what professor of political communication now the university of dare, ron for these are the sides of the runs, responds, was in line with international you know, under international law, if they've country is that tax, that country has the right to respond. and this is what i see it on is doing is following international law is attached to it as embassy. that's part of it instead of authority, you runs under the vienna convention, the embassies concepts of countries or products of those. so basically you don't have to respond that there was an order of choice. there is a, these have been attacking who died in the 1st and then instead of smith for quite some time and public opinion need on wanted to see the country defending as, as i said, essentially has, which is defending itself and people are tired of is there any aggressions, we have 5 minutes of your offices to a gentleman scale, and this could not be tolerated any longer. so you don said, god has said this before that if you attack you guardian territory even was response to be at the end. you. i mean, you know, it's kind of so

how dare this university deprive of basic humanity? we demand that vanderbilt reinstate the referendum, that they drop all charges against students that were filed under false pretenses. that they drop in suspensions and harassment from administration and that they issued an immediate apology to what we experienced over the 24 hours. >> you must know, oh, you they? feeling that tampon was actually for that guy? a oh, i mean, it did look a little bloated. and, you know, if it is your time of the month, dude, maybe don't plane moa on risking jai. >> instead, try the red roof in. nope, nope but let's recount the facts. >> according to the reporting, they trespass in a building, assaulted a guard, put staffers who offered to meet with them. then they sat down, refused to leave. so how do you think an act wit of uncivil disobedience ends with mommy cominh g to tucks you in? getting arrested is the idea. thate you singt wheridea . we shall overcome. god, we shall overflow. nal and >> that's not bravery. that's a tantrum. and i hope potential

of the universities in the us. as demonstration spread to move campuses as riley settlers target to target the occupied westbank village of full palestinians dare say that is rarely met the tree is helping them.

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think quite nasty elements, i think becoming quite powerful and prominent within universities and the culture of them, dareink university rectors are usually elected, if i'm not mistaken. >> so this is probably a choice of the student body. there i think that quoting an organisation like that is clearly profoundly divisive. it could directly upsetting to could be directly upsetting to some students that may have been on end of ira on the receiving end of ira violence in their recent family history, and so it strikes me as pretty unwise. i mean, you know, if you were to take other terrorist groups and quote them, that would be a criminal offence. i think , you know, offence. and i think, you know, it's dodgy unless you're it's pretty dodgy unless you're marching whitehall marching down whitehall on a saturday afternoon. >> group? >> which terrorist group? >> which terrorist group? >> actually the >> well, i think actually the implication that, implication was actually that, you , he was this in you know, he was saying this in context going on in gaza. >> i mean, it's just extraordinary. >> but then it's so

of the equal protection outfit. he dealt with this hostility from his own school because he dared to ask questions about the blm movement professor, president shafik of columbia said that the university designates certain areas for protest in order to guarantee free speech to avoid disruption from the other students like we are seeing with these encampments. why is the administration negotiating with the people that are violating its own rules? >> i think that's a great question. i think that's one of the reasons she probably should be stepping down. that this is toxic situation with toxic ideologies. these are essentially anti-american, anti-western, anti-capitalist ideology similar to occupy wall street from a decade ago, mixed in with islamist pro-terror groups and mixed in with praise for hamas and other terrorist groups. this is not really something that we have seen before. and i have been covering these movements for over a decade. it's worse now. >> laura: cnn thinks that the police are, perhaps, the catalyst for the protests themselves and may make things worse. watch. >> the action of bringing police into a group of people who are already feeling that they are sort of repre

university school. he is also the author of capturing aguinaldo the daring raid to seize the philippine president at the dawn of the american century. so much. so. let's go back 123 years to bruary 1901. so the second anniversary of the giing, the philippine-american war. as see from the front page of the virnian-pilot what the news the day was dominated by recent death of queen victoria. after more than six decades on the british throne in the united states, the president, william mckinley, the vice president elect, was theodore roosevelt. remember that, until 1937, the inauguration didn't happen until march. the flag had 45 stars. the 45th star was added five years before when utah was admitted to the union and cadet douglas macarthur was a yearling. and at west point. now let's go back to that front page of the virginian pilot. and there next to an illustration ocean of queen victoria's mausoleum, and right below an article about the boer war in in in south africa is a dispatch about the philippine-american war reporting on a skirmish in which five american soldiers were killed, four wounded and two

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the film expands the universe of the fabulous belogorye. the daringtravel; the best way to watch the adventures of your favorite characters is, of course, with the whole family. well, then the price of processing errors. why compensation for an incorrect diagnosis is insignificant, we will discuss how to achieve it after the news. you are watching the news on the russia channel, nikolay zuksik is with you. hello, let's talk about the main thing today. in the southern donetsk direction of the special operation , a large stronghold of the ukrainian armed forces was destroyed. the fortification was demolished by direct fire by tanks t-80, several accurate hits at once left no stone unturned from the position of the nationalists. tankers have already hit hundreds of such targets. the main task of the crew is to clear the way for advancing motorized rifles; there can be up to five trips to the front line per day. we work during the day, we work at night, the car allows it. work at all times and weather conditions, the last time there was a trip in which we

university in russia , according to mikhail lomanosov’s plan, began with three faculties, philosophical and legal. i got everything, how dare he, what he comes up with, breaks the system, including the minister oflth at that time, i stood my ground that i was right, time will tell, we are in the culture room, this is a room that allows you to grow cells outside the human body, outside the body of animals. and in this laboratory, master's students learn in practice the basic biochemical methods of working with cells and tissues. here there is equipment for separating the analysis of protein mixtures and for the analysis of nucleic acids. in the next room they work with preparations for microscopic studies, says maria kulebyakina. she is a biochemist, graduated from the faculty of fundamental medicine and its graduate school. great attention is paid to ensuring that students. fundamental, yes, classical university education, each subject is taught by specialists from their faculty, mathematics, mathematics, physics, physics. over the past few years, the faculty has been part of the golden league of the best medical schools in the world, vsevolatstkachuk is confident that in the nineties he made t

supposing palestine or rest of the universities in the us as demonstration spread to move campuses as riley settlers target to target the occupied westbank for that . a full palestinians dare say that is rarely met. the tree is helping them. no, if nobody dislikes are going to rolanda and the u. k. so cold lawanda bill has been paul saucers upon this and double down on his pledge to send some asylum seekers to east africa. the mom's office on western countries caught funding to the u. n. release and works agency because of as really allegations. some of his employees were members of him, off him, connected to the october 7th. the tax is around has failed to provide any evidence for the accusations. those are the findings of an independent report commissioned by the you when on what is the primary agency for palestinian refugees? many nations still haven't reinstated, as best funding. gabriel and his on those times this report from new york's a few mandatory and organizations are bound by principles of neutrality and unrest has not only met but exceeded those principles. that according to a newly released $47.00 page independent report, which was commissioned by the un and

journalists and of university professors and are simply not allowed to just speak their mind, including a jewish activities joyce color. they're also assignments to every day. if they dare to support the student rights, i think that's a what to and mister boucher larry referred to in terms of german, german, some a culture memory, a comfortable memory that's completely failed because germany was supposed to be the 1st country in the world to recognize the warning signs, hunger, masturbation being used as a weapon of war, dehumanizing, an in type of people. these are the signs of insight, but apparently instead of the year from him, when he says, if we don't know really to look into it. so basic need to say all of this information, which is nothing to open. it reported here on a 0 is simply a not known to the german government because they choose to close their eyes and it is the, his part to the green product, you know, color shots and which has established a special committee in order to facilitate more. i'm sick sports stories are an after october, 2nd. and so this, it was the 1st one submitted to this committee to examine whether a, how these weapons are being used.

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dares the judge to put them in jail. plus pro-palestinian protests grow across the united states. i was on the campus of columbia university today, i spoke with the embattled speaker of the house who was there. his message to the president of columbia university as his job is on the line and move over moscow. marjorie, because russia has a new favorite republican and we will unveil it for you tonight. let's go out front. >> and. >> good evening. i'm erin burnett out tonight, not holding back. the man who covered david pecker is every move is boss of the national enquirer tells out front the pecker is going to tell all tomorrow when he's back on the stand. keith kelly, who covered pecker for decades for the new york post, says pecker will not be holding back. he's my guest tonight has a whole lot more to say about pecker's testimony. & that testimony is going to include all the details about the hush money payment to stormy daniels. pecker will be asked about it in detail when he's back in court tomorrow morning. and remember, pecker was the one who helped broker the deal between michael cohen, trump's fixer, and former att

the weekend at universal studios hollywood to help launch "the fall guy" spectacular preshow, it is a new part of the water world attraction. he wasn't so keen diving in with real life dareks fun. >>> next up, selena gomez is now after the success and singer actress and culinary enthusiast at home cooking show, selena plus chef, now launching a new series this week called "selena plus restaurant." she is taking the culinary adventure into professional kitchens in some of l.a.'s hottest restaurants. she will be joined by some of our favs like wolfgang puck. and we've got a special sneak peek to show you. >> all right. >> we have some really beautiful radishes. i love them. they are nice and crispy and crunchy. >> hey, what's this? >> come on. taste it. >> oh. that's sweeter. >> you make two steps forward. now you're making one back on tomatoes. >> sorry, chef. >> i thought it would be called like an italian roselette tomato. >> selena plus restaurant premiers this thursday on food network and will be available to stream on max. >>> finally ethan hawke opening up about being a fan of his daughter maya who he shares with his ex, uma thurman. you might recognize her from bre

that is an example of a daring do that suddenly -- the nasa scientist and the commercial community and the university were able to figure out in real time. >> thank you so much for your time, mr. administrator, and i yield back. >> i like to recognize the gentleman from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. great to see you again. i'm sure being on capitol hill and testifying on these committees is one of your favorite things to do. we have a hometown hero that is in orbit right now on the international space station. dr. jeanette apps is a -- is beloved by her hometown of syracuse, and really is inspired a whole generation of young kids in school and she is the talk of the town and the toast of the town. she's only been up there now for almost two months. can you give us some insight into the importance of her work and her mission while she is up and face? >> jeanette is an example of the extraordinary ability of our astronauts, their capability. in her case, she had to wait a long time to fly. and yet, she is there on orbit for 6 months performing great science. and maintenance of the international

universities before retiring in 2015. anderson died at his home in new york yesterday. he was 76 years old. >>> a group of good samaritans is being hailed as heroes this morning for their darings, after it ran off the road, striking a light pole and then a guardrail. several people helped the driver get out of that burning car. you can see rescuers make several attempts to open the vehicle's doors before they successfully pulled that door through the door's window. thankfully nobody was seriously hurt. the driver, though, of course was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >> wow! >> my gosh! >> look at all those good people spring into action. man! all right. coming up in "popstart," a roast of the g.o.a.t. we will find out if tom brady is a good sport and reveal which superstar comedian is going to be hosting his roast. >> first, kevin bacon returns to the high school where he filmed "footloose" 40 years ago. kaylee hartung sat down with an exclusive interview to find out how he felt to be back. >> go, kaylee! and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw