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meeting minutes released on wednesday show there was disagreement among members over the decision to hold off in june. some saying they could have supported a rate rise last month because inflation remains well above its 2% target. the minutes show how policy makers are grappling with our to tame inflation after it hit a a0 year high last year. even a sailor benchmark rate unchanged, almost all officials believe more rate hikes are needed. ahead of thejuly meeting, there are two more key pieces of economic data that is due out. the monthlyjobs report this friday and consumer inflation data next week. to geneva, switzerland now where global leaders in artificial intelligence are gathered for a un sponsored meeting. titled the ai for good global summit, it s focusing on the positive impact the technology can have, especially in science and medicine. it comes amid growing concern
climate change is getting. plus, red alert. the omicron variant taking a major toll on life-saving services such as police and fire departments. we ll talk to one big city police chief who recently battled covid himself and leading this hour, critical talks in the all-out push to stop an invasion and potential war. u.s. and russian negotiators meeting today as vladimir putin s army readies to try to annex yet another part of ukraine militarily. we ll talk live with the state department spokesman ned price in a minute. first, let s get every angle covered from moscow to geneva where the talks took place today. let s start with alex marquardt in switzerland where a breakthrough seems less and less likely. reporter: high stakes discussions to pressure russia not to invade ukraine getting under way in geneva today after almost eight hours of talks. the u.s. couldn t answer a key question. whether russia intends to draw down their 100,000 troops that