hersh is not the only wounded one. i know there are other wounded. and i just think that probably deserves to be a category, even to the extent that anybody talks about wounded. it's just a word thrown out there. and you've seen the video. you sent us the video of hersh with his arm blown off and bone sticking out. it looks pretty dramatic. but we're also 55 days in, and even if he got surgery and even if he got antibiotics, we imagine the pain he must be in, especially now that we're hearing that people are sleeping on concrete floors and plastic chairs and being moved. we don't know the real details. but let's not lose sight of the fact that probably excruciating pain to have a limb blown off and not have it treated properly for 55 days. >> the other thing i don't understand why there hasn't been more outrage about globally is -- i mean, not only the taking of hostages, but that the red cross has not been allowed any contact with hostages, and that those holding the hostages have not been forced to at least give some proof of life or the less give

well, uh i read the simple hersh his paper in which he says that there are you go. she ations taking place between valerie and judge above and brother. he is listening a new crime concerning a peace deal that might be a range between those 2. i'm convinced that there are such negotiate ations because uh, i, despite, uh, i think that the americans are desperate in finding a solution their way out of this country. but to exactly, for that reason, i'm not convinced that the americans are out of the picture. they are involved, i believe, the best scenario for the americans would. i've been to continue the war beyond the a presidential elections. so with the hope that way, maybe uh the trainers would be winning. but now that we know that they are losing, it's going just to be terrible for biden's re election. so there must be a plan b. and i believe that that plan b is forcing negotiation for a peace deal, right? know, and that's the i, the position of the americans will be, well, that was a, an aggression or non provo, to aggression. we help to ukraine, and now they, i'

so he's oldest child, hersh is, and the on soul of john and rachel.hel says they are frozen in agonizing desolation. but they're finding every day hope in their faith. >> this is the second week of advent on the christian calendar when the theme is peace. so i must have hope. in the middle of the holiday of hanukkah right now, i have to look for light in the darkest of places. i have to pray that what happened to our predecessors over 2,000 years ago will happen again, a miracle in our day. on friday night, october 6, right before hersh to go to that music festival, one of the last things i did is i blessed him. >> martha: rachel gold ben and john polin join me now. they meet with president biden remotely yesterday. thanks for being here. the blessing that you gave him that friday night and i know that he came home that night, he wasn't really his plan and you got to be together before that saturday morning. what was the blessing that you gave him and often game him friday nights and all of your children as well, rachel? >> yeah, it's a tradition on f

hersh goldberg-polin is another american citizen also kidnapped at the music festival. arm was blown off during his capture tonight, his parents worry without medical care, his injury could be fatal >> we don't know if he is alive, but also, the more that get released, the more hopeful we are that hersh could be one of them >> reporter: i saw you have a sign on your door already, "welcome home, hersh. is that -- you're leaving it there >> our neighbors put that up the first week we'll leave it, and it will be a talisman so, it's been there since week one so, yeah, we'll -- we'll really hope that it's soon and seen >> and meanwhile, richard, secretary of state blinken tonight demanding hamas release the rest of its hostages immediately, but also delivering a message to israel? >> reporter: yes, the secretary of state said that the united states accepts that once this cease-fire is over, that israel will resume its military campaign in gaza against hamas this time focusing in southern gaza, but he said israel must do more to protect palestinian civilians. lester >> all ri

uh yeah, well uh, i believe that uh well i, i, i read the seymour hersh has paper. oh, okay. i want to, i want to get to that will go ahead. i was gonna mention have go ahead, jump right in and talk about it. go ahead. well, uh, i read the simple hirsch's paper in which he says that there are negotiations taking place between gallery a judge above and rather he is listening a new crime concerning a peace deal that might be a range between those 2. i'm convinced that there are such negotiations because i, despite, i think that the americans are desperate in finding a solution their way out of this conflict. but to exactly, for that reason, i'm not convinced that the americans are out of the picture. they are involved. i barely the best scenario for the americans when i've been to continue the war beyond the a presidential elections. so with the home that way, maybe uh the trainers would be winning. but now that we know that they are losing, it's going just to be terrible for biden's re election. so there must be a plan b. and i believe that that plan b is forcing negotiation f

gol hersh goldberg-polin. now in shambles, his parents fear what's next. what does that do to your hope for your son? >> we are, of course, worried, not just about him. if hersh somehow, somewhere, can hear this, just know we love you. stay strong. survive. we are coming. >> reporter: tonight, the government spoke with the hostages families, who are demanding israel resume negotiations immediately. hersh's father told cbs news butte >> i don't know that the cabinet needed to have a flame lit under them to get these hostages out but if they did that happen today. >> reporter: israelis are also lighting a flame under the international community after women's advocates flooded the u.n. over accusations that hamas has used rape as a weapon of war. >> where the hell are you? i expect all civilized leaders, governments, nations, to speak up against this atrocity. >> reporter: and today, president biden did just that. speaking at a campaign event, he said, "the world cannot look away at what is going on. it is on all

if hersh somehow, somewhere can hear this, just know we love you. stay strong. survive. we're coming. >> reporter: the government spoke with the hostages' families who are demanding israel resume negotiations immediately. hersh's father told cbs news -- >> i don't know that the cabinet needed to have a flame lit under them to get the hostages out. if they did, it happens today. >> reporter: israelis are also lighting a flame under the international community after women's advocates flooded the u.n. over accusations that hamas has used rape as a weapon of war. >> where the hell are you? i expect all civilized leaders, governments, nations to speak up against this atrocity. >> reporter: chris livesay, cbs news. >>> turning to the weather now, there are more flood alerts this morning across parts of washington state, oregon, and northern idaho. an atmospheric river is bringing heavy rain, flooding, and unusually warm temperatures to the pacific northwest. the coast guard rescued several people trapped by floodwaters yesterday in washington state. a raging river flooded road

hersh.everyone knows that we are the main energy supplier in europe, we rely on the energy security of our pipelines, our platforms, the nord stream explosion is being investigated, and i can't say any conclusions about it, but i think, mr. chairman, we need to agree that conflicts like the conflict in ukraine or the one that has arisen in the near... we all need to make an effort to move this into a more diplomatic and less violent direction, i would just like to highlight this, i was just wondering, your opinion on who is to blame for blowing up nord stream 2, do you think it is the ukrainians? no you you know, i would be very careful in making assumptions about this. because i know that there were a lot of rumors, and i said from the first day that this is a clear act of sabotage, this is a complex operation that cannot be done, whoever got it, but there are many assumptions and theories, and i think that as prime minister -minister i should be careful and not speculate on this, i know th

if hersh somehow, somewhere can hear this, just know we love you. stay strong. survive.er: tonight the government spoke with the hostages' families, who are demanding israel resume negotiations immediately. hersh's father told cbs news -- >> i don't know that the cabinet needed to have a flame lit under them to get these hostages out. but if they did, it happened today. >> reporter: israelis are also lighting a flame under the international community after women's advocates flooded the u.n. over accusations that hamas has used rape as a weapon of war. >> where the hell are you? i expect all civilized leaders, governments, nations to speak up against this atrocity. >> reporter: today president biden did just that. speaking at a campaign event, he said the world cannot look away at what's going on. it's on all of us to forcefully condemn the sexual violence of hamas terrorists without equivocation. norah. >> chris livesay in jerusalem, thank you. >>> the war in gaza has led to a dramatic rise in hate-fueled incidents here at home, many of them on college campuses. the pres

rachel, your son, hersh, has been held for hostage for 83 days. the last time you're on the program, we've seen many hostages released. you are feeling hopeful unhappy for the families who had their loved ones home. but, today we learned that judy weinstein, the last israeli american woman believed to be held by hamas was murdered. how are you feeling tonight? >> we are feeling really terrible for her family. she just found out also in the last handful of days of her father was also murdered. so, we went from thinking that we had -- hostages to suddenly a few hours ago understanding that we now have six remaining american hostages. you know, john, people are also forgetting that on october 7th, 31 americans were murdered. the massacre that took place. and then 12 hostages were taken, american hostages. and, now we only have six left for their, as you can see today, 83. and, we are all very concerned. the american families are very concerned. what are we going to do about securing the release of these six american civilians? >> i understand you and

eight of them are american, including 23-year-old hersh poland. >> if hersh can hear this, we love you. stay strong. survive. >> reporter: pain on both sides of the border as war rages with no end in sight. >>> a group of senate democrats say without meaningful steps to protect civilians in gaza they will block u.s. military aid in israel. that can come up for a vote sometime this week. stay up to date on the latest with everything happening in gaza on kpix.com and the free cbs news app. >>> u.s. supreme court is hearing oral arguments over a multi billion dollar bankruptcy settlement involving purdue pharma. the makers of powerful opioid oxycontin. they will decide whether the family which owns purdue pharma can be sued. bankruptcy settlement protected them and experts say this can set a major precedent for similar settlements in the future. >>> alaska airlines will buy hawaiian airlines for $1.9 billion. company plans to keep identities of both brands. federal regulators have to approve. >>> spotify will layoff about 1500 employees. the ceo said the music streaming service hired too

the famous american journalist seimar hersh stated this in his article.e prime minister saw and read the intelligence report. the militants' attack plans have accelerated due to a political split that has weakened the country's army and security forces. according to israeli source seymourehirsha, now netanyahu in the fight to retain power, accuses intelligence of hiding information. rostec has begun testing a new gas turbine engine. the power plant was created in bashkiria, previously the equipment. world analogues and after bench tests will be put into operation. murat zaripov will continue the topic. the small area of ​​the stand simply could not accommodate everyone, so the start of the test work of the new turbine via video link is given from the workshop where it was assembled. the vibration of the gas generator is 3.4 mm, which also corresponds to the technical specifications. the launch is being monitored by both the performers and... the industrial engine al-41 st with a power of 25 megawatts was developed by specialists from the ufa engine-buildi

hersh wrote in a post on his website that the us special services were behind the attacks, acting onen and with the participation of the norwegian navy. this was a team that was thinking about how to put pressure on the russian government, and they were thinking about doing something more or less powerful. a less powerful option was sanctions, and more powerfully, the destruction of the gas pipeline. in march of this year, the german public broadcaster and weekly magazine published on their websites the details that german investigators know about the 15-meter andromeda sailboat, which was on its way from germany to denmark. according to their data, andromeda was chartered by a polish company owned by two ukrainians. at the beginning of september , the ship went to the german port of rostock, where it was loaded with everything necessary for the operation on the streams and it headed to the place of detonation. german the investigation also led to a ukrainian citizen who lives in kyiv and appears to be behind the polish company. which was used to rent a yacht. when we published our f

hersh, let’s hear about gerasimov and zaluzhny, who are having conversations behind the scenes behindin some circles in europe , rumors have begun to circulate that russia and ukraine are currently conducting serious peace negotiations. the ukrainian government, headed by it will be extremely difficult for vladimir zelsky to agree to negotiations, given his repeated refusal to engage in dialogue with. russian president vladimir putin. the driving force behind these negotiations was not washington or moscow, not biden or putin, but two high-ranking generals. valery gerasimov and valery zaluzhny. the factor that prompted them to start negotiations was the general understanding that putin would not object to a peace agreement that would fix the borders along the front line that would exist at the time completion of peace negotiations. russia will receive unconditional control over crimea, as well as over the four regions that russia annexed last year, namely donetsk and lugansk. are still engulfed in hostilities in the kherson region. in turn, no one foresaw such a concession. russia, th

today, december 27th, hersh has a one-way ticket.s been dreaming about this plan for a long time. he unfortunately won't be taking off on the trip today, but hoping and praying he'll take off soon. >> friends and family of 23 years old israeli-american hersh, are still clinging to hope, 28 days after he was abducted. earlier today they warned that time is running out. jay gray is in tel aviv for us. jay, the israeli expansion of the ground war on central gaza refugee camps, that's complicating any possible hostage talks. what are the details for this new phase for israel's offensive? >> reporter: yeah, alex, in fact a lot of people who have been watching this closely say this is the past 24, 48 hours, most violent and deadly. your idea that they have acknowledged that the offensive has moved into targeting some of the refugee camps in central gaza, call those areas a new battle zone, the fighting intense in crowded, urban areas, adding to the chaos for so many who were told to go to those camps, now being told to flee. the u.n. says

german economy, but also affected the political climate in germany, writes american journalist seymour hershnistration ordered the destruction of the pipelines. the german economy has been forced to do without cheap goods for more than a year. russian gas, this leads to the fact that the popularity of the ruling traffic light coalition decreases. hersch drew attention to the growing ratings of the far-right opposition party - an alternative for germany, which is already supported by more than 20% of germans. returning to the description of the economic situation in germany, the journalist says that without accessible and cheap energy resources , industry in the country is rapidly collapsing.

joining us now to help us make sense of it, business reporter for "the new york times," lauren hersh.ing here. so the dow hit a record high earlier this month. the s&p is just shy of its own record high. i know it's traditional for stocks to jump at the end of the year, the santa claus rally, but talk to us what you're seeing in the markets. >> what's most interesting as 2024 as a whole -- 2023 as a whole, we came into this year with a lot of concern, a lot of talk about recession, a lot of negativity. i would say it's blown away most forecasts, and the fed really did everything itould to slow down the u.s. economy and tamp down inflation and slow down a very high labor market, and somehow we are going into 2024 with inflation just about where the fed wants it to be and still a strong labor market, still a consumer. so it's a pretty incredible place to be in that i think most people would not have not we would be in about 12 months ago. >> do you think the fed is creating also a new template to deal with situations like this? >> it's a great question. an article in the journal yesterd

biting citizens and transmission of theoretical diseases is considered a threat to different species of hershe first is that they attack other species in a herd . reports of numerous leopard deaths. and we have the leopard wolf, which is an endangered species, by dog ​​herds. intermediate species are species that result from mating and reproduction with other carnivores. the most important one is the wolf, which is the result of the breeding of the wolf and the dog. calm down , he has a dog, but when he breaks down, when he wants to attack , he is much more in the grind than mud. we have between 2 and 4 million stray dogs in iran according to the experts, giving food to stray dogs is the main factor in increasing their population. this feeding of animals can increase their population and their life in nature in a very unnatural and manipulated manner. most of the stray dogs we have in the country the result of the reproduction of dogs that are either pets or guards. or being herding dogs, but their owners never accepted the responsibility of the puppies that were produced. according to the st

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. >> do you have a sense of where hersh is being held?s any idea of it and whether he's okay? >> this has been a huge point of contention that for 69 days there has not been one international aid organization on planet earth that has gone to check on any of the what originally were 240 hostages from 30 different nations who were from five different religions and spanning 87 years, the youngest being ten months old and the oldest, an 87-year-old holocaust survivor, and none of the families had any information about their loved ones. we personally happen to know because there was hamas video that surfaced of hersh having his left arm below the elbow blown off, and he was being put by gunpoint on to a hamas pickup truck, so we knew grievously injured. but many people don't know anything about their loved ones, and for 69 days, we have not known anything. >> i think your composure is absolutely incredible. can i ask about prime minister benjamin netanyahu, have you spoken to him? what have you told him? what do you think he should be doing no

israeli prime minister knew about the plans for the militants to attack, as the famous journalist hershergartens have been restored in the dpr. 27 regional chiefs help the republic in various matters. watch the final interview. grand development plans for exhibition of russia at vdnkhorodskaya and vologda. in yakutia, they are currently investigating the reasons for the abnormal landing of a passenger plane (nan-24) that landed on a sand spit of the kolyma river. there were 30 passengers and four crew members on board. according to information at this time , there were no casualties, the plane itself was not damaged, everything happened during the flight from yakutsk to zyryank.

lullaby that i sing to a child, those the notes themselves, only in a different order, you see, and the hersht sense of the market once he saw that this song is so successful in america, why not use it, but look, he didn't make the sedrick, who made the sedrick the song, i mean, oh, i dream about gershwin, but what a sedrick, who grabbed the sedrick and made it an important song for americans, they don't even know that it's leontovych , well, you're probably talking about the translation into english, i think so, yes, and it was also ukrainian, by the way, the conductor was new, but he understood , that this song should be spread among americans, and what do you think the americans, they didn’t want it, but they managed to steal a boon from us, when i was in america in the 90s, everyone here sang jingle bells in ukraine, in america everyone sang, boon boon, only in english , petro vilgovskyi did it, yes, petro vilgovskyi, ukrainian, emigrant and. emigrants, he did it in the 1930s, in 1936, he already published carol of the bells in the music publishing house carl fischer, and by the way, toda

victims, if lucky enough to survive live to tell the stories, some of which was detailed by the great sy hersh in the my lai massacre. but that doesn't necessarily mean that this was a direct order from the pentagon. now similar, similarly here with the allegations against hamas, it's difficult to tell at this point, fact from fiction when the conflicts began and is really officials immediately right out of the gates accuse tomas of be heading babies, which just days later proved to be fake news concocted to wrangle emotions and really allegiance to the is rarely cause. so that's one facet there. that one has to ask themselves. candace source be trusted. who initiated the story? this claim to begin with? what evidence did they provide? but there is historical precedents for the use of these tactics as well. look no further than former secretary of state hillary clinton and the us led bombing campaign that destroyed libya. clinton made her rounds back then on the press propagating this deranged story that mo, margaret duffy had supplied his soldiers with viagra so that they could rape and pilla

victims, if lucky enough to survive live to tell the stories, some of which was detailed by the great sy hersh in the my lai massacre. but that doesn't necessarily mean that this was a direct order from the pencil gone some of the so called proof that circulated online about how mosse rape allegedly from the music festival ended up being an old photo of a female kurdish fighter who was slain in battle. 7 her body appeared to be stripped of clothing from the waist down. again. i wanna stress that rapes and other abuses absolutely happened an awful times like these. so far we have only seen video evidence from 2016 from and is railey military. rabbi is telling young soldiers that this course of action that rate was an acceptable form of combat. although intercourse with a female gentile is very grave, it was permitted during war time under the conditions it stipulated out of consideration for the soldiers difficulties. and since our concern is the success of the collective from the war, the tora permit the soldiers to satisfy the evil urge under the conditions it stipulated for the sake of the c

hersh ever wrote. even more so than his my lai. and so i think it was it's one of the few cases i know as a reporter. it's one of the few cases i know where writing a story made a difference. so i want to briefly note you mentioned the rockefeller commission where some of jerry ford tried to get preempts by having vice president rockefeller, a committee to investigate frank church actually spoke here, the national press club in february 1975, when the rockefeller commission was happening. and he said the executive branch cannot, with any credibility, investigate itself. and that is really legacy of the committee and frank church general is reasserting the checks balances between congress and government. so i really salute you on that and very true. um, senator church also said the united states must not adopt the tactics of enemy means or as important as and what do you think he meant by that? and how does that relevant today. could you repeat that? oh, sure. senator church said the united states must not adopt the tactics of the e

hersh goldberg-polin had his arm blown off. i understand some of the hostages told you that romi is still alive, that they had seen her, that you got proof of life for the first time. what did you learn? what did they say? >> they just said they saw her. she's alive. but they also said that the wound, the shotgun wound, is not treated well, and it is neglected and it is not properly treated. so, i'm worried. we are worried for all the people, not just people that have been shot, the people with illnesses inside gaza, which are not treated well. it's a matter of life and death. >> i know another reason you do interviews is if by chance romi is able to hear you and hear something you say. so, is there something you would want her to hear tonight? >> yes, yes. i will say it in english, and she understands. you know, it's not the world. it's not the word. it's what i feel about her. she's a strong woman. she's a strong and very beautiful woman. she knows we believe in her. she knows we love her. i told her on the phone when i thoug

separate agreements, there will be no negotiations, secret negotiations, which, by the way, simon hersh there, they will issue a summons, so there is not a shortage of male specialties, women are sent to the front, it is clear that with the ukrainian economy, well, we have not put an end to it for a long time, although they will give money, but there will be various trust funds, the pentagon will squander its 4 billion with tears in its eyes, all this against the backdrop of the fact that in fact, the military economy, which... well, our president didn’t say, but you can compare it, for example, our american one, what is now happening with the economies of nato countries, the military-industrial complex, is the result of the fact that in 2008-2010 . they stopped the mass production of shells and other types of weapons, considering that the warehouses filled to capacity with all this deadly goods would be enough for them to fight the numerous local conflicts that america and its nato partners waged around the world, but a special military the operation showed that there would not be such

curious that many of the us scams in chile became known thanks to the journalistic work of seymour hershe arms and legs of the cia stuck out from the script. he analyzes in detail one of washington's most important operations to destabilize a foreign state and demonstrates the external and internal actors of this process. american corporations in the country, cia station, us agency for international development pro-american politicians within the country, conservative and ultra-right circles in society in the national army. washington players and processes depicted in relief. president nixon, national security advisor kessinger, cia director, helms and others. at the same time, the country abolished trade unions, pensions and healthcare from the state, and the main cunning of the economic miracle is explained simply. during the years of pinochet's bloody rule, gdp grew by more than 20%. but only a third of the total gross product came from 1% of the country's population. allenda wanted to redistribute privileges and support the majority of chileans, but the rich minority. it is stronger

your daughter was shot in the hand, hersh had part of his left arm blown off. i understand some of the hostages who are released last week told you that romi is still alive, but they have seen, or they got proof of life for the first time. what did you learn? what did they say? >> they just said they saw her, she is alive, but they also said that the shotgun wound is not treated well and it is neglected and it is not properly treated. so, we are worried to all the people in the united states not just those who have been shot, the people illnesses inside gaza which are not treated well. it is a matter of life and death. >> i know another reason you do interviews is if by chance romy is able to hear you and hear something you say. so, is there something you would want to be here tonight? but >> yes. i will say it in english and she'll understand. it is not the world, it is not the word it's what i feel about her. she is a strong woman. she is a strong and very beautiful from the inside women. she knows we believe in her, we love her, i told her on the phone when

that russia is to blame, then we hear strange stories about the ukrainians, on the one hand , seymour hershd also like to mention that there was a plan by the rant corporation about us plans to weaken germany by provoking a military conflict and an energy crisis in... uranium from africa in order for this to ruin that they would have to stop france from getting the german economy from the energy that we buy from france, and this also happened, as you know, we seem to be faced with a situation where poor analysis of our the political class does not lead to the right decision on what to do with the situation? so we have something strange going on, i think our government is failing to cope with reality, and we are seeing the consequences, everyone in germany is seeing the effect. germany is famous for its industrial power and the development of large-scale enterprises, but today we see that many of them are forced to reduce production, forced to transfer production to countries where, say, the energy situation is more stable. how does this affect ordinary germans? we see everything what happen

earlier i spoke to rachel goldberg, mother of 23—year—old hersh, because the initial stated goal is byyou have two equal goals, the families feel that you should be given equal time to both, and right now we see that for these past many weeks we have been given 20 47 for the dimension —— diminishing of hamas threat by attacking them in gaza, but we are not given 2a — seven attempts to the hostage situation. so we do feel very frustrated and as you can imagine, or anyone can imagine, put yourself in our place, pretend this is your only son who kissed her goodbye 71 nights ago and said" i will see you tomorrow" love your. said" i will see you tomorrow" love you". i have seen the video that he's had his arm blown off, everyone is suffering horribly, he lost his dominant arm from the elbow down, so thatis dominant arm from the elbow down, so that is terrifying for us personally, but everyone is suffering, every single hostage family is suffering like we are. rachel, do you know any more about how your son is, are getting updates? this how your son is, are getting updates?— how your son is,

this weekend, the famous american journalist seymour hersh, who, in fact, was the first to present evidence the baltic sea a week before the russian invasion of ukraine in february 2022 were believed to be intended to persuade russian president vladimir putin not to invade when the invasion, despite public threats to destroy the corpse pipeline nevertheless took place, the american team in norway was ordered to continue working to find a way to bring it to the end. the presidential order came in late september, which appears to be biden's timing. targeted at chancellor scholz. some in the cia believed that the president feared that scholz, whose voters were hesitant to support ukraine, might bow out in the face of the approaching collapse and decide that keeping his people warm and his industry prosperous was more important than helping ukraine survive. fight against russia. that's it, sergei sergeevich. dmitry vyacheslavevich, you are 1000% right when you talk about cultivated elites. there is a very big difference: the interests of the elites, the interests of citizens. when we say who is

yes, that triggered the church committee in december, 1974, seymour hersh, who is a legendary investigator new york times broke a huge story in the new york times about the domestics my -- domestic spying operations especially against antiwar dissidents and leaders and that triggered the creation of the church committee that led to calls from congressional investigations and the intelligence committee and ultimately, it was what mansfield use -- used as is predicate to create this committee he been wanting to create for many years, and in the house, there was a house version of the same thing that eventually became known in this committee, and the white house, ford had just become president and they tried to slow down thea congressional resolutions by creating a non-independent commission but it quickly became seen as something of a white wash and so it did not really slow down those efforts to have congressional investigations and so, i think it was the most important story, and so that i think it was one of the few cases i know as a reporter, one of the few i know where writing a story a

we know that at least one american hostage, hersh goldberg polin had his hand blown off from a grenade. his mother said that he could have bled to death. the treatment of these hostages are crimes against humanity. they are war crimes. for those who remain captive, we are running out of time. we cannot give up hope. we cannot abandon them. we must go to the end of the earth to bring them back. these are american hostages. hostages from our ally israel. we cannot stand quiet while they suffer. i yield the floor. mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor today thrilled to announce major progress on something i've been working on since my earliest days in the united states senate, replacing the i-5 bridge between vancouver, washington, and portland, oregon. late last week the administration began the review process for grants from the brand-new mega grant program we all worked together to establish in the bipartisan infrastructure law. i was proud to help write the provisions to

the cia was the most dramatic issue to put up front, it had been leaked out during the period of hersh's reporting and subsequently, stories came out, and fritz advocated that we put first priority on that issue, do it in depth, do it dramatically, end up with public hearings, which would be unheard of at that time on the subject like cia covert operations. and then, he had the wisdom to frame it the way you would in litigation, meeting first, start with the documents, the documents don't lie, there can be a debate later about who remembers what or who is willing to fess up to what the documents will tell you what was actually happening. so, with senator church's support , and critically with john towers support, who joined senator church in going to see nelson rockefeller, who was referred to earlier, the administration was ambivalent about whether to fully cooperate with the church committee. on one hand, rockefeller and gerald ford and others in the white house did not want to meet full disclosures and thought this could be injurious to the agency, on the other hand, as you pointed ou

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her 23-year-old israeli american son hersh goldberg was abducted by hamas terrorists on october 7th whilea music festival. rachel, just addressed at the united nations in geneva tomorrow 75 years since the declaration of human rights. rachel, thank you for joining us. i guess we'll begin with where you are. tell us what you told the group there. >> well, first, i sat in on the session that was a two hour and 45 minute session which, was very interesting to hear different countries views. and then, i spoke afterwards really talking about, first of all, the hostage situation that is, our time is completely running out. we have 138 hostages still being held from various nations around the world, five different religions we. a lot of different ages and were extremely concerned we. >> reporter: yeah, tell us if there has been any word on the status of your son, any information coming your way? >> there's been no word on any of the hostages in 67 days, except for the ones who were released when, you know, we know, thankfully, their home and most of them are recovering nicely. but the ones that

hersh writes that the parties want to fix the borders on the current line of contact. the obligation that the alliance's weapons will not be deployed on ukrainian territory. v europe is talking about this, about peace negotiations. it was extremely difficult for the ukrainian government, led by vladimir zelsky, to agree to them. and the driving force behind these negotiations was not washington or moscow, biden or putin, but two high-ranking generals who control the course of military operations. it’s just that nato doesn’t seem to be particularly waiting for ukraine anymore. the part- time extremist terrorist spoke about this with regret on his social networks. deputy of the verkhovna rada goncharenko. keep the insight. in washington several sources confirmed to me that blinken told the europeans to stop talking to ukraine about nato. there will be no nato. the nato topic irritates the us elite; they have clearly signaled that ukraine will not become a member of the alliance immediately after the war. other experts discuss how much peace negotiations our country needs

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