vincent, let's get you in here. your joining us from the phone. go into those burning buildings. what are you doing when you approach the flames? >> i am yelling. scrambling to get out. yelling, fire, fire, get out. get out. at that point, i do see one person come out. seems like he is coughing a lot. he was able to get out right away. >> vincent, are you seeing people? are you hearing other people? had what is going through your mind as >> really, the fire alarms are ringing pretty loud. when i saw the flames, that is when i knew it was time for me to get out. i wanted to make sure that everyone else was also out. >> to both of you and all the staff there, what an incredible story of being fearless and community minded. vincent, is this going to make you way back into your lesson plan? >> they were very concerned for my safety. i did inform them that i was okay and we definitely had a check in to make sure everyone felt okay. the kids were definitely concerned. >> bringing you back in, where the kids okay when all was said and done? did you conti

vincent: yes. you are waiting. and i do not believe we are yet there.what will you be looking forward to make you want to put that cash to work? vincent: to have it much better data points in europe and in the u.s., and or to have -- on the gdp front. unfortunately, these two conditions are not being met, so it is better to think about liquidity, to choose names of stocks or -- with a very high profile, good balance sheet. to buy and not to believe in miracles. so, this activity is key. you mentioned good names before. you need to watch these in this space. -- is getting stronger. which is an issue in europe and japan. you can win or lose a lot of money if you get it wrong. you need to factor in what you foresee. alix: so, to that point, talking about the euro-dollar it seems like hedge funds are increasing their bet on a flight to parity for the euro-dollar, would you agree with that? and talk about what the implications might be. vincent: on a six month horizon, you would allow --. i have to say it is a cautious trade now. nevertheless, when you see t

mike mckee, vincent cignarella, thank you very much. in the next hour, we will begin my conversation with the governor andrew bailey. my first question, are you surprised given the market reaction? we will talk about it. we will talk more about this in the second hour. blackrock's gargi chaudhuri will be joining us. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: back to our question of the day, are we passed peak hawkishness? joining us now is gargi chaudhuri of blackrock. thank you for joining us. an historic moment when you look at whether the federal reserve or the boe this morning, two main issues, inflation versus growth. are we passed peak hawkishness? your take. gargi: thank you for having me. i would say for this week, yes, we are past peak hawkishness. the markets read a sigh of relief when we learn from the fed that at least 75 basis points was off the table now, not actively considering it. and we were given very good guidance over the next couple of meetings, 50 basis points. for now, we are, but that doesn't mean that the data t

vincent: absolutely. that is the problem from 2018.look at the causes of inflation, it is nothing the fed can do anything about the supply chain, shortage, right? what they have is the wealth effect. it is a very good tool. it is a very efficient tool. it is only loosely related to inflation, so whatever our difference to that is financing conditions. what he is telling them [indiscernible] if you want to stop inflation, you have to do a lot of it. so i really think instead of having a fed quote you have a hope. if it does rally, you will see it come back and there'll be more hiking, but on the way down, you will not have the protection that the market expects. jon: lots to continue watching. we appreciate your insights, and you are the director of global macro strategy at stone expert we appreciate your insights. we are live in panama city where the bloomberg new economy gateway latin american conference is well underway. we will have full details coming up. this is bloomberg. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on

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frequently supplying vincent with breast milk when she has extra.online. >> i'm just so grateful, you know, like really thanking god that i have the opportunity to not only feed my baby, but to help feed other babies if they didn't have this milk, i don't know what would happen. >> reporter: as the hunt for breast milk continues, rebecca hopes more mothers with milk will think of the babies who have none. >> share as much as you can so that the grandmoms don't have to spend our our babies >> our thanks to logan gay for that report. it is very scary when a parent cannot find that formula >> i'm so grateful to have that effort >>> queen elizabeth is making royal history, the first monarch to reach 70 years of service the 96-year-old will be celebrating this summer. prince williamand kate will lead the countrywide celebrations along with other working members of the royal family prince harry and meghan markle will make a return across the pond for that, but will not be atured in th fe you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they

[applause] >> officers ryan smith, vincent mendoza, and robert paul.an smith, vincent mendoza, and robert paul iii of the california highway patrol were caught in a gunfight with a violent assailant who had shot and killed the colleague in an unprovoked attack during a traffic stop. the officers went to incredible lengths to protect each other, even as officer smith and officer paul each sustained multiple gunshot wounds to their legs. officer mendoza engaged the suspect so was wounded colleagues would evacuate safely. all three of them demonstrating bravery and composure while enduring a deadly rampage. [applause] [applause]. [applause] >> firefighter abraham miller. firefighter abraham miller of the new york city fire department rappelled down the roof of a burning residential building, without a solid anchor for his role, to rescue a five-year-old girl being being held out the window i her grandfather. firefighter miller smashed the glass, reached through heavy smoke, and saved the little girl as they were lowered six horses safety, demonstrating br

that's the question here, vincent. >> i ate one or two. >> now, we can talk about the -- food towards the future. what you think of the 2026 winter olympics. what comes to mind. are you planning to give it another go here? >> i will be returning to school in the fall. i will be taking a full course load and committing full-time to school. so we difficult for me to train. but i'm keeping my options open. the boston skin club is now open. closer to providence than other options in the past. and i love skiing so much. i feel like i have more to give. so, who knows. we will see. >> oh, 2026. moving on to the present though, your currently traveling with -- your next office here in san jose this week and. a put of the details of people can go and watch you. but tell me more about the show for those who aren't familiar with what goes on in the show. >> welcome 1000 nights is an all-star american cast. a touring location all throughout the us. >> now camisa much the entire interview with vincent on your roku amazon fire tv. download the nbc bay area streaming app. there he is with abby. we p

danny vincent reports.lee ka—chiu, is returned in the above—mentioned election. congratulations. there was only ever one person in the running for this race. the authorities call this a closed circle election. but critics say it was just a selection process. john lee was the sole candidate. he was voted in by overwhelmingly pro—beijing representatives. having restored order from chaos, it is high time that hong kong starts a new chapter of development. the former police officer is seen as a hardliner, a beijing loyalist, who quietly rose up the ranks of the police force before becoming the city's second highest ranking official. he oversaw the implementation of the national security law and cracked down, ending the pro—democracy protest movement. with education, with prevention and with enforcement, we can turn the tide to let people know that protection and national security is everybody�*s responsibility. that advocacy for independence of hong kong is against the law. power to the people! but today, befor

danny vincent's, bbc news, hong kong. you're watching newsday on the bbc.er heard gives evidence for the first time in the defamation trial brought by her ex—husband johnny depp. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and i islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit - symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. 0ur headlines: a bbc investigation finds some of ukraine's most vulnerable children have been left behind in insitutions, after being displaced by the war. ukrain

danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong.ber heard gives evidence for the first time in the defamation trial brought by her ex—husband johnny depp. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and i islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit - symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: a bbc investigation finds some of ukraine's most vulnerable children have been left behind in insitutions, after being displaced by the war. ukrainian officials say russia has l

danny vincent reports.ons. there was only ever one person in the running for this race. the authorities call this a closed circle election. but critics say it was just a selection process. john lee was the sole candidate. he was voted in by overwhelmingly pro—beijing representatives. having restored order from chaos, it is high time that hong kong starts a new chapter of development. the former police officer is seen as a hardliner, a beijing loyalist, who quietly rose up the ranks of the police force before becoming the city's second highest ranking official. he oversaw the implementation of the national security law and cracked down, ending the pro—democracy protest movement. with education, with prevention and with enforcement, we can turn the tide to let people know that protection and national security is everybody�*s responsibility. that advocacy for independence of hong kong is against the law. power to the people! but today, before voting began, a small group staged a protest calling for universal s

thanks so much to all of our guests. rebecca vincent, romeo cookery out ski and tim squirrel. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website or dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside stuart. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at a j inside stored. i mean, how much room and holding here until ha, ah, ah, a conflict between india and pristine cap, 21, and why least the kashmiris, i mean, honestly, on al jazeera, may on al jazeera frontline reporting an in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and the unfolding humanitarian crisis documentary. but in spite, whitney wayne's world issues into focus through compelling human stories. the philippines votes in one of asia biggest election over 35 years since the country emerged from his father's dictatorship. could frontrunner for dinner. mark was junior to take the top spot al jazeera investigative program full blind for time, with a special theories on abuse in the boy sc

all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests. rebecca vincent is director of operations and campaigns at reporters without borders. she joins us from london. joining us from vanessia and ukraine is romeo cookery etzky. he's managing editor at the new voice of ukraine. also, joining us from london is tim squirrel. he has had a communications and editorial at the institute for strategic dialogue, a very warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. rebecca. let me start with you today. where does the state of press freedom worldwide stand right now? unfortunately, we've reached another real press freedom day where the state of press freedom around the world has gotten worse. this year, a record total of $28.00 countries have dipped into our worst category of the index indicating that there are countries situation for press. freedom is very bad. we've highlighted a number of times in the analysis that comes out with our index. but the overarching theme of this year really being that we've entered a new era, a polarization. and so we've looked at how pol

thanks so much to all of our guests. rebecca vincent, romeo cookery out ski and tim squirrel. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside stuart. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at a inside store. i mean, how much room and holding here until ha, ah, i lose from oh, to politics. national pride to early advertising. al jazeera world tells the story behind for songs from kuwait, oman, hassan and era meeting song writers, performance and musicians celebrating the social and cultural importance of songs of the go on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks. we've ramadan, easter, i'm paul saver, all happening right now in this city. and it totally site a set to remain high with detailed coverage this year to be a cultural center. it was the week before all this rubber roof from around the world. a 125000000 books were sold around the world for talking about paper of office a conflict betwe

as you heard from vincent reinhardt right now it is really the great unknown. as i like to say n equals one. they have done this once before. as we saw in the last quarter of 2018, something broke in the market. i think market is mostly concerned with the effect of all those bonds coming into the market at the same time. the hiking cycle is a ahead of us. we can understand what that will do to financial conditions. what that will do for financing in the real economy. the real question is quantity quantity. charles: that's the wild card? >> that's the wailed card. it hasn't been modeled before very well. charles: then of course i think the other wild card is credibility. >> oh, gosh. charles: i know they retired transitory but feels like it is hanging around jay powell like a ball and chain. he knows this. and that brings the irony of course is that he may go too far to prove that he is volckerresque. remember i forgot the senator that laid him a month ago. >> shelby. charles: shelby. that was embarrassing. since then he talked up his idol volcker over and over

vincent and his wife denise were celebrating their wedding anniversary when the resort staff found themr vacation villa in the bahamas. vincent was lying on the ground dead, his wife was flown to a hospital where she is in serious condition. the police also found another couple dead in a separate villa. michael phillips was found slumped against the wall in a bathroom, his wife was found on a bench. the couple had signs of convulsions. the police commissioner said that all four of the tourists went to a dr. the night before at different times, complaining of feeling ill, and they had all eaten different things. the son of the couple said his mother worked up paralyzed, her legs and arms swollen. health experts say it resemble symptoms caused by carbon monoxide poisoning. they are also looking into the air conditioning which could've been leaking freon. blood and room samples have been taken. >> we are actively engaging in philadelphia, pennsylvania, united states. >> sandals released a statement saying nothing is more important than the safety of our guests at all times. we are actively

rebecca vincent is director at reporters without borders. she joins us from monday. joining us from ukraine is romeo kokriatski, managing editor from ukraine. also joining us is tim squirrell . a very warm welcome to you all and thank you so much for joining us. rebecca come out let me start with you. where does the state of the press worldwide stand? >> unfortunately, it has gotten worse. this year, a record total of 28 countries have dipped into our worst category in the index. we have highlighted a number of trends that comes up with our index. the overall theme of this year being we have entered a new era of polarization. we have looked at how polarization has impacted the state of media freedom around the world. the impact has been significant. mohammed: romeo, just hope dangerous are things right now for ukrainian journalists? and also, how tough is it to counter this information and propaganda and to make sure accurate reporting is getting out? >> i would state that over the past years, ukrainians have become masters of contouring pressure propaganda. the esca

vincent cassel, monica belluci, tcheky karyo, big, brash, rocket launchers, explosions, cameras riding'll be honest, i don't think it's your kind of movie. the reason i mention it is because it's very �*90s — it's very, very �*90s. it's like a kind of live—action cartoon. there is nothing about it which is understated. it's profoundly irresponsible and silly, but it's 25 years old and there is a chance to see it again. so, if you haven't seen it, it is the sort of thing — see it in a cinema, see it on a big screen. yes. i'm sticking with last week's reissue, which made us feel even older — cabaret! yeah, cabaret, which is still playing in some cinemas. if you haven't seen it on the big screen, do go and see it, because�*s that's one of the greatest movies ever made! cabaret, 50 years old. good to see you, mark. thank you very much. see you next week. enjoy your cinema going, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time. bye— bye. hello there. hasn't it been a glorious start to the weekend? hardly a cloud in the sky for many. lots of warm, spring sunshine but it was london that

former manchester city captain vincent kompany is in talks with relegated burnley, about their vacantg up as runners—up in the belgian cup final. it's understood kompany is on a three—man burnley shortlist. britain's simon yates has abandoned the giro d'italia, with four stages to go. he has struggled since injuring his knee in a crash on stage 4. stage 17 was won by colombia's santiago buitrago, after he broke clear on the final climb. richard carapaz keeps the leader's pinkjersey. he's still three seconds clear ofjai hindley in the overall standings. finally, he's england's leading all—time test run—scorer and has 72 first—class centuries under his belt, centuries under his belt. former england captain alastair cook turned out for bedfordshire young farmers cc in a 12—over game against potton town yesterday. but after making 20 from 15 balls, he tried to swing the young seam bowler to the leg—side and his middle stump was knocked back. what a moment. the 15—year—old is called kyran shackleton. perhaps a name to keep an eye on. the failure sport from now. for me, marc edwards, and th

million vincent our teachers at rosa parks elementary school next door, they rushed over to help. evacuate residence. glad we're alive. solves as heroes for teachers, so we care about other people. i think hopefully anybody would do the same thing. it was a very fast moving fire, and it's rare for fire during the day to get this much headway before we arrived, deputy chief of our past says firefight and goods work together. to rescue and treats seven who were hurt. in the fire. on inca. lane. ellison, laguna. hospitals to were reported to be in critical condition while the others had minor to moderate injuries. one witness says he saw a woman in her eighties being taken out with burn injuries, and this place was an inferno. it was going to really bad i've never seen anybody burned in a fire. but it was she was somebody saying movies. was burned, really. bad. because of fire. under. it's smoke and fire damage. the red cross helped 18 residents who were displaced. kathy billups is president of the co ops board. well i hope we get the building back together and fix six. we do have in

no, this stops now. >> reporter: after the interview, vincent took me to his pickup truck where he showed me where little layla had taken her finger and written in the dust of his pickup truck her name. he said that's one of the last things that she did before she died. earlier today we also saw one of the hometown heroes here, matthew mcconaughey show up to pay his respects at the elementary school, the site of last week's massacre. he didn't take any questions. much like everyone here was very solemn and clearly very disturbed by what happened. victor, alisyn. >> we have seen these families in states and at the local level make that change that they have committed to. we just spoke with a man in colorado who did that after the columbine shooting. let me turn to the investigation, the audio from the incident. it appears a child is heard. tell us about that. >> it appears that a child is telling an adult that they have been shot. it was a video that we obtained overnight from an individual who did not want to be identified, but it appears as though it was shot while this video -- while th

vin se vincent matthews is stepping down after five years in the role. the district saw three board members recall protests by teachers that were payroll errors and ongoing budget issues following the pandemic. >>> new at 7:00, about 100 teachers and staffers in daly city are starting to move into new apartments at below market rents. s sara chen takes us inside the school that's being a market for educators. >> reporter: when westmore high schoolteacher judy raskin changed careers, she knew she couldn't live alone. >> when i started to become a teacher, i had to live with my mom and i haven't been able to leave for ten years because the rents have been so high. >> reporter: now she can finally have her own place. >> it feels great. i feel like an adult. even though i've been an adult for a long time, this gifves me the opportunity to be on my own. >> reporter: the school is renting out apartments at 60% market rates. it starts at $1,000 a month for a one-bedroom and $3,000 a month for a three-bedroom on the old serramonte site. with an average salary of

vincent: how fast can you act? i mean... i don't know.now how much of a difference it would have made, you know, if, you know, maybe they could have acted faster. that remains to be seen. amna: today the director of the texas department of public safety, steven mccraw, offered the most detailed timeline to date. just before 113:0 a.m., the gunman crashed his truck near the school. a teacher calls 911 and the gunman begins then shooting inside school windows. at 11:33, the gunman enters the school through a door officials say was propped open by a teacher, and begins shooting into two classrooms. at 11:35, uvalde police officers enter via the same door and take fire from the gunman. multiple rounds are fired for the next several minutes. more officers continue to arri, and by 12:03, there are 19 officers in the hallway outside the locked classrooms. beginning at 12:03, a student from inside the classroom begins calling 911. officials say she whispers as she talks, and makes several calls. she shares how many are dead, how many are alive, a

vincent: macron's top-down leadership style has stirred up a lot of discontent.ss as a good statesman abroad, but in france many felt dismissed by him. he was accused of deliberately seeking a showdown with the far-right, in a cynical strategy to ensure his victory. reporter: ronan believes the far-right could win the next election. and he doesn't see france overcoming its divisions any time soon. conor: at this point, millions of ukrainians have fled abroad to escape the war in their country, like lilia litkovskaya. but the fashion designer, meanwhile, is back in her homeland, despite the dangers of war. she's one of hundreds of thousands of refugees who have already returned to ukraine to fight, to help, or simply because they wanted to go home. with the war having shifted to the southeast, russian attacks on the western part of ukraine have subsided. but even in lviv, near the polish border, where lilia is hoping to rebuild her future in ukraine, the war is never far behind. reporter: what's the right material to work with? lilia and her team must improvise he

vincent schiarella and his wife donnis were staying at a neighboring villa.y police say the couples ate at separate restaurants in the resort and settled in for the evening. both couples were not feeling well that night, they felt so sick, in fact, they had to be treated at a local medical facility. their symptoms included nausea and vomiting. at one point they felt well enough to return here to the resort. the next morning, police got an emergency call from the staff here at sandals, saying that they had found an unresponsive male in one of these villas. then another call, saying the staff had also found an additional unresponsive male and female in a second villa located right next door. in the first villa, police found vincent chiarella lying on the floor and he was pronounced dead. his wife donnis was alive and transported to a hospital in miami where as of monday she was in fair condition. her son said this. she woke up and my dad was laying there on the floor. her legs and arms were swollen and she couldn't move and she screamed to get someone to come i

vincent: macron's top-down leadership style has stirred up a lot of discontent.may come across as a good statesman abroad, but in france many felt dismissed by him. he was accused of deliberately seeking a showdown with the far-right, in a cynical strategy to ensure his victory. reporter: ronan believes the far-right could win the next election. and he doesn't see france overcoming its divisions any time soon. conor: at this point, millions of ukrainians have fled abroad to escape the war in their country, like lilia litkovskaya. but the fashion designer, meanwhile, is back in her homeland, despite the dangers of war. she's one of hundreds of thousands of refugees who have already returned to ukraine to fight, to help, or simply because they wanted to go home. with the war having shifted to the southeast, russian attacks on the western part of ukraine have subsided. but even in lviv, near the polish border, where lilia is hoping to rebuild her future in ukraine, the war is never far behind. reporter: what's the right material to work with? lilia and her team must

[applause] officers ryan smith, vincent mendoza, and robert paul. officers ryan smith, vincent mendoza, and robert paul the third of the california highway patrol were caught in a gunfight with a violent assailant who had shot and killed their colleague in an unprovoked attack during a traffic stop. the officers went to incredible lengths to protect each other, even as officer smith and officer paul each sustained multiple gunshot wounds to their legs. officer mendoza engaged the suspects of his wounded colleagues could evacuate safely. all three of them demonstrated bravery and composure while enduring a deadly rampage. [applause] [applause] firefighter abraham " " aid" " miller. firefighter abraham miller of the new york city fire department rappelled down the roof of the burning residential building without a solid anchor for his rope to rescue a 5-year-old girl being held out a window by her grandmother. firefighter miller smashed the glass, reached through heavy smoke, and save the little girl as they were lowered six lawyers to safety, demonst

danny vincent in hong kong there. nagina kaleem was diagnosed, she said that some people in the south asian community blamed her for getting the disease. sophia seth has been to meet her. i was feeling like i'm untouchable person, and very worthless. nagina kaleem started getting breast—cancer symptoms in 2013. this very discomfort in this arm, and a lot of pain in myjoint. the pain worsened. unable to move her arm, she visited the gp, and a lump in her armpit was found. big shock. i don't have any cancer history in my family. nagina struggled to come to terms with her diagnosis, but what made it worse was that some people from parts of south asian communities blamed her for getting breast cancer. they don't take it as a disease. they think that this is the result of that person's sins, or that this is punishment from god. 0r sometimes they think that this person is cursed. some friends just said that, "you should go and repent." one of my friends, she just stopped talking with me, and for eight years she couldn't tal

vincent and his wife donna were from florida. they were not vacationing together.lla's in the neighboring one. they have a common wall and have separate entrances. last thursday the couples ate at separate restaurants at the resort and settled in for the evening. that night police say both couples were not feeling well. in fact, they felt so sick they had to be treated at a local medical facility. their symptoms included nausea and vomiting. at one point, they felt well enough that they could return here at the resort. the next morning, police got an emergency call from the staff here at sandals saying they had found unresponsive male in one of these villas. then, another call. saying the staff had also found an additional unresponsive male and female in a second villa located right next door. in the first villa, police found vincent chiarella lying on the floor and he was pronounced dead. his wife donnis was alive and transported to a hospital in miami where as of monday she was in fair condition. her son said this, she woke up and my dad was lying there on the fl

property and you never see them again >> reporter: across town in the potter's glenn subdivision, vincentvans says investor buying was followed by rental properties with poor upkeep, a lack of tep n tenant screening and criminal activity. >> these investment companies want to make money. >> reporter: there's no question that investors are making big buys in residential real estate numbers from last year show they were behind 18% of all home sales nationwide and here in charlotte, 32% of all home sales went to an investor. >> you're pricing people out and not giving people the opportunity to acquire that equity. >> reporter: with high demand and low inventory, first-time home buyers face poor odds to beat out big money investors. some backed by wall street, so homeowners association leaders like miller and evans have gone to work changing the rules >> we added a clause that new homeowners have to live in their house for two years before it can be rented or leased so while we don't target the investors per se, it does that in a round about day >> reporter: miller's board put a one-year requ

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thank you very much. vincent should tell the director of global migrations and to thanks for being on the news hour. thank you very much. sure, lanka, central bank says it will need at least 6 more months before it can start repaying and $51000000000.00 debt. the central bank governor says ongoing violence and the government finally to a point of finance minister, likely to delay negotiations with the m f and the islands creditors. the government has a foreign currency shortage which has meant a can't import fuel food and medicine. all right, let's us defense secretary lloyd austin has met with israel's defense minister in against over a working breakfast. jamal alice shy l joins us live from the pentagon with mall. hello that jamal. how important was that meeting in the wake of what we've been hearing about sharina? i will actually get it's very important because obviously the israeli minutes of defense has come through his country's closest to ally here in the united states to try and shore up some sort of support as israel continues to be criticized roundly and condemned globally f

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