lloyd austin is correct. lloyd austin's defense of israel is just what joe biden should be doing and should have been doing and saying all along. i'm now waiting for biden to publicly back up his defense secretary. then we're all waiting for mr. biden to let israel finish off the job by destroying hamas who are uncivillized barbarians and deserve to be destroyed. all right. so that is that. we will return to this with senator rick scott and senator joni ernst later in the show, they are both members of the arm services committed. in case you had not guessed, i am full throated defense of what defense secretary lloyd austin has been saying today, i wish his boss joe biden would say the same thing. now. we'll switch gears again, joining me mark simone, great friend, worhall of fame radio host, and joe concha will be here in a minute, i see him over the horizon. not long now. we'll hook him up on the fly. mark simone, other big story arizona supreme court upholds near total abortion court ruled 4-2, this is goin

austin is telling the truth., our friend, cotton said he asked the heads of the spy agencies and they wouldn't, they wouldn't make a statement about genocide. so austin is the first guy to make a statement. you may have been in those intel briefings as well, ma'am, but i'm just saying that is terrific stuff. now, why don't we just let israel be israel and the idf be the idf and go on ahead and finish the job in south gaza and rafah? let's just let them do it. >> right, exactly. we would never be okay with another country coming into the united states and saying, hey, i know it's only a week since 9/11 or hey, it has been six months since 9/11, you need to back off of those terrorists. we would never allow that to happen. it would never be acceptable, larry. it shouldn't be acceptable to the israelis to have the american president try and dictate to them how they will run this war. so we need to stay strong. i'm tired as well, tom cotton was spot on but i am tired as well of this administration and their appointed

austin: thanks. our goal is to see a democratic, independent and sovereign ukraine that has the capability to defend itself and deter aggression going forward and so you see us working towards that end with not only the capability that we are providing ukraine in the current battle, but the kinds of things that we are helping ukraine built for the future. pointing back to the capability coalitions. so in terms of what ukraine needs on a day-to-day basis, as you know, i talked to the defense minister every week and we talk about what the requirements are, what is most critical. in days gone by when others were talking about different types of systems, we were focused on providing ukraine adequate air defense capabilities. and we have seen how important that was over time. and it will continue to be important going forward. without that focus, without that kind of capability, ukraine would be in much worse shape because of the capability of the forces. so i would caution anyone and saying, in believing

and so if there's an incident, they will call upon austin police. this is happening just blocks from the texas state capital where state troopers have a detachment there. and so they would be on standby and able to come in and assist. but you have an on-scene commander who will make the ultimate call about winning we're going to go in. what is that going to be the ultimate goal here. but at least it seems like they learned a lot compared to last week, where this seems to be more structured. the goal is, again, just based on them in circling this group and then taking them out one by one. they're trying to eliminate this makeshift camp, but you don't see a lot of the confrontation that we saw last week. >> where is the line of criminality here? because because obviously in the united states and presumably a college campuses, there is a degree of free speech. there is a history of protest where, where is it that all of a sudden police get involved? that's when they set up camps. >> well, it's a great question and certainly the history of the united st

so, during ramstein, austin announced that the united states would allocate another $1 billion military package to ukraine. according to him, the allies will pay special attention to the strengthening of ukrainian air defense. listen. ukraine is acute needs more air defense systems and urgently needs more interceptors. this will be a huge priority for all of us today. ukraine also needs more artillery and armored vehicles to protect its citizens and regain stolen territory. and we will do everything in our power to help them. earlier too. the us publication politico, citing two unnamed us government officials, reported that the us is putting the final touches on another of its largest military aid packages, and as part of rammstein also, well, they should, or maybe in the future they will announce it, it is about a package worth 6 billion dollars, and these 6 billion will be taken from the general aid package from the united states for 61 billion, which was recently signed by joe biden, the publication writes about this policy, the publication also said that the package... includes patr

austin, we love you.iversary of our "tonight show." >> congratulations. >> jimmy: thank you, bud. >> so exciting. >> jimmy: i was going to ask you, what were you doing ten years ago? do you remember? >> ten years ago, i was living in new york. i just moved to new york. i was doing a show called "the carrie diaries." [ screams and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. that was a -- >> "sex and the city" prequel. >> jimmy: that's right. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: wow. >> and so, i was just loving new york and living here, but always having these dreams of playing certain types of characters. and my dreams have all kind of come true lately, you know. >> jimmy: can you -- i mean, "dune" -- congratulations on "dune two." >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: can i just read some reviews real quick? >> okay. >> jimmy: they say, "a triumph." "incredible film making." "i feel like i understand how everyone felt seeing 'star wars' for the first time back in 1977." "the scale is dynamic and butler's portrayal is wildly hypnoti

let me ask this, secretary austin. the admiral has convinced us that a standing joint task force , a separate standing joint task force for operations is needed. are you in support of the admiral going forward as soon as possible with the standing joint task force? >> let me say that it is clear from our strategy and budget request which is linked to our strategy that the prc remains the pacing challenge. we have done a lot in terms of force posture and investments in the region. >> i'm aware of that. my question is specifically about the joint task force. we want to go forward with it with all due speed. >> command and control is really important to me. what i have asked my team to do is look at this and do an assessment to make sure we get it right and understand the operational and cost issues associated with this. they are doing that and will come back to me shortly. >> how soon will they come back to you? >> in a couple weeks. >> how soon do you think we can move forward with implementing the plan? >> it depends o

that we have seen some detentions in the case of ut austin. how is that decision made by law enforcement? whether to remove those protesters by force what i mean, it's up to the university, the police are only there at the invitation of the university. >> and i think we need to continue to emphasize that what we see are the police taking action, but there are only there because the university president and the board has requested them to come and to dismantle the encampment or move people off their property, or what or whatever. >> so it makes it look as if it's just a police action, but reality is, there are and how is it difficult? >> yeah. it's difficult you know, when i look at what's going on in texas, warren example, the students are there with their arms locked obviously refusing to leave. that just raises the possibility of someone getting injured because the police will arrest them but you have to pull them apart. and that makes it even more a difficult and dangerous, quite frankly for everyone, but police will continue to try to use

this is the ut austin campus. ut at austin campus. where you see state troopers and protesters. this is as we understand it, from a student journalists on the scene far the biggest sort of i don't want to call it an altercation, but the biggest police presence and a bit of a standoff between troopers who have been on motorcycles and there you see on horseback and students protesting israel's war in gaza. since they began months ago, we're going to continue to keep an eye on this and we'll be right back, stay with santa rionda. new album is breaking records can the riva support your brain health? very janet, hey, hey eddie, know, fraser, frank, frank bred. >> how are you? fred fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory, joined the new reba brain health challenge. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back now with sky rizzi, i'm always and with clear skin damage we've sky rizzi three out of four people achieve 90% clear skin at four months and most people were clear even at five years sky rosie, it's just four doses a year after to starter doses, ser

lloyd austin said.of course, these attacks could have consequences for the global energy situation. i think it is better for ukraine to focus on strikes on tactical and operational targets that can directly affect the current hostilities. mr. alexander, what is lloyd dostin afraid of? i don't think that he personally, these theses that. were formed and agreed upon in the white house by strategists, actually lloyd austin was and remains one of the biggest, most powerful such engines in the administration, who understand the dangers of ukraine, want to help, and what he voiced, well, in principle, this is a truism, it is clear that russia is a quite important country for the global market in terms of energy, and of course any fluctuations in the price of oil globally can of course affect. on the ability or willingness of our partners to help us, and most importantly now during the elections in the united states, you can imagine that a few extra cents per gallon of gasoline in at american gas stations, the

well of course we are in the state capital of texas, austin. and in fact, you can see the capital jones. that's just a square in front of us behind the protest. and so there are, there are many state troopers present here. and of course, this is the capital where that as the governor reg abbott, who of course controls really is the, is a top commander of the state police. this is where he is. he is based and he himself has been trying to take credit saying that he was cracking down on anti semitism, saying that any students that participated in these protests would be expelled. and, but i, yes, but your question is right, right. exactly, on the tips of many people's lives here because those community members who have come out to watch this to bear witness, they say to this and full they to are wondering why is it that the officers are armed sometime with assault right? weapons. some of them definitely with the tons, riot gear, as you see here. yeah. why was as necessary when really there has been no cited instances of violence that's been cited

were going back to to add lavendera, who's at the university of texas at austin. and i hope you can hear me we see that there is law enforcement that appears to move closer there to protesters on the south mall at the campus. this follows quite an escalatory interaction between law enforcement of protesters last week, ed, what are you seeing? >> well, we all know state troopers have now encircled with encampment inside inside the south of, texas campus? this is being inside here set up a little more the state tuples? have come in an encircled beam circle so what happens next is not clear. i'll be jackson's or chen the officers to get who say troopers to get off the campus. but he was clear here in the last 30 minutes or so that law enforcement has been tried to figure out the plan to disperse for this crowds from the obviously, there's hearkens back to what took place here on the university of texas campus. last one or more than 60 people were arrested. for intense and very violent situation. so this is the situation golden, you have state troopers and local polic

so we will continue to watch what happens they are in austin and we will see if there's any any white house reaction shortly. hello and welcome, everybody, and other breaking news afternoon i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." a little more on the university of texas there, protesters had occupied the administration building and tried to shut it down. we don't know if they are still in there or if they have been cleared out by campus police. but these protests have spread to more than 25 of the top colleges in the u.s. moments ago is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu wade in comparing the scenes in america to nazi germany listen to this. >> anti-semitic mobs have taken over universities. they attacked jewish students, they attacked jewish faculty. this is reminiscent of what happened in german universities in the 1930s. it is unconscionable. it has to be stopped. >> john: let's check in with alexis mcadams live at new york university, signs of a lot of protest in washington square park what is going on today, alexi

this is sam la, a graduate student at you t austin. tell me about how you were arrested in what your experience was like in the jail. yeah, i'm a jewish american and graduate student that you t austin and i, yesterday i went to, there was a, the faculty hosted a scholastic aside teaching. and so i went to hear about the faculty, talking about the destruction of universities and gaza. and around $1245.00, a group of people started setting up tense. and so i ran to where they were setting up 10 site linked arms of people to defend the tense. and we saw last wednesday, our president of the university sent in miller tries police people where it with long guns and riot gear and forces. and so when i ran to it, i knew that that's what was going to happen. but as a jewish american, as, as someone who's part of this community, i needed to be strong and say that, you know, this, this is, this cannot happen in my name when i hear stories from children and guys that who have lost their parents, who the hospitals are, have collapsed, all the unive

is a famously liberal campus and austin itself people have described austin as the capital of texaspletely by reality. because it does have a much more west coast feel about it if you like. >> sandra: they are coming in on horses. >> yes they are. this is whoever they are or whether they are university authorities like you say or the texas rangers. >> sandra: we are getting information right now. >> by the way the other thing i think is important to say, sandra, we were talking about something different but it's important to take this point that we see these campus protests crop up whether it's obviously columbia we have seen or yale. >> sandra: texas department public safety according to bill melugin. >> we tend to see these as though there's another protest coming up. >> this is obviously pro-israel. >> clearly but these are being organized by these radical organizations that actually are pro-hamas, pro-terrorists, that are actually agitating among students. as you say this is clearly pro-israeli. >> sandra: we see that a lot of the counterprotesters arrived on the scene. there wa

at those students have been camped out on campus and at least 40 students we understand at ut austin will taken into custody meantime, in new york, protesters of defying a mandatory deadline to tear down bear and camp min and columbia university. >> it gave the students until 2:00 this afternoon to pack it in, and they did not they defied that order. >> so now we are learning at this hour unclear what the security situation is. and a lot of questions about that at this moment, but we are learning meaning that the university is actively suspending students. as i speak, this situation is a tinderbox moments ago was student was flying a massive israeli flag over pro-palestinian protesters the man holding the flag telling cnn he's been harassed and assaulted on campus as i mentioned, these protests have been spreading. it is now coast-to-coast, california to boston at the white house, the administration is now watching very closely so far those still refusing to weigh in on whether the students should be disciplined for disrupting schedules, classes, and graduation plans so gotta be supe

we'll zip across the us to austin, texas. now, houses here is heidi joe castro is there at the university of texas in austin. so heidi, show us around you and also i'm curious to know how this particular university leadership is dealing with these protests. some have decided to negotiate with students. we saw that in columbia, some of decided to send in law enforcement. what's happening where you want to spend a little bit of all of us 0 here at the university of texas in austin. we're obviously the protesters have returned to the plaza that's in front of their tower to continue. now this is their thursday and the university response. well, on wednesday there was a total police crime down here where they were $57.00 protesters arrested since then, almost all have had their charges dropped and they never today's president j hard. so who ordered the clearing of those professors on wednesday and now had a parent complete $180.00 and a new letter to the 10 me city that was sent out last night he said that he was grateful for the

hasta austin con mi compañero max cordaro.solutamente de todo un partido pirotécnico emocionante y que lamentablemente deja un sabor amargo en los san josé earthquakes park porque primero lo ganaban 2 a 0 con los tantos de paul, jeremy, bobby y en cuestión de minutos se volteó todo. 3 a 2 había pasado a ganar el equipo de josh wolff del equipo de austin, pero sin embargo se había levantado el cuadro de lucha y gonzález con el 3 a 3 gracias al primer tanto como kerouac del noruego amal pellegrino y con el 3 a 3 san josé estuvo cerca de ganarlo. tuvo varias ocasiones de gol. luego, cuando parecía que el empate era inminente en austin, en la última jugada del partido llegó el 4 a 3, obra de seba driussi, un sabor amargo de unos cuates que tal vez merecieron algo más, pero esto es de resultados. sexta derrota en 7 partidos y ya la situación preocupan el próximo partido de los kex que va a ser de local ante colorado rapids. la obligación será ganar. con esto me despido desde el estadio cudos de austin y pues ahí lo tienen. la activ

lloyd austin and general brown about what the strategy of the united states is, and lloyd austin said that the main strategy remains the same, that the united states wants ukraine to be an independent, sovereign, democratic country, and they are working on it, and he said that ukraine can be successful if ukraine has the equipment it needs, and that's what we know congress did approve this week of additional funding for ukraine in the amount of more than $60 billion, from which the united states could already allocate its own. two aid packages, this first billion dollar package with the president's powers of attorney, and now this $6 billion long-term aid package. today , charles brown was also asked directly whether ukraine can win? he said that ukraine, now the entire strategy of the united states, all attention is focused on the fact that ukraine can defend themselves, but he also said they believe ukraine can be successful. exactly what this additional funding can do, help shape the future. you ask about how long its effect will be. i think there is already some effect in the near

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earlier this hour, we referred to another live picture as austin. university of illinois at urbana-champaign. these protesters have been happening across the country. we're going to continue to bring you updates as we get them. >>> two cases of extraordinary significance tomorrow, donald trump's criminal trial will resume in new york while in the nation's capital, the supreme court will hear arguments over whether trump is immune from prosecution. it will be a seminole moment. as the "wall street journal" puts it, trump shaped the supreme court by appointing three of the current justices, now he wants his victory. with me now, temidayo aganda-williams, and defense attorney caroline polisi. >> i'm interested to see how this plays out. the supreme court took this case. the way they took it and the order they issued is interesting. the question they're deciding is if so and to what extent a former president enjoys criminal liability for official acts he performs while in office. the jurisprudence that trump's argument arrives from is the 1982 case, nix

and our 3rd is that the president of you t austin j hartzell designs. how are you guys gonna keep that this? we'll keep out this for as long as we have to uh, the university feels that its tactics of bullying and pushing us around and intimidating us will work. and that if the rest and students then eventually will settled down and stop making noise and everything will just go on business as usual . but the reason we're really here primarily is to shut a light on what's happening in gaza, the genocide and as it has to end. and what we're doing here is just a symptom of that. we're not here because this is u t and our rights were infringed . we're here across the nation, whether that's you to your columbia or washington or u. s. c. it's because of the genocide happening in nevada. i actually just a couple of days ago, 200 bodies were found in a mass grave outside of and also hospital. some of them with their hands tied behind their back. and for some reason we don't seem to be talking about that. but here we find ourselves talking about you to students,

been issued according to ut austin police. protesters are being told to leave the south mall area immediately. thank you for your cooperation. we see police amassing there again as they did last week. you have been in command here in the past. what do you think of the commanders at columbia university? >> when you come to riot control, it is like a riot control. you have to have overwhelming force to handle it. they need to bring in the state police or whatever it will take. let me do a quick move on that. how this can actually get solved in a hurry. pick up the phone and call and go in and finish the job. do it complete and make this the end of the beginning and go back and start figuring out how you will handle gaza. as long as this conflict goes on, you're going to see these kind of demonstrations. the other thing i would do if somebody needs to probably have these young men and women look at history. when they talk about, how about looking back at world war ii to see what happened. go to auschwitz and spend a day at auschw

how do you to our castro is standing by for us at university of texas in austin? the 1st let's go to adam fisher, george washington university in washington, dc. so, and what's the current situation where you are well, what another pass the deadline may be as long as you said, they wanted the people to move out of college square right here in the heart of washington dc to clear the in cap. and i just in the last, so we've had from the university saying that the patient is illegal. it is against university policies and they are continuing discussions with the metropolitan police, the local police department in washington dc, about how best to clear the area and returned it back to the way. it was 14 hours ago. excuse me. there's a lot pulling they're going to be live now. here is our guest are to raise a g w alumni. the school obviously means a lot to you here with the groups, but you would in your graduation. why did you decide to come up tonight to join this cry? i believe that students have always been on the progressive side of history, the morally sound side.

but 1st, let's begin with heidi jar castro, who is at the texas university in austin. and heidi, we've seen thousands of protesters over the rest of the, just the last couple of hours. can you just give us an update on what exactly is happening right now? there yeah, tom police are finishing the rest of the city and protesters. they've been having them dragging and pastors in this file here. and it has, you can see perhaps behind these officers who now number the number of original professors that were there. there's are the very few people who remain now just want to go a little bit into how this started. only about 3 to 3 hours ago. this was a very different scene. when i arrived, everyone was peaceful. there was a few dozen people camped out. they were making music, they were talking, they popped up sometimes, and that apparently was the red line here because that just a few minutes after that, we saw this very big police response curse because the police for the ones in the right here in the ring color uniforms, you see here they just send it by the dozens as well

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essentially, austin, texas, are assessed over a week since students at columbia university in new york began the protest in modern ends to any further funding from companies. i think best in israel, students at harvard at georgetown mit and most recently, george washington university of demanding the se in the process of spreads across the country. 2 campuses in several different states including michigan, texas and california correspondence covering the public tests across the us audio test joey standing by for us to university of texas in austin. but 1st, let's go to add an fisher george washington university in washington dc. so i don't know what's the current situation where you are while they're there certainly are going criteria and it's going since about 6 o'clock when class is at the university stop. if you look behind me, you can see that there's quite a large crowd. they are not in cali square, and then not just from george washington university, but also from george telling us the american university. george mason university. several colleges have sent students alone here. n

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and it has been in the as here on the you t austin campus. and it's monday morning as a sign the stage by faculty in opposition to the way you t austin administration has to test, has now run into a conflict or seen approach to my left. these are members of the youtube community or students, summer faculty members. reason they're holding umbrella to go there with pepper spray. show you the other side. what, what i'm seeing here to my rights are the police officers, are now barricading against these protesters. what they're protesting behind them is a place where the previously rest of processors and 43 people who were part of an initial cabinet that began this afternoon with people setting up wandering around it, not position and refusing to disperse at the university harder moment tents were active, we saw this police presence just sent upon those protesters then began arresting them one by one, dragging them away from the line to the ground where they had taken it and in hand, taking them away. then just as we saw that sometimes the ending

now this has been, what has you t, austin, kansas? now for over 2 hours since that initial circle, the cabinet was broken up, leading to some $45.00 police or at least $42.00. people have died off to a down the steps. banks in a town north of the canyon, capital nairobi, or to from the old to job aid them, washed away houses and cut off a major road. search and rescue efforts on still on the way. that's cool, was fun usually have a month seen ratings killed thousands of people across the south africa since march . how since the way is weather down boost in the crew county. the people here in this town are in so many are just trying to solve age wherever they can. this somebody for example, have been taking out the furniture of clothes and things like that just to get us to higher ground. so some of these houses have been destroyed mountain. this house, for example, has been you know, there was a room here that has been destroyed. the incident happened at around 3 am local time and they had the some loud, rumbling noise as some of them

here at the university of texas austin dueling protests. pro-palestinian and pro-israeli protesters facing off on campus with security watching. >> it is my understanding that the university of texas at austin funds research that israel directly benefits from. >> reporter: on the campus of usc, the lapd used their batons to disperse a large crowd last night. the school canceling the main stage commencement ceremony. cbs' nancy chen is at columbia university. >> reporter: dozens of tents remain here at columbia university. right outside it, israeli flags. and some jewish students we spoke to say they feel scared to be on campus. >> many of us knew people at the music festival or that live nearby -- i'm sorry, i'm getting emotional about that. the situation where people scream hateful speech, who have harassed and attacked us verbally and physically people is just making it impossible to be here. >> reporter: back in austin, student demonstrators are still to campus. police have stayed close by, but they have not made any moves to clear out t

austin, welcome to d.c i hope you can bring the commanders good luck you have been a top pick in more fantasy drafts than you probably know but now it's your turn to choose what's your pick >> yes, thanks for having me on. and i would like to say, my first pick is going to be caterpillar. >> very interesting. here's the stock, austin, that stumbled today i mean, we look at what happened today after the earnings came out. did its stumble today influence your decision to choose it today? >> no, i'm really looking at the landscape of just the environment of the u.s. right now with affordable homes and affordable housing really drying up, and it seems like everywhere i go there's construction on the roads, there's new apartment buildings being built. so i think where we're at in the environment where there's a deficiency in the supply of homes and infrastructure, especially in the housing department, that caterpillar is going to have a great couple months >> you have definitely gone from one place where there's a lot of construction on the roads, los angeles, to another, northern virginia

let's go now to austin, texas and heidi joe castro, the course of the protests in austin, of being particularly hated several students accused of criminal trespass in recent days. how do you think it was a sense of the direction that these protests of taking the i mean it's sort of been like a whiplash reaction to be honest, you're correct. on wednesday, this was seen of some pretty violent confrontations between police officers who were ordered here to crack down and what had started as a very peaceful protest of you t austin students and others trying to protest for palestinian rights. and we saw those 57 a rest occurred. well, since then, and since all the blow back that the university's president and the texas state governor received, there's been a very different shifting tone. in fact, we just got a letter written by the university's present a heartfelt of the community saying that yes, it was a rough day that day on wednesday. but that he had a clear indication. he said of the time that he thought these protesters were following what he called a pattern that was happening across the coun

some are to a w t. austin, others are community members in austin. have come on campus here. they link their arms to a few tents that were erected in the middle of that circle. this is the exact same area where we saw the rest, the police on horseback, and right here, enjoying some protesters last week and again behind me. and i'm in and sign some of the protesters because they are expecting for a new show of force in the moments to come in talking to them. they said that they are not going to ride if they are charged that they plan on remaining. they're calling for the best move in any weapons manufacturers from the u. t. endowment. many companies are going to israel and, and support a palestinian life in gaza. and they're committed to saying they're worried, they're scared about what may happen. okay, so we'll continue to follow events with you. heidi customer that follows in the university, texas, obviously, what was that monitoring what's going on at columbia over new york to the same sort of scenario is happening that with the police surrounding the area, expecting the t

. >> all all having to do with the israel-hamas war in austin. and this is for moments ago here at the university of texas, a large group of students walked out of class today as part of a pro-palestinian demonstration. and they were met with a heavy response from troopers who appeared to make a number of arrests. >> there was a large student protests it is also underway in los angeles at the university of southern california and of course, we've seen student in canvas on the campuses of brown and columbia university as well, who want to go to usc now cnn's nick watt, who is on the scene for us negate. it is a tense scene behind you. we've heard chance of let him go what is actually happening behind well, so what is happening behind me bars is one of the protesters was arrested and put into that squad car. you see right there, the car was then surrounded by protesters demanding let him go, let him go, let them go it appears that they might actually be letting him go. this is just a perfect example of the issue to that college campus officials hav

were watching students get arrested at the university of texas at austin university of texas at austin got very, very borderline -- will be watching this breaking use throughout the afternoon. think you were telling us on "the story," continuing fox news breaking coverage of these the module stands on u.s. campuses back i'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. >> ♪ ♪ >> everyone: [chanting] >> and the israel does loving clearly outside -- as the deadline for cities to end the encampment or face suspension comes and goes. all of the university of texas at austin what is continuing to make arrest as they tried to put stop at the protest there. coming up -- michael waltz you just match what he says needs to be done to restore order. welcome everyone, i'm charles -- for neil cavuto and this is "your world." first! is at columbia with the very latest. alexis? >> you can check it out being me and see that there are hundreds of students here right in the middle of columbia university's campus saying by simply they're not planning on going anywhere we are mighty what the university to follow t

it has the right is for the university of texas in austin. but protest is a vine to continue demonstrations despite the rest i was going to make sure the here on the you t, austin, kansas, kansas, monday morning. as a sign the stage by faculty in opposition to the way you t austin, to ministration has to test. has now a rough fit into a conflict or seen approach to my left. these are members of the youtube community or students, summer faculty members. reason they're holding umbrella is just a moment ago. there was pepper spray showing the other side. what, what i'm seeing here to my right or the police officers are now barricading against these protesters. what they're protecting them is a place where the. ready rest of processors and 43 people who were part of an initial cabinet that began this afternoon with people setting up wandering around it, not position and refusing to disperse at the university harder. moment tents were arrested. we saw this police presence distant upon those protesters. then began arresting them one by one, draggin

so you t austin, kansas. now for over 2 hours. since that initial circle, the cabinet with roku, not leading to some 45 police protesters here, seeing that there were many people may so we're going to get in closer to see if we can find any of the bad. so i have to say i did earlier see may say news against protesters as the say hi and how do you, what's extraordinary to hear these incredibly loud? i mean we, we can tell we can tell just by looking at the pictures and looking at this and, and this thing kind of shocked me saying that it does look like an incredibly 10 situation. you can now say did, did you think that the situation would develop as it has where we all this moment? yeah, it is a turn situation. i'm sorry, i can hear what you were saying because it's still out here. we're standing. we're, we're kind of, we're kind of around between the protestors and the police certainly by choice. we're here. so everyone is screaming that you are seeing an intense stand. there was never spray that was deployed. these protesters are

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