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gregory, you have had your chemo treatment all the way through the pandemic.ke for you. they have been so good here and i have never had to miss a single treatment. not one? i have heard so many stories of people's cancer treatment being cancelled and i have had every single one. rhianna, how have you managed to do that? because it is notjust with gregory, is it? it is with all the cancer patients. exactly. we have kept running throughout the whole year that this has been going on now. we did have a lot of staff redeployed to intensive care, those that have the skills relevant for that. but then we also trained up a lot of other nurses in giving chemotherapy and other treatments and so we managed to pull on lots of different staff within the trust to come and help us out over here. we have been able to kind of keep running at almost full capacity if needed. gregory, obviously you haven't been able to have visitors or anyone sitting alongside you while you have had chemo. how has that been for you? again, my girlfriend, she is very au fait. she knows a lot abou

my father is gregory fairly well known california architect from the forty's and fifty's. so this is letters. to say i just came into my hotel room from an interesting and unexpected visit to the basement drafting rooms that yaf are white and have to tell of johnson's jewel in new canaan he is a real fascist intellectual. i started running through some old papers and then i came across this here 200 page 10200 page file that the f.b.i. kept on him and they were watching everything he did in the mid forty's to the mid fifty's. gregory believes that decent housing should be their right and everyone not just the privilege of very wealthy pay from. watching 12 percent of the population is why there should be a lot of black families living out here yeah this is only a beginning but i think it's wonderful well let's see how wonderful it is what i want to know winds come flying out of. my house. the neighborhood was supposed to be twice as large the plants was $400.00 homes and only $52.00 were built the f.h.a. at that time didn't think that enter graded neighborhoods would. attr

next, new york congressman gregory meeks, who chairs the foreign affairs committee talked about u.s.olicy in central and south america, and the ongoing global pandemic. this conversation was part of the annual washington conference on the americas. >> i am the president of chevron's middle east, africa, exploration and production company. chevron has been operating in the americas for over a century and we have been proud sponsors of the washington conference on the americas for many years. in fact, chevron was a founding member of the council in 1963 when president john f. kennedy asked david rockefeller to form the council. chevron deeply values the role of the council of the americas, continues to bring together policymakers from across the hemisphere to discuss and promote policies that would be for the good of all people. it is now my pleasure to introduce the honorable gregory meeks to the washington conference on the americas. congressman meeks has had a lifelong career in public service. he has served as assistant -- attorney, and chief administrative judge in new york state.

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gregory is next from maryland. good morning. >> thank you very much. compared to the last president, this is my guy, he is doing a heck of a lot more in a little bit of time that the last president would have taken 10 years to figure out. do you know what i mean? >> thank you for the call. now to jim in pennsylvania. >> thank you for taking my call. i don't approve of esther biden's plan. -- mr. biden's plan. my question, these last stimulus that we needed, i am curious why isn't all that money spent? wire they holding money back for the last stimulus and creating more stimulus? another thing is, we all know that corporations write off their taxes. it's a business expense. i have a suggestion. if he wants to help this country out, take the cap off of social security so everybody can pay to help everybody else. this taxing the corporations has been a smokescreen for many years. it doesn't work. they write the taxes off and the working people pay for it anyway. look at the price of things. these corporations are reaping the benefits right now. everything

it all started a year ago when model and photographer marcel gregory showed up had no work and a lot of free time. on the go. out of the $100.00 or. one ton auction she has not sat down and said i'll just try something how do i look with a mask on what do people see right now when they see me with a mask. that. he then traveled across germany photographing people with and behind their masks his photo book behind the mask collects a broad variety of types and characters it shows people in the midst of crisis from all social classes and experiencing various emotional states. the viewer is confronted by their expressively intense gaze its. moment how does that feel sort of right now or facial expressions or reduced. just the eyes that's why it was important that the eyes really shine and with these 2 rad lights you have very brilliant eyes reflecting these lights then when you blow up the images you really feel like you can look into people's souls just a few of them demand mention in his initial. in front of stocks camera people are candid revealing their state of mind whether they're

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the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee gregory meeks joins us now.ou for joining us. so president biden says the dn i-report will be released in a declassified version. if it is proven that the virus did start in a lab in wuhan, what would be the appropriate step for the u.s. to take? >> number one, thanks for having me, jake. it is good to be on with you. i believe that with the president's doing is a very good thing. let it be classified and we had c classified neatings of which i can't discuss. i think the president is doing it so it become very apparent to the american people that we note takes what takes place if the intelligence agency can let us know. i think then we can take the appropriate action as well as make sure that we're prepared to prevent and analyze the deficiencies in our response to the pandemic which took place in what we need to do to make sure that it never happens again. and working in coordination with the world health organization and making sure that happens. i think that -- and holding folks accountable at the result of t

let's talk about this with cnn political analyst david gregory.ng who his base might be, how long can he get away with this? this is someone who is qanon revered. the whole crux of their belief and political beliefs has to do with a conspiracy of sex trafficking and here he's accused of sex trafficking with a minor. how long can he get away with this? >> to me this is out of the donald trump playbook. if you're facing legal peril, his attorneys wouldn't be pleased with him out there making these kinds of remarks, but the idea is to minimize charges against him as completely ridiculous and focus on corruption by the government. i think there's another part of his base who applauds that kind of boldness, saying i'm not worried about what i'm being investigated for. as elie pointed out, there's a lot of legal information here. they don't take kindly to an elected official to blowing off what the investigation is. but to a political audience what he's saying is, you know, forget what i'm being accused of, which, you know, he's denied any contact with

jon: always good to hear from you, gregory daco. the data out of europe today, fantastic, upside surprise. in the u.k., here's data, retail sales surging as the stores reopen. the private sector in the u.k. expanding at the fastest rate since at least 1998. we get a back to business in europe and the u.k.. tom: the zeitgeist, there was an image looking down a street in paris, and it was jammed. you think about all of the gloom about lockdowns in paris and italy. i saw american airlines is trumpeting nonstops to milan again. this is happening, and what i would and for size, and i could be wrong on this, i went far south yesterday. i got to 56th street. jon: congratulations. tom: thank you, but i would really emphasize the recovery we see in new york city. jon: two streets south of our you are right now. tom: i was the. jon: tom raising the guide, the outlook, 5.3 to five point seven, previously 4.6 to five. so it's another big american company looking forward in seeing the brighter future. good morning, alongside tom keene and lisa a

he's basically saying, if they're going to do this, i'm not playing. >> i respect gregory.y day. but i respectfully want to point out that big newsmakers pick who they want to talk to for one on one interviews all the time. i only live in the real world, john, as you do. and we know that when you are a big newsmaker with many interview requests, you pick and choose. today marks the second anniversary of lori lightfoot being mayor. that's why this is coming to a head today so she had a bunch of interview requests so she did pick and choose and some of the outlets that she is talking to today are community outlets that don't have the resources to staff city hall every day like the big legacy outlets do. and what's wrong with that? and by the way -- >> some people are playing it basically as no whites allowed. that's how it's being portrayed, as you can imagine on an entire cable network. >> absolutely, and i see what's happening, and i see how the right wing press is playing this. but everybody take a deep breath. that's not what is happening. if i had a question for lori lig

military historian gregory irwin talks about the challenges the british army faced and -- during the revolutionary war. the museum of the american revolution, and the richard's yvonne foundation cohost of the event as part of a three-day international conference. my name is philip mead. i'm the director of curatorial affairs and chief historian here at the american museum of the revolution, it's my distinct honor today to welcome gregory irwin of temple university, a historian of military history, broadly from the era of the american revolution through world war ii. and professor or when is a longtime friend of this museum project. it's one of the great advantages of being in philadelphia that we can be close neighbors to professor irwin, whose work on the british army in the american revolution is extensive and nuanced and is always inspiring of our exhibits and publication, in the development of our core exhibition, professor urwin played a crucial role in the display of the story of enslaved runaways weighing the promise of the films are proclamation by clinton in 1979 which baked

it all started a year ago when model and photographer marcel gregory shuck had no work and a lot of free time. in the cold. out of the $100.00. 1 don't have not sat down and said i'll just try something how do i look with a mask on what do people see right now when they see me with a mask. that. he then travelled across germany photographing people with and behind their masks his photo book behind the mask collects a broad variety of types and characters it shows people in the midst of crisis from all social classes and experiencing various emotional states. the viewer is confronted by their. press of the intense gazes. moment how does the right now are facial expressions are reduced to just the eyes that's why it was important that the eyes really shine and with these 2 rod lights you have very brilliant eyes reflecting these lights then when you blow up the images you really feel like you can look into people's souls just a few thoughts into monday mentioned in his initial. in front of stops camera people are candid revealing their state of mind whether they're famous or not. actor due

travis mcmichael gregory mcmichael and william bryan now face federal hate crime and attempted kidnapping charges. you may remember the 25 year-old arbery gunned down last year while simply jogging through a neighborhood gregory and travis mcmichael claim to be conducting a citizens arrest saying they acted in self-defense thinking that are very was a burglary suspect. bryan recorded video of arbery's death and even allegedly hit arbery with his truck after joining the mcmichaels on that chase. >> in the east bay disturbing new surveillance video of yet another ugly attack. 2 teenagers attacking and robbing an 80 year-old haitian man. this happened saturday in san leandro, the man pushed to the ground. he was punched of the teenagers can be heard on the video laughing. the man's fitbit bracelet was stolen. investigators are not ruling out calling it a hate crime and they are appalled by the fact the attackers are apparently so young. >> it is absolutely disheartening. i have elderly parents who also go on early morning and evening walks just hitting the victim screaming for help and and s

thanks so much, gregory. man. thank you. now the un human rights office in the u. k. of joined international appeals demanding the release of a bill, the russian journalists detained after a commercial jet was forced to land. ruth is accused of faking obama le to force the plane down and men, so the government critic on bolt could be arrested. john hall has more the video shows, journalist and blogger, roman proto savage, saying that he's cooperating with the barriers authorities. and he's being treated according to the law. but certainly this could you but look closer, according to those who know him well, there are signs. he's been beaten, his nose looks different, possibly broken. there appears to be bruising and may come, powder unconscious of his face and getting up their muscles. many world leaders have condemned. what happened on sunday, after a run, a plane from athens to vilnius, was intercepted by a bell russian make fighter jet, and forced to land in minsk potter savage and his russian girlfriend sophia, so peggy were taken into custody. pretty prime minist

>> i want to thank gregory for the question.ue to wear my mask in crowded places. i think, one, i still am not comfortable psychologically being without a mask in crowds. that's just how it is, or indoor spaces. i think eventually i will get there. i also have small children at home who are unvaccinated. i would never want to be a risk to them. >> well, listen, i want to thank all four of you so much. dr. blackstock, natalie azar, sabiel marcelies, sara. thank you so much. thanks for watching. i'll see you at noon tomorrow. next, reports on the ground in israel as deadly attacks ramp up next. xt [laugh] dad i got a job! i'm moving out. [laugh] dream sequence ending no! in three, no! two, keep packing! one. if you printed out directions to get here today, you're in the right place. my seminars are a great tool to help young homeowners who are turning into their parents. now, remember, they're not programs. they're tv shows. you woke up early. no one cares. yes. so, i was using something called homequote explorer from progressive

gregory -- the giants go on to win their third straight 3-1. >>> how about the a's? young fan in boston. get your pop corn this was imperfect. bogafo po it did not get better in 2nd. boston up 5-zip. allows 7 runs on 10 hits in just 2 innings and the a's fall 8-1. >>> what a story from oakland to market to pro ball to a two- way deal to now a fully guaranteed contract. what a journey for juan anderson who's hard work has paid off with the warriors. reportedly 1.7 million next year. he's gone from an afterthought to key contributor for state. juan, pumped. >> i'm just super excited. obviously for myself to be on the team and continue to play basketball, but it's just a life-changing contract. it's just a life-changing signature. >>> the mes soer team knocks of carolina. broncos win 3-1. they'll play for the national championship >>> that is it for tonight. thank you so much for watching. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening. stay tuned now for chris rock on jimmy was sold said the ticket holder told them she put it in her pants

for the first time in months christopher gregory will not be filing for unemployment today is his first day back on the job at a movie theater in idaho. >> never really expected to find myself out of work it's exciting to get a real paycheck. >> stephanie, the president says his recovery plan will take more time when might we begin to see change >> reporter: lester, that money is just starting to make its way out the door for example, $28 billion was allocated to the restaurant industry. those additional funds will hopefully help increase wages and get more workers back on the payroll. >> all right, stephanie, thank you good to have you here tonight. >>> let's start this next story by telling you that everything is probably going to be okay the thing is no one knows right now where pieces of a large chinese rocket are going to crash back on earth this weekend our gadi schwartz is keeping a watch. >> reporter: it started with the launch of a massive chinese rocket delivering a piece of chinese space station under construction but now that nine-story-tall rocket body, one of the biggest o

gregory -- the giants go on to win their third straight 3-1. fain st. corn this was imperfect.oul pole. it did not get better in 2nd. boston up 5-zip. allows 7 runs on 10 hits in just 2 innings and the a's fall 8-1. >>> what a story from oakland to market to pro ball to a two- way deal to now a fully guaranteed contract. what a journey for juan anderson who's hard work has paid off with e rsrtlyan aftert to key contributor for state. juan, pumped. >> i'm just super excited. obviously for myself to be on the team and continue to play basketball, but it's just a life-changing contract. it's just a life-changing signature. >>> the santa clara women's soccer team knocks off 2 seed carolina. broncos win 3-1. they'll play for the national championship walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins

. >> reporter: and critical care physician gregory grendio. >> it's a huge sense of relief and happinesshat we're in this position right now. ♪ >> reporter: they're among the thousands of frontline workers invited to a series of free concerts. >> we are here now we can do this because of them. >> what was that like to be back on that stage? >> a miracle a resurrection ♪ >> reporter: an orchestra grateful to finally be back on the stage. leading a grateful city in saying a special thanks to those who serve. ♪ >> a very special place in this city that's "nightly news" for this friday from l.a. be sure to catch all our "across america" stories on our website, nbcnightlynews.com thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and ♪ i want to know ♪ ♪ how can i tell if he loves me so? ♪ ♪ oh, no, you will deceived ♪ ♪ oh, no, he'll make believe ♪ ♪ if you wanna know if he loves you so ♪ ♪ it's in his kiss ♪ ♪ oh, no, it's just his charms ♪ ♪ oh, no, that's just his arms ♪ ♪ if you want to know if he loves you so ♪ ♪ it's in his kiss ♪ ♪ oho, it's in his kiss ♪ ♪

three white men charged in the death of aman arbery made their first appearance travis mcmichael and gregoryeaded not guilty to hate crimes. on the second day of the trial they requested a judge allowing arbery's criminal record and mental health records into evidence they argue arbery's previous run-ins with the law show a pattern. the three are accused of chasing and shooting him at close range. their trial begins in october. >>> authorities in maine are investigating how a 2-year-old boy could have shot his parents. the incident happened in the town of bath according to the sheriff, the toddler picked up a gun lying on the nightstand he and his parents were injured. the boy was hurt when the gun recoiled and hit him in the face the mother was shot in the leg and the father hit in the back of the head. there was also a 3-week-old baby in the house. >>> the covid-19 pet boom has left some places back logged 12 million households acquired a pet after the pandemic began vets say they're beginning to see more sick animals as people who are working from home are fighting ailments in their pets

version of the app allows almost total anonymity to showing whether or not you're in the clear kimberly gregory and has been working with authorities on this evolution. even though when, when we have such a serious situation in society fighting and they put them in, we shall not. we shouldn't just skip our fundamental fundamental principles about it. they to security and privacy. but some feel constant monitoring should not be necessary to access social activities. they say that's a violation of their personal freedom amount. if i don't want to get tested just to get in somewhere, when i, when i'm perfectly well, all the sushi is helping organize opposition to corona virus strategy. he views the path as an example of creeping governmental control. why should the state know like every time how often you go to union meeting, how often you go to sport clubs and different patterns of your life? but most teams welcome the system as their passport back to liberty. at least one entre printer, each bar has set up its own testing center to make the wait for that precious green light more bearable with a

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firearms records show a las vegas man gregory allen nelson bought it just 46 days earlier. >> to thinkunlawfully in utah ended up at a homicide scene in california is very disturbing, alarming, and it motivates us to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: john huber is the outgoing u.s. attorney in utah. his office is prosecuting nelson on 11 federal firearms trafficking related charges. nelson has pleaded not guilty and his lawyer had no comment. huber says nelson had no prior criminal record and thanks in part to a concealed weapons permit in utah and allegedly lying on purchase applications was able to buy more than 280 guns, many destined for california. >> people perceive utah as plor of a gun friendly state and it probably is politically compared to california. and that may add to the image that maybe it's easier to get a gun here and then transport it to other places. >> reporter: eventually, huber says, sellers became suspicious and alerted federal authorities. so far, investigators have tied 38 of those guns to crimes across the west. huber told us he is most worried about th

. >> reporter: tyler gregory with the jewish community relations council says most israelis desire aution but are drawn up by extremists. >> there are two peoples with deep ties to this land. if neither one will go anywhere, we might as well invest in both of them. to figure it out. >> reporter: in san jose, matt boone, abc7 news. >>> new developments, police arrested two children for the assault and robbery of an 80- year-old asian man. the suspects are 11 and 17 years old. the police are still looking for a third suspect. they believe the 11-year-old was driving a car that had been stolen in oakland. this happened yesterday afternoon. the victim has minor injuries. the robbers took his watch. he believes this was a hate crime. this happens as police are showing a 300% increase in crimes against asian. we are dedicating an hour of stop the hay. learn what you can do to protect our a.a.p.i. communities. >>> stay with us. saving a popular south bay lee market. why some are not satisfied? >>> are you noticing a spike in gas prices? we will explain why, and is not due to the pipeline. >

it all started a year ago when model and photographer marcel gregory had no work and a lot of free time. on the. war and on which i'm sure has not sat down and said i'll just try something how do i look with a mask on what do people see right now when they see me with a mask. that. he then travelled across germany photographing people with and behind their masks his photo book behind the mask collects a broad variety of types and characters it shows people in the midst of crisis from all social classes and experiencing various emotional states. the viewer is confronted by their expressively intense gazes. moment how this is as it does right now are facial expressions are reduced to just the eyes that's why it was important that the eyes really shine and with these 2 rad lights you have very brilliant eyes reflecting these lights then when you blow up the images you really feel like you can look into people's souls just a few thoughts come to mind on that mention a museum official. in front of stocks camera people are candid revealing their state of mind whether they're famous or not. ac

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military historian gregory irwin talks about the challenges the british army faced and -- during the revolutionary war. the museum of the american revolution, and the richard's yvonne foundation cohost of the event as part of a three-day international conference. my name is philip mead. i'm the director of curatorial affairs and chief historian here at the american museum of the revolution, it's my distinct honor today to welcome gregory irwin of temple university, a historian of military history, broadly from the era of the american revolution through world r

this is from gregory saying he thinks he's the greatest president since fdr. republicans think he is too old and doesn't have a clue what he is doing. another half hour of your calls and comments, we are getting your thoughts on the economy on a day in which the president will be revealing his $6 trillion budget plan. >> let me start off with a huge thank you you to our distinguished guests and the airmen and soldiers who are here today for the special event. i would also like to take a moment to thank the staff and service members who made this visit possible. your visits are not unnoticed or unappreciated. in making this a special event for our first lady and president. now, please join me in welcoming the spouse of major nathan being , our first lady, and our commander-in-chief joe biden. [applause] ♪ [hail to the chief playing] >> please take your seats. early in the obama administration, had the pleasure of working with dr. biden. i can attest firsthand to her passion for our troops. from wounded warrior, goldstar recognition, and joint forces initiative,

drop is even more impressive how did this happen that's been a long story but it's unbelievable up gregory nematodes has written a book about this. no one country did it it was a change of one country building on another one the us created the technology the modern day solar cell made from silicon was invented in the us the 954 back then and many got used in the space industry and still super expensive but as the technology progressed prices started to fall into germany created a market in 2000 germany passed a lot supposed renewable energy developing this was me because it put a fixed price on energy generated from sources like wind or solar back if people and companies a reason to set up solar panels and for them to do that someone needed to build the solar panels 3 china made it. once the german laws come into force china really started to pump up the solar. so basically able the whole industry for this scale that the rest really didn't keep up with. the non existent player 20 years ago in today and they're going to give us producer of solar panels about 70 percent of the world's produc

price drop is even more impressive how did this happen that's been a long story but it's unbelievable gregory nemat has written a book about this. no one country did it it was a change of one country building on another one the us created the technology the modern day solar cell made from silicon was invented in the u.s. a 954 but then it many got used in the space industry in the steel super expensive but as the technology progressed prices started to fall to germany created a market in 2000 germany passed a law to boost renewable energy developing this was because it put a fixed price on energy generated from sources like wind or solar people and companies a reason to set up solar panels and for them to do that someone needed to build the solar panels 3 china made it cheap and once the german laws came into force china really started to come help the solar cells so basically if it were whole industry for this on a scale that the west really didn't keep up with china it was almost a non existent player 20 years ago and today they're the biggest producer of solar panels about another 70 perce

. >> reporter: tyler gregory with the jewish community relations council says most israelis desire a two state solution but are drawn up by extremists. >> there are two peoples with deep ties to this land. if neither one will go anywhere, we might as well invest in both of them. to figure it out. >> reporter: in san jose, matt boone, abc7 news. >>> new developments, police arrested two children for the assault and robbery of an 80- year-old asian man. the suspects are 11 and 17 years old. the police are still looking for a third suspect. they believe the 11-year-old was driving a car that had been stolen in oakland. this happened yesterday afternoon. the victim has minor injuries. the robbers took his watch. he believes this was a hate crime. this happens as police are showing a 300% increase in crimes against asian. we are dedicating an hour of stop the hay. learn what you can do to protect our a.a.p.i. communities. >>> stay with us. saving a popular south bay lee market. why some are not satisfied? >>> are you noticing a spike in due to the pipeline. >>> a new airline is making its

the picture above if you talk as if this is a new development with a go back to the days of monday gregorywho was busy selling orders and pillages from lloyd jobs unsteadily bolden i was convicted of a lot was a way back in the 1920 s. so far as different no compared to then. or tell you one difference i'm not going to name any contemporary names you'll be relieved to know for legal reasons but he was convicted of murder if he's chosen to say that frighten center. and nobody even raises an eyebrow. and more generally i think it's the that the youth of the standards of integrity which prevailed post were watered particular when the cabinet secretary was a formidable figure in the that you process the civil service process was very strong. that you really can't point to many instances of corruption and those that there were well punished like pools and for instance the property development case or. profumo who lives parliaments and then you know resigned and went into charity where there's a much higher code of public on a and and a political party as well not in the hands of very rich men b

it all started a year ago when model and photographer marcel gregory had no work and a lot of free time. on the. part of the. horns on which i'm sure as i sat down and said i'll just try something how do i look with a mask on what do people see right now when they see me with a mask. that. he then travelled across germany photographing people with and behind their masks his photo book behind the mask collects a broad variety of types and characters it shows people in the midst of crisis from all social classes and experiencing various emotional states. the viewer is confronted by their expressively intense gazes. moment how does the right now or facial expressions are reduced to just the eyes that's why it was important that the eyes really shine and with these 2 rad lights you have very brilliant eyes reflecting these lights then when you blow up the images you really feel like you can look into people's souls just a few yards from demand on the mention and easy to show. in front of stocks camera people are candid revealing their state of mind whether they're famous or not. actor due t

and we see that evidence by the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, congressmen gregory meeks, from new york democrat, who is also calling for a delay in the sale of a 735 mil 1000000 dollar weapon system to israel. again, unprecedented. the israel is the biggest beneficiary of u. s. foreign aid, including military 8 and the region. and now what you're seeing are members of congress who are willing to say this needs to be put on hold until we figure this out. and so this is making it difficult, not only for the president, for his, but for his apparatus, for the secretary of state, tony blank and to be able to adequately engaged. because what you're seeing are democrats who are willing to go out on a limb and say, there is an imbalance in this relationship and it needs to be redirected. al jazeera wrestle said i spoke with the palestinian foreign minister about the international effort to achieve the ceasefire. in an exclusive talk to al jazeera interview, react, malika says it's unclear if the truce will hold when there are no guarantees or thought, no guarantees or thought. b