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$15 billion a month. but even as it dials back support, the fed is closely watching the labor market. last month the economy added just 194,000 jobs, well short of expectations. on friday the october numbers are due. economists forecast 385,000 jobs added and a jobless rate of 4.8%. another big miss, like the last couple of months, could underscore how fragile this economic recovery remains. >> announcer: before the bell is brought to you by e-trade. 24/7 support when you need it the most. plus, zero-dollar commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. [ding] get e*trade and start trading today. ...

>> yes. i called the police on the police because i don't know what's going on, you're in my house and won't tell me anything. >> reporter: the family can be heard repeatedly telling police the suspects never entered their unit. officers later apologized. >> they thought they were doing a good thing chasing a guy with a gun up here. >> reporter: in a statement, a c.p.d. spokesperson said, >> trauma, heartache. they left a lot of baggage behind. >> reporter: the civilian office of police accountability tell us they are conducting a preliminary investigation into this case. bill. >> whitaker: da...

-- 200,000 cases a day. you motor a piece which you point out that any infection comes with the possibility of what we're calling long covid. an estimated 1 million people, including 33,000 children live with long-term covid with 385,000 people having symptoms for more than a year. i wonder is this whole debate missing something important, given the idea if you don't go to the hospital and don't die, you're fine. that's just not true, is it? >> no one is measuring long covid routinely. it tends to get ignored. deaths are lower and hospitalizations are lower and they are now going up in uk and ...

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Select committee. that afternoon to you. first of all, to what gavin williamson had to say this lunchtime. he welcomed the statement is when you spoke in the house of commons. the point that was being raised by the national education union is what else is needed to compensate for the end of the bubble system? the needed to compensate for the end of the bubble system?— the bubble system? the first thing i should say is _ the bubble system? the first thing i should say is this _ the bubble system? the first thing i should say is this is _ the bubble system? the first thing i should say is this...