famous and prominent universities in the whole world, columbia university, stanford university, berkeley yale, these are the universities that make cuts , now they all do not necessarily become elites. they may be political and social, but many of them are definitely like this, just like the student movement the anti-vietnam war, the insurrections that were in the universities in the following decade showed itself in the field of public policy of the united states of america and did not allow the same behavior that the united states did in the vietnam war , for example, in the iraq war. the elite the political and social life of america is changing in relation to israel . one of the main concerns is that there is a spectrum that believes that israel should reduce its violence in order to maintain its survival. it is taken away from him and the same thing that happened to the apartheid regime. south africa fell when it lost the support of western public opinion and later collapsed. this can also happen to israel, mr. abul fatah . i have a question in the continuation of the program about wheth

these movements, whether or not the university of north texas, berkeley yale or harvard need to understandif young people want to have a debate, an earnest debate about you know israel and the palestinians, they're going to have to have some ability to distinguish that from death to america and support from hamas. that's the problem. it's all wrapped up -- your protest is chanting an be at this fad da. you are not simply saying and by the way when you say will, you are using the proverbial you. it's not everybody in the crowd. you know what? i think it was you lawrence the other day car. kk member standing next to you in the rally you want to disavow the member of the kkk. all of these protests are veering into anti-semitism and hatred of america. >> ainsley: didn't it start out, didn't you feel like it was we need a cease-fire, we are worried about the innocent women and children that are living in that area. we need to send them south because the north is getting bombed. everyone was worried about humanitarian aid. then it evolved into really what this is about and we are hearing death t

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berkeley is in turmoil. police arrest dozens of pro-palestine protesters at yale.es, not just columbia. >> we had an ugly day after october 7th. we had a lack of leadership. unc has a new interim chancellor who is showing real leadership. making a very clear of what is acceptable and unacceptable only feeds us. they said these are student led protests. all of the tenants are iden identical. there is money funding this. they are not student led. >> where the money is coming from, we have not found. >> it is the movement that targets israel and public libraries in every organization you can think of. these are organized protests. >> thanks so much. finally tonight, a special day. >> 40 years, that blows my mind. things look a little different around here. the thing that looks the most different is me. >> 40 years. kevin bacon returns to the utah high school where "footloose" was filmed. 2024 is the 40th anniversary of the release. the high school is scheduled to be torn down next spring. bacon agreed to return when students said they would put together 5,000 care pac

of young people shaping this country today as all days as we witness student-led protests at yale, berkeley and many others. >> todd: protests are not just confined to those schools, they are spreading at rice university in texas, there is a liberated zone set up and a few scother schools having protest activity today. i have gotten an opportunity to talk to people walking throughout the campus. one word that stands out, it is not protests were so violent, it is they were organized, something we've suspected and reported on, there is element of organization here. it seems like yesterday followed a plan, there was a bus and individuals there with cameras, that is what i expected at universities. >> brian: a lot get federal funding. >> ainsley: how will this affect the election. >> brian: virginia fox said they better get their act together at columbia or federal funding will be jeopardized. >> will: both on campus and off campus. let's bring in lawrence jones with us this morning, checking in with diners. one reason you are in michigan this morning is that it was just a couple days ago, apri

people shaping this country today as we witness leadership of student-led protest at columbia, yale, berkeleyana: if students are told to leave and only do zoom school for rest of the year because of protesters, is that her definition of peaceful? why did president biden not say, president of columbia, let's get to class and not let this stand. >> marc: 100%. poll recently showed 54% of americans think biden is making decisions based on his political interest and not what is best for policy. why doesn't president biden put his job on the line to do the right thing in israel. as far as alexandria ocasio-cortez saying this is peaceful protest, it is not when you are intimidating jewish students and telling them to go back to poland. imagine if white supremacists were telling students to go back to africa. can you imagine if howard university had to announce black students at columbia felt unsafe and needed a safe place to study? why is it okay to do things to jewish students no one would tolerate if it were being done to african american students in this country? >> dana: that's these, thank yo

things, as once again witness the leadership of those peaceful protesters on campus like columbia yale berkeleylady -- >> joining me right now marty dolan a democrat candidate from new york's 14th congressional district primary challenger to unseat aoc marty thanks very much for being here this morning, how is the campaign going. >> great we filed, 7300 signatures with board of elections if you get 20 to 25,000 votes you win primary. so, to my perspective great all news political season, but at the end of the day, new yorkers can decide their fate we can vote in the primary june 25th end this nightmare. >> i i mean marty you are the only challenger who is qualified to run against aoc for congress, tell me how you differ from aoc, and why you believe you are a better leader to represent new york. >> different every possible way, so, you know long career on wall street, i worked through college as bartender started on wall street earning 40 dollars a day, and then worked on some most complex problems in the world. we had 34 trillion-dollar deficit new york 14% marginal income tax rate you have, s

again witness the leadership of the most peaceful student led protests on campuses like columbia, yale, berkeleyrs. >> leave it to "the new york times" to downplay disgusting displays of anti-semitism. a pizza party for jews haters. check out this headline. the protest continued with dancing and pizza. dana, usually "the new york times" wouldn't describe any sort of violent event here in the united states as a dancing. the party. what happened here? >> i think i got damien over the years has graduated people that work in a lot of places, especially the media. this is spreading like wildfire. it's all there. and doesn't just happen overnight. this has been building. when i think is really interesting as these students in the last little bit, they have gone from from a cease-fire to being pro-hamas and being very open of saying, we want jews to die. we want israel to go away. you have a rabbi telling jewish students, for your own safety, you have to leave the university. this is academia in 2024. nate silver used to be "new york times." he does his own thing. he is a real good pollster. he recomme

country today of all days, as we witness leadership of peaceful student-led protests at columbia, yale, berkeley and many others. >> carley: peaceful protesters incl including ilhan omar's daughter who said she was kicked out of her dorm room after she was arrested during a campus protest. she said, we had so many people born female in our group they didn't have enough space for us. i was zip tied for seven hours and not released for hour. iran proxies attacking in the middle east again. five rockets fired at coa ligsz base in syria yesterday and two drones shot down near al asad base. this is the second attack onus bases since february 4th and 172nd since october 17th. and calls for columbia university president to step down. we'll tell you what pennsylvania senator john fetterman has to say and national championship basketball star angel reese has a clear message about women's sports that you will want to hear, don't miss it. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or und

once again witness the leadership of the peaceful student led protests on campus like columbia, yale, berkeleyany others. >> i learned a long time ago listen to that lady. >> peaceful, she's lying to the american public spaces, we all see the protest happening before our eyes, again not protest this is agitation, threats to jewish communities in aoc stands by her squad member ilhan omar whose daughter was arrested. it's really, really sad. the president of columbia needs to resign given the fact that two months after 9/11 she said that protest, terrorism was a typo protest. it's not surprising she continues to support this. maria: were just getting started we are going to keep a spotlight on it. more companies reporting today. we are recapping the heavy hitters previewing tesla's earnings "after the bell". president biden hitting pennsylvania convenient store chain with a lawsuit one day after making a campaign stop in the keystone state. it's making a buzz, you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict t

like columbia, yale, berkeley, and many others. >> peter: so where does this all stop.president must resign. anarchy engulfed the campus of columbia university. go on to say recent events testimony in front of congress we have no confidence in your leadership of this once esteemed institution. we are going to hear from president biden later on today in tampa, of all places. his political team thinks that proposed limits on abortion access in florida have put the sunshine state in play in november. that's why he is going. brian? >> brian: all right. thanks so much. pete. very interesting. i always listen to a.o.c. , too that's something we have in common with the president. thanks, pete. i will with will hard to see which side is biden on? >> brian: let's break down where these protests are coming from. who started them. actually where the dollars are going. all right, will. let's begin. conspiracy off, they are everywhere. will will they are everywhere, brian, but often under one banner. this is what to know behind these protests you are seeing. on campus organizations

again witness the leadership of those peaceful student-led protests on campus like columbia, yale, berkeleypresentative ocasio-cortez of new york, i learned a long time ago to listen to that lady. >> when we asked him yesterday the president declined to weigh in on whether columbia university's president should resign. he said he needed to find out more about that. pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman did not mince words posting on ex-i agree with the white house. the frozes are anti-semitic and dangerous. a add -- president biden said charlottesville was the reason he ran for president but now that he is president, so far silence from the top on this particular issue. harris. >> harris: i would imagine they'll try to do the walk back on that. we'll cover every second of it. thank you, jacque. a great debate now targeted victory executive president matt gorman is here and former biden campaign surrogate kevin walling. gentlemen, we may, i will ask my team. can we see those live pictures what's going on at columbia university right now? in the meantime, i want to talk about this bo

like columbia, yale, berkeley and many others. >> and representative ocasio-cortez in new york, you know, i learned a long time ago, listening to that lady, listen to that lady. >> kayleigh: how could the media react if there was a republican congresswoman got up, condoned anti-semitic protests and president trump praised that congress woman and said i learned to listen to her? would he be given the same grace and ignoring of the media? of course not. >> emily: of course not. i fined the silence is deafening from barack obama that graduated from columbia in 1983. he took time out monday to post about passover. no mention of the hideous appalling display occurring on his alma mater's campus. i think we've seen -- clearly is not a democrat and republican issue. there's plenty of people that have a d next to their name that stood up and stood against this anti-semitism. chuck schumer, if i'm praising him you know it's a good day. he said everyone has a right to protest. when they shift to anti-semitism, verbal abuse, glorification of the terrorist activity on october 7, of course that cross

we once again witnessed the leadership of those peaceful student led protests like columbia, yale, berkeley, and many others. >> john: she led them as student led protests, the was said by them that this has absently no place on college campuses or anywhere in our country. the custody seems to be saying "go team" i am with you. >> she does seem to be saying that but it's amazing because she is the first person to admit she doesn't really understand this conflict very well. she sent them publicly so she's out there supporting these protesters and anti-semitic rhetoric that they are spouting while she -- i mean she will admit she does not understand what week she is talking about its remarkable. >> john: what did mark twain said it's better to keep one's mouth shut? jonathan it's good to see you, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: former president donald trump in court for day six of his new yorker mill trial. the first witness former national pirate publisher david packer back on the stand today, his testimony following a hearing over whether to hold trump in contempt for probably stomach violati

again witness the leadership of those peaceful student-led protests on campus like columbia, yale, berkeleyand many others. >> dana: mostly peaceful including being told to go back to poland and also the other thing, charlie, a shift where college campuses were really for a cease-fire. now they've gone beyond that. they just don't want cease-fire they want hamas to win. >> they really are. a real shift there. when i look at these college kids and try to imagine how did they get into the situation, it starts because they have concern for palestinian children. everybody has concern for palestinian children. anybody who has concern for palestinian children wants to destroy hamas because hamas is the number one problem that palestinian children have. they are a terrorist organization. you are right. the problem with these students is they don't go and read a book. they don't learn anything about history. they don't know anything so they get led along by liars like aoc and president biden and moral equivalent -- not even that. it's more all ambivalence or a disregard for any sort of morality. an

again witness the leadership of those peaceful student led protests on campus like columbia, yale, berkeleypeaceful student led protests. you're reaction to that? >> i would ask where is the peace with jewish students being shoved and grabbed, having arms rub around them and obstructing you never moment, where the peace in people tearing down the american black at yale's world one -- with the peace other items from jewish students in from assaulting and jabbing in jewish stu student's i would apply. there is no peace of these events. 's have gone to the wild. this is a mark, this is a right and yelled have -- has failed to proactively engage with it to try to prevent it and stand up for his principal values using reel action to expel and display -- to spin the students minister has been the copied opposite. to continue to present empty threats and in this case as has happened with us saturday night they removed the police presence and security from the scene leaving jewish students like myself completely at the mercy of this mob. so there's more -- there's no peace in this. people who are s

again witness the leadership of those peaceful student-lead protests on campus, like columbia, yale, berkeleyt wanted to see and make sure that, um, you know, that's being -- that we are seeing from the young people that it is peaceful. that they want the issue to be -- some of the demands they are making. >> it's very important for people to be able to have the right to protest nonviolently. they are peaceful protests. and to continue to support free speech. >> dana: that turned out not to be the case. the other person you have not heard from here in new york is a jewish man, leader of the senate, chuck schumer. why has the cat have his tongue. >> there is clearly equivocating because of political rationale here. the first statement you played there from alexandria ocasio-cortez moments later president biden got up after her and said i praise the congresswoman from new york. i have learned for a long time to listen to her. this is political equivocation. yes, i stand with the jewish people. yes, i stand against anti-semitism, but i see the poll numbers among young people. but let's be clear

witness the leadership of those peaceful student led protests on campus, it's like columbia, yale, berkeleylong time ago, listen to that lady. >> long live the intifada. >> these are words with expect from ayatollahs in iran and not american lawmakers and not american students. >> the so i latte drinking ivy league students wouldn't last a minute in gaza. >> four more years, pause. >> [chanting four more years] [chanting] >> these are all biden trials. this is done as election interference. >> wit witches in salem had a ce for a better trial than donald trump. >> six months not passing the necessary resources for ukraine putin was looking to his friends. >> w will you achieve victory? >> we don't have any alternative. >> i want to help israel. i want to help taiwan. then i have to drop my demanded that the president enforce our immigration laws. this is moral extortion. >> this bill that passed today is a death warrant of palestinians. >> you are dumb as dirt if you think abandoning israel makes us safer and that hamas gives a damn about the palestinian people. >> so, my hope is somebody el

university there, partly there, so to speak, there harvard said something like that, but now berkeley and yale, yes no, well, of course, for a long time now either israeli or american universities have been indignant on this topic, no, american universities are in a completely different situation, so to speak. in fact, it’s an extreme, the whole point is that - as usual in the united states in the current political situation, there is no middle ground, that’s reasonable, you see, that’s how we are trying to rationally say, you know, let’s do it this way, as if you understand, let’s not do it that way, not so, let's figure it out, this is unacceptable, this is unacceptable, we call on everyone to show restraint and so on, this is not the case, i always call for an investigation, and then for conclusions and not vice versa, but here the situation is very simple, in these universities, it means they were absolutely scammed. nourished, literally nurtured the lebanese youth, diverse, and with anti-white russian sentiments, which immediately turned into the penetration there of marxism in its curren

columbia had shut down the classes, from what i gather yale did the same, berkeley i don't know. that has to be prosecuted. by the justice department. where is the fbi coming in now, and locking them down, taking witnesses getting after daaffidavits. >> columbia is asking for help from outside when they have so much power themselves if they would expel students for destroying everyone else's education alec per y educational experience, they have more power than they are willing to use. larry: i say 0 for 3. we'll -- i'm saving best for last this is earth day, i will let john carney and governor of north dakota tear that apart, mollie hemingway, and charlie hurt thank you. >> thank you. larry: it is earth day, i have three word, drill, baby, drill. north dakota governor doug burgum next up on kudlow. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “pric

mass protests at columbia, nyu, m.i.t., yale, the university of minnesota, berkeley, and several more campuses. at nyu new york city's mayor blaming outside agitators for tossing bottles and chairs at officers. at cal poly humboldt in northern california, protesters clashing with police in riot gear trying to get them to leave. abc's stephanie ramos at columbia tonight on the scenes playing out across this country. >> reporter: tonight, these images show protests turning violent, as police struggle to control students at cal poly humboldt. demonstrations spreading from coast to coast. protesters facing off with police in riot gear. using furniture to barricade themselves inside this academic building, as officers with shields try to move in. one protester bashing police with an empty water jug. it comes after more than 150 students and faculty were arrested at nyu overnight, when police moved in to clear pro-palestinian protesters who refused to move. ♪ we will free palestine ♪ the crowd then marching to police headquarters. new york's mayor eric adams blaming outside agitators for a

berkeley. a man arrested at yale for trespassing.rsity of texas activist detained by police. >> protest groups go by different names. the largest students for justice in palestine received money from a liberal new york foundation called west pac. as student activity fees according to the pro-israel ngo monitor. >> money provided does come in some cases from student fees and students who pay those fees have the absolute right to know where their money is going. >> arizona state allows students to opt out of funding clubs they oppose. these other universities declined to say how much student money goes to pro-palestinian groups. both the soros and rockefeller foundation say their ground making is for peace in the middle east. bret? >> bret: william, thank you. we will continue to follow that meantime, non-citizens here in the nation's capitol will be able to vote in local elections this november. the board of elections recently sent a mayoral to residents informing them of that right. here is senior congressional correspondent chad per

witness the leadership of those peaceful student-led protests on campuses like columbia, yale, we cannerly and -- berkeleyald trump. he spoke before entering the courtroom. he spoke about these college demonstrations, and he blamed biden for the signals that biden is putting out. he also said biden is no friend of israel. new york city councilman if joe borelli join me now. who do you blame for these college disturbances, if i can put it like that? >> i, to be honest, i blame the participation trophy generation for having these kids feel like tear opinions are so noble and righteous and correct that they think we need to hear all about them. and, by the way, stuart, listen to what aoc just said. she's talking about climate activists and labor unions and that's all well and good. she's standing with people who are touting hamas, who are not saying, you know, release the survivors, who are cheering on the people who murdered thousands of israelis on october 7th. and she's doing it openly, and she's doing it openly and in the face of countless new yorkers or who happen to be jewish or just like me who happen

yale is having their protest. berkeley, mit. they're our mirroring this behavior. >> ainsley: michael rapaport who is that actor, one time liberal actor. he host dollars the oscars. he has been in israel, if you follow them on social media or watch anything about him he is so pro-israel. he knows so much about what is going on. basically a hero when he walks the streets in israel. so he has been adamant about -- against these pro-palestinian protests. but he says go ahead. keep doing it. because it's only helping donald trump. listen to this donald trump gets voted and i ain't a voting for him but when he does win -- and he is going to win, the scream thawing are doing at jews, about free palestine, screaming you are doing zionists is going to be nothing compared to the screaming you are going to be doing come november when [bleep] trump wins presidency because of you. >> lawrence: he is right. and a lot of my liberal friends that were once democrats a lot of them are changing their mind just based on this issue just protesting

prowhat i understand yale did the same thing. berkeley, ha maybe they have, maybe they haven't.his has to be prosecuted by the justice department. where is the fbi coming in now, locking them down, taking witnesses, getting affidavits et cetera, et cetera, that is what i don't get. >> columbia is also asking for help from the outside when they have so much power themselves. if they expelled student for destroying everyone else's educational experience that would help this is an institution that loved the blm riots. it loved shutting everything down, now they're asking for help from others. they have more power themselves than they are willing to use. larry: i say it is 0 for there. i'm saving the best for last. that is earth day. i will let john carney, governor of north dakota tear that apart. charlie hurt, mollie hemingway. coming up it is earth day, i have three words, drill, baby, drill. north dakota governor dug burgum up next on "kudlow". choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the

yale and nyu. >> all of those protests resulted in arrests. uc berkeley spokesperson dan mogulof says the free palestine camp has yet to disrupt campus operations and it comes to nonviolent political protest. the campuses are not to use law enforcement. >> unless it is absolutely necessary. to prevent bodily damage or threat to anyone's life. we're not at that point. >> members of uc berkeley's jewish student union say they don't feel safe on campus. this is video from a free palestine protest in february that ended an event featuring israeli speaker sophomore sharon cattlemen described to kron 4. what she's experienced for the last 3 months. >> they've mob some of us. they've surrounded some of us. they've had. i had them take random pictures and videos of me for no reason when i'm walking past the gate because they know my involvement in my community. uc berkeley says the safety of all students continues to be its top priority. >> in berkeley, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> a bay area man was found dead after falling while on a hike in oregon. it happened

yale's campus. so for continuing coverage. of this occupation at uc berkeley and other college campuses. across the country. stay with us on air and online kpix.com and and always streaming on cbs 24 7. let's look across the bay this morning. we do wish you a happy wednesday and you see oakland san francisco and san jose word of the day is cloud cover, darren ><<>okay, just a quick look at why today's staying has persistently gray as yesterday did and then we'll show you how it changes for tomorrow. look at the future cast for today, and you can see it beautifully outlined area of low pressure spinning off the coast. that's what's giving the marine layer the ability to stick around all day. it's giving us a few light showers off the coast. we don't get out of the 60s, all day today, but here's how changes look what happens as we get to late tonight into friday. that gets scoured away and then we get back into a more typical pattern tomorrow, so we're going to wake up on thursday will have a little bit of the marine layer, but it won't be as widespread. it'll be a lot lower to the ground,

yale and nyu. all of those protests resulted in arrests. uc berkeley spokesperson dan mogulof says the free palestine camp has yet to disrupt campus operations it comes to nonviolent political protest. the campuses are not to use law enforcement. >> unless it is absolutely necessary. to prevent bodily damage or threat to anyone's life. we're not at that point. >> members of uc berkeley's jewish student union say they haven't felt safe for months. sophomore sharon and described to kron 4 what she's experienced mob. some of us. they've surrounded some of us they've had. i had them take. >> random pictures and videos of me for no reason when i'm walking past the gate because they know my involvement in my community. uc berkeley says the safety of all students continues to be its top priority in berkeley. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> these antiwar protests are continuing across the country. video from a usc shows students in school security going head to head over, setting up tent camps. there at the university of texas in austin. protesters in support of

yale, columbia, nyu, tufts, emerson, uc berkeley now all with encampments. the challenges reverberaing from school administrations to the white house. >>> and with the new york city court dark today, how are attorneys in donald trump's hush money case spending those limited hours before they have to head back into the courtroom? and how will trump's attorneys push back against david pecker whose testimony has already shown the former president to be a willing participant in a scheme to skew the 2020 election. >>> but we start at the supreme court where for the first time since they overturned roe v. wade, justices are being forced to reckon with the by-product of that decision and rule on the abortion issue all over again. at the heart of the arguments, whether idaho's near total abortion ban should take precedence over federal law and block abortions. in situations where abortion would help stabilize pregnant patients undergoing a medical crisis. now, idaho's attorney says it should. the government disagreed. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to w

offices, including yale, university of michigan, and uc berkeley.ht, dozens of protesters were arrested on the campus of new york university, and as the police moved in, some protesters took to the streets of manhattan, there demanding a ceasefire in the war between israel and hamas, and that the schools divest from companies selling weapons to israel. now, some leaders, including new york city mayor eric adams, are questioning the identity of the protesters there. >> we have identified individuals who don't attend the schools, who are on the campuses . >> to me, i think somebody is funding this also, there are professional agitators in there. >> as those protests continue, so do the calls for the resignation of the president, the resignation of columbia university's president. she has shifted classes to hybrid learning for the rest of the academic year. >> students at uc berkeley pitched tents on the steps of sproul plaza near the school's sather gate. it is their latest demonstration, calling for an end to israeli attacks in gaza. ktvu james torre

demonstrations are also taking place at yale and mit to demonstrate were also held here in the bay area, including one at uc berkeley that grew with more students pitching tents. >> today at sproul plaza. >> abc7 news reporters were on the scene at the on the cal campus today with the very latest. >> it's called the free palestine camp sprouting up on the steps leading up to the administration building at sproul plaza at uc berkeley. 12 tents yesterday, and the camp is growing exponentially. free gaza messages are scrawled in chalk everywhere, and the center passage through sather gate also has a banner across it. this is all very organized. there's an area for encampment donations. there's a food area with hot coffee, and behind me at least 50 tents growing by the hour. we're standing here today because we're inspired by the students at columbia, who we consider to be the heart of the student movement. students take a look as they pass by on the way to class. some people definitely have complaints, but i think their cause is righteous. students, along with outsiders from the community, are demanding that uc berkele

more than 1000 people involved in here, -- it spread to nyu and yale, other elite universities across the northeast even out to berkeley in california. some high schools too beginning to get involved as well. this is really has been a hard thing for administrators to deal with. this and have been cut flat-footed so far. -- online learning at the campus to a standstill in many places. back to you. >> martha: we'll keep a close eye. will go back there is a situation merits. thank you very much. will also talk to trade mcclay travis and get his unique perspective on this on this a little while. but back to president biden who plays company in florida and at this hour there is no more response from him on the shocking growth of these anti- israel protests. he is speaking in florida though about abortion rights, an issue that he thinks could work for him in the 2024 election in that state. vice president harris also talking about election and healthcare, she's in wisconsin to the. tell a local tv station when asked point-blank about these protest saying that she is deeply concerned about growing anti-semitism in the united

[ cheering and applause ] >> martha: off on the yale shuttle bus they go demonstrations at new york university and uc berkeley american getting attention for this powerful message that she put out on tiktok. watch. >> when they were screaming that they were killing iranian women for not wearing a hijab where were you? when they were lynching iranian men from cranes for protesting, where were you? when we were explaining that this is a terrorist occupying force where were you? but all of a sudden everyone has graduated from instagram's lawyers that this is a violation of international law and iran has the right to defend itself. >> martha: and iranian activist. joins us. thank you for being with us today. you've seen the escalation on american campuses in the past few days and you see the chanting free palestine, some of this is protest that is peaceful but some has turned really genuinely hateful and people are getting arrested. what's your reaction here? >> the thing is martha i think it is really important we frame this entire thing in the correct context and that is something that the media consistently fa

students were arrested at yale earlier in the day, while columbia university cancelled in—person classes. encampments have been set up at the university of california at berkeley technology, the university of michigan, emerson college and tufts. in the us, students on both sides say there has been a rise in both anti—semitic and islamophobic incidents since october 7. when asked about the rallies, presidentjoe biden said that he condemned both the anti—semitic protests as well as those who don't understand what's going on with the palestinians. the majority of americans now disapprove of israeli action in gaza. that's according to a recent gallup survey, after a shift in opinions since the outbreak of the current conflict. still to come on the world today: calling home — nasa says its voyager 1 probe, the most distant man—made object in the universe, is sending usable information back to earth again. and i talk to the stars of the ground—breaking short film kaur, which follows the story of a british sikh woman who wants to wear a turban. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. four aboriginal spears taken by a british explorer

yale right now. you know this protest happened at mit. they know it's happening at berkeley.ool downtown. a lot of nyu students not protesting there they are coming to the upper west side. what are your reaction to this? >> i mean, look, the fact that this is spreading is not surprising to me. i'm seeing it at yale. my brother is going to yale next year. i know that he is going to have to be dealing with the same things that i'm dealing with. and he walks around with a kefia, too. it is really really crazy that jewish students who are entering college now and are in college now have to be thinking about the fact that they can kind of make a choice, right? i do want to be proud to be jewish or do i want to feel safe? >> brian: people look at this resume oh, you went to columbia? i don't think i want this resume. i'm going to put it for the bottom except guys like you to stand up and speak out. thanks so much. stay safe. don't let them win. at least complete all your courses. and then move on. thanks so much, guys. please keep us up to date. >> thank you. >> brian: we are await

berkeley and kent state. this a similar vibe what we're going through? >> oh, well, you might want to push on my age a little bit, and i'll age myself. i'm an alumnus of yale, columbia, and nyu. and i was in the middle of those protests. some of the buildings that you see on television are buildings where i organized and participated in anti-vietnam war and civil rights protests. so, yeah, this is very, very similar. on the other hand, there are differences. the issues here are not as clear-cut. i don't agree with either side entirely, and they're much more -- and that makes things much more difficult. but the parameters are the same. if you break the law, you break the law. if free speech spills over into civil disobedience, then you can be arrested and you can suffer the penalties for your actions. >> in this day and age, though, if you do say hey, clear this area, disperse this crowd, and they don't, usually now the police tactics are just wait it out. it's different, though, in every jurisdiction, correct? >> well, you know, it's always been that case. and it's not only different from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but different from protest to protest.

berkeley. at nyu more than 130 students were detained last night — among them the daughter of democratic congresswoman ilhan omar. and at yale west coast, a group of students barricaded themselves inside the california state polytechnic. the protests are being met with a much more forceful response from school administrators and police. jewish students on several of these campuses say criticism of israel's policies has veered into anti—semitism and made them feel unsafe. it's president biden's policies in the middle east that have angered some students — here's his response. do you condemn their anti—semitic protests on college campuses? - i condemn the anti—semitic protests, that's what i have set up a programme to deal with that. i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with palestinians. i see iseea i see a problem here. when you look back at 2016-2020 i see a problem here. when you look back at 2016—2020 and, specifically, the young people were going for democrats and they lifted joe biden over the line in 2020. he still has a lead with about eight points with young people but it is complex and at the st

he lectured and gave presentations at uc berkeley, san francisco state, san francisco city college, stanford university, yale numerous high schools and community gatherings. feechards in the 1988 documentary on abc2020highlighted journey to former death row inmate to [indiscernible] served advisor in san quintan from a 198s 9 to 96 and committee homelessness for willie brown and senator feinstein. 2006 invitesed as a un aid for reach out and rehabilitation and several african countries most notely kenya. in hearts and actions he would be remembered by interfaithd and partners for activism in san francisco and across the nation for fighting for social justice, criminal justice reform, human and civil rights. it was my honor to represent the center as part of my district and he is someone that brought people all over san francisco in the bay area to excelsior to pray and build community around. may me rest in peace and the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you supervisor safai. supervisor stefani submit. >> colleagues today along with prez dependent peskin requested commitsy of the whole of the recent lock do

he lectured and gave presentations at uc berkeley, san francisco state, san francisco city college, stanford university, yale numerous high schools and community gatherings. feechards in the 1988 documentary on abc2020highlighted journey to former death row inmate to [indiscernible] served advisor in san quintan from a 198s 9 to 96 and committee homelessness for willie brown and senator feinstein. 2006 invitesed as a un aid for reach out and rehabilitation and several african countries most notely kenya. in hearts and actions he would be remembered by interfaithd and partners for activism in san francisco and across the nation for fighting for social justice, criminal justice reform, human and civil rights. it was my honor to represent the center as part of my district and he is someone that brought people all over san francisco in the bay area to excelsior to pray and build community around. may me rest in peace and the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you supervisor safai. supervisor stefani submit. >> colleagues today along with prez dependent peskin requested commitsy of the whole of the recent lock do

started out as an english lit major at uc berkeley and transferred to santa barbara where where he graduated and ended up being pushed to go get his bf a&m fa at yaleelazquez's painting, he was like i can't do that. i can't do that at all, why would i do this. he wasn't set out to be a sculptor. he was set out to be a painter. so when he circled back to the u.s. and he also had gone to japan and had some scenarios where he really loved the gardens of japan, and came back to the u.s., he really settled into sculpture and, you know, using many different variations of materials, rubber and neon and fiber until he -- and lead, and then he really, in my mind is the king of the steel sculpture. you know, i adore ms. brzezinski's work. i've been in her studio, and i always thought it was huge. her work was large to me. her work is dwarfed by the impact that richard serra's work has on it, you know. and he was a person who believed in it being in sight, right? it was created for a sight. it wasn't like i'm going to create it and then i'm going to place it somewhere. i'm actually going to make it for this scenario, and so he had some interesting mentors. ja