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room, because this is after the governor josh shapiro called for just this, the meeting of the board of trustees to try to decide whether or not that testimony lives up to the values of the school and the board. now, we have heard intense criticism not just towards mcgill, but the presidents of m.i.t. and harvard after tuesday's hearing. we heard from the billionaire, hedge fund billionaire bill ackman for all three to resign, and private equity billionaire and penn alum mark rowan similarly stepping up his campaign, and the ceo of pfizer went on x yesterday and he called it one of the quote most despicable history in u.s. academia and the press secretary weighed in from the podium making it clear that there is no room for genocide. so sara, we will continue the follow the fallout of the hearing and the ongoing meeting of penn and the board of trustees. >> literally everyone else was able to make it clear that you cannot use those words genocide against jews without consequences except for these three university presidents. thank you, matt egan, for your report on this. kate? >> let's talk more

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so has the chair of the board of trustees at the university of pennsylvania. and we have team coverage on all of this. what's the latest? >> the developments have been swift-moving with liz magill announcing that she will be stepping down amid that growing chorus of calls. in light of the testimony she offered in washington this past tuesday. in a statement released by the university, we've learned that she is expected to remain tenured as faculty at penn and she has agreed to stay on at least until the interim president can potentially be appointed. for some context, she has been under growing scrutiny for her handling of antisemitism on campus. that testimony on tuesday was the last straw here. mainly referring, at least her inability to unequivocally say that any mention of genocide of jewish people would be against the code of conduct at the university. we should mention that we heard from other university officials tonight, including one that we'll talk about in a few moments, basically trying to paint a clearer picture of what he believed played out on t

you mentioned to me before we were on the air during the commercial break you are on the board of trustees at the -- >> visitors. >> board of visitors of north carolina and an issue on campuses all over the country. what's your response to what we just saw this afternoon with the president of the university of pennsylvania stelling down? >> eyal, students like him tell me the next generation would be okay. clone him and put him on every campus and have as many student leaders as we could. back to october. in chapel hill, wearing a tar heel high. alumni. week after very ugly anti-semitic protests on campus, saw posters depicting people flying in on paragliders and things like that. just the next week i was on campus for the board of visitors meeting. we weren't prepared to talk about that. talked about the women's tennis team winning the ncaa championship. fantastic. talked fund-raising. great. when i got text messages and phone calls that week it wasn't what the football team or tennis team did, but what happened on campus. the school was unprepared to talk about it. as we saw last week wi

should remain in her place, and the trustees saying there is a lot of concern here. >> and in particular one who donates a lot of money to harvard as well. >> and now, the boardf trustees is now going to hold a emergency meeting with the board of trustees and what do you know? >> this is hastily arranged meeting and really just arranged and began at 9:00 a.m., and held virtually, and again, the timing is crucial, because set days after what can be described as a disastrous hearing for the college presidents including he is asking for the board to take action here, and, so, sara, there is signs of intense pressure on the university of pennsylvania's president, but really all the university's presidents right now. >> and what we are hearing, matt egan, from your reporting that the university of pennsylvania's board of trustees is holding a meeting after what most people saw is a disastrous hearing on dealing with anti-semitism on cam campuses. thank you. john? well, it is me, apparently. so we will delve more into what is happening on the board meeting and delving more to what is happening with donald trump at that court stating his case filed by late teeetitia

so that's the next step. >> what about this statement from the president of the board of trustees, the chair of the board of trustees, scott bok. he essentially said that it was an unfortunate statement that president magill made during her testimony up on capitol hill that led to her departure. it sounds like from what you're saying, that this has been building for some time. the university hasn't really gotten the message when it come to how thing are going on campus. >> yeah. i may not, the fact of the matter is that she was asked a very simple question which was is calling for a jewish genocide against the policies of the university of pennsylvania? she wasn't asked any harder question that actually involved more context. and her answer was that it was context dependent. that it could only be considered harassment if the words became actions. and i was really taken aback by that. the question was regarding jewish genocide and she said if it becomes action. so what i hear is, if call for jewish genocide turn into a jewish genocide on campus, then it would be considered harassment. i

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over her congressional testimony on anti-semitism this evening the university of pennsylvania's board of trusteesirman scott writing president liz mcgill has voluntarily tendered her resignation as president of the university of pennsylvania. she will remain a tenured faculty member. he would want to thank mcgill for her service to the school and said she will remain as penns of president until a replacement is appointed she is also releasing a short statement saying it had been her privilege to serve as president and an honor to work with the penn community calls for mcgill to step down have grown louder ever since anti-semitism hearing on capitol hill where she presents from harvard and mit testified four hours put all three now facing major blowback for not saying calls for a jewish genocide would be considered harassment on their campuses. mcgill exchange with your congresswoman alisa step phonic drawing and a very sharp critic, watch. >> is calling for the genocide of jews violate pens code of conduct when comes to bullying and harassment? yes or no. >> it can be harassment. >> the answer is

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that will be up to their board of trustees. in the case of the university of pennsylvania, the answers were so simply appalling. the fact they were asking about the context, how hard is it to denounce and condemn general side of jews? there is no context required. had this statement been made by any other ethnic group, lgbtq americans, i suspect there would have been an unequivocal condemnation. it didn't happen. but i can give you some context for philadelphia. several blocks from the campus, a falafel shop owner was protested against because he was a jewish israeli. they didn't break the windows, thank heavens, but this is what's going on. at these campuses, the cultures are far left. i think these presidents are afraid to put some of that v these radical elements on these v their campuses. that's what it looked like to me. many people on campus don't feel safe, many jewish americans don't feel safe on campus. a lot of people right of center have never felt welcomed on these campuses. it's an inflection point for these univers

pennsylvania says president liz mcgill voluntarily resigned in less than an hour later use the board of trustees chairman scott down. now we are waiting to see what this could mean for president at harvard and mit as a congressional investigation gets underway and allegations anti-semitism of the elite schools. >> we this moral rot as i talked about in my comments is very widespread. we want to do a thorough investigation and where the investigation this. we don't want to prejudge what we are going to find. >> liz magill will stay on until interim president is appointed and the board of trustees an interim has already been named. after backlash from the capitol hill testimony, magill tried to clarify marks on social media arts president claudine gave didn't interview, apologizing to the student paper for this exchange with a lease janik. >> herbert does calling for the genocide of jews violate bully and harassment, yes or no? >> it can be depending on the context. >> what is the context? connect targeted as an individual. >> targeted at jewish students from a jewish individual. >> sephardic rene

she actually called to the board of trustees to me and decide whether not that testimony lives up to the schools values. we did not know what are the knot of liz was magill the central focus of this virtual gathering but you have to believe that it was the elephant in the room. this hearing in that testimony came under enormous scrutiny. in particular there is an exchange between liz magill and republican congresswoman elise to fonac. little to that exchange. >> i am asking, specifically calling for the genocide of, does that constitute bullying and harassment? >> if it is directed, severe and pervasive, it is harassment. >> so the answer is, yes? >> it is a context dependent decision. >> those answers faced intense urinary. we heard from billionaire bill ackerman calling on the penn president as well of presidents of harvard and m.i.t. to step down. the ceo of pfizer slammed, calling it one of the most disgraceful moments in the history of u.s. academia. even the white house had a way in making it clear there is no place for calls for genocide. the university of pennsylvania faces a

. ♪ >>> university of pennsylvania president liz magill and the head of the school's board of trusteesave resigned. it comes after the intense backlash to the comments made by three u.s. university presidents to congress about anti-semitism on their campuses. now, this all began amid a wave of protests over the israel-hamas war. many at college campuses, many of them expressing support for the palestinian cause, but there is a debate over whether phrases such as from the river to the sea amount to a call to eradicate israel. magill and the presidents of harvard and mit struggled to answer a congressman's question about where universities would draw the line. >> specifically calling for the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying or harassment? >> if it is directed and severe and pervasive it is harassment. >> so the answer is yes. >> it is a context-dependent decision, congresswoman. >> it's a context depend anti-semite decision, that's your testimony, calling for the genocide of jews is depending upon the context? >> he will ease stefanik had a blunt response to magill's resig

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sweetie we have more news coming in, university pennsylvania's board of trustees held an emergency meetingthere is deep and going concern because there's growing calls in congress the presidents of you plan to resign and harvard president as well in the present still not apologizing for not denouncing congressional testimony campus protests calling for jewish genocide and now, the colleges tax-exempt status for the entire sector while universities now and focus and la vaughn is live on capitol hill with the story hillary. >> good evening aziza health lawmakers were impressed by the ivy league presidents appearance on capitol hill and in fact they got them into trouble for the dodgy the cagey response to lawmakers questions about whether or not with dues i jewish people violated the rules and down to think of the universities are trying to do damage control and the president is mcgill posted an apology video but it did not actually include the horse, i'm sorry or i apologize. >> i was focused on what i should've been in the irrefutable fact, that he called for genocide of jewish people, is

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the board of the trustees voted unanimously to file this lawsuit challenging an agreement that bindsool to the league for the next 12 years with more than half a billion dollars in fees for exiting. fsc claims the long-term media deal is undervalued and puts the school at a disadvantage compared to riefvals in the sec and big ten. in the meantime it was revealed that the league had proactively filed its own lawsuit against florida state's board of trustees on thursday. the acc claiming that fsu cannot challenge a binding agreement, and that any ruling should be determined in north carolina where the conference headquarters are located. interesting story. stay tuned to that space because a lot more there to come. with christmas just around the corner, richard, kansas city chiefs' quarterback patrick mahomes in the spirit of giving, like so many other athletes. he awarded the linemen that protect him about custom golf carts complete with their names and jersey numbers. the big boys could not way to wait to take their big storms out for a spin around the stadium. >> i figured i'd give t

. >>> florida state university's board of trustees has taken the first step at leaving the acc. >> theyeel schools have been trapped in the acc. with all of this is carolyn manno with the "bleacher report." hi, carolyn. >> this is an unprecedented move. they were left off after winning the acc championship that made headlines. on friday they made it clear they do want to leave the conference. the board of truts tees voted unanimously to file a lawsuit challenging the agreement to bind the school's league for the next 12 years with more than a half billion dollars. florida state claims the acc's long-term tv media teal is grossly ungr grossly undervalued. they proactively filing its own lawsuit with the state board of trustees on thursday, the state claiming they cannot challenge the binding agreement and any ruling can be determined in south carolina where the acc is located. florida state saying they want out. >>> the golden knights came out red not with a 14-0 lead on two touchdown passes from john rice plumlee. then the yellow jackets settled in, took control of things. tech took con

penn's board of trustees held an emergency meeting on thursday about president liz mcgill and the wharton board of advisers is calling for her immediate resignation. mcgill attended to clarify her testimony in social media post on wednesday. today harvard's president claudine gaye apologized for her comments in an interview with the school newspaper actually published last night, it's that i am sorry, it's edwards matter, but those apologies may be too little too late for a growing list of alumni, students, business leaders, and politicians who want those leaders out. morris? >> we wanted dig deeper on all the university of penn congregation. yvonne, thank you so much was he being with us, now you actually stepped down from the pen board of trustees in october, citing the universities embrace of anti-semitism, this was actually before we saw some of the most intense demonstrations on it only on that campus but other campuses around the country. what led you to resign specifically, and what do you feel now in retrospect singing is, the situation with these university presidents? >> well, i

. >>> the university of pennsylvania has named the new board of trustees after the chair of the boardd saturday. this follows widespread outrage over the president's testimony last week at an antisemitism hearing on capitol hill. nikole kill onjoins us. >> good evening. he will stay on at the university of pennsylvania until a new president is named and she will continue in a tenured faculty position. many board members and students hope this is an opportunity to move forward. >> universty of pennsylvania president liz magill stepped down from her role saturday telling the school community in a short statement it has been my privilege to serve as president but it made no reference to the firestorm surrounding her testimony last week to the house education committee about antisemitism on college campuses. does calling for the genocide of jews violate penn's rules or code cob duct? yes or no? >> if the speech turns into conduct it can be harassment, yes. >> it is a conduct-dependent decision. >> it is a conduct-dependent decision, is that your testimony, calling upon the genocide of jew

university of pennsylvania president liz magill has resigned along with the head of the school's board of trusteesis is after magill and the presidents of harvard and m.i.t. were asked if calling for the genocide of jews would violate their universities code of conduct. >> reporter: in back-to-back resignation announcements, the president of the university of pennsylvania announced she would be stepping down from her position moments before the university official who made her announcement also said that he, too, would be resigning. liz magill announced saturday she would be stepping down from her position as upenn president per a university statement she will remain tenured faculty at the university's law school and agreed to stay on while they find an interim replacement. as we have reported, students, faculty, the community in general has said that they lost confidence in magill after tuesday's congressional hearing in which she and the presidents of m.i.t. and harvard failed to explicitly say that calls for genocide of jews would immediately violate their university's codes of conduct. now, mo

in terms of what scott bach, the penn chair of the board of trustees, is saying to cnn in a statement, he extends gratitude towards magill for her service to the community, and that in the coming days, that the board will be in touch in terms of what the interim leadership plan will be for this university, and, of course, the back story here, for the last, nearly a week, there's been a mounting criticism against the president not just at upenn but also president of m.i.t. and also at harvard. it was just yesterday that in the "harvard crimson," the president issued a statement saying words matter. interesting to see what happens at the other two institutions that have been discussed, but for now, again, we can confirm, per a statement released by upenn that the head of the university, president liz magill, has voluntarily chosen to step down from her seat. >> yeah and polo, we saw the testimony that she delivered up on capitol hill about anti-semitism on campus at the university of pennsylvania, it was widely criticized, i believe we have some of that sound. let's play it. >> specific

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university of pennsylvania president liz mcgill has resigned along with the head of the school's board of trusteeser mcgill and the presidents of harvard and m.i.t. were asked about anti-semitism on campus and gave answers that shocked students, faculty, and many in congress. two students have sued alleging a hostile education environment. >> i fear this has been a problem for a long time coming. i think what the congressional hearing showed the world is what a lot of us have been saying for awhile, is that there is an indifference to anti-semitism and a culture of hostility that has been brewing on campus for some time now. and i think if the true culture of change is meant to happen and should happen, then mcgill is just one figure that has allowed this to happen. and there are continuous steps that need to be taken in order to safeguard and protect all students on campus from such hatred and hostility. >> mcgill's resignation also comes after a wealthy alumnus threatened to withdraw a $100 million donation. cnn's polo sandoval explains what happened. >> reporter: in back-to-back resignations, t

widespread criticisms, only after this meeting now, you mentioned that the latest news is that the board of trustees of harvard university had a meeting and in that meeting they decided that the president of harvard should continue his work. i think it is important to note that american academics. being very against these political pressures to remove university presidents and many letters it was written both in support of the president of pennsylvania university and in support of the president of harvard university and their concern had two important axes. one of their concerns was that this chapter would be used to question the independence of universities against political pressures coming from outside the universities, and their second most important concern was the weakening of the issue of freedom of speech in american universities. just as you said, the issue of anti-semitism in america, why is it highlighted so much by these authorities? in order to give a clear answer to your question, i must point out two points. let's say that the issue of anti-semitism in the enlightened and political en

came after pennsylvania's governor, josh shapiro, called on the university of pennsylvania's board of trusteesdiscuss whether president magill's testimony was a reflection, an accurate reflection, of the universities values. you know, whether she is a good fit moving forward. they have made no immediate announcements. a spokesperson said there is no imminent change that is going to be made by the board, but we know that the pressure is piling on. the warden board of advisers, which is the business school associated with the university of pennsylvania, the board is a who's who of business leaders including billionaire nfl owner josh perris. the ceo of b.e.t., scott mills. they are calling for a change in leadership saying they are concerned about what they call a dangerous and toxic culture that president magill has allowed to exist on the campus of the university of pennsylvania. we also know that representative elise stefanik has announced investigations not only into your pan, but m.i.t. and harvard due to the testimonies of their presidents on tuesday. as you mentioned, wall street ceo ross

she is facing the most intense pressure to resign with the board of trustees with upenn important school of business calling for her to step down. one megadonor pulled $100 million donation from the university. new this morning 72 lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have written to the boards upenn harvard and mit demanding they fire the school's president. the fiery letter said, "it should not take public backlash or 24 hours of reflection to realize calling for is unacceptable." to have both sides saying that, trays. >> trace: a lot of reflection jackiejackie live in new york. senior polis -- -- erica donald, faculty member for the leadership institute school board leaders program. welcome to you both and to you first, upenn student newspaper writes the following quoting between six and eight trustees told liz magill at the emergency trustees gathering thursday that while the board of trustees were not calling for her resignation, she should think long and hard about whether she can function and her role effectively. one source who was at the gathering told the daily pennsylvanian,

and it looks like she has the support of the board of trustees, because she is qualified. there is no reason why she should have been ousted. i hope that we will see courage in the face of these type of political campaigns. >> you raised something that i want to get your take on. because, one of the criticisms of what's happening on the campuses right now is that students, for a long time, have kind of said we need safe spaces, we need to ban hate speech, ban speech that is violence, speech that they described as violence. do you think that there is any truth to this idea that if you're going to have those lines drawn for every other minority groups, those lines should still be drawn for jewish students as well? >> well, one, i would push back on this idea that we've ever seen this pervasive censoring of other types of speech on campus. campuses are places where students protest all types of ideologies that they don't like, that's part of what the campus experience is like. so certainly jewish students should feel safe, they should feel protected, they should feel protected

it looks like she had the support of the board of trustees, because she is qualified, and there is no reason why she should have been ousted. i hope that we will see courage when -- in the face of these political campaigns. >> you raise something i want to get your take on. one of the criticisms of what's happening on the campuses right now is that students, for a long time, have, kind of, said, you know, we need safe spaces, we need to, kind of, ban hate speech, ban speech that is violent, speech they describe as violence. do you think there is any truth to this idea that, if you are going to have those lines strong for other minority groups, those lines should still pervasive censoring of other types of speech on campus. campuses are places where you students protest all types of ideology that they don't like. that is part of what the campus experiences like. certainly, jewish students should feel safe. they should feel protected. they shouldn't feel threatened just like any student, no matter what race or religion. i don't think it's true that there's been this campus culture of in

scott bok the chair of the board of trustees resigned as well. would have a meeting on sunday, a board meeting, that would have killed them right there. instead they just resigned ahead of it because they knew they were toast. the question is what happens next. and again, names are being bandied about. there is no, i guess you can't really say any of this is written in stone because you know, just at the beginning of this but here are the names. i guess you could say this is could be, these names are for her position. i think about. ok's position would have to be something like mark rowan a finance guy. liz: mark rowan started this before october 7. >> he is the chairman of apollo. he wanted him out essentially. wanted bok and her out and he kept the pressure on. listen it was building over time and she cooked her own goose during that congressional hearing, let's be clear she couldn't say the simple words that you know, genocide of jews is bad. you know just so absurd but here are the names for her job. jon huntsman. he is as you know is an alum

earlier, the chairman of the board of trustees of spartak, alexander yakushev, said that kovalchuk’sly take place on december 24. sports head coach. yesterday i did not confirm, but also did not deny, the forty-year-old striker returned to hockey after 2 and a half years, the last time ilya kovalchuk took to the air as part of the omsk avant-garde, with whom he won the gagarin cup in the spring of twenty-one. we have experience, he is on the coaching staff , alexey kovalev, who also did not play for a year and a half, then returned to big sport, here he is will tell him, well, and so, you know, i think that this is help everywhere, as well as... the locker rooms, so on the ice it’s still a colossal experience, we as coaches see where we will use it, how we will use it, therefore , you will see everything in due time, but no one is going to force his return, that is , when we understand that he is ready and, that is, you know, as they say, we need to make the right decision in this regard, that is, when he is ready , we will see this, a summit was held in swiss lasagna the day before

i mean, it is no small thing when the president of a university and the chair of the board of trusteesoth have to step down. >> yeah. i mean, it's an earthquake. this is a very rare occurrence. but what's probably even more rare is putting a university president in front of congress and serving her up the easiest softball to hit in, you know, human history and she misses it and she misses and she misses and she misses it. but it's sort of a sign of the times where we are with these campuses, jim. i mean, we're at a point where there's so much call it political correctness, call it moral relativism, in these comments about jews, calls to kill or otherwise harm a segment of the student body are, quote unquote, context dependent. there is no context in which it is appropriate or acceptable to call for violence against some of your classmates. no way. >> and we heard from student after student after student who just said over and over again they don't feel comfortable on campus. and who wants to go through college in an atmosphere like that? do you think these resignations are enough? does

and they say as a result of the stated beliefs and collective failure to act, our board suggests to you and the board of trusteesiversity requires new leadership with immediate effect. that's bad enough, but could be the fatal blow, ross stevens pulling a $100 million donation to his former school u-penn, saying that liz magill has got to step down. what do you think about all of this? and what do you think will happen? >> you know, john, just listening to you in my ear use the word calls for genocide against the jews, how can any moral leader at any institution anywhere not hear those words and say that is a violation of everything we believe in. yes, it's harassment, yes, it's bullying, it has no place on our campus and we will stop it. i mean, just hearing those words allowed almost sends a shiver through me that anybody could come up with a gobble-gook answer. i'm jewish, how would i think the president of the universities cares about me or will do anything to protect me, it can't. >> john: anyone who watched the hearing will know elise stefanik gave them opportunity after opportunity after opportunity to ad

earlier , the chairman of the board of trustees of spartak , alexander yakushev, said that kovalchuk’most likely take place on december 24. spartak head coach alexei zhamnov did not confirm this information yesterday, but did not deny it either. the forty-year-old striker returned to hockey after 2.5 years. the last time ilya kovalchuk took to the air as part of the omsk avant-garde, with whom he won the gogarin cup in the spring of twenty-one. we have experience he’s on the coaching staff, alexey kovalev , who also didn’t play for a year and a half, then returned to big-time sports, well, he’ll give him some advice, and so, you know, i think this is help everywhere, both in the locker room and on the ice, still a colossal experience, we as coaches see where we will use it, how we will use it, so everything has its time to see, but no one is going to force his return, that is , when we understand that he is ready and ... and that is, you know, as they say, you have to do it, the right decision in this regard, that is , when it is ready, we will see it. the summit of the international

pennsylvania's governor called penn president liz mcgill's remarks unacceptable and shameful, urging the board of trustees to convene. in response, mcgill posted this video last night was not focused on, but i should have been the refutable fact that a call for genocide of jewish people is a call for some of the most terrible violence that human beings can perpetrate. meanwhile, at harvard, president claudine gay released this statement saying there are some who have confused the right to free expression with the idea that harvard will condone calls for violence against jewish students. those who threaten our jewish students will be held to account. this controversy is far from over. the us department of education is already investigating seven schools, including penn, mit and harvard, over complaints of anti-semitism and islamophobic discrimination on campus. >> andrea, thank you. something of a mystery at a branch of the boston public library. this album, a motown classic by junior walker and all the stars, was recently returned. yes it is. let me check. it's 2023. it was checked out. this book, not the

president liz magill's resignation saturday followed by board of trustees chair scott bock, came amid a mounting attack on students calling for palestinian rights on campus. right-wing new york congressmember elise stefanik grilled mcgill during her testimony wrote on social media, "one down two to go." she also seeks the ouster of harvard and m.i.t. presidents, both who testified at the congressional hearing. in dubai, members of the oil producer alliance opec+ are blocking progress toward a global agreement to phase out the world's use of fossil fuels as the u.n.'s cop28 climate summit in dubai barrels towards its conclusion led by saudi tuesday. arabia, delegates from opec countries backed by coal, oil, and gas lobbyists have rejected any draft text that even mentions fossil fuels. this is democratic massachusetts senator ed markey speaking from the sidelines of the cop28 talks on sunday. >> the cop should conclude with a final statement that says the world wants to end this addiction, once to phase out fossil fuels. opec does not want to phaseout fossil fuels. they made that very