these .nvestments let's train all private stakeholders, whether they be equity funds, banks, the world bank, or multilateral banks. the aim of this summit on the 12th is to align all investors in the same direction to win the battle against climate change. we also asked the french environment minister if we could put a dollar amount on what success would look like at the end of the day. he refused to do that. however, we can be sure we will be somewhat closer to reaching the trillions of dollars needed to brace and ready ourselves for the effects of climate change. annette: and here is what the french finance minister had to say earlier. bruno: we can rely on the support of many american citizens, even if the trump administration is not on board. i am deeply convinced that a large majority of american citizens are on board and are supporting the french effort to fight against the climate change , and to make our planet great again. annette: in the meantime, two climate scientists have been awarded an all expenses paid life in france to advance their research in europe instead of the u.s. re

the world's most powerful central bank — the us federal reserve — will today announce if it plans on interest rates for the world's biggest economy. any rise will be seen as an endorsement of not only the strength of the american economy, but also the global economy, ten years on from the financial crisis. there have been three rises since december 2016 and markets are already factoring in another rise later today. us economic growth has hit an annualised rate of more than 3% in the past two quarters, while the unemployment rate is at its lowest since 2000. us jobs growth was once better than expected in november, with payrolls rising by 228,000 with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.1%. and in october the imf upped its forecast for the global economy and now predicts growth of 3.6% this year and 3.7% in 2018. meanwhile, the us stock market has also been surging ahead — it's regularly broken records throughout the year. but just who should take the credit for it? turns out there's a difference of opinion — as samira hussain reports now from new york. in yet another campaign st

i think he's a c first love because that was the come back from the world bank was at the world bank. katharine: he left it to the bank because it was huge and cumbersome and he left it there. bob inherited it. i believe took it with him to his own office? brian: to his own office, yes. i bring this up because you are close friends with bob today? katharine: i am. he's a good friend. brian: did he serve on the board eventually? katharine: yes, he did. yes, he did. brian: you devote a lot of time to your husband, deceased husband. had the story about his death been told in the detail that you told it? katharine: no coherently -- not consecutively. i think most of what i told had been here and there. brian: had you -- was it hard to retell that story, rethink it, relive it? katharine: it wasn't easy, not only because of the sensitivity of what i was writing but because i wanted to be sure to put it in context. it was a comparatively short period in which he was finely -- did some quite aberrational things. and -- but most of our life together was wonderful and he was wonderful and i did

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and see people you never heard of redacted the night president of the world bank. seriously send us an e-mail. greetings and salutation. so today show host matt lauer and mr prairie home companion himself garrison keillor are now the next two major media figures to fall in the vitally needed law overdue purging of major us institutions at the hands of the me too movement but while the corporate news media reacts and dissects and holds back tears of shock over the latest to dragon slaying of the sexual harassment alter of justice there is another group of victims that have been conspicuously absent from all the television news coverage since bravely coming forward and telling their stories of harassment and assault they are the over two hundred women who work under the very large umbrella of national. curity here in the united states who jointly signed and published a letter on november twenty eighth declaring that they too have been victims to various forms of sexual harassment assault and abuse well on the job working to protect the united states of america in the

and the world bank says the vast majority of miners around the world work in unofficial mines and are totally depending on the proceeds the un regulator industry can be dangerous and would benefit both workers and economies if governments made efforts to recognise it until then they'll remain a thorn in the side of regular mining companies. in this wasteland on the outskirts of kimberley close to ten thousand informal miners are eking out a living by sifting through the waste of the area's diamond mines. locally they are known as sama sama us meaning keep on trying the local zulu language kimberley is situated in south africa's northern cape province and was once the world's diamond capital but the boom is long over many of the mines and supporting businesses closed or downscaled and working as a zama zama is the only work available. to. receive a lot of this land to take us a lot. of this way. to see from mining affected communities to action is trying to help his ngo is fighting to legalize the work of the zama zamost and to lift the country's blanket ban on informal mining though t

>> david, the world bank has released what a report on china saying that the de-leveraging policies xpecting a gdp of its .4% in 2018 and 6.3% the year after. -- 6.4% in 2018, and 6.3% a year after. ae republican tax bill has late addition which would provide a multimillion dollar windfall for property owners such as president trump. it allows them to take advantage of a new tax break and advisers a that its beneficiaries include the president who has claimed the bill will not help them financially. vice president mike pence is said to have delayed his middle east trip in case his tie-breaking vote is needed. indian prime minister narendra modi is poised to retain power in his home state after an election enough is a bellwether ahead of the national election in early 2019. the party is leading in 19 nine eats in the 182 seed legislature in gujarat, but it is the party's lowest tally in more than two decades. the results are seen as strong support for the politics of good governance. at least six people died when amtrak trail derailed as it left the station. train services have been s

plus a matter of life and death on the nile but for which country by egypt's call on the world bank to help settle the dispute the longest river in africa. has two thousand and eighteen gets underway a couple of big multi-billion dollar deals are in play which could change the face of entire industries now there's one blockbuster deal that could reshape the global aerospace industry aircraft maker boeing is held multibillion dollar talks for a takeover of brazil's embraer now the deal should it go ahead would combine the world's largest aerospace company with the third largest passenger jet maker the brazilian government would have to sign off on it and the two players have only confirmed they've had private talks but the move is being viewed within the industry as significant it would advance a consolidation wife sweeping through the airspace sector i might remember knocked over european rival airbus secured a controlling stake in the c. series jets from calendars bombard. and there was also in focus this week here in the middle east demanding an apology from the united arab emirates

that's what leaders and activists who trying to change the world bank's among those stepping back from investments in oil and gas projects as julie seger reports. building up on the paris accords the focus this time is not political but financial. making sure major investors are moving away from fossil fuels but i for leading the way is the world bank with its announcement it will stop financing oil and gas exploration as it was in nineteen. great over also continue developing new instruments to help fund environmental projects. after green bonds it's created who wants to protect the oceans now wait wait out ahead sixteen billion that he had visiting green balls. edsa greenbaum fight ziggy's exploding. lake year we're going to show first move a bones. what that that's easy charles who owns the minds that the financial sector losses? a group of institutional investors are climate changed up climate action one hundred plus which manages more than twenty two trillion euros in assets has vowed to help the world's largest corporate greenhouse evaders. reduced their carbon footprint. but ind

the world bank announced at the summit that it would stop financing oil and gas exploration and extractionn reports. the french president has a way of sending messages. this one involved a river cruise. his guests — kings, prime ministers and business leaders — may have different visions and values, it seemed to say, but when it comes to the future of the planet, we are all in the same boat. and two years after the paris agreement, mr macron said it was heading for a fall. translation: we're losing this battle. those who came before us had an advantage, they could say they didn't know and it was true but for the last 20 years or so, we have known and we are finding out more every day. the world bank has said it will stop funding oil and gas exploration from 2019 and there are new commitments from business on renewable energy. but how much will these commitments mean without the world's only superpower? us president donald trump has said his country is pulling out of the paris agreement, and mr macron's show of solidarity is partly aimed at him. just along the river from the summit venue is

the world bank has said it. —— from business on renewable energy. but how much will these commitments need without the world's only superpower? us president donald trump has said his country is pulling out of the paris agreement and mr macron's show of solidarity is partly aimed at him. just along the river from the summit venue is a reminder of france's long relationship with america. its shared history, shared values. emmanuel macron has been himself as a global leader on human rights and democracy and is now on climate change but this time, at least, donald trump isn't here. before the meeting, the british by minister, theresa may, met mr macron at the lycee palace, and other bilateral relationship undergoing change. but few of the agreement‘s most powerful leaders were here in paris. this meeting was less about policies and more about a political message that with a wealth —— whether without the united states, this agreement will survive. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. could the mystery of the yeti, bette

and the world bank which were praising us for what we've done in terms of social environment you don't get a lot of praise minister for you attitude to the migrants the ombudsman mr butler who you say is politically tainted spoke in october about quite open hatred. awards migrants and refugees and public life harris meant physical attacks hate crimes towards my he he might he must be kidding and the answer say actually from the pub when i compare what was happening in terms of poland comparing to germany were comparing to france in terms of hatred or hate crimes in the united kingdom against . poles or some other sea. cities as this is comp a completely different picture in our situation we are accommodating hundreds of thousands of refugees from ukraine from the war areas of ukraine in part of the you have an organization called never again association which tracks racist and xenophobic incidents it was going to they said they used to record between five and ten such incidents a week another recording that many in a single day recently they say we've had problems keeping up with and g

>> we're going to do this world bank still, bunch them altogether.we will hear from michael leavitt and then from jim holmes. >> michael leavitt took some of this story actually comes from money from polson. years ago i was involved with supplying a large number of experts that due to diligence for a large number of enterprise funds. so or meet its what difference between them as part of the lessons learned. and the conflict between development and return was overwhelming in some of them where it was just totally confused. and i would point out that if you gave a report on development. you all talked about return, which is fine but this is my tax dollars. i want development. i realize that jobs are important but there's more to it. so what if this is if there is lessons learned one of them is, is it clear? and if it's not development, how are you going to measure the? so that's one thing. second, staff. between the funds, the staff disparity in quality was unbelievable, unbelievable. and it isn't just where they were bad. third other cos, some of the

i'm filling in on this day december twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred forty five the world bank was created following international ratification of the bretton woods agreement charted with the mission of ending poverty and building shared prosperity in the post world war two world that remains a particularly noble goal to think about especially at this time of year the bank officially opened a year later in one nine hundred forty six making its first loan in may of one nine hundred forty seven to the develop the pearl nation of france to rebuild that loan remains the bank's largest ever loan in real terms. each year the world bank's development report considers a key topic of importance for global development the two thousand and eighteen report isn't title learning to realize education's promise it's the first time they have focused solely on education and good for them education is key to addressing poverty and promoting prosperity and speaking of that i recently sat down with daphne kiss the c.e.o. of world quite university which is doing so some very cool and free things tha

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president of the world bank so take. it seriously send us an e-mail. by the fall of islamic state in iraq thousands of people from the ethnic minority who use it a group are still being held hostage we speak to a fifteen year old girl who's just escaped terrorist captivity. while in israeli court extends the detention of a teenage girl accused of attacking two i.d.f. soldiers after her husband was hit in the face by an israeli rubber bullet. two people died during price rise protests in iran which turned political with government officials and so expecting foreign involvement in the death. of war welcome you're watching the weekly here on our to the international all the latest headlines and around up the stories that shape the week an icky air and good to have you with us. well this week has shed light on the fate of an iraqi ethnic and religious minority the years it is despite the fall of islamic state thousands of the kurdish speaking group are still being held hostage many of them are children who have been abducted and sold at slave markets. or.

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president of the world bank very. seriously send us an e-mail. our headline stories this team russia will be absent from the twenty eight winter olympics that was handed out by the international olympic committee after a two year long doping scandal however the remains no concrete evidence to back the claims of a state sponsored drug probe. so will. be individual or team complications. from russia well this may be disappointment it's clear that the visibility of the russian athletes as the i.o.c. and none of its headquarters in switzerland had no house to make the decision on whether to boycott the games entirely. also ahead this r t the us president prepares to recognize jerusalem as the capital city of israel a move likely to provoke fury among many in the mideast. live from moscow every hour of the day this is r.t. international mining's you know neil welcome to the program our top story this hour the russian winter olympic squad has been banned from competing at the twenty eighteen games the international olympic committee announced it's the

and world bank. no breeze is some kind of a club in fact it's not the financial organisation but. every country which is in bricks to establish more clothes more say trust trust worth the. operation and communications between governments and between businesses of this country is we have many fields we have many. conferences where we meet with our friends from brazil china india and south africa we have many discussions on it gonna make some difference fields of cooperation is there room for a post briggs it britain in those would be good. yes of course of britain's always welcome and you do see progress being made at a faster pace now than say a year ago when the asian and international vesper bank was launched. progress is here but it's not that fast. we have this progress. in position to command deeper because it's not my sphere of responsibility in russia to. monitor of the of the stuff sure when it but when it comes to british business doing deals with russian business a lot of people ways comment on the fact the russian economy is so dependent on oil prices is that something

the world bank you'll also be talking to foreign ministers from several countries and the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson and the message here is that lebanon needs to be stronger it needs to stand alone and that is so different he must be respected by all parties also both men referring to u.n. resolution one seven zero one what was that august august the twelfth august thirteenth two thousand and six because they kind of refreshing what's gone before highlighting that for the region for the rest of the world but also i mean basically saying that mr hariri seems to be refreshed and reinvigorated as well in part i guess because of this obviously very warm relationship between the two men. well there's no down to that saad hariri is benefiting from this relationship it was the french president emmanuel mack or his intervention in the crisis largely last month which led to saad hariri eventually leaving riyadh and coming to paris and then being able to go back to beirut where he's now withdrawn his resignation and what we have here is with this meeting is really all these d

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surprise for you into an international monetary fund and what the world bank when i was visiting them for a couple of the internet year government and civil they were very much in favor of our responsible development plan because it is bringing social inclusion it is addressing inequalities in poland we were going too much into oligarchy a view was the right direction of you know try m.l.v. that monitors compliance with your signature on the international covenant for civil and political rights no no no we were asking those body to come to us like the venice. commission but i do the same criticized your moves on the constitution the same time scientifically significant significant part of this was implemented so we we are on the same hymn sheet or very close to each other right now why not to take into account those huge international institutions like i.m.f. and the world bank which were praising us for what we've done in terms of social environment you don't get a lot of praise minister for you attitude to the migrants the ombudsman who you say is politically tainted spoke in octobe

princes might make clothes or shoes the world bank has projected that in some african or asian countries up to eighty percent of people might lose their jobs. if it's true that many workers and many of them young women particular textile and software industries opportunity going to be out of a job or. potentially radically reduced then to what extent will this lead to social unrest to social destitution and essentially a fundamental crisis at the heart that society others ask why someone who owns a factory in the far east would bother investing in expensive robotic technology but it's far cheaper to keep paying workers a dollar a day the machine like that at the moment will be well beyond the reach of a factory owner in bangladesh or in china or vietnam for that matter. secondly a machine like that is likely to break down fairly often because it's it's a very fine piece of equipment if it breaks down the whole factory and then many in a factory the entire factory comes to a standstill social unrest is already a fact of life it could get far worse so to the continued and probably growing

the world bank has warned that the economies of developing nations could collapse because of the rise of automation and robotics it's fear that robots making clothes and footwear will undercut the cost of human workers in factories in countries such as bangladesh and vietnam in his second report on artificial intelligence lawrence lee considers what the impact of automation might be on the world's working poor. every day all over the western world goods are delivered to hungry consumers most of them manufactured half a world away over the seas by people who often earn virtually nothing and while the fourth industrial revolution the age of robotics and automation promises radically to alter the lives of people in the rich world it is by no means clear whether any of the benefits will be passed on to the walls working people some global brands are discussing whether to reach shore manufacturing from asian sweat shops to europe where three d. princes might make clothes or shoes the world bank has projected that in some african or asian countries up to eighty percent of people might lose

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oil jumped about sixty five dollars a barrel after news of that explosion in egypt is asking the world bank to help resolve the dispute with ethiopia over a massive dam on the river nile foreign ministers from both countries have been meeting in the capital addis ababa following a ten month impasse over the grand renaissance dam project which also involves sudan egypt fears the hydroelectric scheme will reduce its share of the water if the o.p.'s asked the dam is needed for its economic development. we usually work and cooperate to avoid any going to of tension and there are some issues that should be taken away in separated from others and i think the water issue of egypt sudan and ethiopia should bring us together in the union because it's the issue related to the future and the interest of the three countries. so. this will not bring any significant harm upon the egyptian side and we are working at the state of this we are trying to be very transparent the important thing here is that if there are any concerns that come from the egyptians we are working very closely to solve. for centuri

the world bank has said that it. business and new commitments from business and renewable energy, how much will this mean without the world's only superpower? us president donald trump has said his country is pulling out of the paris agreement, and emmanuel macron's show of solidarity is partly aimed at him. just along the river from the summit venue, a reminder france ‘s long relationship with america, shared history, shared values, emmanuel macron has been positioning himself asa macron has been positioning himself as a global leader, on human rights and democracy, and now on climate change, but this time, at least, donald trump is not here. before the meeting, the british prime minister, theresa may, met the manual macro at is on police say, another bilateral elation ship undergoing change, but the most powerful leaders were here, this meeting was less about policies and more about a political message that with or without the united states, this agreement will survive —— manual macro and theresa may —— emmanuel mac

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almost all of the small and medium enterprise public banks in the world are bankrupt. so if one of the things we can do is show that a vibrant sme sector matters to growth and development and at the same time show that you can actually make money with sensible investments in it, we can by that alone have a substantial effect. >> great. okay. so i've got -- i want to start with kim, and i want to go down the row here. i want you to each talk about if you had a -- if you were going to create an enterprise fun 2.0. for example, the u.s. congress is talking about, has some legislation now that's talking about establishing one for jordan which i think is great. let's assume there are a dozen countries or two dozen countries where this could work in some way, shape, or form. what kind of adjustments based on this conversation and from the lessons that you have learned, what would you say if were going to create an enterprise fund 2.0? kim i'm going to start with you? >> i think i'm much less qualified to answer that question than jim and bow. their experiences are obviously

the world bank announced it will stop funding oil and gas exploration in two years. former new york mayor mha withdrawal from paris has been a rallying cry for others to act. >> we have already created this america's pledge where we are going to meet our, our, agreements, already, without the federal government, not to say it wouldn't be better. >> reporter: getting the president to change signs is what macron told jeff glor he is trying to do. >> pretty sure my friend, president trump will change his mind in the coming months or years. i do hope. >> you think he will change his mind? >> yes, not ready to renegotiate. ready to work on him if he sides to scum bacome back. >> the trump decision to withdrawal has had another indirect affect. the decision so unpopular and isolating internationally, other world leaders have been less inclined to, as the expression goes, do a trump. jeff. >> mark phillips, thank you >>> last week we showed you graphic video of a controversial 2016 police shooting. the mesa arizona officer was fired for violating police procedures, but acqu

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still to come on the program rise of the robots the world bank sends out a warning about the impact of automation on the world's working poor. and as our special coverage of the holy land continues. to the muslim families who go on to sacred christian. sport will have more on what could be the biggest comeback of the year details coming up. hello the warmth has gone from the levant from northern egypt had what three or four days of temperatures well above average but it's gone with the cloud which looks a bit like a frontal system so it should be reasonably warm in the heart of iran it's hard to tell whether it's going to be to be honest but still forty in kabul and ahead of it all there is rain or snow up in the hindu kush took best and beyond so a change then to fresher and more normal weather throughout iraq and the levant that egypt the merc becoming change after that with a wind back as a southerly but temporary we've got to drop time to do all these effects of gusty change so as riyadh see the mexico only twenty two there are twenty five that'll be followed by north westerly whic

sea people you've never heard of love redacted the night president of the world bank so very. seriously send us an e-mail. bitcoin for some it's the perfect marriage of technology and finance for others it's a get rich scheme though no one can deny its market value was soaring and becoming an attractive alternative to the current global banking system is bitcoin revolutionizing the world. protocol it's more than just money it's more than just revolutionary it's a black hole that's sucking in every asset class now into the history of humanity into one glorious up to who knows where. back now a suspicious device has been found impulse down next to the german cities christmas markets with police and media glee evacuating the area all of the house the details . well police in the city of port stomach urgently investigating whether a suspicious device that they were called to in the afternoon on friday was a viable explosive device that had been placed or certainly to live it to an address nearby to the christmas market in the center of the city now this all started around two thir