. >> reporter: the eisenberg family is not at the grand menorah lighting to just celebrate hanukkah. >> this little boy and his baby brother we're taking on october 7th , 2023. >> reporter: the events of october 7th have left jackie eisenberg with a heavy heart. as a pediatrician and mother she's fought to keep these children's name in the spotlight praying for their safe return. >> this is part of our everyday luggage. we need to be strong. we need to be proud and we need to speak out for them. >> reporter: children have a special place in jackie's heart, but she's also been impacted by the deadly new year's day attack in new orleans. the hope for 2025 is for peace and safety for everyone. >> as part of humanity, i don't think this is pertaining in particular to necessarily to any ethnicity or to any religion or to any people. this is a matter of human values. >> we never lose the hope, lost the hope or will lose the hope for a better world. >> reporter: so as hanukkah comes to an end, the eisenberg family wants the message of standing strong and of light to resonate with people of

. >> reporter: the eisenberg family is not at the grand menorah leaguing to just celebrate hanukkah?er 7th, 2023. >> reporter: the events of october 7th have left jackie eisenberg with a heavy heart. a pediatrician and a mother, she has fought to keep these children's names in the spotlight, praying for their safe return. >> this is part of our luggage. every day luggage. we need to be strong. we need to be proud. and we need to speak out for them. >> reporter: children have a special place in jackie's heart. but she has also been impacted by the deadly new year's day attack in new orleans. the hope for 2025 is for peace and safety for everyone. >> as part of humanity, i don't think this is pertaining in particular to necessarily to any ethnicity or to any religion. or to any people. this is a matter of human values. >> we never lose the hope, lost the hope, and will lose the hope for a better world. [ applause ] >> reporter: so as hanukkah comes to an end, the eisenberg family wants the message of standing strong and of light to resonate with people of all religions and beliefs. >>

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. >> bryan eisenberg is author of this book, land rich, cash poor.on i've been carried around for much like a child. ii grew up working for my dad on the family farm. as long as i can remember. there werer, people driving in e yard talkingya about this form going under, that form selling at aer never understood why. i knew i was lucky i grew special t place, place for hard-working beauty but it never understood why are for participating. i began to see the way our economic system had been leaving or farmers behind. want to answer the question why that was competitive happen and will lead to this book. it marries the hidden history of the issues with my family's generations to gets away from e depression. >> what kind of farm is your family? >> with ours small family farm in the hills of southern wisconsin. we were traditional dairy farm, milking cows, about 50 we should be concise form. became a small farm. we've since diversified. my dad is so funny. isis is working to take over from him -- >> we will leave this ttip are over 45 your commitment to c