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and the arbor family. yoni arbor, holding his 5-year-old, 2-year-old, and their mother. reunited at the schneider medical center. and the process of recovery begins. it's not just a process that happens in a day. even the hospitals that we have spoken with, wolfson medical center where i was that had some of the elderly released, and schneider children's hospital, they are physically in good condition but the mental conditions need to be asked and worked through. even as these families have rejoiced, they've said so many times over the course of the seven weeks, they have the larger family of the other family of the hostages and they will keep fighting for them to be reunited. listen to this, these are the grandchildren of yaffa adar who spoke today. >> don't stop fighting. we will fight for all of them. we will demand their return. keep the pressure and make sure hamas understands that we won't accept any other option but bringing them all back home. thank you. >> one of the places that has become such a big focus for these families is hostages square. a rally is schedu

many is re lease, avoid the streets of java at arbor house, on one of the best known arabic restaurants. patrons worry about the future. the care of and family originates from gaza. but they've been living in john 5 for 3 generations. caliah was born in israel and has been it's really passport t as against the war. dozer. loader, anything for me just like now people are due to like except for the question of what israel future should look like is unsettling. the entire nation and no one really has an answer. as all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . the nobel peace prize winner and largest mohammed the has begun a hunger strike. and then it really in prison mohammed the is reportedly protesting and lack of access to medical care. after being denied hospital treatment for refusing to wear a head scarf. the norwegian, the nobel committee is urging raining authorities to give her the care that she needs from a us president donald trump has appeared in a new york court to testify. and a civil fraud case involving his real e

>> we didn't see, john, either at wayne state, a blue campus, or ann arbor, a rush to trump. but you do see a lot of hesitation about the president. you see the michigan map here from 2020. here's the new national poll you talked about. one key distinction, nbc polled voters ages 18 to 34. in the exit polls it's 18 to 29. as voters start to get older, they're more like -- not rushing to republicans but more likely. if you look at this and look nationally at 2016 versus 2020. president trump got 36 october of 18 to 29, 36% again in 2020. so, if he's above 40, that's a big gain for president trump. so, what is the issue? look at president biden. he got 60% in 2020 to 55% hillary clinton. it was a key piece of the biden coalition. john, when you ask voters on campus, number one, the age. they see the president, they don't see him enough. so, they think, wow, he doesn't understand us. he doesn't get us. those college democrat presidents, they were trying to deal with that issue. you're not just voting for the president. you're voting for who he puts on the supreme court. you're v

. >> this is ann arbor, michigan university.writing the names of palestinians killed in gaza. >> one of our demands is complete divestment from the state of israel. >> you say genocide. >> the prime minister of israel, the president of the united states would say response to terrorism. >> absolutely. it's absolutely essential that we call it for what it is, a genocide and also say it doesn't start on october 7th. it started in 1948 with the creation of the state of israel. >> reporter: some jewish students say believes like that are stoking an alarming rise in anti-semitism. >> i wish it wasn't like this, but this is where we live right now. >> 50,000 students in ann arbor, interest in the college democrats is up. >> we've had 50, 40, 30 consistently for meetings. and in the past it has been closer to maybe 10, 15, 20. >> reporter: seniors and co-presidents of the college democrats helped generate big turnout here in 2020 and again in 2022. they have weekly meetings now to plan 2024. >> should we have somebody younger? does that

barr has an undergraduate degree and a law degree from yale university which as you in ann arbor we refer to as the michigan of the east. [laughing] so let's talk about cra. this rule, why is it so important, a law that was passed in 1977 and i think you actually work on the last time we revise in 1995. tell us all a bit about why we need cra and why this particular new regulation is so important. >> thanks, david. i think that you and reinvestment act is really one of the foundational piece of legislation dash to unity reinvestment act -- to deal with redlining and discover nation in housing markets. it's really designed to help ensure that banks are serving their entire community, including low and moderate income communities. as you mentioned the last major revision was 1995, and it's really important that we update community reinvestment act to serving its is purpose, that it is actually helping banks to serve all their communities, that is overcoming redlining and discrimination issues, that it's updated to meet the needs of the current environment that we live in. the banking sector

. >> police say it was unlocked with the keys inside when he stole it from a middle school in ann arbor, michigan. luckily no one was hurt, but he did hit at least ten parked cars at speeds approaching about 20 miles per hour before police finally took help into custody and he is probably not too happy tonight. >> yeah. he's in trouble. i think dad's going to give him a little talking to. >> yeah. don't steal a forklift, not a good idea. >> don't steal anything. >> that, too. the forklift is high on the list. >> top of mind after that story. just in general, don't steal stuff. >> usually get caught. >>> we'll see if we can steal a little moisture from mother nature -- how's that for a forced transition -- over the next couple days. i want to keep you updated on the air quality because of the refinery event in richmond. looking to the east-south east before 4:30 this afternoon the plume of black smoke blowing west and southwest in the general direction of san francisco and southern marin county. so far we haven't seen any real widespread deterioration of air quality readings. this is the

. >>> police in ann arbor, michigan, were in hot pursuit of what turned out to be a 12-year-old boy drivinge say the vehicle was left unlocked at the child's middle school with the key inside. the young driver led police on a chase during which he hit ten parked vehicles. the boy was taken into custody and no one was hurt. >>> "sports illustrated" responding after reportedly publishing stories by fake authors, and elon musk visits israel. here's wendy gillette with today's "moneywatch." >> the markets lost a little grund as health care, communication services, and industrial stocks dropped in value. the dow slid 56 points, the nasdaq lost 9 points, and the s&p 500 fell 8 points. >>> x owner elon musk made a trip to israel touring the scene of last month's hamas attack alongside prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his visit came after major companies stopped advertising on x because muffing endorsed an anti-semitic conspiracy theory on site. the loss in ad revenue could add up to as much as $75 million by the end of the year. >>> "sports illustrated" has deleted articles with fake names gener

. >> arbor glories is going into effect. we have more on that next. >> today oakland mayor sheng thao kicked off for new parking program designed to encourage people to come to oakland. >> it's called 5 after 5 plan to open up a secure parking garage downtown oakland at certain times for just $5 that they say could help prevent break-ins and encourage more people support small businesses in oakland. >> our goal here is very simple. activated public spaces are safer. and not just that. but more folks in the streets having fun catching a show. we're catching dinner. >> that means that there's going to be more people on the street and that means less kind. >> parking is at the franklin plaza parking garage after 5 o'clock and on weekday on weekdays rather and all day long on weekends, people can park for a flat rate of just 5 bucks in the south bay. health officials and local leaders got together to announce a new grant from the epa which encourages small airports like san jose's read. i you to switch from leaded to unleaded fu

. >> the construction equipment was stolen from a school in ann arbor, michigan. police say the boy hit speeds of up to 20mph, crashing into nearly a dozen parked cars before he was finally taken into custody. >> doctors are seeing a spike in respiratory illnesses, with ten states now reporting high or very high activity. the orange and dark red colors on this map here show areas with the highest concentration of people suffering from the flu, covid, rsv, or common cold. it's typical for cases to spike in the south before moving north. flu and covid hospitalized. asians are highest among people over 65, while most rsv patients are children. meanwhile, in china, officials say a surge in cases of respiratory illnesses is overcrowding hospitals there and likely due to covid restrictions being lifted recently. they insist no new viruses have been found. >> new controversy for instagram. some companies are now suspending their ads on the social media platform and it's because of concerns about sexual content. here's abc's derrick dennis us this morning instagram facing

he has an undergraduate degree and a law degree from yale university which in ann arbor we were referred to as the michigan of the east. this rule, why is it so important. a law that was passed in 1977. i think you actually worked on it the last time it was revised in 1995. tell us about why we need cra and why this particular new regulation is so important. >> i think the community reinvestment act is really one of the foundational pieces of legislation that congress passed the deal with the redlining and discrimination in housing markets and it's really designed banks are serving their entire community including low and moderate income communities. the last major revision was in 1995 and it's really important that we update the community reinvestment act to make sure it is serving its purpose, that it's actually helping banks to serve all their communities, that it's overcoming redlining and discrimination issues, that it's updated to meet the needs of the current environment that we live in. the banking sector has changed a lot since 1995. there is online banking, mobile banking. our

i'm still here with the former egyptian foreign minister and arbor. the executive general i'm was we were just talking about the ongoing violence. we were just talking about the ongoing violence in the westbank that alone, well, we've seen the atrocities in gaza. isn't there a problem that your presidency is imposing millions of dollars of military weapons and equipment from the usa and his and boarding energy from israel? is that why he can't do anything to militarily protect the civilians of palestine? no, the can come out any military action. and if so, the united states is not blowing on i the location. i don't suggest that we've been debating to this a 2 of the very 3 eviction our amended reactions from the time being we have to talk about the political side of it and the situation, the managerial situation and does up and that it is situation. so then because in the west bank, the actual in michael premium, now that is on the sofa of a strategic visit, right? as a money paid in and many daily than defeat or be but a senior. unfortunately, it is

i'm still here with the former egyptian foreign minister and arbor, the executive general i most as we were just talking about, the ongoing violence that we would just to talk about the ongoing violence in the westbank that alone what we've seen of the atrocities in gaza isn't there a problem that your presidency is importing billions of dollars of military weapons and equipment from uh, the usa and as in boarding energy from israel. is that why he can't do anything to militarily protect the civilians of palestine or no the can come out there? i mean military action and a soul of the united states is no point and i don't want the patient. i don't suggest that we've been debating to these a 2 of the very 3 eviction or a amended reactions from the time being. we have to talk about the political side of it and the situation, the managerial situation and does up and that it is situation. so then because in the west bank, the actual, in my opinion, now that is on the sofa of a stuff. there's a huge for reason, right, and money to them and many daily than defeat or be, but a senior person, a

i'm still here with the former egyptian foreign minister ann arbor, the executor general. i most we were just talking about the ongoing violence that we would just to talk about the ongoing violence in the westbank that alone what we've seen of the atrocities in gaza. is there a problem that your presidency is imposing millions of dollars of military weapons and equipment from the usa and is in boarding energy from israel? is that why he can't do anything the military really protect the civilians of palestine or no, the can come out there any military action. and the soul of the united states is no point. and i don't think about egypt. i don't suggest that we've been debating to this a 2 of the 3 eviction or a amended reactions on the time being. we have to talk about the political side of it and the situation, the managerial situation and does up and that it is situation. so then process and in the west bank, the initial a, michael premium. now that is on the sofa of a stuff. there's a huge for his right to and money paid in him any day. the then the fee toward the by the

i'm still here with the former egyptian foreign minister and arbor, the executor general. i must we would just talking about the ongoing violence. uh we would just uh, talking about the ongoing violence in the westbank, let alone what we've seen of the atrocities in gaza. isn't there a problem that your presidency is importing billions of dollars of military weapons and equipment from uh, the usa and is importing energy from israel? is that why he can't do anything to militarily protect the civilians of palestine or no the can come out there any military action. and a soul in the united states is not blunt. and i don't know, but i don't suggest that we've been debating to these a 2 of the 3 that mention our amended reactions. on the time being, we have to talk about the political side of it and the situation, the managerial situation and does up and that it is situation. so then because in the west bank, the initial, in my opinion, now that is on the sofa of a so that there's a huge for his right to a money paid in many daily than defeat or be, but a senior. and so unfortu

i'm still here with the former egyptian foreign minister and arbor. the executor general i most we were just talking about the ongoing violence. we were just talking about the ongoing violence in the westbank that alone what we've seen of the atrocities in gaza. isn't there a problem that your presidency is importing billions of dollars of military weapons and equipment from the usa and his and boarding energy from israel? is that why he can't do anything to militarily protect the civilians of palestine? i know the talking about the any minute reaction and a soul in the united states is no point. and i don't know my page. i don't uh, suggests that we've been debating to this a, to very creative eviction or a amended reactions from the time being. we have to talk about the political side of it and the situation, the managerial situation and does up, and that it is situation so then possess in the west bank visual in my opinion. now that is on the sofa of a strategic visit, right. you and my dad and my daddy, the defeat or the by the scene ends on porti

. >> reporter: this is ann arbor, and the rise of democrats is up. >> we have had 50-40-30 consistently the meetings. >> the past, it is 15, 20-15. >> and jay gray helped to generate big turnout here in 2020 and 2022 and they have weekly meetings to plan 2024. should we have somebody younger coming up much >> absolutely it comes up. that is a real point the make. it is a real conversation to be had. >> reporter: the immediate challenge is seeing the students to agree on things like abortion rights and others at odds over the israel-hamas crisis, and president biden response. >> i seen you take key step, but the next is a cease-fire. it would go a long way with the voters. >> we don't know what is going to happen next week or next month, but if the election were tomorrow, would some to members sit out or look for another party, because they mad at the president about this? >> yes, some have shared with us that they are thinking of reconsidering. >> reporter: are you glad that the election is not tomorrow? >> yes. >> reporter: and so which of these most stir your routrage. john king, cnn.

. >>> finally, you're about to see a police chase of a forklift in ann arbor, michigan.s not even the half of it. the forklift was allegedly stolen by a 12-year-old, and the pursuit went on for more than an hour. thankfully, no one was hurt. it ended when the person driving it was eventually pulled over and taken into custody. investigators say the forklift was taken from a middle school where it was left unlocked with the keys hidden inside, not smart. thank you for spending part of your day with me. i'm rosemary church. "cnn newsroom" continues next with max foster. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network.

that is a police chase of a fork lift in ann arbor, michigan. that is not even half of it.t was allegedly stolen by 12-year-old and the pursuit went on for more than an hour. thankfully no one was hurt, ending with a boy eventually pulled over and was taken into custody. the forklift who is taken from a middle school where was left unlocked with the keys hidden inside. thanks for watching, our live coverage continues in just a fall front. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network.

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around 200 pro-palestinian protestors forced their way into an administration building in ann arbor andthe streets of major cities like here in new york where thousands marched through manhattan this weekend demanding a cease-fire blaming president biden for funding israel in a genocide in gaza. >> they gave the green light for the israeli military to go in and raid and shoot and search and put under siege. he is complicit and orchestrating it and not what the people of the united states want. >> more protests are planned across the city including columbia here today. >> sandra: live here in new york city. earlier this month president herzog wrote a letter to the presidents of american universities urging them to fight this rise in anti-semitism happening on campuses. excerpt reads at stake is whether the enlightened world will defend the basic norms of humanity or choose to accept and even support the violation. it will either be a teaching moment that moves us toward constructive action or a moment of irreversible decline. your choices will now shape history and be remembered. preside

. >> 50,000 students here in arbor, and interest in the colors democrats is up. >> we've had 15, 40, 30 consistently for meetings. in the past, it has been closer to maybe ten, 15, 20. >> seniors of the college democrats on this, and -- help generate big turnout here in 20, 20 and again in 2022. they have weekly meetings now to plan 2024. >> should we have somebody younger? does that come up? much >> absolutely, it comes. up i think that that is a real point to, make it's a real conversation to be had. >> the immediate challenge though is seeing students who agree on things like abortion rights, and defending democracy at odds over the israel hamas crisis, and president biden's response. >> -- mister president, i've seen you take key humanitarian steps, but i think the next step is a cease-fire. >> i think that would go a long way with voters. >> next, week or next month, if the election were tomorrow, do you think it is more likely some of your members would sit out,. . or some of them have shared with us that it is making them reconsider. >> are you glad they're elections not tomor

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service during last night's evening rush hour for it elsewhere hundreds at the university michigan and arbor bush passed cap in campus security entered administrative building they are. they want the university to stop investing in companies that they say front israel's military operations against hamas and gaza. a cb cotton following all of the demonstrations what they are calling for and what they don't call for. flex hi eric. here in new york city where monitoring is people start to for another large rally being held today called flood brooklyn for gaza. people watch and wait for israel's ground offensive to move into some southern parts of gaza they are taking to the city streets across the country calling for a cease-fire. this morning on fox israel's opposition leader was called for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to be replaced saying this about the protester erupted across the country listen. >> all of those people marching and sank free palestine and the suggestion for them is an old when it is not mine. if they would lay it down their weapons and stop killing jews they would have

michigan 200 pro-palestinian protesters forced their way into this administration building in ann arborr the demands to protest have to be heard, back out here live we can tell you the protests will start later on tonight they're expecting hundreds of students rally in support of palestine. >> thank you alexis mcadams, joining us mit graduate student who is banding together with other students to command anti-semitism on her campus and working to better the prospect were better protect jewish students, thank you for being here, full disclosure my brother went to mit so i'm familiar with the campus, can you tell us what you've experienced on campus? in. >> absolutely thank you for having me i will start by giving you the recent background of the anti-israel campus a little over a week ago the anti-israel club invited embedded outside protesters who were violent in boston to join them and blockading the main entrance for over 12 hours and mit did not disperse this violent group instead jewish students were told to avoid the main entrances to the classes and offices and to take side entran

pro policy and demonstrators swarmed in administration building at the university of michigan in ann arbor school the best from israel. meanwhile in new york city at large crowds of protesters block subway stations installed commuters as they were trying to get home. more demonstrations are occurring across the country today. cb cotton has the very latest on what is going on. >> chance for a cease-fire are continuing at cities across the country today. check out this rally unfolding in nashville this afternoon. if you can't hide your committing genocide. israel, israel, you can't hide. your committing genocide. some caring sides genocide joke using genocide against that thepolicy and people calling one united states to stop sending a mimilitary aid to gaza. but it's illiterate by the minute, by the second and everybody dicing those images especially the younger kids are quick similar scenes unfolding in new york city hundreds marching on eighth avenue causing major traffic congestion during the evening rush hour the crowd stopped in for penn station blocking access to the main train hub an

we've got a 12 year-old boy here who turned the streets of ann arbor, michigan into his own little demolition derby during hour-long pursuit in a stolen forklift. 12 years old. the boy found it at a construction site. keys were in there, fired it up. police say he when it speeds of up to 20 miles an hour on the streets and ended up on sidewalks at times by the time he stops. police say. who's 12 had hit 10 parked cars. he was taken into custody, put juvenile detention center. fortunately here, nobody was hurt. >> all right. up next, can you >> all right. up next, can you help animals the east on even the most chill of parents know when it's time to go into protect mode. nothing kills more viruses on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. ♪ even the most chill of parents know when it's time to go into protect mode. nothing kills more viruses on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. ♪ the oakland animal services organization has it's giving tuesday campaign going on up to $50,000 will be matched by a generous donor. donations will cover the dog and kitten foster programs complex me

every year we let a few people into the state of michigan from other states to go to ann arbor to go and we the taxpayers -- and there's a committee. what they do is say, who has a future? and ari melber -- >> appreciate. we call that poetic license. all right, here's the question, michael. you have followed this for so long. what do you see happening here with a constellation of seemingly organic, unrelated activity, yet also what we call organized labor -- striking working, and at least a partial shift within how the democratic party approaches them in the white house? >> yeah. not just a partial shift. joe biden showing up there on the picket line for the first time ever for a president of the united states to actually take sides and to say, you know what? general motors and shareholders, you made off like bandits thanks to the federal government bailing you out in 2008 and 2009 and, as a result we have waited 15 long years for the workers to get back some of what they gave up, and they were promised they'd get it back. i just read this, actually. i just downloaded this contract h

reporter: washington d.c. [ chanting ] >> reporter: and on the university of michigan campus in ann arborstudents took over a building. >> i know that in 30 years from now if i were looking back on what i was doing today, and i wasn't here, i would regret it. >> reporter: the demonstrators are calling for a cease-fire. >>> a college professor has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of a jewish man during a demonstration earlier this month over the war. cbs' carter evans reports california authorities have not ruled out the possibility of a hate crime. >> reporter: 50-year-old loay alnaji made his first court appearance being held for the death of 69-year-old paul kesser. both were at dueling demonstrations, alnaji at a pro-palestinian rally, kessler waving an israeli flag. >> we did not file murder because there was no intent on the defendant's part to commit one. >> reporter: investigators say they conducted at least 60 interviews and examined more than 600 pieces of evidence to reconstruct the moments leading up to the confrontation. widely circulated video picks up

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we know this kind of arbor's and cannot be justified or ignored. -- barbarism cannot be justified orgnored. i want to give you a few comments of what i saw. i was a company for most of the day by the speaker of the knesset. he asked me where i wanted to go. and i told him i wanted to go to the kibbutz that is closest to the gaza border. and i saw video of it, of what it looked like before october 7 and it was a beautiful, small community of israelis farming and supporting each other not only economically but morally. the place i walked into was a disaster. every home was now vacated. many of them were completely charred and gutted from being set on fire. one home i walked into, a home of a 24-year-old recently married couple, was of course now vacant because both had been murdered. the terrorists came in the front door of their home, the wife was on the couch reading a book. her blood still stains the entire couch where she was murdered. her husband was in their bedroom and when he heard the intruders he came out and was shot dead in the doorway of their bedroom and his blood still s