spoke into bibi netanyahu. why not have the discussion? if this is an ironclad relationship, why haven't actually done that? i have a lot of questions that should be asked along the way. as the president going to support the save act, for instance, requiring signatures? >> and i want to let our viewers know that there's been two arrest at columbia university. >> you saw the pictures. we showed them, of how many people are erupting in violence, yelling, screaming, going after people, throwing punches. two arrest, that's all we got so far. it is shocking how this is playing out. but i, for one, would love to see the temperature come down. >> it isn't so far. we will continue to follow this breaking news right here on the fox news channel. thank you to everybody. now, here is "america reports." ♪ ♪

[protesters chanting] >> john: and that is a live shot outside the gates of columbia university in new york city where right now dozens of anti-israel protesters are holding signs and chanting, all while other students are trying to attend their first day of fall classes. in just the last few moments, there have been some arrests. i'm john roberts in washington, as we kick off a brand-new week in the fall season. good day to you. >> gillian: good to have you, or good to be with you, i should say, john. excuse me. you know what i mean. sandra is off today. this is "america reports." right now we are getting these new pictures into our newsroom. they are also showing columbia's famed alma mater sculpture covered, you can see there, and red paint. the statue sits very prominently on the steps of the school library on the main quad. >> john: the protest came after israeli forces recovered the bodies of six hostages,

including israeli american hersh goldberg-polin, executed at close range in gaza. >> gillian: reacting to the grim discovery like this. >> an american was executed yesterday by terrorists. he deserved it? why is that? speak of what business does he have -- >> what business did he have at a music festival dancing with his friends? israel killed him? >> not hamas. >> john: we'll get reaction from former israeli ambassador to the united states, michael oren, in a moment. >> gillian: for us to alexis mcadams' before outside the gates of columbia university. even speaking to these protesters all morning long. what are they telling you? >> well, gillian, i speak to the ones that will talk to me. some of them didn't want to talk until they put their mask on. we will get the more that in a second. but things did escalate pretty quickly. it started with a few dozen protesters, climbed to a few hundred, now they are heading to

bernard school near columbia university, the ib school that's been embattled having protests pop up for months. it feels like deja vu here this morning, but it was supposed to be a new schoolyard school year.take a look at this. watch. >> as a jewish student, do you feel safe walking around the columbia university campus? >> i do not. i am a visible seating. i'm orthodox. i wear a star of david around my neck. i know it's putting a target on my back, and coming to terms with that reality is quite frightening but i know i can't stand down. >> if you saw what happened last year and you are supporting israel, why did you go to school here? >> i applied early decision, so i already had committed pretty long for the protests really got big, and i think it is our civil duty to show up and show that we are not going to stand for this sort of hatred. >> so two arrests and counting, gillian and john, right now on campus. look at this, red paint thrown all over the statue today.

according to the protesters, the red paint symbolizing the blood they say is on president joe biden's hands, vice president kamala harris' hands, and they say the entire university of columbia who has not divested from israel, according to this group. as campus staff tries to power wash this away near the university library, things continue not just on the campus but across the big apple. yesterday we walked around 7 miles with about 5,000 protesters. you can see here during a pro-palestinian protest in manhattan, one protester was seen carrying a hamas flag. others yelling out "long live hamas." >> for the people who are screaming "long live hamas" or "death to the jews" involved in the protests on the side -- i'm just asking you, because that's not what everybody says. >> i do support the palestinian resistance, against their own ethnic cleansing. there is an ethnic cleansing since 1948. they actually have a right under international law to arm a

resistance. >> when you ask some of the protesters why people are screaming these anti-semitic comments, they will say they didn't hear it, but we heard it yesterday and we saw a person walking around with a hamas flag not far from where 9/11 happened in new york city. pretty disturbing for most people when you watch it. the new report that came out just the other day was pretty damning, from the anti-semitism task force at this ivy league school saying jewish students were spit on, push up against walls, because of their religion. we will see how this year starts off, but not off to a great start. >> john: they had their star of david necklaces stripped from them, as well. alexis mcadams watching it for us. you're an olympus columbia. >> gillian: i don't recognize these scenes i went there, i think i graduated in 2006, so long time ago now. but i don't recognize that school. i don't recognize that school certainly as a jewish alumni. i never experienced anti-semitism when i went there

in any form. i will also say one thing you'll notice here, john, about this scene, one thing done a good thing happening today that was happening in the spring is that people were invading and overtaking the campus. the university instituted this policy where you've got to have an i.d. in order to get on the campus. the hope is that maybe some of the students, jewish students who make it onto campus, won't be assaulted the way they were -- again, that's the hope, that they won't be assaulted the way they were back in the spring when these protests first erupted. >> john: alexis asked the question, why continue to go here if you feel there is so much anti-semitism? i scenes and people commenting and saying, if they don't like it, why don't dumb act of they go to another school? >> gillian: that the oldest anti-semitic trope in the playbook. go somewhere else. adolf hitler -- the third reich said that in europe 80 years ago. ago. >> john: the school needs to fix this is what needs to happen. let's talk more about this in depth and bring in the former israeli ambassador to the united states. it is starting up again. what do you think of what's

happening here in america? >> i want to just join what was said now. i am a columbia alum also. it is exquisitely painful to see that red paint splattered over the statue we call the alma mater, a sacred place on campus. it's not the columbia that i knew, either. we had arab friends, i studied middle east studies there. we never felt politics inside or outside the classroom. it was a wonderful place to study. i got to tell you, i don't get it. how can people fly flags of hamas and hezbollah, which are recognized as terrorist organizations by the united states government? that his support for terror. imagine people walking around with an isis flag or an al qaeda flag. with the authorities remain passive in the face of open support of mass terror? i don't understand why that law is not being applied in new york city, frankly. >> john: i want to ask you about the fallout from the

murder, the execution of the six hostages over the weekend. because the biden-harris administration had praised netanyahu and israel for agreeing to the terms of a cease-fire, but now they are saying that netanyahu needs to do more. here's what the prime minister said in response to that. listen here. >> what has changed in the last five days? what has changed? one thing: these murderers executed six of our hostages. they shot them in the back of the head. that is what's changed. and now, after this, we are asked to show seriousness? we are asked to make concessions? >> john: i mean, the way the timeline goes is that israel and netanyahu agreed to the framework of the cease-fire that was proposed by the united states, but hamas rejected it because they didn't want israeli forces on the philadelphia line between gaza and egypt. israel says there's no way we're going to let you up in that

corridor back up again and rearm yourselves, so who is being recalcitrant here? is it israel or is it hamas? >> certainly a lot of mixed messages coming out of washington. the penultimate statement from the administration was that israel had accepted the bridging formula of the united states, and that hamas had rejected it. as you said, john, the ball was squarely in hamas' court. now, yesterday, in the aftermath of this horrendous massacre at our hostages, the president came out and said israel has to do more. that contradicts the statement he had made the night before that said the united states would exact a terrible price from hamas for their barbarism. well, the price being exacted is being exacted from israel and not from hamas. so it's very, very confusing what's going on here. as you see, as your picture shows, massive demonstrations here, between 150,000 and 300,000 israelis protesting, believing netanyahu cannot only do more, but has done less, and

styling, whereas hamas is saying, i haven't been able to find any evidence that hamas has said yes to anything. so i don't quite understand certainly the political rationale of the protesters. i do understand the emotional one. yesterday i attended the funeral of hersh goldberg-polin, and i must say it was excruciating, as well. just absolutely heartbreaking. >> john: it was absolutely heartbreaking. the only thing hamas appears to have said yes he was a new plan for the israeli defense force, getting closer to risking hostages. hamas is going to execute them. we are going to hear from president biden in the next couple of hours. maybe he will say something about this. but tim walz was asked a question directly about this. watch what happened here. >> what is your reaction to the six hostages being found dead in gaza? >> thanks, everybody. >> john: he clearly seemed to hear the question that was being asked of him, but didn't answer it. he did later on, in a posting on

x, condemn hamas. what do you think of a person he wants to be vice president of the united states seemingly ignoring that question? >> i cannot pass judgment over whether he heard it or didn't hear it, but i think it is very crucial that the united states send out an unequivocal message that hamas will not be rewarded for mass murder. it is that simple. if you're going to say that hamas is going to be punished, and then they are not punished, but israel is punished, that is simply inducement for hamas to continue massacring israelis. if you are mr. sinwar and you see what happen, you're liable to conclude that by killing hostages you will increase american pressure on israel to make concessions. that's a very dangerous situation. >> john: on "america's newsroom" earlier, here's what he said about the situation.

listen here. >> what is your gut reaction? as you and i were talking about before he came on, why doesn't the vice president, governor walz, say hold on, i'm going to answer this question? because i have a visceral reaction, and emotional reaction to an american being slaughtered by this terrorist organization. and he just -- it was unnerving. >> john: again, mr. ambassador, you say you can't pass judgment on whether or not he heard the question. he appeared to focus in on the questioner. but in a moment like that, should you take a moment and say, look, here's my thoughts about it? >> the most i can possibly say is that someone should check a hearing aid. >> john: all right. always good to catch up with you. thank you for joining us. really appreciate your thoughts, particularly on this tragic occasion. we will see you again soon. >> thank you. >> john: thanks. now this.

[crowd chanting] >> gillian: is very scary scene in turkey where marines were attacked by an anti-american mob as onlookers chanted "yankee, go home." senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live with the details. what can you tell us, greg? >> gillian, it was ugly for sure and potentially very dangerous to u.s. service members. two marines on shore leave in the western port city of izmir were assaulted by a nationalist an anti-american group. they are seen roughing up the two, who are not in uniform, and putting a bag over the head of one prisoner-style. those "yankee, go home" shouts, you can hear cries of help from the americans. they made it back to their ship after other marines and police intervened. they have been checked out at a hospital and found to be unharmed. local authorities say they arrested 15 members of the mob. u.s. officials say they are troubled by the assault and are

appreciative that turkish officials are taking it seriously. the attack -- they posted a statement which said the assault was "deserved," critical of the u.s. role in the mideast, and claimed it would happen again. in fact, they have a history of attacking american service members, stopping off in turkey. the marines' ship had just wrapped up exercises with the turkish navy. and they are there more broadly to support american policy in the region. danger all around. back to you. >> gillian: greg palkot in london with the harrowing details of that story. john? >> john: brand-new polling shows a growing gender gap between supporters of former president trump and vice president harris. a breakdown of those numbers following the democratic convention just ahead. >> gillian: plus, early voting set to begin just days from now vincent key battleground states that could very well determine the outcome of the presidential election. we got jonathan and

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debate. >> they are, john. in one week former president trump will debate his second democratic president a candidate this election cycle when he faces vice president kamala harris. scheduled to appear at a town hall in pennsylvania and he will speak at the fraternal order of police fall meeting in north carolina, and then on to wisconsin this weekend. states of tight polling that reflect the several key battlegrounds that will decide this election. the former president maintains he was surprised democrats even wanted to debate. >> and i think they actually wanted me to take it. i think they were going to say he wouldn't take it and therefore biden doesn't have to debate. but i agreed to all these things i normally wouldn't agree to. and now they have kamala, who they say has many deficiencies, but she's a nasty person. >> the polling going into that debate shows a tight locked race that recent abc polls show kamala harris registered no

convention bounce for her. just as it was said there was no republican convention bounce for trump, that harris is up about four percentage points among registered voters. harris is campaigning tomorrow in portsmouth, new hampshire. yesterday she and president biden held a labor day rally in pittsburgh. trump had no public events. >> where is donald trump today? it's labor day. how is he not on the campaign trail? i don't think it ever seen that in my lifetime from a presidential nominee of either party. >> the trump campaign spokesperson responded that harris broke the economy and is proud of it, as the american people are working harder than ever to afford gas, groceries, and rent. john? >> john: rich, thank you for the update. gillian? >> gillian: time to bring in the panel. for the communications director for senator manchin, and mollie hemingway, editor in chief of "the federalist" and a fox news contributor. thanks to you both are being here in person. great to see you. mollie, it looks like, according

to the latest polling, post the conventions, president trump is hemorrhaging support among white women, but skating up dramatically among white men. you can tease up two points with white women now come in the margin of error, that with white men, what gives? >> people frequently talk about the gender gap that exists in politics and how it helps democrats that women, particularly single women, overwhelmingly vote democrat. they are less likely to talk about a major issue that a lot of political consultants are concerned about, which is how hostile the democrat party is becoming two men in general. and they are losing support among hispanic men, black men, and young men. the gender gap is actually significant he pronounced the younger you get, which is of concern to allow democrats. >> john: they are certainly not be coming too hostile for jonathan because he is still a member of the democratic party. but kamala harris not making a big issue of her gender even

though she's peeling off all these white women. that marks a shift from hillary clinton's 2016 campaign which emphasized the history making nature of her presidential bid in which clinton lost to donald trump. harris is betting that voters are ready to vote for a woman but care far more about her record and her platform. the fact that we don't know much about her platform, does that potentially hurt her? >> no, i think she's introducing yourself to the country and that's what she did at the convention, and she is rolling out her policy platforms. i don't think it is hard to figure out what her policies are. if you want to know where she stands on a woman's right to choose, where she stands on how she's going to help fight inflation, she has laid all these out and doesn't have a lot of policy positions on her website. i also looked at donald trump's website and there are 20 bullet points. so i don't think we are really going to have a debate over who is more likely to write a 50 page white paper that brookings

is going to critique, and that's what's going to enact the election. i think what she's doing is very smart. she's learned from hillary clinton's mistakes. you don't need to talk about your gender or your race. it's obvious. just look at her. the american people don't need to be told that. so what she's doing is telling the story of who she is, and i think that's resonating with a lot of women. but yes, democrats are losing some key constituencies, that women still make up about 54% of the overall voting bloc, so she is winning that big of a majority amongst 54%, it's going to be pretty hard for donald trump to make that up. >> that really does speak to this issue, though. kamala harris has been presented, she's got to her convention, and her polling is roughly even with donald trump's. you look at two presidential elections, those were incredibly close elections. trump nearly won the first one and narrowly lost the second. 5-7 points behind where democrat predecessors were, she is going to need -- at this time.

so he's going to need to do much better if she wants to compete. i think the issue is partly that she is focusing on personality as opposed to issues. and on issues, people can compare these candidate side by side. what was life like during the republican trump presidency and what has it been like under the biden-harris presidency? she will probably have to address that if she wants to enact. >> gillian: jonathan, real quick, to wrap us up, the more problematic sticking point for the former president might be this "wall street journal" poll out a few days ago that showed kamala harris has 83% of support among black voters nationwide, men and women. with only a couple months to go, that's a pretty wide gap to close. >> i think that will grow even more as she continues to introduce yourself and talk to the country. you are seeing she is talking to her sorority, howard university was just profiled about how prominent a role they will play if she wins. as she starts laying out policies, going to talk to these communities, you are seeing

donald trump is doing a lot of podcasts that he mostly listened to by white men, she's doing interviews not traditionally listen to by conservative white men, so they're trying to grow their base. >> she's really only done one interview. >> but she's talking to people in a different way. he was here on different podcasts. i assume she will go on charlamagne and "hot ones" and stuff like that, and donald trump is going to logan paul and people like that who go his base. to mollie's point, we are in a very divided country and we are going to have a 1-point swing in either state in the seven battlegrounds. and we will be up late on election night. >> john: it's going to be tight. i can't believe voting starts in north carolina this friday. republicans have traditionally lagged behind in the early voting. is there any plan to change that this year? >> democrats have invested heavily in changing rules and processes in ways that advantage them. and republicans are responded by not doing much until this year. now we see a lot of republicans

talking about getting out the vote, the ballot harvesting. i think trump even posted an announcement, that is traditionally democrat activity, but they are saying we might not let these rules but we have to compete. >> gillian: got to get in the game that's being played. >> john: great to see you bo both. hi it to mom again, she's at home watching. she never misses mollie. >> or john. [laughs] >> if you're elected president, would you sign that bill if it came across your desk? >> when i am elected president, i will sign it. [cheers and applause] >> john: vice president harris saying she will sign a bill on reparations for slavery. what will that look like? leo terrell helps answer that question coming up next. >> gillian: plus, homeowners in california about to get some more sticker shock. premium hikes on home insurance are about to kick in. max gorden is on the ground in

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you. >> in the area of reparations for a descendants of africans enslaved, if you are elected president, would you sign that bill if it came across your desk? >> when i am elected president, i will sign that bill. [cheers and applause] >> john: vice president harris pledging to sign a reparations bill if elected president. this comes as lawmakers in her home state of california passed just one part of a threeville legislation package that would address reparations for slavery. leo terrell is a civil rights attorney and a fox news contributor. there was a lot of laughing in that exchange with reverend al sharpton and kamala harris. do we know what a federal reparations bill that she would sign might look like? >> no, because -- thanks for that question, because it would never happen. it was a question that she knew could never occur. let me be very clear, reparation is a way to pander to black

voters. you saw that question being asked by al sharpton, or a democrat cities. kamala harris is going to new hampshire tomorrow. i would love for her to be asked that question in new hampshire. they use it to manipulate and use black americans. there is no systemic racism, and as you mentioned in california, gavin newsom wants a political career after 2026 where he is lame ducked out. so he's pushing away from reparations because he does not want that tag on him when he runs for president in 2028. >> john: he's pushing away from reparations, just one part of a three-part bill, as we mentioned, test and the california legislature. the democrats in general are sort of moving away from it. but the california legislative black caucus is warning that this could have repercussions for newsom and for kamala harris. saying, "we understand legislative process is complex and is not always unfold as initially envisioned. however, we remain committed to

our long-term goals and recognize this is a multiyear effort. the work of advancing reparations and achieving justice for black californians is far from complete, and we will not be distracted from our mission." if they don't get what they want they are in california, could this potentially have an impact on kamala harris? not that she's going to lose california. >> yes. well, she's going to enact california. yes, it could help if they go national and vote for trump. it could hurt kamala harris. but california is deep blue. like i said again, gavin newsom knows he needs to stay away from this. let me just make one clear point. reparations -- where is the systemic racism? where is the white began? if you notice, reparations only talk in blue states or in front of the sharpton. it's a hoax. it does not exist. systemic racism does not exist. >> john: janelle king is the cochair of "let's win for america" action. she was on "fox & friends" this

morning and says there's no need for reparations. listen to how she put it. >> they have gone beyond pandering. at this point they are just straight lying. the fact of the matter is we know the reparations in which these individuals are seeking is not possible, it's not going to happen. we are not economically positioned to do it. the truth is the reparations we see as black americans are as any american already exist. it exists in the american dream. >> john: so they say they've already had the reparations and they are allowed to become anything that anybody wants to be in america, and that, by the way, there isn't the money for reparations anyway. >> she's right. i'm old enough to remember, we had a black president from 200822016. and we have black vice president. where are blacks being denied access? it doesn't exist. it's a hoax. if they want to prosper, vote for trump. >> john: leo terrell for us. i can see you are passionate

about these issues. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you, john. >> gillian: coming up, california homeowners soon face an astronomical rise in insurance rates, some premiums expected to balloon more than 30%. max gorden is live in malibu to look at the numbers. hey, max. >> hey there. according to allstate, which is raising rates, this is all due to them taking on more risk. we have seen building costs, construction costs rise because inflation and also an uptick in severe weather, especially here in california. wildfires. these have gotten larger and more destructive over the years, and insurance companies say they need to raise rates in the state as these fires burn up homes. not only to california's department of insurance recently approve, state farm is also applying for a 30% rate increase for home insurance. this, after state farm pulled out of some california neighborhoods where they deemed risks to be too high and they

are no longer issuing new home insurance policies in the state. meanwhile, liberty mutual are also ending their dwelling fire policies in california. we talked with the homeowner in the sacramento area, who said liberty mutual recently ended his insurance after 30 years of coverage because of too much debris in his yard entries in his yard that liberty mutual said posed too big of a risk. >> we are disheartened that these companies are trying to get out of the state of california. i understand it because of the policies and the rules within the state, the expenses, et cetera, the policies from the government, whoever you want to talk about. but they are looking to get out and it saddens me to know that they are trying to flee out of california. >> and while a combination of wildfires and increase in destrconstruction costs, some consumer advocates say it's being used as an excuse to raise rates further than they need to for the sake of profit. >> those are real drivers of

legitimate increases. but what they are doing now is taking advantage, creating shortages and saying to the insurance commissioner, you approve what we are demanding quickly, or we are just going to keep pulling out of the state, and people will be able to buy insurance at all. >> california does have an insurer of last resort, the fair plan backed by the state. but with dwindling options, this plan is becoming the only option for some homeowners. >> gillian: max gorden in malibu for us, thank you. john? >> john: well, gillian, nasa says it's solved the mistry of a strange sound on board the boeing star liner summing it up as an audio creek. nasa's findings, and remaining concerns over the safety of stranded astronauts. plus this. >> it was six 6 miles away, and we had just talked probably 10 minutes before he died.

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♪ ♪ ["space oddity"] >> gillian: welcome back. nasa now revealing the source of some mysterious pulsing sounds reportedly coming from a speaker on board the troubled boeing spacecraft that has two astronauts trapped aboard the international space station for eight months and counting. the agency says the sound was feedback from a speaker and it's now stopped. so is there anything to worry

about? a former international space station commander, also a retired nasa astronaut. having some problem speaking today. thanks for taking time to speak with us. perfect guest to have on this. are these astronauts out of the woods now with regards to this strange sound? >> absolutely. i don't think they were ever in the woods, to be honest. when i was on the space shuttle a little over a decade ago, there was this really weird ghostly sound. i've never heard it in my life. when somebody would call up, there would be this eerie ethereal sound, and when i was on the space station we didn't hear that. it was very clear, but who knows? there's all kinds of electrons flying around in space out th there. they have a really complicated munication system, and audio engineers are pulling their hair out every day trying to get every thing perfect. it sounds like they might have

just gotten a wrong wire connected to the wrong speaker or microphone and it sounds like it's all okay now. >> gillian: i think the lingering question, sir, and a lot of american civilians' minds, like myself, nasa has set along with this expedition that everything is fine, everything is going to be great, these astronauts, the two of them who were literally stranded there after planning to be there for a week, for eight months, are happy as larry, going about their business. i've got to think it's more complicated than that. >> i was thinking about the poor boeing ceo who will go up and said, they are hearing weird sounds. i think it's truly a nothing burger. the bottom line, the final exam is going to come on friday when boeing undoctors and the capsule flies back. i think it's going to come back

without any astronauts on board. they are going to have to stick around for another few months. we will see how the capsule does. it's the final exam. a play they can get the certified sil america has another way to get to the space station. the fingers crossed it comes back and land safely this friday. >> gillian: knowing what it's like to go to space, knowing what it's like to serve at that space station, can you give us a sense of what these two astronauts are probably thinking and feeling as they sort of steel themselves for the next six months? >> i think the biggest thing, honestly, is the families back on earth. they had planned on going up for a week or two, a quick mission, and here they are, more than six months. so they had summer plans, they are going to see the family, they were going to the beach for vacation. all that stuff is put on hold until next year. so that's probably the biggest thing. as far as the astronauts themselves, they've got work to

do. bonus time and space. they probably have to get a lot of supplies shipped up, like clothes and shoes and food and all that kind of stuff. i think they'll be coming up in the next cargo ship, but the biggest impact, as it always is in the space industry, the biggest impact is on the families. >> gillian: this might be obvious to some folks but not to me, so i'm going to ask, why is there no prospect for them, for nasa to send some other kind of tried and tested spacecraft to go relieve them of their duty and come back? or is it not about that? is it about something else? >> what they're going to do, the spacex capital has been flying for a few years. i think this is the ninth official premission coming up. so the spacex capsule does have some history. knock on wood, it's been a very safe capsule. of course no capsule is 100% safe. when you're going to the vacuum of outer space, you going from 0

to the 17,000 an hour, and there is risk with spacex, the russian capsule, and there is risk with boeing. so nothing is without risk, but they are going to bring them home on the capsule. they can't just send one out because they don't make that many. you can't order it on amazon and have it prime delivered in a day or two. it takes months to build one of these things, and it costs a few dollars. so they just decided the best thing to do would be to wait until the next normal rotation. unfortunately two astronauts are getting kicked off the next spacex that will launch with two empty seats, and six months later when normally would be coming back to earth, these astronauts will jump on and come back home. i'm sure elon musk is reveling in that fact, by the way. >> gillian: i'm sure these astronauts are going to miss thanksgiving, they're going to miss christmas, but they will have some amazing stories to tell when they do return to planet earth. thanks for giving us some insight. great to talk to you and learn a

bit more about the experience of doing that. would love to have you back. >> thanks for having me on. >> gillian: you bet. john? >> we are here because there is still an ongoing genocide that the united states is materially and politically responsible for. >> john: students returning to columbia university to start the fall semester, and so are the anti-israel protests. is the ivy league school doing enough to combat anti-semitism? we will speak to a jewish student there on whether or not he feels safe on campus. >> gillian: plus, dramatic video reveals terrible florida drivers passing off-loading school buses -- which, by the way, is illegal, coming dangerously close to school kids crossing the street. what police are now doing to try and help keep students safe. that, next.

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>> john: kids across america are heading back to school this week. some have already been there for a couple of weeks. that shocking video out of south florida is raising new concerns about student safety. dana marie mcnichol is live in a school is out in miami shores florida. tell us about the troubling stuff that's going on there. >> well, john, for k kids here n

miami, school has been in session for two weeks and police have given 2,000 tickets for those who didn't stop for school buses, all of this caught on camera thanks to brainy technology. take a look at this. drivers coming just inches from children, getting on and off at the school bus, creating very dangerous situations. ticketing drivers is part of a brand-new program this year that uses ai technology to run cameras mounted on all 1,000 miami-dade school buses. the stunning stat reveals an average of 1600 violations per school day. at $225 each, that is a staggering $2.5 million in fi fines. >> you are caught on camera, and that video evidence package gets transmitted to the miami-dade county police department, where they review the footage and make a final determination about whether to issue someone a violation or not. if it hits you in the wallet, you will think twice before endangering a child's life.

>> parents on social media captured officers swarming a car after it passed a school bus on a busy highway. officials say this is a national public safety crisis. 27 states recently passed similar bus camera laws to help police. a study found an estimated 43.5 million cars illegally pass school buses each year. now here's a refresher on the law. cars traveling in both directions must stop. cameras are not only on buses this year around miami. trailers equipped with ad technology will capture drivers going well over the speed limit in school zones, sending tickets in the mail. and this technology is proving to make a difference. bus patrol says 90% of those who get a ticket in the mail don't break the law again. john? >> john: dana marie, there are some really lousy drivers out there. it's good to see them finally getting citations. thank you for joining us with

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