there are no bds campaigns directed against bashar al—assad in syria, the regime guilty of killing morepments are urging university administrators to cut all ties with china, given what is happening in hong kong or what happened in tibet. i know of no efforts to organise marchers in their thousands to demand immediate action to stop the persecution by me and my�*s government. i may have missed it, but agitation to end the war in sudan or the democratic republic of congo or mali or ethiopia does not seem to energise our campuses. and nowhere is there any suggestion, apart from in israel, that the errors or even crimes of the country was but leaders should necessitate the end of the country's independent existence. myanmar should be dismantled and deconstructed. that is why the argument, that cry from the river to the sea, or calls for the river to the sea, or calls for the globalisation of the intifada, or demands for the victory of resistance are not really anti—semitic are so disingenuous. they are cry is targeted against the reality of collective jewish experience. they are denials of

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the adl was also against the bds movement in south africa and against ending the apartheid there. they are that apartheid defense league i don't think we should take them seriously because they will call anyone who calls for an individual and an end to the apartheid anti-semitic. that's just not true. there's palestinian jews. there's palestinian christians. no one is asking for anyone to hurt the jewish people or the israeli people which are different which is another thing that's leading to -- >> host: i have to move on, david, but you're right, they're deathly palestinian christians. alice dineen jews were granted citizenship in israel. just to clarify. >> caller: not all of them. >> host: stephanie in melbourne florida independent-minded go ahead. >> caller: yes. i would like to say hello, good morning. i like to say that israel has made a new fool out of that white house. israel politics is creeping into congress media. into congress, , the media and e presidency. for students who protest against genocide, it is not at the semitic, and the more you repeat israel's terms on c-

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what is the line between the objection to bds and what we are seeing today?ways this may go is that people may not actually craft divestment proposals purely vis-@-vis israel. they may find ways of crafting them and some of the suits have done this, to talk about companies that are involved in military days that involve military human rights abuses that don't specifically single israel out but include israel. along with other countries. but you know, there are aspects of the bds movement that i would not support but i do think that it is important, especially in the wake of this horrifying act of armed resistance against civilians that we saw on october 7th by thomas. and recognizing palestinians as a people are under oppression and going to resist oppression and it is important that we give people avenues for ethical and particularly nonviolent protest. if you shut those down, you shut down efforts in the international criminal court, the court of justice and the un and shut out efforts of boycotting that is a long american tradition. then you are giving peo

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now, i have no interest in bds. i don't support it. some really nasty anti—semitism and at worst, it it actually openly promotes the sort of singling out of israel and a lot of the time of jews for, you know, unique treatment, bad treatment, but but banning british public bodies from deciding what they invest in with their pensions or make their political decisions, that is a step too far into the realm of state overreach . and i just of state overreach. and i just come back to this point, which is that we know that there's a problem with anti—semitism ism. we know that there's a particular problem actually within the causes of anti—semitism being and maybe this is what you were touching on, ben, a sort of an an increasing influence of islamism, particularly on these marches, which has no interest in freedom, no interest in democracy is , you know, democracy is, you know, certainly no interest in sort of open discussion. but rather than saying, well, we are a country where we believe really believe in these things, tolerance free speec

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. >> bd white supports mike lee and says she refused to shake hands with the acting president after getting her diploma. >> thank you for taking a stand, president lee. i hope you enjoy retirement and thank you for doing the right thing. >> activist susan lamont standing outside with this sign supporting lee university's today are totally corporately owned. >> now, you know, just by their investments and that sort of thing. >> last weekend, pro-palestinian protesters interrupted uc berkeley's graduation ceremony. saturday's sonoma state commencement saw no delays but lots of pomp and circumstance at sonoma state. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> six people ended up hurt in a bad crash on highway four today. it happened in antioch, near summersville road. it appears at least two cars crashed and one of them landed upside down. contra costa county firefighters didn't share how badly the six people were hurt. prosecutors in the east bay will not file criminal charges against the richmond police officers, who shot and killed a man last summer. richmond police, show me your hands. >> show me

personal threats, but california has laws against the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, or bds. bonner says this resolution was written with future legal challenges in mind. >> there is nothing anti-semitic about respecting human rights of everyone. it's a constitutional right uh- to go for divestment and we added the specific language that this is not discriminatory enrichment anser hassan abc seven news. >> protests on college campuses demanding that schools divest from israel have led to hundreds of arrests all across the country. in los angeles, ucla canceled classes today following a violent night between pro-palestinian protesters and israeli supporters. the university has told the pro-palestinian camp that their encampment is unlawful. they've requested protesters to leave and if not, they could be suspended or expelled from school. in new york, police arrested about 300 protesters overnight at columbia university and city college of new york. columbia officials say police moved in after protesters broke into an academic building and destroyed property. >> i'm very angry

. >> bd white supports mike lee and says she refused to shake hands with the acting president after getting her diploma. >> thank you for taking a stand, president lee. i hope you enjoy retirement and thank you for doing the right thing. >> activist susan lamont standing outside with this sign supporting lee university's today are totally corporately owned now, you know, just by their investments and that sort of thing. last weekend, pro-palestinian protesters interrupted uc berkeley's graduation ceremony. saturday's sonoma state commencement saw no delays, but lots of pomp and circumstance at sonoma state. colonel bernard abc seven news. >> well, six people are recovering from injuries suffered in a bad crash on highway four today. it happened in antioch, near summersville road. it appears at least two cars crashed and one of them landed upside down. contra costa county firefighters didn't share how badly the six people were hurt. prosecutors in the east bay will not file criminal charges against the richmond police officers, who shot and killed a man last summer, richmond police, show me

>> 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 threw 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, columbi

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. >> they have called to dehead bd the president and provost of g.w. with a guillotine.have the chanting, the signs, they are all horrible but destruction and violation of university policy can you see in the last shot you showed. they have even taken over a street. they have caused disruption to the law school where i teach. they have caused disruption on the campus when i initially wrote my thoughts down i initially talked about wanting to make the campuses across the country safe for jewish students. i think this is a bigger problem now. i think it is making the country's unsafe for all students. we see graduations being canceled. >> laura: professor, we have to unfortunately cut it short a little bit. but you gave us a lot to chew on and that campus is a travesty. and that president should resign. that whole board, the whole thing is now there are a lot of great professors from my time as a lawyer. my time in the law school it's a travesty and time to take that school back. professor, thank you. all right, biden's new campaign strategies about to backfire on him. tha

that bds movement has existed on campus for a long time, dating back to the 1960s.ndy talked about the response will from sumptuous responsibilities, that they see —— that they say they have been feeling threatened. what they see -- that they say they have been feeling threatened.— been feeling threatened. what kind of reaction has _ been feeling threatened. what kind of reaction has there _ been feeling threatened. what kind of reaction has there been - been feeling threatened. what kind of reaction has there been from - of reaction has there been from jewish organisations? certainly, there have _ jewish organisations? certainly, there have been _ jewish organisations? certainly, there have been those - jewish organisations? certainly, there have been those jewish i there have been thosejewish organisations who have echoed that, saying it is about making sure that universities can be places of learning, where everybody feels safe, but then you also speak to other people and there was just one young man in that human chain who was wearing a sweatshirt with the sloga

. >> bd white supports mike lee and says she refused to shake hands with the acting president after getting her diploma. >> thank you for taking a stand, president lee. i hope you enjoy retirement and thank you for doing the right thing. >> activist susan lamont standing outside with this sign supporting lee university's today are totally corporately owned. >> now, you know, just by their investments and that sort of thing. >> last weekend, pro-palestinian protesters interrupted uc berkeley's graduation ceremony. saturday's sonoma state commencement saw no delays, but lots of pomp and circumstance at sonoma state. colonel bernard abc seven news. >> well, stay with us for continuing coverage of the college campus protests in the bay area and nationwide. get the latest anytime at abc seven news.com. traffic is moving once again on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that's after a fire burning right next to the tunnel caused a shutdown. the fire started just before three this afternoon. fire fighters say high winds plus the steep hillside made the fire fight difficult. it was also bad timing fo

they all ask that it be bds compliant.on't give them anything that has anything to do with israel. lastly, take a look at this video we shot this afternoon. this is the size ever the encampment here at ucla. it has gotten bigger. there are hundreds of people inside. so far the school has taken a hands off approach to this camp. they have not allowed local police to go in and clear it out like we saw at columbia. we will see what happens in the days and nights ahead. back out here live just a short time ago, the protesters in this encampment actually had held a press conference where they complained that police didn't do enough last night to intervene and protect them. well, one of the demands they are making is that all police be abolished and that ucla cut all ties with lapd. so, they are trying to have it both ways. laura? we will send it back to you. >> laura: bill, a little bit ironic that you really cut your teeth at the border for fox where the left is really against walls and california doesn't like walls and now uc

and every time there is a nonviolent gesture, bds or the return the march for return it is met with this intense response which then boxes us in how folk talk about self- determination among palestinians. so, the conversation kind of spirals and the debate spirals in this way, it seems to me. >> let me pay this sound bite t touches on that. it was just this morning. >>> there was a foreign funding piece that is very important that we get to the bottom of, if it is the foreign funding flowing into the middle eastern studies programs at these universities propping up anti-semitic professors we need to not provide that funding. in addition any individuals who are part of the pro-hamas encampments on student visas they need to be revoked and those individuals need to be deported immediately. >> the sitting congresswoman admonishing, calling on universities to deport foreign students is it an attack on protesters or extension on the far rights attack on higher education. to try to narrow the conversation about foreign policy and specifically israel. >> absolutely. we heard the talking points,

. >> bd white supports mike lee and says she refused to shake hands with the acting president after getting diploma. >> thank you for taking a stand, president lee. i hope you enjoy retirement and thank you for doing the right thing. >> activist susan lamont standing outside with this sign supporting lee university's today are total corporately owned. >> now, you know, just by their investments and that sort of thing. >> last weekend, pro-palestinian protesters interrupted uc berkeley's graduation ceremony saturday as sonoma state commencement saw no delays. but lots of pomp and circumstance at sonoma state. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the college campus protests here in the bay area and across the nation. you can get the very latest anytime over on our website, abc seven news.com. we're following new developments in the sentencing of the man who attacked paul pelosi with a hammer. the federal judge is now ordering a new hearing for david depape, according to the washington post. the judge acknowledged that depape was not given an opportunity

personal threats, but california has laws against the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, or bds. barnett says this resolution was written with future legal challenges in mind. >> there is nothing anti-semitic about respecting human rights of everyone. it's a constitutional right, to go for divest moment. and we added the specific language that this is not discriminatory. >> experts say these types of local resolutions are important and matter even more in an election year when voter sentiment doesn't align with white house policy. >> statements like this from local level governments percolate upward and are heard in washington, d.c. and hopefully will have an impact on policy. >> in richmond, anser hassan abc seven news up next will the fastest way to build homeless housing set the new standard for san jose and help build a better bay area? >> bringing the warmth today i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll let you know how long you can expect it to last before it turns wet around here and much cooler. find out (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pour

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we're then to follow chronologically the western after chickamauga and then armies bd in the city.le grant's and then we're going to see, as i mentioned before, on sherman's kind camigdown to atlanta, a particular really t're swimming parties and chattahoochee river between enemies so it's in the book so swimming parties the guys get naked and they they together because it's july and it's hot right and then the then the siege in atlanta ando simultaneously to the siege in atlanta will then be petersburg and so petersburg is wheree're going to see fraternization for the entire or the siege, right. for nine, ten months, we're going to see the armies at petersburg fraternized. and so we need to have the armies together. because you can't fraternize if you don't have the other party. so that's kind of where fraternization will be happening. so look at how do it during what we would call i don't want to say it's peacetime because still war, but mostly when soldiers are on picket duty and, certain times of the war, they're given orders not to fire right their job on picket duty is to let s

maybe, but like, just don'uch bd switching around as much. you don't. you' effort, i think by the biden camp to to voters. now whether that's going to be very successful or not, i have my doubts. see that that nikki haley supporters if they're republicans and some there was some crossover in primaries and some democrats voted for her in in some primaries but i don't see republican who supported nikki haley going for biden. i really don't not inny gatnumb. and not to not to to find you know, republicans there might be some, but it's going to be real muffled moment, i think, out there if happens at all. that's a very interesting, really interesting point on this year mean on strategy more so ain does is something the book gets a little bit into about the other consequences and implications falling. it's not just about what we read inaigns do, what they decide to do, where they think there might be an opportunity for them ■versus, you know, where they don't think it's useful to, stmoney where they place their funds in the 20, 20, 2022 midterm. the new york

any time there's a nonviolent gesture whether it is bds or the march for return, it is met with thisense response which boxes in how they talk about self-determination among palestinians. the conversation spirals and the debate spirals in this way. >> you bring up an interesting point. let me play you this soundbite. this is elise stefanik . >> there's a foreign piece that we need to get to the bottom of whether it is foreign funding in these middle east studies propping up anti-semitic professors and propagating anti- semitic curriculum. we need to not allow that foreign funding and that will be an important legislative solution. in addition, any individuals that are part of these pro- hamas riots that are on student visas they need to be revoked and those individuals need to be deported immediately. >> a sitting congresswoman admonishing it an entire field of study calling on universities to deport foreign students. is this an attack on protesters or an extension on the war on higher education. he said in the other examples and ability to try to just narrow the conversation about f

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what might bds message? >> well, yeah, president biden is trying to make this fresh appeal to corp. black voters a constituency that was key to his election back in 2020. but there have been some signs of narrowing in support from black voters towards biden when you take a look at recent polls heading into november. so part of the campaign and the white house has pushed this week is really trying to get president biden in front of black voters talking to them about the issues that they think will the white house has helped advance and could help them as they're heading into that november election. now, president biden did arrive in atlanta a short while ago. he was actually greeted on the tarmac by some notable morehouse alums, including senator raphael warnock, also the mayors of birmingham and another city in the south. were also on hand for that event. both of those men were two people that the administration had actually talk to in preparation for the speech that biden will give at morehouse college tomorrow, the white house has been very focused on trying to ensure that biden i

. >> bd white supports mike lee and says she refused to shake hands with the acting president after getting her diploma. >> thank you for taking a stand, president lee, i hope you enjoy retirement and thank you for doing the right thing. >> activist susan lamont, standing outside with this sign supporting lee university's today are are totally corporately owned now, you know, just by their investments and that sort of thing. last weekend, pro-palestinian protesters interrupted uc berkeley's graduation ceremony. saturday's sonoma state commencement saw no delays but lots of pomp and circumstance at sonoma state. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the college campus protests here in the bay area and across the nation. you can get the very latest anytime over on our website, abc seven news.com. all right. in san francisco, traffic is moving once again on the lower deck of the bay bridge. look at this video. that's after a fire burning right next to the tunnel caused a shutdown. it started just before three yesterday. firefighters say high winds plus th