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who refuse to lead north and garza, the police and the police. a crackdown on protest is demonstrated against george's so called him for them to huntsville. the, to begin with the ongoing coverage of arrest of protesters at columbia university in new york. just in the past few hours, police of enter the campus and arrested a number of students who's been occupying a historic cool often they barricaded themselves inside the best you said it's begun suspending students who refused to meet the deadline to abandon their incumbent universities at requested the police to enter the campus in order to restore safety and order to our community. oh

wow. the way the boat has been live for us just outside columbia university in new york. so you actually watch the police to raise the entering hamilton whole. what's the situation then? now they still inside of the students being arrested? fuller right here outside columbia university right across hamilton. or let me tell you that. so we saw hundreds of police officers come through this avenue from both sides coming right here in front of the gates and entering the building. but you can see why behind me around 50 police officers enter the building to that window when it's up to you at what happened there. but what we do go is that we saw 2 boxes car in students out from where we are right now. the police is saying that at

least 50 people have been detained. they have been taken to a police station. lots of it seems now that people peroration is now over. but what we do know is so, so is that the president of columbia university has asked the police to remain in place at least for us several days, mostly to make sure that to being compliment does not happen again for what we're hearing. we have not been able to enter columbia university fire. apparently the tents that were set inside the campus right in the middle of the campus had been removed. many of the students that were inside not totally in hamilton hall, that's where the students on monday night, that's the place where they entered the vote. hamilton hold, they renamed it after a 6 year old girl from guys of and was killed by these riley military. the battery katie, themselves there and what we do know is of the students inside hamilton hold,

but also both wary and other parts of the campus were detained. taken to a police station, it seems now that the operation is over. however, when you talk to many of the students that were here just until a few minutes ago, they saying that they will continue that to arrest have been made in the past. but back in april, 17th or 18th, at least a 100 students were detained. many of them were suspended and the best protest continue. let me tell you that whatever happened next to your inc, the university, this is a place that inspire to move funds across the country where thousands of people started to take to their campuses, to the universities, to be manned. and then to the war on guys that to the $9.00 to $9.00 to his regular probation. so it'd be what we have spoken to here that we're here on this evening. what they're telling us is that no matter what happens next, the students of columbia university have already made history. and so as of what about the process that have been happening outside the campus, because we know that there were plenty of people who will also protesting in new

york city in support of the students. so it's been a very confusing night. we've been here all day and there were students protesting outside of the gates. they showed up here to show support to the students were inside of the university. let's not forget that once the students to a battery stated themselves inside high load, some well on the was a complete you don't, don't know if the university, the only people that were allowed inside where the essential stuff. and also some of the students that are living inside the campus, but many of those who were outside were not allowed to go back can in fact they were helping those in sites to resist that were bringing food and water and other items. we also saw when we were white here, us about to 2 to 300 people marching around the campus though it's different location. it's not clear yet what happened to them. we do know that they went to another college that's about to 2 kilometers away from where we are and try to

enter another college. they were not allowed to do so by the police. were hearing that there's some small protest by the students, but we kind of confirmed that another big protest is ongoing. many of the students we have spoken to are still in shock. they're extremely concerned about what happened to them. they're concerned that many students who were protesting right outside the gate here in columbia university were arrested just for standing in front of a gate that were not doing anything by it and, and they were taken by the police. so many of the students we have spoken to are, since i've been in shock, they're sad about what is going on, but they're saying that they will continue. they're saying that this is not over there saying that they will continue to shed lights on what is happening in gaza. they would continue to shed light to the killing to the displacement. so we had congress that it's happening and gaza right now. okay, to raise up many things in the pure reporting throughout the night till next phone

re situation. crack sound, the own protest is at columbia university in new york. let's speak now to cameron. jones is the lead. denies us columbia as jewish voice for pace of itself, most students and joins is also from the university. cameron, we know now that police are saying that the operation in hamilton, whole and on campus is over a number of students have been arrested. what do you know about what's happening around you? yeah, so i am still barricaded inside uh, next door building to hamilton hall. and it is set to be really, stress is really high and it's, it's really disheartening to see our students and friends get taken away by the police violently. and we have footage of students being violently pushed downstairs and then being arrested. so i think tensions are really high, so we're hearing that be incumbent as well. the tenants that had a crop top on university compass of also being cleared and the university is off.

police to stay on site until may the 17th says off to the graduation surveys. ones, the cutting, the university goes into summer recess. what do you think's going to happen to the protests from here? oh yeah, i think we have seen the university try again and again to silence pro palestine voices on campus. and every time they try to silence us, we only get louder. we only bring lights and numbers to our valley's largest number to add to our protests. so i am certain that you will see a large, large blow back from the student body from faculty, from alumni in the coming weeks. we will not band, but if in violence, police brutality on our campus. and we will stand up for what we believe. but what the rest of the suspension from universities mean for students and does it not intimidate them? i would say students are very intimidating,

but it is nothing compared to what palestinians are facing in god the every day and be brought to light. the purpose that we have and be back to ignite, that we have to put our lives at risk. so we can protect individuals in god the in the west bank in east jerusalem. coming just to stay with us for a moment. i'm just gonna bring all view is the statement that columbia university has issued explaining is decision to cool in the police. is that, that protest of escalating the situation by barricaded themselves in the whole? that's hamilton the whole with the administration accusing them of forcing security guards out of the building and threatening members of stuff. now, colombia officials said that they will not risk the safety of the university or further escalation, cameron, that was the university administrative leave, and it was full bringing in the police to night. so what's your response to it? did you see students threatening stop? was there a breakdown in order with us threats to secure the on campus?

yeah, so my response to that is that i have not heard any threats against bass or public safety. and the occupation of hamilton hall, which has not been been named in hall with nothing but peaceful, no one with time. and there was no violence of any sort. the only balance we have seen now is by the n y, p d being brought into by leo red, peaceful protests is coming in response to all of this was all students all asking for of the university, all the calls for the administrators, or indeed the president president, suffolk, to step down over this. oh yeah, completely. there was a large, large support for me needs to pick to resign for laura rose and barry to resign to the president of fine. all right. and for a whole investigation of everything that happened in the past few weeks to be done . okay, cameron james,

many thanks. indeed for joining us throughout the night to bring us a view from where you are. you are a barricade, remain barricaded inside a building on campus. uh we have check back in with you in the coming hours. lets go now to uh, the correspondent kristen salumi, who is also out just outside columbia university. she's across the campus from where to raise it, but it was reporting early christian festival. it's looking pretty quiet way. you all can you describe the scene as you said, the a yeah. really just a big police presence here. still. we saw them take the drone that they had over the campus and bring that back and put it into the van. it seems like things are winding down here a bit. the demonstrators that were here earlier, moved down town. they are marching towards police plaza where all of those who have been arrested are being taken to be processed. and as we just heard about

least 50 students summer saying 100. but the official word i believe is 50 students that have been arrested. and while we were here on this side of the campus, we saw police escorting some students off and the students were very shaken. we're avoiding media didn't want to talk some of them, but i pulled one young man aside and he told me what happened. and she said that, well, the police came on, he was standing in front of hamilton hall, now hidden hall and the police came and he said that there was no warning there was no call to leave or face arrest. he said that some people were pushed down violently, push down and grabbed and drag. some people were arrested again without warning. there was no reading of rights or explanation according to this one protest or,

and that police got behind him and forced him basically that he and other demonstrators were surrounded and corralled and pushed to make their way off campus, but not arrested. so okay, well we know that at least 50 people have gone town town to be arrested. that there were several dozens, if not hundreds more on campus. we don't have an exact number, but there were others on of us who were not arrested. that were taking part in the demonstration and were, you know, violently escorted off the campus president, many things and david brings to view from where you are just outside columbia university. just to remind view is that it's a couple of hours since police and neal police entered columbia campus around 50 of them entered hamilton. the whole, the number of students had been held up since monday night. according to own

correspondence. the latest figure is around 50 students were arrested. they were taken away on to bosses to police plaza in new york, where they will be protests where they will be processed. also, all the incumbents on the university we understand have been cleared. but we've been hearing from students that this is not the end of the protests that they are not going to be intimidated by the crack sandwiches, weeks. extraordinary levels, the in columbia university. this nice in new york. the now is a diplomatic push on the way to reach a ceasefire, and garza with the us existing pressure on the home us to agree that as well as tom's bought prime minister benjamin netanyahu has bound to attack rafa in southern garza. whether or not there was a seas find that a smith reports from occupied east, jerusalem,

israel to military's already hooting targets and roughly the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a much larger operation aimed at some of these leadership. and these remaining battalions will happen. i don't want to kind of split up for you. we'll enter wrap up because we have no other choice will destroy the homeless battalions that we will complete all the objectives of the goals, including the repatriation outcomes, t's then yahoo is under international pressure not to launch a full assault on rough uh when more than a 1000000 palestinians, a sheltering military assault on rough foot would be an unbearable escalation, killing thousands most civilians, enforcing enders of thousands to sleep. they must do what's necessary to protect the civilians and in the battle space. a much better job of what we've seen thus far. and as you know, they're north of a 1000000 civilians that have moved into that space that you have to or if you're

going to conduct operations and then those civilians must be accounted for and hopefully move data moved out of the area. also in the line of fire would be, is really captives. the families protested in jerusalem on tuesday, demanding a ceasefire. deal is, israel's military says it's ready for a rough operation. i'm us now decide whether to accept a deal knowing that netanyahu has promised to attack that last stronghold. come what may come us, as always insisted on a permanency spine. whatever pressure that might be on benjamin netanyahu from overseas or from the families of the captives, as well as prime minister, relies on foreign ministers to stay in power. they wanted the raft result to go ahead and go any deal with how much a terrible defeat to find them. and then, you know, who could be out of office. bernard smith, alger 0, occupied east jerusalem. a lot of time out. it's been a long time of bait law here in garza,

which has been slowly destroyed by weeks of his writing strikes. 5 civilians were injured and the lights tax, but the as brand new operation seemed a killing and rooting the 10s of thousands of palestinians who remained in by law here, despite orders to leave the l. how, who's the journalist base and garza? and this is his report, basically the closest target to the house and basically i hear exactly. it'd be a bit to the about here behind me. the house of moved the family and v v v v. the down did resulted many injures and thousands got one on this. and this is going to go heavy. my name is also look more stuff for you, but i haven't really, since i'm i live in this house who was sitting with all adults is when the house was struck by a bowman there injuries. nobody was killed in the

can see he behind me defends in river are trying to reach a people who got injured from this attack. prosecutors from the international criminal quotes have spoken to medical staff and goals are about mass graves found at l. she funds and that so hospitals, israel has systematically targeted hospitals, and it's been a 7 month will and gone so well that he, $4500.00 people have been killed by the israeli ministry in that time. and rescue his estimate to remove them. $10000.00 palestinians missing under the russell neighborhood correspondents and gaza has this report. prosecutors are from international criminal court are investigating whether these massive graves are evidence of a word crime. they have interviewed a staff or from gaza ship to another hospital rescue workers having to do more them for a 100 bodies within hospital the ground. gonna say some people may have been buried

alive or executed this fight hospitals being protected under international law. they became a battle ground and got really forces bombed, rated embassy, the ship, an officer, the 2 largest hospitals industry, the u. and has, that is really forces the transport, nasir from a place of healing to a place of death and the mass graves. maybe just the 1st of many such discoveries emergency workers in gaza say you don't have enough equipment to reach people buried alive and bond building and many trapped under rubble are dying. i don't know if i didn't redo the exit. i'm in the, i saw the flow. we estimate there are more than 10000 people trapped under the rubble of the specialized increase have not been able to recover these bodies. and those martha most spinning created in the decimal, which is recorded by the goals and ministry of health. this is because we simply do not have the results is ok to build

a database to recover the thousands of palestinians. they'll track under the rubble . i mean, while the visual dis, tall, it stands up more than 34500 people. the actual number wouldn't be known until distributed, cleared a process, the you on say it could take up to 14 years. honey, my god, i was just data from rough. i how sign of the preferred consecutive day, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of georgia's capital to protest. the government so called for an influence. little legislation will require organizations receiving funds from abroad to register as far as the agents opponents. that could be used to crack down on groups critical up, the government damaged georgias. i'm vision of joining the european union. it has let to weeks of demonstrations on tuesday, police find was

a kind of in the crowds as some protest as became violent you. there's up of all of a report, some tvc situation on severely avenue in the central valley. c remains tends to protest against that optional below and for an influence continues. the cross is being discussed these days by the trojan parliament. i post a lot of controversy. so emotions and passions are running high law enforcement offices. a trying to the surprise that demonstrates is now the ryan police have surround the department building. it's called in to all the police are using. tia johnson was kind of against the protests as wildly protests is chauncey cuts, about which means georgia and waving declines of georgia on the european union according to the trojan ministry of internal affairs. because it's near the parliament building 10 bond. and so the server to have the gun implementing measurements to restore public old and a pushing protest is away from parliament. and at the moment the situation is not

stable at so as you can hear, the rally starting point peacefully. tonight, tens of thousands of people gathered here. the police were asking, the protest is to comply with, with the demands of law enforcement officers, but at some point, things got out of control. you'd have survive on about oh, to 0. it's really c. georgia's county is present when in which i was held. a special cabinet meeting is heavy, rains continue to lash the country. the death toll from a month for funding has reached at least a $170.00 people. 185000 of those have been displaced. governor's story reports from my, my here town in central kenya. the knowledge of these people have lost all they had homes, belongings and their relatives. penny not one boy can only pray to try and ease the pain. she spelling her mother and 2 sisters were buried under

debris in flash floods that have slipped my mind. you town for present got a comp brief. it's like i'm dreaming when i saw them at the moultrie. it was a real quad. those forced from their homes are given clouds and food. they're still trying to make sense of what happened. john can, with the as neighbors are helping him carry one of the few things he has been last week rescues found his 9 year old son dead on this chair was done and a bunch of what he me to no, no my daughter will say the what to pushed against a tree that had been uprooted, she was injured. the water also carried me, but i was able to cling on to a branch. the red cross is coordinating recovery operations that he's off, but he has started with an optically that had been accumulating want to see if the

rain started caved in. the impact was devastating. the colorado is a stretch of about 150 feet as uh, width. but the length is quite long, we are looking at about 50 kilometers that we actually need to come. this is a challenging operation. 200 volunteers have been deployed with that machine over there is being used to clear the debris and we're talking about water that came down with so much for who's had the huge trees as well. and what is going to happen after this is that the volunteers will use shovels to dig through the mad to see if there are bodies from underneath. the people in the villages are also helping the owner of this call hired some to help him remove important facts. they say they found bodies. some people swept away by the water may never be

found aloft and say that something they will find difficult to live with. catherine, sorry, my matthew central kenya. illegal baffled between mexico and cordova. and on tuesday, at the international court of justice, mexico, assuming ecuador out the world, quarter of an armed rate on his embassy. my school says it's taking provisional nations from the i. c j, including the suspension of that quiz or from the united nations on iraq. hello, before it's from mexico, se, se, mexico accused ecuador of violating international law at the world court on tuesday . the case stems from a rate on mexico's embassy in the ecuadorian capital depot, which mexico says is a violation of the vienna convention, which guarantees the protection of diplomatic personnel world wide. their lines and international law, which has not be crossed. regrettably, the republican faithful, the word has crossed them. of the excellence undertaken by eckworth are not only

plants bears. this stablished found the rates of international law, but also have served a disconcerting for us event that reverberates across the international community. surveillance video from the april 5th rate clearly shows ecuadorian police entering mexico's embassy, interesting. jorge eyeglass ecuador is former vice president who has been twice convicted of corruption and had been hold up in mexico's embassy since december. though it may take months or even years for a final ruling. mexico is seeking provisional measures from the hague based international court of justice to ensure that ecuador provides protection and security of mexico's embassy in key to mexico is also calling on the i. c. j to suspend ecuador from the united nations. the most urgent matter that we have now is to protect the premises, the archives, and the appropriate. just as we stated in this hearing of probation or measures, we do not trust it,

whether enough to reduce that they will refrain from entering or allowing someone else to enter our practice. the other claims that we have, we will discussing the merits for his part ecuadorian president, the new board as told reporters that he stands behind the actions of his government and security forces. and has accused mexico's president of making falls and injures statements related to the 2023 presidential election in ecuador. on monday, ecuador filed its own lawsuit against mexico at b. i. c. j saying it's mexico that violated international law. when the mexican government granted a political asylum to former ecuadorian vice president for his class, the diplomatic dispute between mexico and ecuador has prompted a multitude of latin american leaders to rally in support of mexico and several nations have since removed their diplomatic missions to ecuador over the incident one went up a little al jazeera mexico city,

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the med for higher wages as they do every labor day. but this year they're also here to support quote this the g b drivers, tv drivers for paid to the government, the modernization program. the government wants to replace the old war. now keep these with modern many buses. but recently they also approved the jews up locally manufactured gene. these that look like the traditional jeep these bug would need the modern standards. but these processing drivers say that the 1st step to this modernization program to join cooperative or get employed by corporations, just t been to corporate interest. and this means that they lose their licenses to operate, which means that they lose their income. and then the so we're not against modernization post say we're just asking the government to re examine the program and prioritize, pull working filipinos instead of business interest. how these quote testing

drivers say it is ironic that a deadline for them to join cooperative fail a day before labor day. but the government didn't budge, wouldn't budge because the government says that they have already extended the deadline. several times they have given drivers enough time to be able to comply with requirements to join the governments. tv monetization program. no, only hold that post. seeing drivers now have is their petition at the supreme court where the government to suspend its gp monetization program. but so far, the supreme court has not acted on it. their supporters in congress go say that they might be able to find a middle ground. we are actually studying what we can find. it does not mean the form of a bill that will be presented as an alternative to the view modernization program. how did i.