and obviously, we won't rest until hirsch and all 238 are home. so you know, we're holding on to our hope. >> rachel, you met with the pope today, and you showed him the video of hirsch being abducted with part of his arm missing. why did you decide to show that video to the pope, can what was his reaction? >> the video itself is, i think, 50 seconds, and anyone in -- who we have shared that with has been so moved by it, as you well know as a journalist. i mean, a picture is worth 1,000 words. a video is worth 10,000 words. so i just thought it could be helpful for him to really understand the severity of hirsch's situation. and hirsch is a microcosm for the larger situation of the, you know, well over 200 people who are there. there are children who are also wounded who are there. there are elderly people who are wounded who are there. we just happen to have this video thanks to your very own anderson cooper sharing it with us. and therefore i felt that it was important to share it with him. and it did make an impression on him, and you know, i f

american rachel goldberg's 23-year-old son, hirsch, was captured october 7th the number of days he's been gone taped to her chest. >> i actually said to him, you know, my heart was taken 47 days ago, and i will wear the number on my heart until my heart comes back >> reporter: she brought a picture of hirsch and showed the pope a video of his capture. his lower left arm blown off by a grenade. >> how did the pope react to that? >> he put his hand on his heart, and he spoke in italian saying, his heart is with me. >> reporter: rachel and her husband john say today's hostage agreement gives them hope, even if their son isn't freed, because the red cross will finally be allowed to see him. >> we have a team of orthopedic specialists preparing detailed notes of exactly what medications hirsch should be on and what treatment he should be getting. >> reporter: the palestinians say the pope listened to them about their plight >> he can ask for an immediate cease-fire, but this is not what -- the only thing that we asked for. we asked him to use his power for a more just and long-lasting pea

mom or hirsch if we had a loved one ripped away from us by hamas.dmire your calm in stepping back and figuring it. >> good to see you. neil: we are telling you about the goings-on at the rockefeller christmas tree lighting. the nypd has a warning. others will need them including pro-palestinian protesters, the same type of showdown in washington. alexis mcadams with the latest. >> reporter: you can check it out here. the nypd is using one of our first technologies to monitor the crowds and the protesters because they expect to see lots of protesters for what they are calling flood the tree for gaza. >> we are prepared, we have some extra layers in the name of the game is people come out, be safe, have a great time as far as protesters, by no means do we allow you to bring hate or damage property. >> you can see the barricades with the drone technology, some things they are doing to beef up patrols. you can see some of their trucks and crews near rockefeller center but they are expecting those big crowds but they are used to this. it happens weekly.

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the family of berkeley native hirsch goldberg, poland, is unsure for what's going on with their son.e was taken by hamas in october. >> two people have been released so far from the music festival where hirsch was. those two people don't know him. they don't recognize him, don't know his name. but we're also told that's not real cause for concern because they were in two small groups out of 40 people, 40 ish people. so not real cause for concern. but we know nothing. >> a woman who is a dual israeli american was among those released today. more than 100 have been released. so far. hundreds of people marched tonight in san francisco as part of what was being called international solidarity with palestine day. they plan to protest on howard street, but ended up marching, gathering at speer, then making their way along the embarcadero. organizers say this event was a follow up to some of the many protests we saw in the bay area on black friday. >> moving now to the east bay, people living near a refinery are worried about yet another flaring incident and what it means to their health. o

seven weeks of uncertainty not knowing where hirsch is. seven weeks of not knowing how he is doing, seven weeks not knowing when hirsch is coming home. .. tonight we heard about so many hostages. 133 still in cap tyty. the i.r.c. must be able to see hersh and every one of the other hostages. hersh and the other hostages must come home. not someday, not soon, but now. we owe it to these hostages to bring them home. we owe it to our families and we must make sure that hamas can never take hostages, can never attack israel, ever again. i yield back. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the gentleman. i deeply thank my friend from michigan, general bergman, for his indulgence and generosity. i close by reminding the american public, the names and faces you saw tonight are only a fraction of those who remain held in gaza by cowardly terrorists by hamas. i hope every american understands israel is fighting to protect her citizens from this diabolical terrorist organizations and rescue her hostages. there's only one culprit to blame for this war, that

never stop fighting. >> we won't rest until hirsch and all 238 are home and dion, another important thing to remember is that this cease fire does not mean that the war between israel and hamas is ending. >> it is only a temporary cease fire. and the israeli prime minister has already promised he will continue to battle hamas once the truce ends. in the newsroom, tim johns, abc seven news. >> tim, much appreciated. pro-palestinian protesters tried to disrupt the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york this morning. those protesters broke through barriers and sat down in the street. some even glued themselves to the ground. the parade floats were able to go around them and the protesters were taken into custody and we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the very latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com, just download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates right this thanksgiving the bay area was blessed with beautiful weather. things though are changing. sandy, you are monitor

never stop fighting. >> we won't rest until hirsch and all 238 are home and dion, another important to remember is that this cease fire does not mean that the war between israel and hamas is ending. >> it is only a temporary cease fire. and the israeli prime minister has already promised he will continue to battle hamas once the truce ends. in the newsroom, tim johns, abc seven news. >> tim, much appreciated. pro-palestinian protesters tried to disrupt the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york this morning. those protesters broke through barriers and sat down in the street. some even glued themselves to the ground. the parade floats were able to go around them and the protesters were taken into custody and we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the very latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com, just download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates right this thanksgiving the bay area was blessed with beautiful weather. things though are changing. sandy, you are monitoring al

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i just want to note the case of hirsch goldberg pawn, a 23-year-old american citizen. his hand was blown off while he was hiding in a bomb shelter so he's got serious health issues. his name has not come up so far in terms of the releases but you're looking at you know, elderly women. young children as young as 4 years old then you've got hirsch who's lost his hand and it's just a really sad situation in terms of the kind of people that were taken hostage. >> elise, we're dealing with a known terrorist group and hamas. can we expect this trickling of time another two days? maybe another three days? and what happens when hamas gets to the point where they literally don't have anymore of the hostages left and maybe another group like palestinian islamic jihad has them. do you then enter negotiations to try to deal with that group? >> david is right. just the condition of the hostages like one of them was very ill and now is in the hospital really in critical condition. so presumably, some of the rest of those hostages in addition to hirsch and that case is just terrible

the family of berkeley native hirsch goldberg, poland, is unsure for what's going on with their son.e was taken by hamas in october. >> two people have been released so far from the music festival where hirsch was. those two people don't know him. they don't recognize him, don't know his name. but we're also told that's not real cause for concern because they were in two small groups out of 40 people, 40 ish people. so not real cause for concern. but we know nothing. >> a woman who is a dual israeli american was among those released today. more than 100 have been released. so far. hundreds of people marched tonight in san francisco as part of what was being called international solidarity with palestine day. they plan to protest on howard street, but ended up marching, gathering at speer, then making their way along the embarcadero. organizers say this event was a follow up to some of the many protests we saw in the bay area on black friday. >> moving now to the east bay, people living near a refinery are worried about yet another flaring incident and what it means to their health. o

ukrainian trace has long been debunked , again by the american journalist and investigator, seimar hirschge is too complex from the point of view of organization ; kiev, unlike washington, does not have such technical capabilities. but a hot topic in germany is the government's plans to double military aid to ukraine next year. instead of 4 billion euros, berlin is going to provide kiev with eight. bloomberg employees became aware of this. they claim that the ruling coalition has already agreed on the issue, a decision will be made next week will be officially announced when the budget committee approves the allocation of additional funds. the money will reportedly be used , among other things, for the purchase of american f-35 fighter jets and heavy military transport helicopters, as well as israeli erow air defense systems. our sambo wrestlers won five gold medals at once at the world championships in yerevan. the winners of the second day of the competition were ramet gukev, mukhtar gamzaev, sheikh mansur khabibullaev and the captain of our team artyom osipenko. he is now a ten-time ch

people, well sure there are eight people who are alive today, sleeping at, home because of honor, and hirsch and to other young man, god willing, are alive, in gaza, and we'll come home because of honor. it's unbelievable what he did. >> john, this is your second trip, both of you have made since the terror attack on october 7th to the u.s.. why did you want to come and speak it today's rally? we >> yeah, so, first of all, it's rachel spoke isn't israeli she always has for the last 39 days. she spoke eloquently and powerfully, in a way that motivated people and hopefully motivated them to take action. but first of all, we need to keep on getting the story of her shin the hostages out there. today we had an audience of what seemed like 300,000 people who came to be part of the story and hopefully take action on. it >> rachel, i want to play something you play today at the wheeler alley by a man who hid during the holocaust. when asked why, this was his answer. >> at least i will know when i die and stand before a guide, he will not ask me what he asked cain in the bible. where were you when y

the situation in the middle east commented journalist seymour hirsch.ording to his sources in the us government, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu refused the hostage deal. the american demand called for the release of more than seventy prisoners, but hamas representatives wanted a cessation of hostilities in exchange. for 5 days, which turned out to be unacceptable for netanyahu. moscow police are looking for robbers who attacked couriers at one of the banks in the center of the capital; unknown persons opened fire with a traumatic pistol, took away a bag, which was worth 300 million rubles, then fled in a mercedes. it all happened the night before, according to preliminary data, one of the couriers was injured, as it turned out later, part of the sum - 7 million - fell out of a bag that burst. it has already been established that there was a crime. but based on a tip, the issue of initiating a criminal case is decided. now a short advertisement, then we will talk about the defeat of an international criminal group in transbaikalia, it was enga

hirsch's parents just landed from israel. they will be speaking at a big rally tomorrow in d.c.8. >> that's the numbers of days since he was kidnapped. >> no jewelry and makeup until your son comes home. rachel, tell us what happened that morning. you were having your coffee. john is at the synagogue. what happened next? >> and at 8:00 in the morning we heard bomb sirens in jerusalem. i woke up my daughters. we got into our bomb shelter that we have in our apartment. and when we got out i ran to get my phone to check i knew they were camping outs. i turned on my phone normally i don't do that on the sabbath but it was an emergency. two texts popped up at 8:11 one said i love you and the next one said i'm sorry. we came to find out that he and his best friend were at the music festival, which was attacked many, almost 300 kids at this festival were just mowed down with machine gunfire. herb and his best friend to a bomb shelter but the bomb shelter came under attack. there were 29 young people from this music festival murder together in this wind windowless hand grin nadz and spr

stop fighting. >> we won't rest until hirsch and all 238 are home >> that was tim johns reporting. we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and gaza and here at home . you can find the latest updates any time at abc7 news.com download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. another important day to add to the holiday shopping season calendar coming up, the discounts you can find on travel deal tuesday, a turkey dinner with a side of winning. >> we hear from the 40 niners after their dominating win over the seattle seahawks last night. >> and let's get a live look outside this morning. it's a beautiful morning right now on black friday. we'll get a check of your forecast coming up in ♪give me something sweet let's celebrate♪ ♪a little bit for me, a little bit for you♪ ♪no need to be greedy there's enough for two♪ ♪a little bit for me, a little bit for you♪ [distant music] ♪oops, oh, it's gettin' late♪ ♪and i almost forgot to celebrate,♪ ♪invite everybody, yeah, you're coming too♪ ♪i've been waitin' all year to get down wit

golden hirsch received a ba degree in politics and women's studies from brandeis and so i'm so thrilled tonight to host with these wonderful academics. please give a round of applause. [applause] i should mention the way we are going to do this [inaudible] thank you all so much for coming. i appreciate it and i know it is a beautiful day out there. if you could be at the beach or somewhere else, i'm relieved. and thank you all to the whole staff. my book would be on a dusty bookshelf and thank you also. it's really wonderful. so i thought not everyone had the chance toi read the book y. i thought iid would say a few words of the general idea and i promise i don't lecture i like having discussions i will keep them brief and then we will move to questions. so the books idea is a simple one which is human beings want to understand the world so we spend a lot of time speaking about the social world as we go about our day not even only relativer to politics but in or social life as well thinking about why did that just happen and the theory ile work with is all about how we determine the cau

the family of berkeley native hirsch goldberg, poland, is unsure what's going on with their son. he was taken by hamas in october. >> two people have been released so far from the music festival where hirsch was. those two people don't know him. they don't recognize him, don't know his name. um, but we're also told that's not real cause for concern because as they were in to small groups, out of 40 people, 40 ish people, so not real cause for concern. but we know nothing a woman who is a dual israeli american was among those released yesterday and a bay area man says two of his relatives have also been released. >> we first met pacifica resident oren rubenstein a few weeks ago. he was putting up posters of the then 200 plus hostages being held by hamas. rubenstein says his cousin's wife and his cousin's 18 year old daughter are now at an israeli hospital and are doing physically fine. >> and they didn't even know they're going to be released. they were just taken out of this cave that they were in this tunnel in israel, prepared for 240 hostages to be released. and they have hous

so far from the music festival where hirsch was. those two people don't know him, don't recognize him, don't know his name. but we're also told that's not real cause for concern because they were in two small groups out of 40 people, 40 ish people. so not real cause for concern, but we know nothing. >> a woman who is a dual israeli american citizen was among those released yesterday and a bay area man says two of his relatives have also been released. we first met pacifica resident oren rubenstein a few weeks ago. he was putting up posters of the then 200 plus hostages being held by hamas. rubenstein says his cousin's wife and his cousin's 18 year old daughter are now at an israeli hospital and are physically fine. >> and they didn't even know they're going to be released. they were just taken out of this cave that they were in this tunnel in israel, prepared for 240 hostage is to be released. and they have houses and, you know, facilities and doctors. rubenstein says he has a cousin who is still being held hostage and they are hold

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as the famous investigative journalist luriat kulzer prize-winning seymour hirsch reported, the tsakhaloal was to break through to the entrances to numerous kilometers-long tunnels, intelligence, quote: hunt down and kill all political and military leaders of hamas. the same informant says israeli intelligence services are ruthlessly targeting the families of high-ranking militants, from parents to wives and children. meanwhile, tsahal itself reports combat losses: 16 servicemen were killed in two days. hamas militants say they also destroyed two israeli tanks. the night before. the israeli army has again carried out repeated attacks on the largest refugee camp in gaza , jebaliya, located in the north of the enclave. hamas reports nearly 200 deaths and 800 injuries. according to preliminary estimates, 120 citizens are buried under the rubble of the collapsed buildings. evacuation continues in the south of the gas sector. egypt agreed to allow half a thousand foreigners through the only operating checkpoint, rafah. the russian embassy said they are doing everything possible to get the ru

. >> among those still not accounted for is a berkeley native, hirsch goldberg poland, who was kidnaped from a musical festival in israel during hamas's attack in october. the 23 year old was born in berkeley before moving to israel with his family. abc news reporter matt gutman spoke with his parents. >> we don't question in the will of the us to get something done to release the hostages us. but when it comes to do they have information that they're providing us? no. i don't know if it's because they don't have it or they have it and they've made a decision to not share it in detail. but we are not getting any concrete information. >> you can see more of the interview coming up at 530 on world news tonight. >> and still ahead, gary payton, the second was seen limping during the third quarter of last night's game in sacramento. and now we're learning about the extent of his injury but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs

journalists hirsch, citing sources in the us government, claims that israeli prime minister benjaminanyahu from the hostage deal, the american demand provided for the release of more than seventy prisoners, but in return hamas insisted on a cessation of hostilities, which for netanyahu it turned out to be unacceptable. tomorrow , sunday, is the second and decisive round of the presidential election in such an important g20 country as argentina. the choice is still the same. on the one hand, sergio masa, the minister of economy of the outgoing government, under which inflation reached a level of as much as 142. percent, but which, however, received an invitation to brix, on the other, as he is called, the anarcho-capitalist and neo-populist, javier miley, who calls for a transition to the dollar and refocus on the us and israel. our sergei brilev looked at the orgies, watch right after the short advertisement. alpha investments give 10 shares of large russian companies. everyone: open an investment account at alfabank and pick up your gift! it's black friday, discounts up to 80%, cash

journalist seymour hirsch commented on the situation in the middle east; according to his sources in the us government, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu refused the hostage deal. the american demand called for the release of more than seventy prisoners, however representatives. and hamas wanted in exchange for a cessation of hostilities for 5 days, which turned out to be unacceptable for netanyahu. finnish border guards used gas against russians who arrived at the border checkpoint, one person was injured, local tv channel mtv-3 reported. it is noted that a group of about thirty people arrived at the border crossing in the evening on bicycles, but after talking with a checkpoint officer, one of the arriving men was sprayed with gas in the face. finland closed its largest points tonight. now to deliver the goods, it will be necessary to make a big detour. in athens, a massive demonstration took place at the american embassy; about 25,000 people took part in the march. protesters burned an american flag and called on the greek government to immediately withdraw from nato. demo

according to reporter seemr hirsch, the conditions included the release of seventy israelis, but hamaslso demanded a five-day truce. prime minister israel netanyahu responded to this with a sharp refusal. peaceful settlement and exchange of prisoners. in berlin, where the german leadership received the turkish president. i want to emphasize once again that now and for the long-term prospect of peace, it is necessary that hamas is no longer able to carry out the acts of aggression that we saw on october 7, everything must be done to ensure good prospects for israel palestinian state, living peacefully side by side. this is a two-state solution, which is supported by germany, the european union and many others. they are talking about exchanging hostages, okay, we are for it, but how many are being held in israel and how many are being held in another country? for many years, it would be unfair not to see this, you are talking about hundreds of people, i am talking about thousands , has israel killed thousands of palestinians, has it destroyed hospitals, has it done it, is it hitting plac

bring hirsch home. >> reporter: hirsch goldberg is one of them. the 23-year-old taken hostage during that music festival october 7th, a grenade taking off part of his arm. this is one of the last known images of him, huddling in a bunker. >> our soul is so bruised. >> reporter: each morning his mother taping to her shirt the number of days since he was taken. now bracing for drawn out to f nee hirsch and the rest of the hostages. are you prepared for that number to be in four digits? >> are we going to pay a steep price? if the answer is yes, pay it now. the price will be the same, but you will have killed us, the family, in the mean time. we will be alive, but we will be dead. >> reporter: a grim reality settling in for the family the youngest hostages. 10-year-old qafir. he and his 4-year-old brother and mother seen fear being taken by hamas on october 7th. hamas claiming all three were killed by israeli air strikes at some point during the war. israel now saying it's assessing those claims. it's possible that the u.s. diplomacy in the region wi

journalist seimer hirsch commented on the situation in the middle east.s sources in the us government, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu refused the hostage deal. the american demand provided for the release of more than seventy prisoners, but hamas representatives wanted in exchange a cessation of hostilities for 5 days, which was unacceptable for netanyahu. finnish border guards used gas against russians who arrived at the border checkpoint, one person was injured, local tv channel mtv-3 reported. it is noted that a group of about thirty people arrived at the border crossing in the evening on bicycles, but after a conversation with a checkpoint employee, one of the russians sprayed gas in the face. last night, finland closed the largest checkpoints on the border with russia, illegal migrants allegedly tried to get through them, as drivers say, now... to deliver goods, you will need to make a long detour, it takes longer to travel, you have to use estonia to get to finland, you need to get to estonia, pass on a rapid. drive then you just get ther

according to the famous investigative journalist, laureate ulitzer prize seymour hirsch, goal sahal. to break through to the entrance to numerous multi-kilometer tunnels dug by militants, while from informed sources in israel, hersh found out that two weeks ago netanyahu ordered foreign intelligence, i quote: to track down and kill all political and military leaders of hamas. the same informant says: "israeli security services ruthlessly persecute the families of high-ranking militants, from parents to wives and children." meanwhile , tsahal itself reports combat losses for two..." 16 servicemen were killed. militants hamas says it also destroyed two israeli tanks. the night before, the army carried out repeated attacks on the largest refugee camp in gaza, jebaliya. it is located in the north of the enclave. hamas reported nearly 200 deaths and 800 injuries . according to preliminary data, 120 citizens were buried under the rubble of collapsed buildings. in the south of the gas sector , evacuation continues through the only operating checkpoint , rafah, egypt agreed. foreigners, incl

the immediacy of getting the hostages out, a young man like hirsch who had his arm blown off. he doesn't have days to wait. so little people, big people, mothers, brothers, young women who we know are not being treated well in gaza, they need to get out. and so, when we talk about it, none of us are talking about this politically. we're talking about it as a human crisis. so for me, the issue of how do we finish with the work of hamas and getting rid of them, let's put it aside for a second and focus on getting these 150 folks, people, our family, our relatives out. and getting them safe. that should be everyone's priority right now. >> all i can say is i hope your loved ones get home soon. i know for the ones of you that have men being held hostage who are not top priority because women and children and older people are being prioritized. and people in the idf, they will be last on the list. and i'm so sorry for that. >> it's not to change the equation, who said that? where is it coming from? we believe collectively, that anybody from any group should be released. there shoul

. >> i know rachel and john well and they are heavy on my heart tonight knowing that hirsch wouldn't be in this group and i think how hard it would be for her to watch and i also know what she said is authentic to who she is. i think for all of us, every single person who gets released is a win for the entire group but at the same time, if these 50 come out and they include my family, i will rejoice and if they don't, i will still rejoice because it's 50 people out of captivity and out of an awful, awful situation. and to speak also it's a not their father. we will not stop fighting until every single one of them is home and that includes so many of them that are -- it's close to 200 names that wouldn't be on this list and so there's hope but there's still fight. >> well, we want you to know that we will continue to cover your fight until everyone is home. thank you. >> thank you so much >> we are so hoping this time we'll actually see these hostages come back. thank you. >> thank you. >> what about hostages who are not women and children as we just heard? i'll be speaking with the f

sam hirsch, another minutes. ok. now for the people from washington, d.c., have you been admit proad hock previously so i don't have to worry about that at the time you're arguing? perfect. thank you for that. then for the second half if you will, taylor r.meehan, arlingtonton, virginia. 50 minutes. right? and richard essenberg from will, 30 minutes. all right. you were previously admitted pro hock vice? great. then on rebuttal, am hirsch five mines. anthony three minutes. tamara packard, two minutes, mark gabeer, five minutes. all right. good so far we've got it straight. with that done let's proceed with mark gabeer presenting. please proceed. >> good morning, may it please the court. the wisconsin constitution's redistricting requirements are not optional. >> counsel where were you, where were your clients two years. redistricting happens once every two years the census. all of the issue yourself bringing actually cough been brought before this court two years ago. so why did your clients sit on their ieghts? we g

deciding how money will work in the united states, where it will go, and it’s surprising that seymour hirschthem a permanent government, these are people who are the world government, whom no one chooses, but who are left with the nazis, who after the second world war found refuge in the united states, including those who developed the us missile program, many of them began working for the cia after world war ii, they were satisfied. 644 - it was part of a large plan for the financial reorganization of the world after the second world war, this was already thought about in 1944, but what was used was used first by banks, and only then by tanks, and this is the most basic goal of the organization that is now plowing up the world banks, look, they are considering russia, ukraine, that is, russia is so disturbing to them in implementation of their plans, the company is conducting experiments with its technology in order to use artificial intelligence in order to kill russians in ukraine, that is, the idea is that they use space technology, satellite technology that searches for targets directly

and we put this, rachel goldberg, the mother of hirsch, in solidarity, because she started this, and other families, as the hostage families have been working together, we are cognizant when we talk to people like yourselves that these children, grandmothers, aunts, uncles, fathers, brothers, sisters were taken. innocent civilians, 46 days ago, they have been in the dark. we, as you understand information-wise, we are in the dark. but they are truly in the dark. and we wouldn't people to understand that these are 230 people. they are not numbers. so when we talk about ten coming out, ten coming out, these are ten people that belong to a family. the first ones will be children. later they will be parents and grandparents. and so this is just that reminder that this is real and for 46 days these people have been gone. >> you talk about putting this on in solidarity. how important has this unfortunate community you are now a community of families of hostages, how important have you been to one another over these 46 days? >> i don't think that anyone can understand until they are in this

hirsch goldberg polin was seriously wounded before he was taken hostage october 7th.is parents spoke with pappy harlow before -- poppy harlow before the release and asked if there is more hope that he will get home soon. >> today we are very, very hopeful that this -- everything is very fragile, and as we say in english, we don't count chicks before they hatch. i've been saying i don't count my hostages until they're hugging their loved ones. so i am praying these children and these women get back to their families today and that in these next few days that this deal -- that more and more children are home where they belong and start to process this trauma that they've been through. and certainly i hope and pray that our day will come and that we will also have our -- have our loved one back in our arms. >> rachel talked about how fragile this deal is. part of that is even the information flow, we're hearing basically what you're hearing when it comes to who will be released. it seems quite clear that men are not likely to be part of this first batch. so in terms of w

joining us now again abigail's great aunt liz hirsch naftali and her cousin, noa.his day, the fact that it is here, you can see those images, everything you were praying for, how does it feel, liz? >> well, it's a miracle. it's remarkable. we thank you for having us again, and i am so glad that we are on this side where abigail, who turned 4 on friday, is free and she is with her family and she is with her sister and her brother. so it feels amazing in that respect because she is now safe at home, but there is two things. one is there are still many hostages that haven't been released and are not home with their loved ones, and for abigail, this is going to be a journey. i mean, she witnessed her parents both be murdered. and so this is going to be a long journey for her. but the fact that she is home and she is with her family, we can at least have a sigh of relief and know she is with her loved ones. >> to that point, the journey ahead you almost can't comprehend how difficult it will be. you see kind of a spark in her eyes, the smile in those photos as she is su

. >> that was rachel goldberg, mother of hirsch goldberg one of the americans being held hostage by a hamas. she joined others after meeting with pope francis. and secretary of state antony blinken reacted to the news of the hostage deal in a statement saying the u.s. welcomes a deal, he emphasized that the 50 hostages who will be released include american citizens but he also made clear the process is not done. he wrote that while the deal marks significant progress, we will not rest as long as hamas continues to hold hostages in gaza. and there are believed to be 10 americans unaccounted for and assumed held hostage in gaza. this announcement of a deal has sparked a lot of new hope but also new fear for the families of more than 230 hostages. one of the hostages likely included in the deal is a 3-year-old american abigail, her family hoping and praying that she will be home for her fourth birthday which is friday. >> we you'lall hold on to the h she will be home by friday which is her fourth birthday. there is nobody that is giving up hope. it is just that we actually need to see ab

cindy, eta, he doesn't, omer, hirsch, jody, in the at. we saw the release of two americans, -- who is the elderly woman who needed urgent medical care, which is why the hostages moved directly from the gaza strip into israel without even going into egypt first. she was medivac to a medical facility. of course, four-year-old abigail. who had to witness the murder of her own parents before being objected by terrorists and held underground for the last two months. so, this is a horrific situation, there's obviously a sigh of relief for the families who are experienced in these reunification's. but president biden and his counterparts in the region from israel from egypt, from qatar, from other countries, cannot, must not, and shall not rest until all 180 hostages or returned home. >> national security adviser, jake sullivan, didn't rule out the possibility that the four-day cease-fire or pause could be extended when he appeared on meet the press today. saying the next steps are largely up to hamas. the white house has been under intense pres

silence. >> reporter: hirsch was kidnapped during the deadly attack on the music festival.f the last images of him. he lost part of his arpbl when grenades were thrown into the shelter where he was hiding. >> it is a long long time for families not to sleep, to be in a frantic state of fear and terror and trauma. that's where we are. that's our life. >> reporter: we're hearing that that border crossing, rafah border crossing may have opened again to let palestinians out and flow of humanitarian aid in. the israeli government said they have allowed two pairs of hostages out, but clearly some sticking points about how many hostages will be released. until that happens the fighting goes on. rebecca? >> ian, thank you. we're going to go to matt rivers, who's at a border crossing between egypt and israel as critical aid prepares to go into gaza. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, guys. for the first time we are at the border crossing between israel an egypt. this is aid that is bound for gaza. any aid that goes into gaza must come through this check point to get insp

entrance into numerous multi-kilometer tunnels dug by militants, while from informed sources in israel, hirschound out 2 weeks ago, prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered foreign intelligence to quote: track down and kill all political and military leaders of hamas. the same informant says: israeli intelligence services are mercilessly pursuing the families of high-ranking militants , from parents to wives and children, while the idf is reporting combat losses, with 16 soldiers killed in two days. action hamas says it also destroyed two israeli tanks. the previous evening , the israeli army again carried out repeated strikes on the largest refugee camp in gaza , jebaliya, located in the north of the enclave. hamas reports the death of almost 200 people and the injury of 800 people; according to preliminary data, 120 citizens are buried under the rubble of collapsed buildings. in the south of the gas sector , evacuation continues; through the only operating checkpoint , rafah, egypt agreed to let half a thousand foreigners through. the russian embassy stated that they are doing everything po

i have rabgy brad hirsch field. what hopes to accomplish in the march for peace around the world, particularly for israel. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so by now you know the cpi report was better than expected and of course the initial reaction was pure glee, and it has just built from there. stocks higher, boned yields lower. everyone knows me as a rose-colored glasses kind of guy but to point out inflation is still very high. these numbers are tough on main street. be that as it may, emotions change instantly. as prices went up it changes emotions. an interesting domino effect as it happens on the street. here is what is very odd, the script from the beginning was flipped, it was flipped completely. i show you what i mean. here is a history of inflation. inflation over 2%. and how the market the reacted, how financial markets reacted. if you go back to the 1970s, you wonder why inflation flared you have to be in gold because in 1972 gold was up 196%. in the 1980 recession it was up 260

. >> then there is 23-year-old american israeli, hirsch. the super nova music festival the morning of the attack. he fled to a bomb shelter while hamas fighters bombarded the festival. fighters threw the grenade in the shelter and he lost his arm in the last. his parents say he had plans to go to university and to see the world. then we have 12-year-old ares. he was taken from his bed by hamas on the day of the attack along with his 16-year-old sister and his father. hamas reportedly killed his 80-year-old grandmother. her body was found days after the attack. this was his grandmother on this network on the days after the attack. >> they broke in and the last thing i heard was the youngest who's 12 saying to them, i'm too young, don't take me. and that was it. that's the last time i heard from them. >> he spent his 12th birthday in hamas captivity. we'll be right back. birthday in hamacas ptivity. we'll be right back. n moves fas. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g n

soggy, eta, he, omer, hirsch, keith, adrian, got the, judith, lee, out and four year old abigail. the american people cannot, should not, and we'll not forget that 11 americans will remain in hamas captivity, even after today's release. >> when we had heard that this may have been delayed, and you heard us discuss this with david, it's how fragile is it right now? given that we, at the moment, had switched as we were just talking about, ten minutes, and now now we're back. on how fragile do you believe this is? are we gonna make it today for? >> look, i have confidence, because i think both sides are incentivized to follow through with this agreement. for israel, it's important to keep faith with their people, who want the reunification to happen. it's unprecedented in the history of israel, i would argue, even in the history of modern conflict, to have more than 200 civilian casualties, women, children, babies, the elderly, holocaust survivors, disabled, it's never happened. so, israel is highly motivated to bring these people home. it was a very emotional reunion yesterday, we s

distracted, taken away from attack, so that everyone can be distracted from the investigation of the hirschpinion, clearly with evidence, a person, with reference to sources, a company for whom it works , for zelsky or zaluzhny no-no, well , it’s clear, here they say zelsky didn’t know holy simplicity, but zaluzhny knew, but didn’t stop , then of course it’s against zaluzhny, that is, such a counterattack in response to zelensky ordered an article, well, well, i don’t know who ordered it, most likely it was the western intelligence services that actually ordered it, well, at the same time they decided and how to whitewash zelensky, but the version of course does not stand up to any criticism, i i admit, well, it’s a bit of a whitewash, you’re leading a country in which you don’t control anything. at the same time, you know, at the same time you know, well, how now, of course , nadlensky is being bullied in the american and western media, today the italian career came out on the front page, biden means there reads... a newspaper, by the way, the washington post, reads a newspaper from netany

hirsch is originally from berkeley and his family was living in israel when he was taken hostage fromestival. cotler talked to me this morning about the main message for the march today. >> the main message is pride. unity and uniting against anti-semitism and uniting around bringing all of the hostages home. um, you know, there are 240, at least 240 hostages that we know of from 33 different countries and national cities across religions and ranging in age from eight months to 85 years old and think the march today is about showing that while while we as a community are concerned about hate and fear and anti-semitism, we're not scared in the war zone. >> gaza's overwhelmed hospitals are facing increasing danger. the israeli defense forces says hamas militants used one hospital as a command post and even to hold hostages. president biden reiterated his concerns about conditions surrounding that critical facility. the white house says the us is continuing to work on getting fuel supplies to gaza's hospitals. meanwhile the preparations are underway in washington, dc for that march. the