and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. living with type 2 diabetes? ask about the power of 3 with ozempic®. the fact that there are people advocating for a ceasefire without discussing that the hostages must be returned makes no sense. this is a call for action. and this is a wake-up call, not only for israel, not only for the jewish community, this is a wake-up call. every second, every minute, every hour, every 24 hours we need just to think about this all the time. they are scared, i can feel their hearts beating. john: families of hostages pleading for the world s help exactly one month after the brutal terrorist attacks on innocent civilians in israel. i m john roberts in washington, as we head into another jam packed hour, sandra. sandra: good to be with you. sandra smith in new york. this is america reports . you are looking live at the white house briefing room there, any moment there, john kirby is expected to take questio
Started shedding its parts. Now, apparently other drivers on the highway had seen that this truck was having trouble. They had seen that this stuff that there was stuff hanging off of this truck. They saw how dangerous it was. Other drivers had tried to signal to the driver of the truck to let him know something was wrong, but the truck driver didnt respond appropriately, didnt seem to do anything in response to these alerts from other drivers. Ultimately, a piece of his tail Light Assembly fell off his truck at speed on the highway. And it bounced on the road, and it bounced underneath the van that was carrying the Willis Family. And that piece of that truck became shrapnel. And it punctured the gas tank of the van, and the van went up in a fireball. Five of the six kids were killed instantly in the fireball. The sixth child who was the eldest, and he was only 13, he died hours later. He died the next day. The parents were severely burned. But they survived. Just an unbelievable trage
Convicted drug smuggler, russian drug smuggler for trevor reed s release. and they re still negotiating the release of multiple americans who have been detained in russia, including wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich as paul whelan, a former marine. in the state department briefing today, a spokesperson reiterated that trevor reed was acting in his private capacity. he was a former marine, but he was not doing anything on behalf of the united states, and reemphasized that no u.s. citizen should travel there at all. here what s he said. since the beginning of this war, we have warned that u.s. citizens who travel to ukraine, especially with the purpose of participating in fighting there, that they face significant risks, including the risk of capture or death or physical harm as well. so i want to be explicitly clear
Interpreting? a lot of them have received or are in the process of receiving special immigrant visas to the united states. the state department has said that they are working rapidly to get those flights of those afghans out of the country, but we are told that they have been la largely put on pause because, first, the state department wants to get out american diplomats, american contractors. so we will be watching to see when they can resume both of these sorts of flights. and the question here also is just how many of these afghan interp interpreters, siv applicants, the u.s. is going to be able to get out in the coming days. if you look at this airport, there s questions about how long the u.s. will be able to continue flying these planes out. those are questions we ll ask at the state department briefing today. we ll also ask about the future of the u.s./taliban relationship. john? key questions there. when brianna was talking to the national deputy security adviser, right now t
Convention to protect diplomats. an investigation is under way. protect the diplomats from what? that was the full report. nondescribed incidents happened to our american diplomats in cuba. those incidents caused the diplomats to develop symptoms that cannot be described. conventions. like, what a thing happened at a time at a place, bad, got it? we re not explaining further. and this report just kind of hung out there for a few hours. wire services eventually picked it up. nobody was able to add anything to the original radio report. so then that same cbs radio reporter showed up at the state department briefing today, clearly frustrated, right? hoping to get some more actual information, some flesh to hang on those bones, as to what the heck those incidents were, what those symptoms were, that befell our u.s. diplomats and how big a deal is this. they asked the state department. and then it got even weirder. and we ve got that next. stay with us.