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initial attack or died in captivity but certainly the conditions are such that the longer this goes on, the greater chance you're going to lose more of the hundred plus hostages remaining in captivity and so the question is how long can netanyahu hold out on that issue? and at the core of this is the difference between the president saying that hamas is degraded and therefore it cannot conduct a horrible attack like october 7. again, versus netanyahu saying no, they've got to be completely defeated now, i'm not sure how you would define that. i mean, we went 20 years in the war on terror would you say that we completely defeated al-qaeda or the dow about no did we degrade their capability to attack apparently so yeah. >> now, it's just continued to be at the center. this is what does eliminate hamas mean if that's how they are judging that's, so important. i also want to turn to ukraine because
complication started. at open heights. >> reporter: oakland heights is the nursing home where ruby frazier spent a month after paul's center to the hospital in november 2022. her granddaughter my geisha and daughter yolanda told us ruby struggled to get the attention of staff. >> my mom will push a button for help and they would not acknowledge her. >> reporter: how often was she telling you this? >> every day. >> all the time. >> reporter: they say they watch as ruby's condition quickly deteriorated until one visit where ruby who is bedbound began gasping for air. >> i said, would you all called the ambulance? no, we are not going to call, yes, you are. >> reporter: they diagnosed ruby with pneumonia and severe sepsis and also develop these bed sores on her heels, wounds that the family said oakland heights staff hid from them. >> they would not give a dog
they are not crazy. we just need to understand what goes into their minds and how they calculate things. >> bret: one goal for that trip to convince the north koreans to free kenneth bae. but bergmann's team faced persistent pushback from their own government. >> frankly, we don't think the timing of this is particularly helpful, but they are private citizens and they are making their own decisions. they are well aware of our views that the timing of this is not great from our perspective. >> we continue to think the trip is ill advised for the reasons we stated last week. >> as a nongovernment group, they went anyway. despite the obama administration's objection. they traveled on behalf of bay's family who had contacted the richardson center to help with his release. the story behind the negotiations is featured in bergmann's new book "in the shadows." >> how would you sum it up? what's the elevator pitch of what is inside? >> i spent a lot of time putting in details that i think most people don't know about what happens behind the scenes in this type of negotiation.
a hunter biden purchasing on gun while under the influence of drugs is at the center of this case. so when you look at this jury, mark, what do you see good jury for the defense. >> one de mostly democratic. we know that african-americans are blacks, are generally democratic on, but they're also delaware into bestor, right? term, which means they from the state that no, the vitamins loved the violence and the bidens have done a lot. four delaware. so in that sense, this is a good place for biden to try a case. and this is a good juror to try them in front of and ryan, that is true. i mean, i lived in delaware for years and it is biden country. >> i mean, there's no one there who doesn't have some sort of a link or a tides an incredibly small state as well. so does that just mean any jury here is by nature going to be in some sense pro biden. >> i think that's right. it has to tilt pro biden in a certain way, especially because he looms large in the state and over there was many years that he served in congress. he's bringing back public goods to
we used to believe that there was a rule of law. there were judges who were people that did not fly flags for one team or the other. they could be trusted to interpret the law and apply it to the facts. i'm afraid that his authoritarian extremist approach to jurors has begun to affect justices and large parts of the population. >> center but of the flying flags, let me ask you about alito and thomas who have been asked to recuse themselves for cases related to the capitol tech print thomas's case, his wife was involved. and alito, because of flags at his house and he said it is his wife, as well. alito declined to do so this week as justice roberts declined to have a conversation with democrats about how that might happen. you argued in a piece for the new york times that if there is a way to force them to recuse themselves, can you tell us more? >> it's called a writ of
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act some sort of heat plans which are all important. are there any success stories out there that other us cities? would do well to look out and maybe emulate well, there's a number of cities that are taking some pretty dramatic action. >> they still have a long way to go. i think this sort of poster child for this is paris which has really gone along way and sort of rethinking the way to city is organized they've created a lot of green spaces. plant that a lot of trees trying to narrow some of the broad boulevards allow more access for pedestrians, but and biking band internal combustion engines from parts of downtown and done things that are really important like may send the river that runs through the the center of paris, swimmable on hot days, giving people access to cooling. i think they're really the sort of leaders in thinking about this. but other cities like phoenix have done
depicted in the paint nothing word if the poster damaged the actual painting. police are investigating. another activist with the group previously threw soup at the mona lisa in january. the defense department facing backlash after mixing up pride month and ptsd awareness month. in a deleted post on social media. rachel: needed to be in your book. pete: organization highlighted president ptsd and later corrected this is -- this writes itself. this is -- rachel: really. pete: cartoon of exactly what our pentagon has become. lots of file photos of the pride month they were ready to go. june first get that thing going. ready to go also ptsd. it is a really big deal amongst vets in the military but that was -- that's front and center and by the way, units across our marl are confronting this right now. the emphasis on you see
fears of a wider conflict is iran it is linked to hamas or hezbollah to the hutus all part of its axis of resistance why is iran at the center of this conflict in so many ways? and why this relentless hostility to america to answer those questions, we need to go back decades and try to understand why iran hates america good evening. >> i'm fareed zakaria iran in the united states, shed deep psychic and emotional scars going back years but none is remembered more by americans than the hostage crisis of 1979 we watched what appeared to be an irrational, furious attack and wondered why or how anyone