pegida. 200—ish against the refugees.emonstrating in gera, but his views towards refugees have hardened since i was last here. and he thinks it is especially unfair that germany is welcoming so many compared to the uk. lots of people will argue that germany is doing the right thing by being more generous. how many children are here? we have 299, and 12 from other countries. and how many refugee children? three. some of gera's other residents, like this teacher, are adapting to life more comfortably. morgen! this is nine—year—old mohammed, daham's son, who has just started school. his classes entirely in german. are you talking to people about refugees, about who they are, where they have come from? some people in gera think that it is too much, and they have problems for us, and so on, and so on, but i haven't got a problem with it. children are not responsible for all the problems we have got around the world. and so we have to welcome the children. i want to help them, that's it. and the state here does as well. the inc

we were just pegida rupert harrison earlier on who was saying if you were in charge of the prime minister'sels, but to berlin and france were the real negotiation is taking place. tom: francine, wonderful at the imf meetings that vice-chairman fishermen their as he retires from the federal reserve system. in walks chair yellen she was greeted by the assembled dignitaries and the great curiosity from chair yellen about the path of inflation. here is janet yellen. >> my best guest is these soft readings will not persist. and with the ongoing strengthening of labor markets, i expect inflation to move higher next year. and most of my colleagues on the fomc agreed. tom: janet yellen at the group of 30 meetings. i thought it was the bar mike mckee was in last night to watch denver broncos go down in flames . what is the group of 30? steve: it is a group of more than 30 but basically, important policy makers from the worlds of central banking and banking and finance from around the world. they meet on the sidelines of the imf eating. every year, they bring in the world's central bankers but it sur