earlier i wasjoined by two men, directors of technology at the american university here in washingtona. was seen, andrew, thank you for coming on the programme. if you wouldn't mind describing for us what happened and walk us through first of all what you found in your office on campus just a few days ago. your office on campus 'ust a few days «at your office on campus 'ust a few days ago. that monday, i left my office _ few days ago. that monday, i left my office around - few days ago. that monday, i left my office around four- left my office around four p:m., when some did dinner, the whole of bedtime routine and i realised iforgot whole of bedtime routine and i realised i forgot my laptop whole of bedtime routine and i realised iforgot my laptop in the office which was a problem because i was planning to work from home the next day. i figured i would hop back to work and get will grab it and work and get will grab it and work so i could start work the next morning. i drive back to my office and get there about 9pm on that monday and as soon as i open the door and turn the lights on

several student associations. who support palestine, their activities have been banned in another american university, they came and arrested 7 people, and the police entered the university , disturbed the student protests and arrested 7 people in harvard university , where we saw that the most active university in america , there are students who write the names of all 7,000 of the 11,000 martyrs in gaza on a toma to show this number. each person has a life, each one has a life, and each one is actually a human being whose life is with the life of western people is the same and no difference should be given to them. this shows that the more these kinds of confrontations and tensions and confrontations with people , especially students, increase, the more determined they are to show their objections to these issues and realize the extent of freedom of speech in their country. it is limited, it will be more. yes , my final question is because one of your specialties is the study of american issues and you are considered an analyst in this field. well, this american government has been fully supporting

american campuses? at coronet university, a professor calls the attacks exhilarating and energizing. at george washington university, less than four miles from where i stand, students projected the phrases, from the river to the sea, and to the glory of our martyrs, on the side of a library nailed after jew, alum nice. these phrases are a specific call for violent eradication of jews and the state of israel. at cooper union, jewish students were forced to lock themselves in a library to avoid a rabid mob chanting "murder to the jews." these hate-filled college students have no shame and no fear. messenger accountability they would face if they were chanting "murder to the blocks" or "murder the trans." as the mob pounded on the front door of the billing, the jewish students were quietly ushered out the back door. this is america, 2023. not 1960. no student should ever have to use the back door of a campus library out of fear of their safety. not now, not every in the united states of america. i stand today to strongly condition democrat the pure evil of hamas and affirm israel as our

both employers and american university here in washington, dc. thank you so much.wish students. the wa we arab and jewish students. the way we do _ arab and jewish students. the way we do this _ arab and jewish students. the way we do this is _ arab and jewish students. iie: way we do this is not arab and jewish students. "iie: way we do this is not to arab and jewish students. i““ie: way we do this is not to be preachy and not to bring people into sensitivity groups of a kind or other but bringing people to work together. projects at schools, projects entrepreneurship is, anything that we can get smart kids to work together, mix them up jewish and arab without making too much about it. preparing for life after university. when you look at the variety of professions, and we have lived and worked together and it might be easier than in other parts of israel but it is through practice, daily working together that people learn to respect each other. professor, a few days _ respect each other. professor, a few days after _ respect each other. professor, a few days afte

student associations that support palestine have been banned from their activities in another american university, they came and arrested some seven people, and the police entered the university , disturbed the student protests and arrested seven people. in harvard university, we saw that it is the most active university in america. students , write the names of all 7,000 of the 11,000 people who were martyred in gaza on a toma to show the number of people, each of whom has a life, each of whom has a life, and each of whom is in in fact , there are people whose lives are the same as those of western people and no difference should be made for them. they will be more determined to show their protest to these issues and to find out how much freedom of speech is limited in their country. yes, and my final question, because one of your specialties is the study of american issues, and you are considered an analyst in this field. well, this american government has fully supported the regime so far zionists bombed to continue killing in gaza. and in his official positions, he also supports the continuat

so the us now where president vitamin has been braced about the shooting of 3 palestinian american university students in the state of the month on saturday to have them now and intensive care. the police are investigating whether it was a hate crime under 0. she advertising reports of the 3 pallets the noun, american universities, students when buffington's amongst the thanksgiving holidays visiting the relatives of one of the 20 year olds. this photos reported to have been taken just before they went for a walk to wearing because they are the traditional policy and head dress scarves. so they say they have no information as to a motion of the government didn't say anything before shooting. but among the avenues of investigation, whether this was a hate crime, the fact if the government did not even shout, then it makes matters even worse. because at that point, somebody just walking up to individuals wearing because the and then shooting up for no apparent reason. it is, even though more clear that it is a hate crime, they were not robbed. it wasn't a domestic violence situation. and it's n

he's professor of international relations at the american university and a full us diplomat. he joins us now live from washington, d. c. so i want to ask you about these ongoing negotiations. we have 2 hours on the 2 hours now until that see spot is due to expire. one would expect that with the experience of 2 rounds of negotiations, it would actually be easier to reach some sort of agreement or on an expansion if it's a deal yet, that doesn't seem to be the case. you know, it's the opposite for a couple of reasons. one is that over uh, already 40 percent of the hostages have been released by all the best accounts. and now we're getting into the trickier case is probably some injured hostages. men id of soldiers, people not how to buy home us. uh and officially the truth already expired. this rarely is uh, extended it from midnight to 7 am as israel palestine time. uh because uh they didn't like the list they were given. now i didn't see anything in the deal as articulated internationally. that said, the threat israel gets to start the war again because they don't like the 10

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president biden has been briefed about the shooting of 3 palestinian american university students in the state of vermont on south day to an intensive care. the police are investigating whether it's a hate crime shop or town see reports. the 3 pallets in an american university students wouldn't buffington for a moment for the thanksgiving holidays, visiting the relatives of one of the 20 year olds. this photos reported to have been taken just before they went for a walk.

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dr. biden's been briefed about the shooting of 3 palestinian american university students in vermont on south of a 2 or an intensive care. you should have potentially of the 3 pallets the noun, american university students went buffington's amongst the thanksgiving holidays. visiting the relatives of one of the 20 year olds, this fighters reported to have been taken just before they went for a walk to wearing because they are the traditional policy and head dress scarves. so they say they have no information as to a motion of the government, didn't say anything before shooting, but among the avenues of investigation. whether this is a hate crime, the fact if the government did not even shout, then it makes matters even worse. because at that point, somebody just walking up to individuals wearing because the and then shooting up for no apparent reason. it is even though more clear that it is a hate crime. they were not robbed. it wasn't a domestic violence situation. and it's not somebody that they know or somebody that could have targeted them for any other reason. a 3, a graduates o

american universities have seen countless pro-palestine. protest since israel its onslot on gaza, number of us universities, including colombia and george washington have already imposed bans on pro-palestinian activities. and probaale sentiment continues to expand throughout the world with people staging number of new demonstrations. in the us capital, police scuffled with protesters outside the democratic national headquarters, they are call for an end to israel's genicidal war on gaza. police dispersed the demonstrators and made some arrests elsewhere in san francisco, california, hundreds of protestors blocked entrance into an apex summit. some demonstrators try to prevent summit attendees from entering the venue. protesters are demanding an immediate. at seasfire in gaza in london, protesters assembled outside parliament demanding lawers support seasfire, also in jordan's capital almon security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the premises. the protesters are condemning washington support for israel and regime's raid into al-shifa h

american universities have seen countless pro-palestine protests since israel started its onslot on gaza on october 7th. number us universities including colombia and george washington have already imposed bans on pro-palestinian activities. pro-palestinian sentiment continues to expand throughout the world with people staging new demonstrations and condemnation of israel. on gaza, the washington police scuffled with protesters outside the democratic national headquarters. protesters are calling for an end to israel's genocidal war on gaza. police dispersed demonstrators and made some arrests elsewhere in san francisco hunters the protesters. blocked entrance to an apex summit, some demonstrators try to prevent the summit attendees from entering the venue. the uh protesters demanded immediate ceasefire in gaza in london britain protesters assembled outside parliament demanding lawers support a ceasefire. also in the jordanian capital alman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of the protesters gathered outside the premises. protestor condem washington's support

from different strata, the common culture of the common people, and even the educated and american universities , and finally with american politicians and statesmen , they have had this experience , they have had this life, they have had this experience. he grew up with the teachings of the talmud, studied a bachelor's degree in architecture and a master's degree in executive management at the university of massachusetts garib benjamin at harvard university. in his youth, he studied in america and then worked. in fact, he started his work in america by being close to mouse elbow when he actually represented the zionist regime in america , and he even entered that space in the sense of his work. we were the same age and with similar educational background. but at the same time, i parted ways. because we were completely different from the way of thinking. while studying, he was also a member of the israeli army. and participated in several wars and special operations. the death of netanyahu's brother in entebbe became a face in media circles became special. since the 1980s, during the right-wing

people from different strata, the common culture of the common people, and even educated and american universities, and finally with american politicians and statesmen, had this experience, lived this life, this has changed you. he with the teachings he grew up talmud, got a bachelor's degree in architecture and a master's degree in executive management at the university of massachusetts . benjamin studied political science at harvard university. netanyahu in his youth. he studied in america and then worked. first, in fact, he began his work in america by being close to moshe arjan when he actually represented the zionist regime in america, and he even entered that space in the sense of his work. we were the same age and with similar educational background, but we parted ways at that time because we were from two completely different intellectual groups israel was also involved in several wars and special operations. the death of netanyahu's brother in entebbe became a special figure in media circles . since the 1980s during the right-wing government in israel. he was the representative of israel

american universities have seen countless pro-palestin protest since israel started its onslot on palestinians in gaza on october the 7th. a number of us universities, including colombia and george washington, have already imposed bands on pro-palestinian activities. pro palestine centralment continues to expand across the globe with people staging new demonstrations in condemnation of israel's savagery in the besieg gatha strip. in washington police scuffled with protesters outside the democratic national headquarters, the protesters were calling for an end to israel's genocidal war on gaza, people dispased or sorry, police dispassed the demonstrators and some were arrested. elsewhere in san francisco, hundreds of protesters blocked the entrance into the apec summit, demonstrators tried to prevent summit attendees from entering the venue. the protesters demanded immediate ceasefire in gaza. in london, protesters assembled outside parliament, demanding that lawers support a cfire in gaza. also, in jordan's capital alman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of proteste

american student says about more than 11 thousand innocent lives in gaza. more than 11,000 innocent lives, of which it took 11 hours to write the names of 7,000 of them in the lifetime of harvard universityt talking about the innocent lives of the people of gaza was not without cost for the americans. like these students of berran university, they were arrested or even threatened by western authorities to revoke their visas and expel them from america. if with a student visa you are here and you support hamas, i will cancel your visa and send you back home. the costs of supporting the innocent people of palestine do not end there. columbia university announced two student organizations that protest. suspended in order to establish a ceasefire in the war led by the zionists against hamas. two student groups supporting justice in palestine and jewish call for peace were suspended until the end of the university's fall semester. earlier, the republican presidential candidate warned about the presence of hamas supporters in america. if you are a foreign student with a visa you are here and you have common goals with hamas. i will cancel your visa and send you back to your home. the question

stanford university, the students who improved at this university four weeks ago , until this american university does not distance itself from the zionist regime and the war crimes of this regime in gaza and in the lands of ashga:

exchange programs, when young people come to study in the united states, and when, in parallel, american universities open around the world. usa, american corners are actively participating in this process, and we should note here interdepartmental cooperation; there is practically no inter-investigative struggle here, because all the institutions of american humanitarian policy work hand in hand. the largest one means the event that was held and which was the most dangerous for russia was the publication of textbooks for universities, carried out by the soros foundation. this program was partially funded by the international development agency, this was the most dangerous, because in this way they tried to completely reformat higher education, that is, in the russian federation. americans still earn money from their humanitarian projects, firstly, students from other countries bring $37 billion to the us treasury annually, and secondly, with regard to infrastructure foreign humanitarian projects. strangely, according to the us trade and development agency, for every dollar invested in humanitarian p

in israel, in gaza and on american university campuses. n 82-page lawsuit was failed against new york university by a prominent law firm alleging violation of the civil rights act, violation of the business act, breach of contract by these schools encouraging anti-semitism, anti-israel attitudes, prejudice against jews in class and despicable actions by faculty members. a hundred harvard faculty members signed a letter essentially supporting hamas. mark: let me ask you this, alan. we have a very big bureaucracy. we have a huge the president of justice, civil rights division. we have another big bureaucracy called the department of education. donald trump signed an executive order which gives those authorities the power to act against anti-semitismthreats on college campuses. maybe they're doing it here and there. i'm not seeing a big push. i'm not hearing from the attorney general. i'm not hearing from the head of either civil rights division. what the hell is going if on? >> i was at the white house when president trump imhownsed that. he

this repulsed to be an american university students to show in vermont the the hello from the elders. here, a headquarters in tell how great to see you. much cooler and fresher, air has filtered in through the band up just 13 degrees in a level, but the big story for the gulf states will be these winds picking up up and down the goals. so for us here in don't have really read across the call states. we can expect those winds to exceed 40 kilometers per at certain points of the day. this is not going to be all day, but it's enough when you're driving to jump around in your car, disturbed weather around the caspian sea, it's lower temperatures and barcode showers and take on and the weather also slides into to minutes done. so showers also for ask about on tuesday to searcy a we go southerly. wind means temperatures have come up in this stumble, but more wet weather coming in to that western side of the country. we do not need this. we just had flooding in is near, for example, on talia as well. and now more rain will be falling over top of these flooded areas with a lot going on in the

. >> sandra: our team of reporters, the billions flowing into american universities. >> you saw it there, right, supposed to be an important meeting and it was, where these jewish students had a chance to talk to people about the things they are experiencing on the campuses, but pro palestinian supporters were escorted out of the hearing one after another, and current and former students were there to say how they don't feel safe. >> 10,000 people have been killed and you are trying to silence free speech of students. >> the house judiciary committee looking into the current state of the first amendment at american colleges and universities as jewish students told stories about being harassed by pro palestinian supporters on campus, saying it happens on a daily basis. one student hears people every day screaming from the river to the sea. watch. >> professors and student organizations have been fueling jew hatred and spreading it across campus with disregard, or potentially with deliberate intent to incite. >> free palestinian. >> committee will be in order. >> this comes as protests and

petersburg forum of cultures, i propose to the relevant russian institutions to digitize for latin american universaless, works of russian classics translated by the moscow progress publishing house, daily work talented... translators and publishers should get a new life in the internet space, i am turning to you , because these translations are sleeping, well, these are the righteous in the archives of this moscow publishing house, the former progress, i am finishing for the mentioned dostoevsky, digitizing these already. .. translations of russian classics existing in the archives of moscow progress will become truly cultural events, both in america and in russia. the words and values ​​of russian classics, as before, are dear to latin american readers, life is capable of missing them, events, images, through a fiery heart. i end with his words. and god’s voice cried out to me: “arise, prophet.” and going around the seas and lands, with the verb burn the hearts of people, thank you for what you said, for what you are doing , thank you for the offer, this is a question, in my opinion, not only techn

professors and historians of american universities also spoke about the importance of teaching americans about ukrainian history. victoria malko teaches american and educational history at university of california at fresno. she offers her students to look at the topic of the ukrainian holodomor in the context of world genocides. in the whole university, they, sons, daughters, farmers, and them, they are simply very shocked, how can it be that the state is starving people and not even... there is no humanitarian aid, it is very difficult for them to understand how so , how can it be that neither at school nor at the university, we were never given even a hint and never mentioned about this tragedy, before commemorating the memory of the victims the consuls of estonia, latvia and the republic of togo joined the famine, all events were organized by the southern california famine committee, khrystyna shevchenko from los angeles for voice of america and that's the end of it, thank you for watching voice of america in ukrainian, see you tomorrow, good luck, take care, pope!. we are looking fo

a professor at one of the american universities, who is palestinian, ms. nada eliya wrote an article . i was reading it. she pointed out that it is very interesting for palestinians that they use words like palestinians or palestinian attackers. those who are using it, it is as if we are the ones who have come and are doing work. this issue is not highlighted in any way that we are acting against colonialism. this is a very important issue. when you look at the structure and organization of the work, it is as if the regime zionists live there by right that's why before this media war is a discourse, and the war is even a language war, that is, in the use of words and concepts , i was reading an article from the guardian. it is interesting that before the bomb is actually used against the palestinians, genocide is happening in the media and in the language of the politicians. the point he uses is that why linsham comes and calls for the complete destruction of gaza in america is that you come a the city with that size and population density will be complete

university, the students who have been sitting in this university since four weeks ago , until this american universitys not distance itself from the zionist regime and the war crimes of this regime in gaza. in the middle of the occupied lands , they continue to improve themselves. well, as i said at the beginning of the program, tonight we want to have an expert mr. mohammadmeh maleki . basia and also the communication with mr. hassan lasjardi mehdi shakibaei , let's examine the latest goals announced by the zionist regime regarding the gaza war and see how many of these goals have been realized during the past 43 days . i will start the conversation with mr. maleki in the studio. after the storm of al-aqsa, a zionist official announced that the main goal of the war was to destroy hamas and release the prisoners. we can start talking about the prisoners. it has been 43 days. the zionists have been carrying out numerous airstrikes on gaza for about a week before they start the ground war and enter the areas . their spy planes are always flying over gaza. american and self-zionist spy satellites dominat

she holds a pucci from the university south carolina in early american. virtually, we have. the editor and director of the emma goldman, a project of the university of california and of the national historical applications committee of the national archives. the project is publishing the four volume series. emma, a documentary history of the american years and has published goldman, a comprehensive microfilm edition. she's also the author of love, anarchy. emma goldman faulk earned her and m.a. and humanities at, the university of chicago and her ph.d. in political theory in the history conscious program and the university of california santa cruz. i am victoria sciancalepore i'm the assistant editor of the jane addams papers at ramapo college of new jersey. we're currently working on volume four of the selected papers of jane addams and are at the same time as the jane addams digital edition, a freely accessible collection of addams and writings from 1901 to 1935. so that's us. we're going to have short introduction period of, our projects and what we would like to discuss t

they are all students at american universities. they are all 20 years old.hey were wearing palestinian scarves, symbols of the keffiyeh, and they all attend attend american universities. they were on their way to dinner when a man approached them with a pistol and shot four rounds at them, did not say anything. right now, they are being treated in the hospital behind me at the university of vermont medical center, one of them is said to be in critical condition. i want to read you some statements we've gotten from different organizations. the arab american discmination statement said, given the information collected and provided, it's clear that thehate was a motivating factor in this shooting, and we call on law enforcement to investigate it as such. the council of american islamic relations is offering a 10,000 dollar reward for information on the shooting targeting the three pastinians and vermont. and the fbi says we are aware of the incident in burlington and we are working with our state and local partners in vermont in the course of the -- if in cours

university, the students who have been sitting in this university since four weeks ago until this american university does not distance itself from the zionist regime and do not condemn the war crimes of this regime in gaza and the occupied territories. they give. the bloomberg network announced the silent delivery of american military equipment to the occupied territories, according to this report, this equipment includes laser-guided missiles for apache fireworks, trench bombs , night vision equipment and some other equipment, including military vehicles. this network reported that these ammunitions are sent to the occupied territories almost daily. including. this equipment is 155mm cannon bullets, which 30 non-governmental organizations asked the us to refrain from delivering these ammunitions to the zionist regime, because most of the victims are civilians. the zionist regime has requested 57,000 155 mm cannonballs from the united states. the approval of the 7th program consolidation commission with the equal distribution of energy grants among all iranian families in the meeting of the consolid

china is the main source of international students studying at american universities.chnical sciences, mathematics and medicine. the chinese in america are primarily employed in the fields of education and science, as well as in trade in the united states, and are successful entrepreneurs and business owners. they create and develop companies that make significant contributions to the us economy. chinese americans hold key positions in companies such as alibaba group, lenova and tencent. let's talk about american-chinese relations with a wonderful sinologist and our dear friend and me, the content of this past meeting and what its actual results? fedov, good afternoon, we should start with the fact that the fact of the conversation is probably the main content and main result of this meeting. the fact is that chinese-american relations are now in a stage that can be fully characterized as the worst relations in a long time, that’s how... we are talking about russian-chinese relations as the best in history, then the chinese-americans actually fought among themselves, b

professors and historians of american universities also spoke about the importance of teaching americans about ukrainian history. victoria malko teaches american and world history at the university of california. in fresno, she invites her students to look at the topic ukrainian famine in the context of world genocides. in our university, they are sons, daughters, farmers, and they, they are simply very shocked, how can it be that the state is starving people and not even...

exchange programs, when young people come to study in the united states, and when, in parallel , american universitiesrican corners are actively participating in this process, and we should note interdepartmental cooperation here. there is practically no interdepartmental struggle here, because all the institutions of american humanitarian policy work hand in hand. the largest event, that is, that was carried out and which was the most dangerous for russia, was the publication of textbooks for universities, carried out by the soros foundation. this program was partially funded by the agency.

a professor of one of the american universities who is palestinian, mrs. nada elia wrote an article, i was reading it.

if you are look at the data, 80% of americans, 80 to 90% of americans want universal background checks regardless if you're republican, or democrat. 70% of americans think that weapons of military background, ar-15s semi-automatic rifles, 70% of us that don't believe that american citizens should have their hands on weapons. but, our policies don't reflect that. our policies that the government has the power to put in place don't reflect peoples wishes. so, it is yet another issue of american society that is tied up in politics. so, frankly, what we actually need is some republican candidates to be able to run on a policy for gun violence prevention, and not be kicked out of the party. if they can actually run, and win elections with the idea of protecting american families. now, our democracy will work. we are to tied up in political turmoil for that to happen right now. >> i'm thinking about a political turmoil in the middle east, and but this war, in particular, seems to be so hard to talk about. whatever your position. whatever your position, you're going to offend someone. do you

sizenpin's cortege was greeted by chinese living in the united states, mostly students from american universitiesprotests. several dozen activists condemned beijing's policies and tried to block traffic on one of the streets. the police had to intervene. the fact that the dialogue will be intense is well understood in the white house; on the eve of the first meeting of the leaders of the united states and china, joe biden outlines the central topics of the discussions. the main goal is to return to normal relations, to be able to pick up the phone to talk to each other in the event of a crisis, and for our military to continue to communicate. we are not trying to separate ourselves from china, we are trying to change attitudes for the better. at the same time, the american president said that the meeting with the chairman of the people's republic of china indicates the restoration of us leadership in the international arena, while beijing, according to biden, quotes real problems. thus, the american president assessed the unemployment situation and the real estate crisis in china. beijing sees th

because if you look at the data, 80% of americans -- 80% to 90% of americans want universal backgrounds, regardless if you're a republican or democrat. 70% of americans think that weapons of military background -- ar-15s, semiautomatic rifles -- 70% of us don't believe american citizens should have their weapons on hands like that. but our policy don't reflect that. our policies that the government has the power to put in place don't reflect the people's wishes. and so it's yet another issue in american society that's tied up in politics and money and power. frankly what we actually need is some republican candidates to be able to run on a policy of gun violence prevention and not be kicked out of their party. if they can actually run and win elections with the idea of protecting american families, now our democracy will work, but we're too tied up in political turmoil for the to actually happen right now. >> i'm thinking about the political turmoil in the middle east, because this war in particular seems to be so hard to talk about, steve, whatever your position. whatever your positio

not able to exist in the american political environment, and those lobbyists and superpacks naturally support the sehunist regime . a new poll published by quinnipiac university, one of the most reliable polling institutions in america, for the first time, 522 young americans under the age of 34 in america said that they sympathize with palestine , a statistic that, for example, when you looked at it on october 7 , it was more towards israel. for the first time more than half of american youths are expressing sympathy with palestine. well, this is not a small issue, or the gatherings that are taking place and the actions that each group, you , the american medical association, have made a statement. it is very symbolic and interesting to write the name of 1100 gaza on the banner. we, mr. abbasi, had resigned. that is, inside the united nations organization , we had resignations from all kinds of sub-groups that he is resigning . has there ever been a history of this? last few weeks it was published that 100 diplomats of the us state department wrote a letter to mr. biden. well, this is really not a small issue, or can it really be said that the scandal that h

iowa late last week, florida governor ron desantis condemned anti-semitism on the campuses of american universities. >> if you have foreign students on visas that are out there protesting in favor of hamas, i'm canceling their visas and sending them home. i don't have time for that. >> reporter: a fourth republican primary debate is set for the remaining candidates next month. as of this morning, tim scott has not endorsed another candidate and said he has no immediate plans to do so. when asked about the possibility of joining another ticket as a vice presidential contender, he brushed off the idea saying becoming vp has never been on his to-do list for there -- for this campaign. anne-marie? >> all right. naomi ruchim, thank you very much. >>> donald trump jr. is expected back on the witness stand today in the new york fraud trial against his father and the family and their company. lawyers for the president -- for president trump, former president trump, will begin their defense today. after the prosecution rested its case last week. trump's oldest son testified he never worked on his father's f

it shows the professor of one of the american universities, who is palestinian, mrs. nada aliya he had written an article while i was reading and he pointed out that it is very interesting for the palestinians that they use words such as palestinian attacker or palestinian attacker. these words are used as if we are the ones who have come and are doing work. this is not the case. the issue is not highlighted that we are taking anti-colonial action. this is a very important issue . when you look at the structure and organization of the work, it is as if the zionist regime has rightfully settled there, so before this is a media war, it is a discourse and even a war . there is a language war, that is, in the use of words and i was reading an article from the guardian. mr. makris wrote an article in the guardian. mcgril wrote in the guardian . it is very interesting . genocide is happening in the media and in the language of politicians before the bomb is actually used against the palestinians. he uses the point that he says why... he comes and calls for the complete dest

police and the us state of vermont have arrested a suspect in the shooting of 3 palestinian american university students. 2 of them are an intensive care local police and the f. b. i are investigating to see if this was a hate crime. patty cole, hain has more from washington. police, do have a press conference today. we know they're working with the f. b i is. she had mentioned looking to see if this is potentially a hate crime. we heard a little bit more from the police today. they said that the story students were speaking arabic and english, and that this, the suspect just simply walked off his porch shot them 4 times and ran away. so they are, they're saying it's too soon to say whether or not this was in fact a hate crime. would you know, they took their computer his computer, so they'll be able to look through previous searches, possibly get automotive from that. but the students uncles talked at the press conference as well, and they said they're willing to wait for the results of the investigation. but they really do think it's probably going to be a hate crime to have them come. stay w

she advertising reports of the 3 pallets the noun, american university students wouldn't buffington's amongst the thanksgiving holidays, visiting the relatives of one of the 20 year olds. this photos reported to have been taken just before they went for a walk to learn because they are the traditional public speaking head dress scarves . so they say they have new information is to a motion of the government. didn't say anything before shooting. but among the avenues of investigation, whether this is a hate crime, the fact if the government did not even shout, then it makes matters even worse. because at that point, somebody just walking up to individuals wearing because the and then shooting up for no apparent reason is even though more clear that it is a hate crime. they were not robbed. it wasn't a domestic violence situation. and it's not somebody that they know or somebody that could have targeted them for any other reason. a 3, a graduates of a school in ramallah and the occupied westbank and now studying at harvard brown and trinity universities in the us. we are quite the schoo