, bds, bds, bide, bide, bide, bide, biden, biden, bynes, bynes, bynes, bds, bds, bds, bds, dab, dab,uawk on the street." i'm seema moody with your cnbc news update. opening statements are under way this morning in donald trump's hush money trial between the prosecution and defense, they are expected to last just over an hour. a source telling nbc news that former "national enquirer" publisher david pecker will be the first witness. they say he's a central figure in the claims from women who said they had affairs with the former president. >> columbia will hold classes virtually today. the decision announced this morning comes ahead of the jewish holiday of passover. columbia's president said in the announcement school leaders will work today to discuss ways to bring an end to the crisis. >>> and president biden is mav marking earth day today by announcing $7 billion in federal grants for residential solar projects. the epa announcing 60 recipients today in low and middle income communities. carl, back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> take a look at bitcoin headed higher after the crypt

which can bring force to bear upon the perpetrators of the gaza genocide. certainly disinvestment, bds, the campaign disinvestment is a strong powerful tool, but it really hurts, it really hurts the state of israel and supporters and i belong to a group, the lambest witness group, and we are actually agitated. in that way, but i also i want to be bold enough to say that it would be good if there was an international, an international body like there was i say in spain during the civil war or indeed when cuba sent fighters to south africa to angola to fight the south africans, body of volunteers who would volunteer to in some ways. to fight the israeli butcha of children, the children killers in gaza, and also eventually possibly even states like brazil under lula, even possibly south africa, and maybe inshallah some arab state would actually take initiative and do something forceful about this must. gross aggression which has completely disgusted every decent person in the world and which we must not let go unpunished. punishment, but punishment belongs to ethics perpetrators or crimes

so follow the investments _ sanctions list, or bds.at are complacent with is apartheid and colonisation, as well as columbia investing in companies which make the bombs. but there have been claims thatjewish students have been abused and intimidated. the editor of a columbia student magazine showed this video, film just outside the campus, in which masked men can be heard saying that the massacre of the 7th of october will be repeated. one of the most senior republicans in the land has called on the president of columbia university to resign, if she is not able to stop the protest. fist resign, if she is not able to stop the protest-— the protest. at nyu pro-palestinian rotesters the protest. at nyu pro-palestinian protesters were _ the protest. at nyu pro-palestinian protesters were shouting, _ the protest. at nyu pro-palestinian protesters were shouting, from i the protest. at nyu pro-palestinian protesters were shouting, from the | protesters were shouting, from the river to the sea. booing this madness has to stop. this madness has

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karen bd, the gaza response team leader for save the children, thank you for joining us on bbc news.president biden said israel is doing what he asked by opening more routes to allow aid into gaza hours after he threatened a shift in policy on the gaza conflict. this comes against the backdrop of president biden's growing frustration over prime minister netanyahu's headland of the war. i am joined by james jeffrey. thank you for joining us. what we saw happening the last couple days, the biden administration giving an ultimatum. you change our policies -- you change your policies or we will change hours. have has -- what has happened to the relationship between these allies? >> it was a serious split between these two countries in what was in some respects a successful effort to defeat hamas and deter iran and friends in the region from lodging broader war in larger context. so far so good. the israelis for many reasons, some of them deliberate, blocking humanitarian assistance, some of them, the nature of trying to fight an enemy that hasbro did into a civilian area, which is a war

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of view resistance with a with with a weapon or resistance through. different possibilities like the bds, which is also very, very good weapon against the cionist regime. there are many ways of of activism that can damage the image of israel, but the number one, the number one and it stands in the quran too, is to do the jihad is to defend the values, is to defend the nation, to defend the people and defend the religion, and when you have the enemy... and the enemy is evil like israel is, resistance is probably the only weapon you can fight back and i met people from the resistance and in the gaza strip and i met them also in lebanon in the years that i was there as a correspondent and there are great people with lot of dignity, some of them are teachers, some are lawyers, some are working construction, they're not professional - fighters and not professional military, they're actually people who ' take the weapon when they need to defend their families and they need to defend their values and their territory and here the only aggressor in the middle east since the the the 30s and 40s ha

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>> well, personally, i don't agree with bds or divestment, but i believe in free speech, and i thinks a conversation that should be had on campus. >> reporter: this latest escalation comes a day after university officials warned the students to dismantle their encampment or face suspension. in defiance, they set up a second one. how do you think this all resolves? on columbia? >> i'm not a fortune teller, but i think, i mean, the students have made it very clear that, like, what they want is for their demands to be met, and as long as, like, those demands are not met, they will continue to hold their ground. >> reporter: jewish students on campus say the atmosphere has become intolerable. >> when we talk about feeling unsafe on campus, we are not lying. this is a threat. >> reporter: police at the university of north carolina were outnumbered as students through debris at them, forcing some to use a chemical agent as they retreated. in new orleans, part of the uptown campus at tulane university closed today after students and outside protesters clashed with police. and tonight, colum

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and i also think that fundamentally bds , the boycott, divestment, bds, the boycott, divestment, sanctionsott israeli goods, i think, yes, i do agree that you can criticise israel without being anti—semitic . there are lots of anti—semitic. there are lots of people in israel who are critical of the israeli government. but i definitely think that there is an to think that there is an aspect to bds is anti—semitic , and, bds that is anti—semitic, and, and i, you know, i think some of that lot it sounds like they have ulster accents . so i'm have ulster accents. so i'm going to assume that they vote for one party and one party only, and that's sinn fein. and therefore, if that's the case, well, i mean, i'll be you know, are you part of baby wipes against genocide? >> no, of course i'm not part of baby wipes genocide. >> but i do just want to say i find it extremely irritating when people infer that people who are supportive of the free palestine movement are inherently anti—semitic in some way, shape or form, it is perfectly. hang on before you, i just say people imply you infer it is whateve

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these students have been pedalling in it, promoting the bds movement and in the aftermath of octoberer charged and congress must act to crack down on it. universities and college presidents and administrators are failing in their responsibility to keep students safe. >> ashley: new orleans police department says four officers got hurt overnight. 10 people were arrested. >> todd: unreal. bring in foreign affairs committee member congressman cory mills. protests are not under control, they are spreading and spreading far and wide. how should the schools respond now? >> i can tell you right now, one thing ben saas, president of university of florida has done, talked about the fact there can't be bullhorns and tents or you can be expelled. there is fine line to walk with free and nonviolent protesting. jewish students are being p prevented from attending classes. presidents need to be more vocal about the fact they will not tolerate this type of antisemitism and they will get control of their college campuses. it is time to investigate where is money and noninfluence operation being led

abroad program with the university of haifa in israel in what's being viewed as a major victory for the bds- boycott, divestment, and sanctions -- movement. the move comes after years of student organizing and a vote in february by pitzer's student senate to suspend all institutional ties with israeli universities. according to the national chapter of students for justice in palestine, pitzer has become the first u.s. school to impose an institution-wide boycott of an israel study abroad program. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers across the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show in haiti, where deadly violence continues between armed groups and police in port-au-prince. on tuesday, u.n. rights chief volker turk deplored what he called the unprecedented scale of rights abuses in haiti. >> there has been a shocking rise in killings and kidnappings, sexual v

been growing on college campuses for years, the students have been peddling nana and promoting the bds movement and really obviously in the aftermath of october 7 it is been hyper charged and congress must act to crack down on it because the universities and college presidents and administrators are failing and the responsibility to keep the students safe and to ensure that there is a free exchange of ideas but based in truth and reality and not anti-semitic rhetoric designed to threaten and target jewish students. that is why this week we will vote on my bill the anti-semitism awareness act which will require the department of education to adopt the working definition of anti-semitism and all of the contemporary examples for its discrimination enforcement cases, you have to be able to define and crackdown and that's what were seeking to do. these administrators are failing miserably. trey: i think anticipating my next question read also the questioner viewers have, they are wondering whether tax dollars were public money is going to schools that can't or won't condemn races anti-semit

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york, very small jewish population, but this is all being funded by groups that are supporting the bds movement. sanctions movements. it is all very similar. and i think all of your commentators and people weighing in on this have seen just how similar everything looks, like it's a cookie-cutter, and it is, and it's been happening for a long time. this is what our enemies and propaganda look like. to use rush limbaugh's phrase, they are low information voters, scratching the surface. not really looking deeper. nor are the university professors. they are buying into this propaganda. we know some of it was on ti tiktok. tiktok was purveying all sorts of anti-semitic hatred. all after october 7th leading up to and after. i think you are right. it is not new. it is just growing. we need to take a stand, where the professors here take away the tax-exempt status. take away the funding mechanisms where they are doing a run around our nonprofit laws that prohibit the use of political speech. money makes it work, you know. >> harris: congresswoman, you have such like a really, really defined pa

brewinges on college campuses for years.,h these students have beena an pedaling in it, promoting the bdsement, and really, obviously in the aftermath of october 7th, it has been hyper charged. and congress c must act to crack down on it because these universities and collegemi presidents andni administrators are failing in their responsibility to keep the students safe and to ensure that there is a free exchange of ideas.exch but based in truth and reality and not anti-semitic rhetoric to threaten and target jewish students. so that is why this week we will be voting on my billti-s anti-semitism awareness act require the department of education to adopt the workingem definition of anti-semitism in all of its contemporary examples for its discrimination enforcement cases. you have to be able to define it and crackdown on it and that is what we are aiming to do because these administrations are failing miserably. >> trey: congressman might think to anticipate my nextth question and also the question the viewers have, which is, they are wondering whether taxg dollars of publiwhc monies are

students that are chanting for divestment practice is not -- this -- detritus over a decade ago the bdsism of netanyahu probably tried to get universities diverse with -- so they're regurgitating their greatest hits which is that there against the state of israel, they want the destruction of the state of israel, you want to go back in 1948 which is why you hear them chanting that and that's why i've signed this letter which is, you know, know the time for these universities -- i believe in free speech, i believe in right to protest but, you know, if you're chanting for a free palestine and then that wally starts chanting to bomb tel aviv year at about the lobby rally and discover things violate the code of conduct at the school in the school should be removing these encampments. >> charles: i think though is that maybe after october 7th there would be a different sort of awakening. on april 22nd you tweeted about being with your family capturing your family with -- sentiments jewish student a secular columbia presidents do not make the same choice as the president of yukon and harvard,

and -- msn bd catherine, the assistant attorney in the manhattan d.a. office, start us off, if we think back to the trump civil fraud trial throughout this trial, the former president along with his attorneys continue to try to delay it and it did not work, the delay tactics happened. are we expecting the same thing considering what the last week has looked like? >> they will try it but it won't work, the appellate court in manhattan has a judge on duty every day, adjusting this. they are prepared for emergency applications and prepared to deal with it, this judge shuts them down very quickly. so, barring some unforeseen legitimate issue tomorrow like an earthquake, or someone legitimately getting sick, this case will start tomorrow. >> i think the juror questionnaire was very interesting to me, and different i would say than the defamation case because the questioner seemed more politicized, one of the questions i believe asked was do you believe the 2020 election was stolen? to kind of figure out who in fact supports the former president or listens to

what the swing voters will do, to bd.ne, is that if he wins he did two things not just about paying off with am to stay silent. it will be because of a campaign and there was a larger plot that included the national inquirer to keep stories, not just out of the inquirer but using catch and kill to keep things out of the public. that could be a real question on how he is going to run the campaign. and if he is able to prove those things it will be interesting to see how the american people respond to that, this is what trump will be doing or could be doing. and the other thing that we don't know is if there will be violence during this trial that could impact how voters feel about trump the fact that there is so much security around this courthouse. the fact that we need to see this much security around the courthouse and the trial could go on for several weeks. if is going to be interesting to see what happens around safety. what we saw after january 6th was that there was a turning away from trump. now, we can all hope a

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we need a bds movement, a boycott, divesa movemet, sance movement for all of these universities and colleges. meall thesstart defunding them. start defunding them. start eliminating tenure for the sanctimonious marxists. islamist professors. take our college campuseslamist back from the soviet p style. you know, fanatics that run them. we don't have to have these no go zones in our country. >> these universities in our country. notice they're all in democrat cities, almost all in democrat states. >> this isn't happening among republican thipenings and so fo >> but i want to point out something about the supreme cour tt, since you broughthat that up. >> let me say something that hasn' t been said yet. >> the court is sitting there trying to be king and decide how they're going to cut up the baby cut the baby in half. >> and king solomon said, no. yd and the mother of the baby said, no, no, no, no, don't do g it. iv tgive it to the fraud. >> give the baby to the fraud. let me explainain somethingsome since the beginning of this country, since electionshis coue have never had a situation where

linked to this because the people who are protesting, it's basically kind of like a new version of the bds movement. they want, you know, all, to all financial ties with israel to be cut off. the senate just passed the foreign aid bill late last night. and this took months. you were very much involved with trying to get the house to move forward to take up the senate bill. you essentially got that in the end with the addition of the potential tiktok tick tik, tok ban has your opinion of speaker johnson changed in the course of this in what is the final message here? >> well we also got an anti ran legislation to in the end. >> and here's my message at the end of the day, democrats and republicans came together right from the middle. >> more, more reasonable common sense approach versus bending to extremist. and in the end, we stood by our key ally, israel. we stood by ukraine, which is critical. ukraine's in very deep trouble right now, we've got it and we can not let putin when we stood up to china by supporting taiwan and we were able to get humanitarian aid into the region for gaza, for

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