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now. today, tuesday, april 30th, 2024. tensions on campus columbia university partially shuts down after students protesters take over an academic building. spread out across the country as demonstrations escalate at universities from coast to coast. in contempt. the judge in donald trump's historic hush-money trial said he did violate a gag order, how much the money the former president must pay in finance and why the judge is also threatening jail time. a whole new you, taking the popular weight loss drug ozempic is changing more than just their body s bodies. and a different tune. ♪ dancing in the front yard ♪ ♪ are those christmas jamies ♪ ♪ they're christmas jamies ♪

>> pen holderness why he thinks his adhd helps him win one of the most popular reality shows out there. we begin this hour though with an escalation in the ongoing protests on college campuses. protesters are occupying a building at columbia university. that's video of protesters breaking windows and doors to get into the building. columbia is now threatening to expull expel any students. >> protests must be peaceful and lawful. the education secretary telling congress this morning that federal dollars could be at stake if schools don't take action. more than 1100 people have been arrested nationwide during these protests.

police and protesters faced off virginia commonwealth university in richmond. police also arresting several demonstrators at unc, chapel hill this morning and nearly 80 people were arrested during protests on monday at the university of texas, austin. team of correspondents from california to capitol hill. we begin with antonia himselfon at columbia university. what did the student say about the occupation of that building and what is the school doing if anything to try to move the students out. >> reporter: we spoke with this student who was was in his dorm right next to hamilton hall for hours has been occupied by dozens of students. he watched this transpired. he walked outside and he saw students grabbing items like gates and furnitures to

barricade themselves inside. physical altercation between counterprotesters who tried to stop those students from blocking one of the entrances into hamilton hall. take a listen to my conversation with him as what he described as a very chaotic scene. >> i think it's a little surreal. that's my mood. in shock that this is happening. people that aren't living on campus no longer have access to it. several calls from my parents to come home. i might be obliging them. >> on the school's part kate we know they're threatening expulsion for students. they sent that notice out to the community. but the piece we don't know is how are they actually going to get students out. kate. >> antonia, thank you so much. let's go to david noriega who's at ucla in los angeles, the

university says it's evaluating campus events on a case by case basis, what are wow hearing from the school and the protesters there. >> reporter: kate the situation here is still for the most part pretty calm than in new york and austin. it's tense. it has the potential to escalate there have been some viral videos online of protesters allegedly blocking students from getting to class. certain walkways have been blocked by private security contracted by the university to manage the encampment. there's a is system of wristbands. generally speaking they're actually quite organize in how they're managing this. someone from the university circulated this statement, she said in reference to these allegations of protesters blocking students' access to

class, they have taken several needed actions. one that jumps out our student conduct process has been initiated, severe disciplinary action including expulsion or discipline. that hasn't happened yet. earlier today, a protester climbed up some scaffolding to plant a palestinian flag that led to a police response which in turn led to a pretty substantial response from the protesters in the encampment to block the police from taking this protester away from the camp. they were using homemade shields from trash cans they cut in half. these protesters have been training and preparing for a significant escalation with law enforcement. both the protesters and the administration are facing difficult decisions in terms of whether and how to escalate.

this is nothing compared to new york and austin has the potential to heat up quite a bit. >> it certainly does. let's bring in guad venegas. have we seen police -- i know we've seen them in the past days in riot gear arresting demonstrators, what's happening on campus today? >> reporter: kate that's right. we saw state troopers arrive for a second time since the protests started last week that was yesterday when they came in today we have protesters gathered once again in that same area behind me they're speaking to each other, they have a professor leading the conversation things have changed every day since we had that first walkout last wednesday when the state police arrived and we had that standoff between the state police local police on one side and the students on the other side. then we saw a thursday and friday that had protesters

without police stepping in what happened on monday that was slightly different some of the protesters came in with tents in the area behind me. a wall with tables that seems to be what triggered authorities here triggered officials, called in state troopers for a second time and chaos erupted. about 79 individuals have been arrested. pushed those remaining protesters out of this area, so it was quite violent yesterday, today these protesters are back we also have protesters outside of the local jail where the individuals were taken, many of them had been outside with blankets protesting for those individuals to be released. we know the first group that was arrested on wednesday, most of them have been release and the charges have been dropped. we'll have to wait and see what happens to the individuals who were arrested and how authorities or officials at the

universities are going to handle the protesters here. >> thank you to all of you. as we watch these protests grow across the country, house speaker johnson is revealing a crackdown on antisemitism on college campuses. announcing the move on capitol hill earlier today with house republican leaders around him. after he visited columbia university last week. ryan nobles joins me now. ryan it's interesting the speaker is sort of getting really involved in this issue. >> reporter: kate he was flanked by ten different committee chairs and he tasked with individual committee chair to look into this issue from their respective committees. to see anything the house of representatives writ large can

do. putting pressure on state department to look into the visas of these college students who may be protesting and perhaps those visas be revoked and sent back to their home countries. listen to what johnson had to say just a few minutes ago. >> antisemitism is a virus. and because the administration and woke university presidents aren't stepping in we're seeing it spread. we have to act. we will not allow antisemitism to thrive on campuses and we'll hold them accountable for failure to protect jewish students on campus. >> this is clear that this is issue that republicans believe is important. and put a tremendous amount of pressure on the biden administration and college presidents to do something about. >> practically speaking what congress could do in this vain republicans are in the house and

the democrats are in charge of the senate. >> achieve the goal they're looking is likely elusive. they'll use a pressure campaign to try to convince who have authority in these cases to try to rein this in put pressure on the department of education to open title vi investigations. something that the miguel kor done ya said earlier during a hearing. >> ryan thank you. it's time now for the money minute. today's the last day you can apply for a government student loan forgiveness program. would you bet on somebody playing on an arcade game. student loan forgiveness program ends tonight. apply for loan koll dags that combines into one to help them get their debt forgiven sooner.

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jurors and witnesses. he's facing $9,000 in finance. rehema ellis is if new york city following all of this. let's start with the gag order, the former president not only facing a financial penalty but the judge suggested that he could be jailed for future violations. >> reporter: he did. because of the statute he's only allow him to fine him $1,000 per violation. with so he said if it turns out that it might be necessary and appropriate under the circumstances it will impose an ins incars ra toir punishment. the former president tweeted about this saying this is rigged. he called the judge violating his freedom of speech and called him a conflicted judge. kate. >> rehema today's testimony has featured a lot of witnesses

including the lawyer for stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. can you walk us through what we heard in court. >> reporter: one thing we heard in the court the lawyer for karen mcdougal had reached out to national enquirer and a, mi have a block buster trump story. if this would benefit donald trump. he said yes. the prosecution seems to be trying to build a case of a narrative between michael cohen having some connections with these entities of catch and kill in order to prevent the story about karen mcdougal going public. davidson was the attorney who was acting as the agent if you will as well as the attorney for karen mcdougal to make this happen. when it did happen he said he heard from michael cohen his

understanding was his client would be very pleased. we're learning new details about the four officers killed during a wild shootout in charlotte, north carolina a u.s. marsh shall's fugitive task force was serving a warrant when opened fire. >> probably well over a hundred rounds of gunfire or projectiles and casings will be collected. we did recover so far on the scene an ar-15 rifle. a 45 caliber handgun and also additional magazines and ammo that goes both with the ar-15 and the 40-caliber handgun. tre maine lee is in charlotte for us. good to see you. police have been working to release the identities of the officers who were killed. what do we know about it. >> reporter: in times like this

it's easy to get wax poetic about heroes running into danger and gunfire. according to officials that's exactly what happened here with these officers. what we know about them kind of backs them. sam poloche. william elliott. josh eyer six-year veteran, who had a wife and a 3-year-old. and thomas weeks, 48 deputy u.s. marshal, had a wife and four children. these men have been described as heroes certainly and even with eyer last month was named officer of the month because of the way he handled his business but also the way he dealt with the community. >> let me tell you something about this hero thomas weeks is a deputy united states marshal, 48 years old, he's survived by

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election as part of the fall election in november. they could call for a special election, or they could declare the recall election invalid altogether. the supervisors will take up the recall issue at 2:00 this afternoon. back to you. thank you. chris. peaceful but adamant student protesters at san francisco state university don't appear to be going anywhere. they started camping out yesterday, joining the growing number of college demonstrations across the country. they're demanding the school to divest from companies doing business with israel. sf state is now one of several bay area schools where tent protests are in place. uc berkeley and stanford have similar demands. i think the students here who are prepared for the long haul struggle that is for the liberation of palestine, is something that many faculty here support and are ready to stand alongside them, unlike what's happening at some universities across the country, there are no police at sf state. in a statement, the school says it respects the students rights to peacefully protest and will work

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breaking news biden administration is planning to reclassify cannabis. since 1971 cannabis has been a scheduled i drug the same category as heroin and lsd, it now be changed to a schedule iii drug including substances with acceptable medical uses. the decision will not legalize cannabis outright for recreational use. there are new federal workplace guidelines when it comes to gender identity. the equal employment opportunity commission now says it would be considered workplace harassment if employers repeatedly misgender employees. this is first change to the guidance in 25 years. the guidance is not legally binding but it will be a standard for how federal officials enforce anti-bias law. in oregon we know one of the winners of the 1.3 billion

jackpot, he immigrated fromto the u.s. from laos he was battling cancer for the last eight years. 46-year-old who has two children explained what this win means for him and his family. >> and i'm thankful for the lottery. and my life has been changed. now i can bless my family and find a good doctor for myself. >> the winning powerball ticket was sold in early april. he plans to split with the lump sum payment with his wife and a friend two chipped in to buy the ticket. wow. king charles resumed his royal public duties today for the first time since beginning treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer. he and his wife visited a cancer treatment in london.

it's the first of several events charles has planned for the coming weeks as he continues to receive treatment. his doctors say they're very encouraged by his progress. for more let's bring in josh lederman, he's in lonlic life is carefully thought-out, why did he visit that particular treatment center today and what's next on the agenda also prince harry's expected to travel to the uk next week? >> reporter: that's right, kate. so striking that king charles in his first public duty event since being diagnosed with cancer rather than trying to project an image of everything's fine business as usual, make people forget about the can sr. really lend into this he used this moment to do what he's been doing for some time to raise awareness. struggling with an illness that so many of our friends and family have to deal with. he was able to hear from cancer

patients like side effects from the treatment. he had his most recent treatment for his cancer as recently as today. but as we go forward it's unclear how much more we're going to see of king charles, although his doctors say they're optimistic and he can go back into a regular schedule they're taking it day by day not confirming whether he'll pay a visit to his son when prince harry is many town for the invictus games anniversary. >> josh thank you. weight loss drugs like ozempic can change a lot about your body but some patients say the drugs are affecting their mental health. vicky nguyen shows us what's been dubbed ozemipc -- >> reporter: the latest side effect that's giving some patients pause. >> i absolutely for months now have been feeling depressed.

>> reporter: they say popular diabetes drugs also used for weight loss such as ozempic and mounjaro are leading to mood changes and depression in what's been dubbed ozempic personality. some users say they don't feel like themselves. their joy dulled. >> i used to be a really positive, bubbly, sunshine person. and over the last year and a half i've kind of lost that. >> reporter: since being prescribed ozempic, sydney foster lost 90 pounds. she says it's her mental health that's now weighing her down. is this making you rethink your relationship with the drugs for weight loss? >> it has been. i know i don't want to have this same mindset forever. if it means staying skinny, that's not what i want. >> reporter: these injections include semaglutide. its effect on mood needs more research. >> there has not been any link directly with the drug to any known personality disorder or any known psychiatric condition, but it would not be impossible

to see a range of responses, including a change in personality. >> reporter: after receiving 175 reports from ozempic and wegovy patients experiencing suicidal thoughts, an fda study found no link between the drugs and suicide. though the administration added, it could not rule out that a small risk may exist and it's continuing to study the issue. what's more, while wegovy lists depression as a possible side effect, ozempic which is used to type ii diabetes does not. novo nordisk says it collaborates closely with the fda to monitor the safety of all its medicine. this latest complaint adding to a growing list of some patients. >> my biggest side effect was nausea. >> reporter: gnc announcing its location will have a dedicated section of items that will address more common side

effects. like products that help gi health, muscle mass and bone density and nutrition. while doctors say the relationship between mood changes and the drugs needs to be studied, they're hopeful their benefits outweigh potential hazards. >> i am not worried about it when i weigh the risks of obesity, diabetes and all the other health conditions against the use of this drug. the make of the mou in jaro told us patient's safety is our top priority. the biden administration is launching new regulations to improve safety on the roads. starting in 2029 all new american cars will be required to include an emergency braking system here's tom costello. >> reporter: the video is hard to watch, 9-year-old landon thrown into the air after being hit in the crosswalk by what police say was an unlicensed driver. >> it could have been avoided if

she was paying attention. >> reporter: his injuries prove minor. look closely to see a woman in the crosswalk hit by a delivery van, she suffered serious injuries. >> one of the big challenges we have right now is pedestrian fatalities. >> reporter: transportation secretary buttigieg announcing new aeb standards for all cars within five years. to reduce the 43,000 people who die on american roads each year. it works by using radar or video infrared sensors to scan for potential collisions. the government is telling carmakers they need to make the technology even better. a triple aaa study presents rear-end crashes under 30 miles an hour. just 30% of crashes under 40 miles per hour.aeb in new cars. the

the. >> we want to set a high standard for what it should be like for the future and have thing that's in every car. >> reporter: hitting the accelerator on braking. tom costello nbc news washington. artificial intelligence is being used for just about everything right, what about planning your wedding. elwyn lopez spoke with a woman who saved thousands just by using an a.i. bot. >> reporter: dyi weddings are all the rage, but some couples are diving into a.i. for their big day. >> airy. almost flowy summer. >> reporter: she and her fiance planning a beautiful riverview ceremony in poughkeepsie. hundreds of guests ready to celebrate the couple in august. on a data's come together thanks to chatgpt. >> i said you know what, i'm

going to to take a gander on this. >> reporter: the program listing out detailed options for decorations and so much more, eliminating the need and costs for a wedding planner. >> google is so generalized, right, when you're typing into chatgpt, it's very specific as to what you're asking. >> reporter: so we gave it a shot. tell me which is the best spot to get married in the united states. >> the best spot to get married in the united states depends on personal preferences. destinations like hawaii, napa valley and new york city are popular choices for their stunning scenery and their variety of venues. >> what's the most hated song for weddings? >> one song disliked or considered overplayed at wedding is "ymca" by the village people. labeled as one of the most hated wedding songs by some. >> okay, good to know. >> reporter: those save the dates they came from a.i., too,

everything from the wording to the formatting. it even helps out with haggling prices with those vendors. >> i found a photographer that did engagements and then bridal shower and photography for almost half of the price it would have cost me to get a photographer to do the wedding on its own. >> reporter: they're saving 5,000 to 10,000 by skipping out on a traditional planning service. in 2024, the average cost for a wedding is more than $30,000 according to zola. >> who are you? >> i'm the wedding planner. >> reporter: even traditional wedding planners have started incorporating a.i. into their wedding businesses. >> i used it to explain a few things to clients. i used a.i. to help me explain it to people. >> reporter: she's been in the

wedding business for decades, she still feels there's no replacement for the real deal especially on the day. >> making sure the chair counts are right and honestly, we know the person so well by time they get to their wedding if i see them nervous about anything i can fix it. >> reporter: even still a.i.-planned weddings are taking off, more than half of couples engaged are now eyeing tools like chatgpt to help them tie the knot. a little help from a.i. could help them get to the altar and ultimately to those i dos. >> it basically does everything except walk you down the aisle. >> pretty much. pretty much yeah. >> elwyn lopez, thank you for that. coming up leading with adhd.

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he's opening up about adhd. it's good to see you. >> it's so long ago. different hair different color. >> thank you both for being here. so let's talk about the book. you credit adhd with helping you win the amazing race. how so. >> one part of adhd there's facet called hyperfocus. if there's something you really care about you can block out everything else and knock that task out of the park. it was million dollars at the end. that's interesting, right, and a series of individual tasks, took

your phones away no internet one thing to worry about when we have that condition we can be great. >> but doctor caldwell let's talk about that a lot of misperceptions about adhd how do you define adhd? >> so, there's a formal definition with a long list of symptoms but i like to think about what a difference in the controls of the brain. most brains operate kind of like a dimmer switch. it creates this these extremes line hyperfocus those extremes are the adhd default. >> i remember a doctor saying to me we have someone in my life with this it's hard to modulate the attention it's sort of all or nothing. why did you write this book?

you want to reach people who have adhd. >> i want them to know they're not alone and their brains aren't broken. we have this mixing board on the book. you can't modulate. things go on or off. if you can understand your brain better it makes you work hard to get better at. i wanted people to understand that this is a type of a brain we got and honestly if you work on the stuff that you have a deficit on you can be great in a lot of other ways. . you can be innovative spontaneous. >> it can benefit you. be something positive. >> doctor about 10 million people are living with adhd and 9 million of them are untreated. why do you think that is. >> for adult adhd we're only starting to understand it and how it looks in different groups. so the rates of diagnosis are

increasing pretty dramatically in the past 10 to 15 years, but it's definitely still a new thing that we're still trying to figure outs and sometimes it's confused with other ailment and yes, most commonly confused with depression and anxiety, they can present a lot like adhd. really important you speak with a specialist who fully understands adhd. >> how can the rest of us support and relate to folks with adhd in a better way. >> by asking the questions that you just did, by knowing that when we do something we're not trying to make things difficult for you, the world is just a little bit difficult for us. >> yes, and you know exactly. the world isn't well built for adhd brains so we need to partner with the adhd brains in our lives and to really build external structures to help bring out their strengths

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