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but there's no doubt that henry kissinger shaped post for us and global history like few others, he passed away at his home in new way of the w. washington corresponding pennyman alvarez group has more on reactions to henry kissinger's death. former us president george w bush sat the us and i quoted last one of the most dependable and distinctive voice as a for. and if has bush added the kissinger work and the administration of 2 presidents and counsel many more. that's something that we also saw in the report that you sat that he was grateful for, the service and advice, but also for his friendship. we're still waiting for reactions from the why tests and also from the state department. but many of us have reacted to the death of this and vicious contribution without adults, one of the most influential secretary of state's been us ever hacked. what did you say a multiple american president saw kissinger's counsel, but he remains a very controversial figure. didn't a? it's that is absolutely right, and his staff is being met with polarized reactions around the world. because the decisions that henry kissinger took by using di

secretary of state kissinger left government in 1977, but his profile barely diminished in the ensuing ensuing decadade consulted by congress and even george w. bush until the end, henry kissinger was in the spotlight a man who mattered chris clack ham, nbc news. >>> the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas in gaza has been extended. the israeli military says the negotiations for further pris mur exp prisoner-e c exchanges are ongog what do we know about the extension of the cease-fire? >> reporter: phillip, good morning to you what we know is that this deal was expected to end at midnight eastern time, with just before there was a deal reached between hamas and israel, which would extend the cease-fire by at least a day. we understand the same rules apply. we are expecting to see later today some 30 palestinian prisoners released in exchange for ten sloisraeli hostages this all happening not long after secretary of state antony blinken arriving in the region, in israel, for the third time since this war broke out he is expected to push for an extension of the cease-fire and to see more israeli hostages released now among those palestinians that were released

then you as president george w bush consulted henry kissinger for years, kissinger had come and go on through the doors of the white house. and then he had changed the course of history presents. gotta be thinking strategically in order to shape a batch. and henry kissinger is a very good strategic thinker. he's made a career being a strategic thinker. he's got a mind that the worst strategically i've seen them regularly. us troops attacks of rock. the invasion into this far away country was the sauce terrace, which was to the end. so once again, bush turned to henry kissinger council. kissinger advised, don't give up. the us must win this for i think you can learn a lot from history. the key is for present not to get stuck in the past. one can learn from experience hand about how to deal with today's current problems. and henry kissinger has had a lot of experience. henry kissinger had the hard, less sense of the vietnam to reflect back on how it began. usa is believed though, in a global back event. the girl wasn't waged in. the name is tara and radical islamists . the enemy at the

w, as tanya kramer. they're reporting from tourism for us, secretary of state, henry kissinger has died aged 100. for some he was the ultimate statesman whose tireless diplomacy earned him the nobel peace prize. others considered him a war criminal for his role in the vietnam war and support for anti communist dictatorships. but there's no doubt the seat shaped postwar us and global history like few others. he passed away at his home in new england, henry kissinger, academic. busy diplomat, us secretary of state and mine who shape the history of the ne 20th century like perhaps no other statesman. busy busy busy kissinger was born, i see in this area southern gemini to a jewish family. when he was 15 years old, they escaped nancy persecution, eventually settling in new york. he was drafted into the us army to fight in world war 2. only 5 years after he had left germany, kissinger found himself back in his homeland fighting the nazi regime from which he had fled. back in the u. s. t enrolled at harvard to study political science to his doctorate and became a professor that she always kept an eye o

henry kissinger dead at 100. >> todd: thank you. bring in robert charles, assistant secretary of state for former president george w bush. your reflections on the life and legacy of henry kissinger? >> you know, todd and carley, kissinger is almost hard to put into a sound bite, he was a titanic figure in the 19th century as your reports have indicated, guiding and help shape major issues for decades. he had four or five stand-out qualities and more than that, four or five issues he really defined. the end of the vietnam war, some blamed him not ending it faster and the paris accords, his work, why he got the noble peace prize. he did open china and really modern china wouldn't be there today without kissinger, for better and worse. he invented diplomacy and october of '73, you had the yom kippur war and egyptian troops were tangled with israeli troops and he went back and forth between egypt and israel to tidy up and get that ended and his capstone in many ways was datante, idea he could apply ideas he studied at harvard, the balance of super power or big power or great power and apply to soviet union and the united stat

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henry kissinger's death. the former us president george w bush sat the us and i quote, the last one of the most dependable and distinctive voice as a for. and this has bush added, the kissinger worked in the administration of 2 presidents and counseled many more . that's something that we also saw in the report that he said that he was grateful for the service and advice, but also for his friendship. we're still waiting for reactions from the why tests and also from the state department. but many of us have reacted to the death of this and vicious controversial than with other adults. one of the most influential secretary of sites that us ever had. but i just say a multiple american president saw kissinger's counsel, but he remains a very controversial figure. didn't a that is absolutely right, and his staff is being met with polarized reactions around the world. because the decisions that henry kissinger took by using diplomacy to achieve practical objectives costs many lives. his critics denounce him for the role that he played in the us military involvement in vietnam, the bombing campaign and come budget,

henry, cbs news, washington. >>> reaction poured in after kissinger's death was announced. former president george w. bush said "america has lost one of the most dependable and distinctive voices on foreign affairs. i have long admired the man who fled the nazis as a young boy from a jewish family and then fought them in the united states army." cindy mccain, the u.s. diplomat and widow to the late senator john mccain, said "henry kissinger was ever present in my late husband's life. while john was a prisoner of war and in the later years as a senator and statesman. the mccain family will miss his wit, charm, and intelligence terribly." kissinger remained active in foreign affairs long after he left office meeting with chinese president xi jinping in july. xi sent a message of condolence saying kissinger was a dear old friend of the chinese people and will be dearly remembered for his sincere devotion to u.s. relations. >>> former first lady rosalynn carter was lady to rest in plains, georgia. her husband, 99-year-old former president, jimmy carter, attended a private funeral service yesterday at the

and george w bush has given a wonderful tribute to henry kissinger.at is your view and how do you think history will recognise him? >> well , i was history will recognise him? >> well, i was over at the history will recognise him? >> well , i was over at the state >> well, i was over at the state department during the bush administration working on democracy projects . so even at democracy projects. so even at that time i wasn't a big fan of henry kissinger looking at him. it appeared be someone who it appeared to be someone who saw of coexistence saw sort of coexistence peacefully with the soviet union , which was very different from the , thatcher and bush the reagan, thatcher and bush approach of trying to end the soviet union . and also he cut soviet union. and also he cut deals with china. he cut deals with communist vietnam, whereas, you know, the democracy promotion efforts that we were undertaking, you know , looked undertaking, you know, looked more to confrontation, to using people power to undermine regimes like that. but fast forward 20 ye

began trickling in shortly after we heard the news that henry kissinger had died in his home in connecticut, aged 100. a former president, george wable and distinctive voices on foreign affairs. we also heard from george and barbara bush foundation, who described him as a foreign—policy icon, who has worked to establish relations with china was notably historic. and so we have seen two sides, in terms of the reactions to his death. especially the republican party, and some of those who worked with him believed he was a formidable foreign advocate, furthering the interests of the united states, but also there has been some criticism for academics, criticism in the fact that they think he took pragmatism too far, and lacked moral compass. we have had some of that criticism in that package there stemming from his government support of general pinochet, who overthrew a democratically elected government. and we also saw the reaction from the us government when it supported indonesia on its invasion of east timor. so a very chequered legacy. but i think a lot of people would describe him as having a remarkable life, the first immigrant

w-- his influence after the war. what's your reaction after learning of his death? >> in 1973 when henry kissinger surprised by the war intervened actively and managed to negotiate a cease-fire after 16 days of fighting and began a process of negotiating territory for peace which laid the foundation not only for the american-led peace process, but essentially for american domination in the middle east, the exclusion of the soviet union from the area. he negotiated three agreements, two between israel and egypt, one between israel and took egypt out of the equation. he had the disengagement agreement. he said to me, he was not disappointed that 50 years later, the agreement held. even though his statesmanship in terms of the soviet union and arms control and china as well as his other controversial involvement in laos and chile and other places. the place where i think he made the most good was in the middle east where he laid foundations for peace between israel and the arab states. he never managed to deal with the palestinian problem. they were a minor nuisance in those days. a terrorist organiz

former president george w bush has said on x — "america has lost one of the most dependable "and distinctive voices on foreign affairs with "the passing of henry kissingers a look back at his life from our diplomatic correspondent james landale. to some, henry kissinger was one of the cold war�*s most influential statesman who advised presidents and prime ministers for decades. to others he was a war criminal. we call for the arrest of henry kissingerfor war we call for the arrest of henry kissinger for war crimes. whose ruthless defence of american interest cost thousands of lives. he was born heinz kissinger in nazi germany. hisjewish family fled to america in 1938 but the young henry, as he became, returned to europe fighting with the us army. in peacetime the soldier became a scholar at harvard university making his name arguing that nuclear weapons could be used in conventional wars. i believe it is technically possible to conduct resistance with limited employment of nuclear although that is less desirable. it was president richard nixon who brought him into government, first as national security adviser and then later secretary of state. a double

former president george w bush has commented on x, formerly known as twitter, saying america has lost the most dependable and distinguished voice with the passing of henry kissingerg in the morning, and despite lots of sunshine throughout the day, they struggled to climb above freezing by the middle of wednesday afternoon. now, we could actually see a similar story on thursday, a widespread hard frost to begin the day, the exception down in the south west, with this developing area of low pressure. that's going to bring outbreaks of rain, and windy with it, as well. we could see gusts of wind on exposed coasts close to 50 mph. let's zoom in and look at that in a little more detail. it will be primarily rain across the isles of scilly and much of cornwall, some wet snow, perhaps, across the moors, and some of this frontal system willjust brush the south coast, maybe the odd spot ortwo of rain, south of london. a cold day, generally, four or five degrees, some freezing fog slow to lift in the midlands. now, with that northeasterly breeze, one or two wintry showers along exposed east coasts of northern england and eastern scotland, sheltered western areas will see t

w. bush offering admiration saying america has lost one of the most dependable distinctive voices on foreign affairs at the presidency jerry of henry kissinger. kissinger is survived by his wife, two children from his first marriage and five grandchildren. guys, send it back to you. >> steve: and a legacy. thank you very much, griff. griff talked about how he was secretary of state, national security adviser. things that henry kissinger did in his life. he negotiated first strategic arms limitations treaty and antiballistic missile treaty with the soviet union. he led to the opening of china. he was involved in the cease-fire during the yom kippur war and he ended, you know, he wound up ending the american involvement in vietnam for which he and his north vietnam memorials counterpart that is to say were both awarded the nobel peace prize he famously said maury is the ultimate after infantry diebler yack because he dated a number of woman in hollywood. there cannot be a crisis next week my schedule is already full. >> brian: i also thought it was interesting still productive just released a book. keynote speaker at the al smith dinner in oct