crime within israel, palestinian community is on the increase. and tamara al miss harl of al jazeera arabic is examining wine in 2020 a record. 96 murders were reported almost double the figure of 5 years before every one's agreed on the numbers. but not on the reasons why they're increasing, even among israelis before in the whole short shamperdeen, an alternate global quimby soil? yes, pal been mushroom because the me will be in the muscle to come to marvin or rip are mean are mr. arthur's or him or of him, can you look as a hinge attorneys article and sho

so, i met betsy backstage before an event.t was one of those moments where we meet a lot of people, everybody does, but when you meet somebody special, you know what. it is like they have kept a seat at the table for you and there was betsy. i just fell in love with her and she fell in love -- well, there was a mutual bond. and then, i went on to work. we kept in touch and then two weeks later when i got back from tour, two weeks after i got back, my husband michael died. he suffered from dementia. it was obviously earth shattering. i was going through the letters of condolence a few weeks later or week or so later and there was hillary. hillary clinton. during the brutal election campaign, she took time to write to a woman she never met about a man she has never met, a canadian who cannot even vote. this was an act of just kindness and it meant so much to me. i could see why so many people have such admiration for her. politically, but at that moment i could see why betsy loves her and as i fell in love with her then, to. i g

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i've met with taliban leaders and talked about access. in fact, before the taliban took over already they were controllers 60 to 70 percent of the geography and site. we've not had a problem working in the areas that the taliban have control hold insights. they have assured us in fact have delivered on allowing us the access that we need. we don't take a view politically and either side away. we are neutral, impartial, independent, and they, we have us, i've asked him clearly, you must make certain that we have independence to act in so far. we've not had any problems. they've actually security was protected. our warehouse is protected. are people making certain that there's no corruption, diversion of food, allowing us to do our job? and that's what we want in need in any area of conflict with us, yemen or syria. and so we were, we work in these types of environments all the time. so we know how to get it done and right now the taliban has not been an obstacle for us. and in fact, we're discussion with them how to get girls back in schoo

when we met the russian ambassador, he says, i want it to be call. whoa. hi jim day. then i pull him, if you don't agree, i'll just tell the media that he don't think that sanitation is so. and then you have people threatening the russian. yeah. so after the 30 seconds of silence, he says, okay, we'll support you. when we had add this site up, the african states, the pacific island, and europe as the whole block, then the rest doesn't want to object any more because of $193.00 countries already 122 sponsored b. our resolution was on the teva and it's like any objection and there was silence and then they just not that they were half. and so we are like, so judy land and so happy a general assembly. welcome to all of you to commemorate. well, why that day? i feel like a father at the wedding. the bright name is called sanitation. she looks so pretty today. this is certainly the biggest individual thing that we have done at the united nations, and certainly i'm very proud of toilet they world toilet day or even a real thing. yeah, of course, that's a real thing. novembe

military as a translator he met baby leah then just 16 days old for the first time as she was hoisted wire this was the first time you met your daughter >> yes i was very emotional at that time but i just have two minutes because i knew the job is not done. >> grateful to be together but he says what still keeps him up at night is the danger those left behind in afghanistan face every day. what about the rest of your family? >> they are both stuck in afghanistan we are just keeping fingers crossed because every call i get from afghanistan i'm praying to god it is not bad news. >> what do you think her future is now? >> she has an opportunity that a lot of the kids don't get who were left behind on the other side of the fence. she is a fighter >> the family happy to be here but so worried about those left behind in afghanistan. that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other and so long from phoenix. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser per

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they met with a rainy and commander of and puts force a part of the iranian republican gods. he met with academy it here in baghdad, along with the leaders of the political leaders. iranian affiliated affiliated, political leaders, and iranian affiliated armored groups. they all met him, but that, and he wants to send a message that iran does not want any escalation between these on the groups and cousin me, at least for the time being. he wants to diffuse the tension between a cousin government and those iranian backed on the groups. okay, thank you so much ronald, i'm the law had reporting from baghdad. iraq ah, leaders will use the 2nd and final week of the cop 26 climate, some at to see consensus on financial help for developing and vulnerable countries, previous commitments by richer nations on a longstanding issue remain unfulfilled. the 1st week saw pledges to curb methane emissions phase out coal fired power, stop overseas fossil fuel financing, and save forests. active as guttenberg has labeled a talks, a failure, and an exercise in green washing. and are simmons fol