he may shift prison to moving from upstate new york to california los angeles, california to be more precise. but he's not getting out of prison any time soon. that was entertainment journalist, kj matthews and los angeles. speaking to me earlier us secretary of state anthony blinking is envisioning for what are expected to be tough. talks with chinese leaders blinking 1st met with foreign minister one. the one warned him that the relations between their countries could slip into what he called a downward spiral. tensions between united states and china are high over a range of international issues among them. the world ukraine blinking is also expected to hold talks with president fusion paying later another source of tension is taiwan. lincoln's visit comes as washington promised, more than $8000000000.00 of military aid for its endo pacific partners with taiwan chief among them. beijing views taiwan as its own territory and has threatened to seize it by force. database east asia correspond to james tater looks at the impact of the funding and blankets visit on taiwan. so we don't w

he may shift prison, moving from upstate new york to california los angeles, california to be more precise, but he's not getting out of prison any time soon. that was entertainment journalists, caging matthews and los angeles. speaking to me earlier, the us secretary, secretary of state anthony blinking is in beijing for what are expected to be tough talks with the chinese leaders. this is blinking, the 2nd visit to china any year as pensions between the 2 countries remain high. there at odds over a range of issues among them, the were new crane. lincoln will meet 1st with foreign minister with me and then likely hold talks with president she's in pain. another source of tension is taiwan. lincoln's visit comes as washington promised, more than $8000000000.00 of military aid for its into pacific partners with taiwan chief among them. beijing views taiwan as its own territory and is threatened to seize it by force. dw east is a asia correspondent, james chaytor, looks at the impact of the funding and blinking visits on taiwan us. we don't walk away from our allies, we stand with them. it's

the students of the university of california, los angeles protested against the support of the united states. do pro-palestinian students in the united states and at the university of california, los angeles participated in a demonstration in support of the people of gaza. these students used wooden boards to enclose a part of the university. these protests are held because we, as students and other members of the ucla community , have witnessed 6 months of palestinian genocide at the hands of israel. we have witnessed more than 75 years of israeli occupation in palestine. we are gathered here to demand that the university foundation take on companies that profit from the israeli genocide do not invest. first of all, we want to announce where our money is invested. stopping excessive surveillance and cooperating with los angeles police on targeting pro-palestinian student organizations. we generally demand the immediate establishment of a permanent ceasefire. and we are stopping the killing of the palestinians. believers want university officials to stop working with companies they sa

he may shift prison, moving from upstate new york to california los angeles, california to be more precise, but he's not getting out of prison any time soon. that was entertainment journalists, caging matthews, and lots of los angeles. speaking to me earlier, us supreme court began hearing arguments in an immunity case brought by former president donald trump. justices are deciding whether he could be prostituted for conspiring to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. trump argues former presidents should and should not be liable for crimes, literally committed wall and office. trump was in court, but not in washington. he's on trial in new york city for allegedly paying harsh money to cover up an affair. he complained about not being able to attend proceedings for the case in washington. our bureau chief in his poll is there and she set the scene for us at the supreme court. just to give you a little bit of an idea of the space, the supreme court is right behind me in the capital is just a couple of 100 yards away. and this is, of course we are a trump supporters. i trie

well, go bundles, is the university of california, los angeles campus throughout the protests is on wavering in the 8th. oh, no, not at all. and the situation here on the university of california, los angeles, you see like campus is quite different from what we saw just a 2 days ago on the campus of the other big university in town, university, southern california. that is, in that case on wednesday, uh, the university administration called in the los angeles city police, they arrested more than 90 students, another protesters, and carried them away, charged them, carried them off in zip ty handcuffs, and that university. today we went there earlier and we were told no one was allowed on the lease campus police officer came up and said this university is on lock down. so no one is allowed in without campus id. it's a different story here. you see a way where the police are keeping a fairly low profile. they haven't made any moves to eject the protesters from this very large protest and campus that you can see behind me and see that people are in their students and others from being changing

he may shift prison, moving from upstate new york to california los angeles, california to be more precise, but he's not getting out of prison any time soon. and what are people saying in hollywood about this ruling? you know, ashley judge, she really is. the woman who came forward with accusations against harvey weinstein back in 2000. and 17 1st. and she was just saying, you know, it's a bad day in america are for women. you know it, she was really, really shocked and say, we're not entitled to our body to which harvey weinstein attorney held her pressure today, basically saying it's a great day in america, that people can now have a fair trial that he doesn't believe he's above the law but he also doesn't believe that harvey weinstein is beneath the law, so he thinks it is great. moving for an entire was everybody to have a fair trial. but of course, all of the woman that come have come forward in the past and made allegations against harvey weinstein are very disappointed at today's. a lot of people said when these accusations against weinstein came forward. and this was just the tip o

students at the university of california, los angeles, have joined a wave of pro palestinian citizens on campuses across the us. demonstrators are demanding a ceasefire and gaza and or calling on the university to cut all ties with israel. hundreds have been arrested at similar protests as you as authorities cracked down on the growing movement. police here in berlin and have been clearing a pro palestinian protest camp set up outside the german parliament building. the group created to be in camp meant more than 2 weeks ago, saying they wanted the german government to stop sending weapons and military supports to israel. police say they acted to band the camp after some protesters repeatedly use band symbols and slogans. a reporter spoke to protesters and police . so we've been here. what does this now uh, exist at 60 and 17 days, just over 2 weeks and we've been peaceful and we've been harassed by the police every single day. they have given us the stupidest restrictions they have forbidden us from using language, is that on german and english, they have a criminal lives. i'll save

students of the university of california los angeles, have joined a wave of pro palestinian sea teens on campuses across the united states demonstrates as a demonic a ceasefire. and garza and i calling on the diversity to cut all ties with these room, hundreds of interest to that similar process as you, as a product is cracked down on the growing move. bunch of policies in terms of near say, weeks of heavy rains, have claimed a 155 lives and effective more than 200000 people. the leading year global weather phenomenon has combined with the start of the rainy season, bringing down falls to regions that seldom get rain rains of old to hit neighboring 10. yeah, kidding. at least 50 people both have closed and the 2nd stage of india is multi phase national election. millions of voters cost balance across the $13.00 states and you'd instead of trees, incumbent prime minister and the end of the movie seeking a rap that tom is came. do nation is b, j. p. faulty is also a mean for a super majority, which caught him by his coalition to potentially change the constitution to south and southeast

as for on garza, we spoke to one professor at the university of california in los angeles, who regularly meets with the students and the protest come to ensure that out full behind on the academic projects. i'm randall cuen. i'm a professor of public health at years of california. los angeles. put simply the situation in gaza is, is completely intolerable at this point. tens of thousands have been killed. it's taking you. i'm starting to do work on the impacts on life expectancy, which here are devastating even some you know, compared to any number of other of the most unimaginable humanitarian disasters. that in genocide that we seen on the we're on the border of famine and for us as a university. right, well we have to deal with what we have to reckon with is the fact that every university in, in gaza has been described as a professor. i find it repugnant to sit by while professors are being killed. roswell hartwell, academic buildings are being bombed, relentless. they are ready to get arrested in order to shine a light on the humanitarian situation. and we need to honor that an they'

university of california at los angeles. report from the scene by khrystyna shevchenko. for 5 days in a row, students of the university of california in los angeles have been living opposite the main building in tents. they demand that the university publicly advocate for a ceasefire in palestine. those who support israel also came here. this is a palestinian solidarity camp, about 30 tents in the center of one of the most prestigious universities in the united states. students live here day and night, they demand that the university not invest in companies that according to them, they are connected with the israeli army. here is the university community, students, faculty, staff, who have united around the demand that the university of california withdraw its investment in the israeli genocide of palestinians. we are here to call for the university to withdraw. their investments in funds that direct them to companies that profit from the genocide of palestinians. i arrived at the protest with the first group early yesterday morning. we're going to stay until all our dema

. >> reporting in east los angeles, matthew seedorf, fox 11 news also in southern california, los angeles county public health officials are investigating a measles exposure at universal studios. >> the person, who is not a resident of l.a. county, traveled to southern california two weeks ago. that person went to a number of restaurants, stayed at a sheridan hotel and visited universal studios. measles is a highly contagious airborne disease that can also spread by direct contact. initial symptoms include fever, cough, and red, watery eyes. a rash usually follows. back. in 2014, a measles outbreak at disneyland sickened 125 people and spread across seven states, canada and mexico and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> it was warmer today, even though it didn't feel warm. these were the highs from today. they were a good 5 to 10 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday, which were low 50s mid 50s. today. we got into t

los angeles, so he will remain bind bars. what will be interesting is if they expedite him to los angeles from new york to los angeles, there's several prisons here in california. they need to go to false. i'm in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to his production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life while being in, in the los angeles prison. even though he can't go out and actually run is business, it is a little, it's a little bit easier to conduct business when you're behind bars and your production company, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. that was facing capital one who was in b. c. news and i heart radio in los angeles was staying in the us and another story about power this presidential power and its limits. the us supreme court today began hearing arguments and immunity case brought by former president donald trump . justices are deciding whether or not to trump can be prosecuted for conspiring to overturn the results and the 2020 presidential

los angeles, so he will remain bind bars. what will be interesting is if they expedite him to los angeles from new york to los angeles, there are several prisons here in california. they need to go to folsom in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to is production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life wellbeing and in the los angeles prison. even though we can't go out and actually run is business is a little, it's a little bit easier to conduct business when you're behind bars and your production companies, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. you are in los angeles, that is the heart of the us, the movie industry, the, the, how is this going down, or are people they're saying that need to, is being reversed into a he said she said legal system. so the visceral reaction is absolutely that right? how to a day this is the need to movement. this is what we fought so hard for. we want it to bring a key, you know, abusers to justice, you know, people who commit sex

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students at the university of california, los angeles, have joined a wave of pro palestinian citizens on campuses across the us. demonstrate those are demanding a ceasefire and gaza and i'm calling on the university to cut all ties, which is where i'm hundreds. have you noticed that it's similar process as us of thought of these crack tone on the growing move on? policies in terms of the as a weeks of heavy rains have claimed a 155 lives and effective more than 200000 people. the n nino global weather phenomenon has combined with the start of the rainy season, bringing down falls to regions that seldom gets rain rains of also hit neighboring can. yeah. killing at least 50 people. atheist, prime minister arial. andre has stepped down to allow a transitional ruling town, so to be sworn in the council. this task that the pointing a new premiere and restoring law in all the country, struggles to the type of spiraling gang violence. gangs, i believe, to control most of the capital offerings autonomy and apologies have introduced a new 5 your fee for to is wanting to visit finish. officials

the scuffle is that a demonstration at the university of southern california in los angeles. some of the things have played out at campuses across the country, including universities in texas, minnesota, and connecticut. this is the thing right now at columbia university where we find john, hindrance in new york now despite uh, these are risk, we've seen these purchase continue to grow. can you just give us a sense of exactly what it is like there right now? certainly, yukon, is it josh? the right china and that's because these protesters up here and students as many of them are up listening to mike johnson, the u. s. the speaker of the house of representatives. he's a republican, he's calling for the resignation of the university, present president here. and many of the students don't like what they've heard from him. he has condemned that protest chair, and they've been shedding back at him and bullying him when he came here to speak to jewish students in order to show them that he's got their back. that members of the us congress are supporting their concerns about these p

skirmishes broke out between protesters and police at the university of southern california in los angeles university of texas in austin, the governor sent in state troopers in riot gear to confront demonstrators who waved palestinian flags and chanted �*free palestine�*. these demonstrations have spread since the arrest last week of more than a hundred protesters at columbia university in new york — sparking debates about free speech and the right to protest. our west coast correspondent emma vardy sent this update from the university of southern california in los angeles. protesters arrived here on campus around eight o'clock this morning. they have stayed for much of the day. earlier on tents put up by protesters, police asking them to take those down, that led to some scuffles and clashes between protesters and campus police here. one person was detained but we understand they were released pretty quickly. in the hours that followed the protest here in los angeles on campus at usc continued pretty peacefully, there is been a number of points of tension especially on this campus, one of

university of california is assigned to these campus here on the campus of the university of california, los angeles. hundreds of protesters are encamped in a central quad, a part of the university. they are demanding that their university divest itself completely from is really entities and from defense contractors. they say that a lot of their multi $1000000000.00 endowment of, of their university is tied up in weapons manufacturing. and they want a stop to that, as well as more transparency about exactly where the endowment money and the tuition money is going. now we've seen no violence here whatsoever. we've seen a very orderly sort of us and well organized students camp here, or they have a food, water, sanitary facilities of their own sort of a self defense force and even a medical tens. the most um kind of a sign of, of any discord or disruption comes from powder protestors who are currently blasting a hebrew pop songs in an effort to apparently to annoy the the, the pro palestinian demonstrators. so this, as part of the apes, largely student run protests, but also there are many faculty mem

thanks so much room for all of this world reynolds for us at the university of california in los angeles. we're going to stay with this story and go to phil laval, who is live at mit in cambridge, massachusetts, and the pro is rarely counted. protest sprung out early it can you just explain exactly how that old played out so we side to actually the one that is still ongoing and resuming over that you can just in the distance is ready the flag, which is next to the american flag. this is for context on the other side of the pathway, away from those tents for the accompaniments in support of the people of palestine . i repeat that for a week or so, but earlier today they was what you might call a pop up counts approach as to where some c or 4 c is radio is ready. supposing students and faculty members time job all those from nowhere, traits in his ratified straits of traits and american flags. they marched right into the centre of that incumbent. they sat down, they started playing music, they started having a picnic. they start to sing songs about zionism when these protests has ignored t

's going all right we are following in the university of southern california campus in los angeles, protestingsraeli war in gaza, our william la jeunesse is watching this in our l.a. bureau with the latest. >> john, l.a.p.d. is not there yet. we are told they are on their way however there is about 100 protesters there at the main campus at usc. we are told there are students mixed with some "outsiders" and we do not know exactly what the administration has done in terms of their marching orders for both campus police as well as l.a.p.d. whether they will clear them out which is happening in texas or whether they will be allowed to stay to put up their tents and so forth as i have been told by our photographer who is on the scene they have brought tents as well. let's move over if you don't mind to university of texas really quickly. because what is happening there is really different than what happened in new york. obviously you see some heavily armed dps officers have been moved in, called in by the dean of students and the administrators to clear a large gathering of protesters on the main

and this just in on the breaking news we've been covering the university of southern california in los angeles says that they are now going to close their gates a southern california in los angeles says that they are now going to close their gates and they're going to require id for anyone to get on campus. this is a result of protests igniting there. some of the scuffles and violence. and another college campuses right now, we're gonna go back to usc after this my name is susie loftus and i'm the head of trust and safety for us data security, tiktok i'm a former prosecutor and it's my job to keep american tiktok users safe a big part of that is making sure that their data is protected. >> we're spending $2 billion her son to make sure that we're keeping tiktok safe. we have a us led team. >> we have a third party in american company to store protected user data. >> i've dedicated my life in my career to building safety and it's my job to build it on tiktok. >> i love your dress i splurged a little because liberty mutual customize my car insurance and i saved hundreds that's great. i know. rig

and this is cnn following the scene right now at the campus of the university of southern california, los angeles, where police and protesters are appear to be at something of a standoff at the moment. >> when campus police and lapd officers have been hoping to clear a park, they're given protesters a deadline for leaving, which is passed it seen right now, tense. he was think what is on campus on the phone form of dc in philadelphia, top gop charles ran nick would in the last few minutes that we've been away. what's happening? >> okay. well, the police are now surrounding three sides of the park. and if you look here, dave protest organizers are handing out water and food to the people, looking brace to be arrested in the middle. somebody has also been walking around, taking their cell phones from them and writing on their arm with a sharpie the number for the national lawyers guild, which they say will help them once they're arrested. if we look at this sign here, usc would rather jail students, than divest from genocide. are you ready to be arrested you've resigned doesn't want to talk. they d

emma vardy was at the university of los angeles in california.rotesters here have been in place since about 8am this morning. they've actually just been asked now to disperse. and it seems like this protest went off pretty peacefully for the last couple of hours. but earlier on, there were clashes between protesters and the usc campus police. there were some protesters, it seemed, who had put up tents and things like that earlier on. they were asked to take those down. that led to some scuffles, clashes between protesters and police. but after that, the demonstration just continued on its way, and has continued pretty peacefully from then on. now, of course, just like on other campuses here, there has been tensions rising between pro—palestinian groups and pro—israel activists. we've seen some pretty heated arguments between some students, some protesters here today, but they have now been asked to disperse. and there will be questions to answer really for usc and other universities about how they are dealing with this, whetherjewish students fee

mandatory course on structural racism, the first year medical students at the university of california los angelesd hamas october 7th attack on israel, lead students in chance of "free free palestine" and demanded that they bow down to mama earth. the prayer included a benediction for black, brown and houseless people because of the lie of private property. this is a medical school in california. >> hard to think of a medical purpose behind this event besides showing student what clinical insanity looks like. but on a more serious note, if there was ever any doubt that being woke is a religion, this should remove it. here you have students forced to participate in the rituals. if you are like me, if you worship the god who created the heaven and earth, you don't worship the earth itself, being compelled to prey to mama earth is a big problem. so shame on the people who put this event on and shame on the faculty members who were in the room and did nothing to stop it. >> trace: every beacon right, active job listings for new sums -- ordered the fast food restaurants to pay $20 an hour, mccafe which

skirmishes broke out between protestors and police at the university of southern california in los angeles'll hear with our reporter there in a moment. at the university of texas in austin, the governor sent in state troopers in riot gear to confront demonstrators who waved palestinian flags and chanted �*free palestine�*. these demonstrations have spread since the arrest last week of more than a hundred protesters at columbia univerity in new york — sparking debates about free speech and the right to protest. the us speaker of the house mikejohnson visited columbia university on wednesday. he accused administrators of failing to protectjewish students from what he describes as �*virulent antisemitism�*. much of his speech was drowned out with loud jeering from the students. to all those who gnash their teeth and demand to wipe the state of israel off the map, and attack our innocentjewish students, this simple truth — neither israel nor thejewish students on this campus will ever stand alone. today, hamas issued an endorsement statement of the protesters on this campus, they called them t

university of california los angeles some fights broke out as hundreds of pro and anti-israel demonstrators clashed. at george washington university in washington there have been no incidents of physical violence reported there yet. the university is calling for the removal of hateful language and for it to stop being displayed. finally at harvard university over the weekend protestors put up three palestinian flags over the statute of john harvard where american flags usually hang. back at columbia, today is the last day of classes, friday is the first day of final exams and may 15th is commencement on campus. the president said that commencement will happen. that is in the same area, dana, that this encampment is currently there stationed doesn't look like it is going anywhere. >> dana: it is incredible she negotiated with them for five days. i would say end of negotiation and get them out. that's me. thank you so much. president biden faces pressure to step up his response to the anti-semitic protests on college cam campuses. we were last week. "politico" ran why president biden's admini

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we do have some images coming from the university of southern in california, los angeles pro-palestinian protests. there erupting into islands with it appears several people, at least one person there being dragged away by police. we understand the reports indicate there were several arrests on campus. again, it seems like this immense tension playing out on campuses all over the united states we're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back on cnn news central well, how do possession matters told us? >> this is the kind of basketball get excited about seltzers, pelicans, thunder coverage begins tonight at 6:30. nba playoffs presented by google pixel. we'll round one coverage presented by nerdwallet live from having their step to shine in their coats. and people switch their dogs foods, the farmers dog, the effects can seem like magic. >> but there's no magic involved it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. there's nothing better than a subway series foot-long except we add a new foot-long psychic like you eat chicken and bacon ranch with $102

demonstrators at the university of southern california in los angeles began clashing with police this afternoon after they were told by officers to disperse some moments of chaos soon followed, causing university officials to close its gates to the public indefinitely. and tonight, while many people have moved out of usc's alumni park, demonstrators remain on the outside perimeter. reporter ed laskos brings us the latest as i get back. >> chaos in the very center of the usc campus. so lapd moving in, ending the occupation of alumni park as tactical squad surround the park, sealing it off, turning it into a tense face off with hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters, kkk, a wild scene with bottles and liquid being tossed at the officers who gave the protesters a deadline to leave the park, or else hopefully they start dispersing and leaving the area, and then we'll go ahead and go to that next step. >> and if they do not leave, if they don't leave, then they'll be placed under private persons arrest by the department, and they'll be subject to arrest for trespassing. >> tensions began t

the unit university california los angeles. you're on their campus. what's going on there? a well, behind me there is a very large encampment which has been set up by students and faculty and others. it's been here for several days now. and i would like to just step aside for a 2nd and allow our cameraman and keen suff gary to uh, to get out of view. as you can see, it's pretty extensive. there are hundreds of people here, lots and lots of tents. and also it's very, very peaceful and very, very well organized there are, uh, uh, facilities, sanitary facilities, water and food being provided a medical 10th and so forth and so on. and it's quite a jarring contrast from the scene that i saw myself on wednesday at the university of southern california and the other side of town where the los angeles police department was invited in interest of 90. 3 students for trespassing, a very heavy handed response to student protests. in this case, the administration has taken a different tack. there are campus security officers here, but they're just circulating around on bicycles and on

ley paga fue lo mas fuerte de nuestro caso para que pudieramos ganar y se pudiera buscar pues, justicia, de acuerdo a un estudio del centro laboral de la universidad de california en los angelesllones de dolares, un 2% de los 2 mil millones de dolares estimados que los trabajadores de california pierden por presunto robo de salarios. >> mientras los opositores apaga, dicen la soluciones desacercando legislativos para destinar mas fondos para investigar a las companias que violan el codigo laboral e imponerles penalidades mas severas. >> la ultima palabra, la tendran los votantes en novie hombre. >> erika flores, noticias telemundo. >> gracias erika y volvemos a la noticia del dia y que siga en desarrollo. >> hay alerta maxima en el medio oriente. >> israel indico esta noche que iran lanzo mas de 200 misiles balisticos y drones hacia su territorio. >> ahi como ve, el cielo israeli se ilumino con las intercepciones, pero la mayoria de los drones y misiles fueron derribados fuera del espacio aereo israeli. >> solo unos pocos cayeron dentro de israel el primer ministro, benjamin netanyahu dijo en television nacional que planea una respuesta significativa a la ataq 1979 y a gracia

and some of those college campuses have been shaken by unrest, like at the university of california, los angeles, where physical altercation broke out now between protest groups after a security barrier was breached a ucla officials is the school condemns the violence and on-site security measures does have been increased. so i'm ucla protesters are speaking out we've seen it historically that when the students decide to unite at the people, rally behind them. >> so this is no surprise to me. i know that the american public is not okay with their own tax-paying dollars going to fund it israel, and they're also not okay with students paying tuition and their money going to fund israel funding their investments here. as students we, were pepper sprayed. we were pepper sprayed and they also through stink bombs at us it was disgusting. somebody stole my sign they really, really he will live in intimidating and we're trying to say cussing at us saying terrible things. i believe in protest. >> i do. >> but but not like this now, like this main wall, there is deadlock, add new york's columbia universit

of course, the university of california los angeles.t the demonstrations there? it looks like you are right by an encampment. >> reporter: we are, alex. a lot of similarities here. like many of the colleges we have seen it nationwide, this part of ucla's campus looks like a campground. you noted the encampment. when we showed up, many students were inside of these tents, sleeping. there issue, growing concern over the war in gaza. but, there is a key difference, the tone here is peaceful. we received a statement from the vice chancellor saying in part, "it's also important to note that we are following university of california systemwide policy guidance, which directs us not to request law enforcement involvement preemptively, and only if absolutely necessary to protect the physical safety of our campus community." by contrast, we saw nearly 100 people arrested at the university of southern california, which many of us call usc. also, leaders there made the move to cancel the commencement ceremony. >> we are not the ones canceling gradu

several university today's from the east coast, to california, but like at the university of california, los angeles, were physical altercations broke out between protest groups. saturday security barrier was breached cnn's camila bernal has more throughout the day here at ucla, we did see a lot of violence we saw from both sides people pushing, people, shoving, things, getting violet physically and verbally as these two sides essentially collided, the university had a lot of trouble keeping the to sayyed separate at the end of the day, what we were seeing is this line of security officers who essentially put their bikes to divide the two sides of the group that was here supporting the jewish students on campus and the group that was here supporting the palace sydney inside, and the students who are in the encampment here at ucla. >> we saw a lot of clashes throughout the day. the division that these security guards put in place have helped. but tensions are high passions are extremely high. i've talked to people on both sides of this issue here's what they've told me we are for peace. >> i can tell

. >> erika flores nos actualiza sobre esta situacion la universidad de california de los angeles se une pais en contra de gaza. >> yo soy ciudadano americano y yo pago y mis taxis se van a pagar para los los weapons y todo eso que esta que es israel para hacer el genocidio. >> son cientos de estudiantes inconformes que levantaron casas de campana en favor de los palestinos es muy triste ver como queremos hacer algo y se siente que no podemos hacer hacer. >> ahi tambien hubo quienes se manifestaron a favor de israel. >> esta ex alumna dice que esta defendiendo a los estudiantes judios que tienen miedo de ir al campus son mas de 20 estados en el pais donde universidades han sumado a las protestas. >> en la universidad emory en atlanta, georgia, las autoridades dispersaron a los manifestantes con gases lacrimogenos y 28 fueron arrestados. >> tarde reinaba una aparente calma, a pesar de que los estudiantes tienen hasta manana para desmantelar el campamento, muchos dicen no lo haran hasta que se universidad escuche sus demandas. >> mantenga estudiantes de la universidad del noroeste de evans

. >> ademas, es el pais listo para otros terremotos en los angeles california una zona de mas sismos,s y edificios. >> expertos nos dicen como prepararnos el presidente biden visita baltimore y se reune con los familiares de quienes fallecieron en el puente key. >> hoy encontraron el cuerpo de uno de los trabajadores hispanos que estaban desaparecidos y un accidente mortal. >> una grua cae en florida sobre otro trabajador de construccion. >> construccion fue triste saber que alguien murio su familia llego hasta el lugar. >> su hombre es jorge de la torre. >> la noticia se le television, julio vaqueiro buenas vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes. >> comenzamos con una imagen que lo resume todo l terremotoa estatua de la libertad sacudiendose por el terremoto en nueva york. >> york. >> una camara desde arriba capto el momento de este terremoto esta manana. >> eran las diez y media en la costa este del pais cuando todo temblo. >> es de una casa en nueva j jersey el sismo tuvo epicentro en lebanon, nueva jersey, con una magnitud de 4.8. >> se sintio en otros estados del noreste del pais, como conne

derecho a protestar lo que ea, lo que esta pasando en la guerra es feo, estan matando a mucha gente. >> tambien el dia de hoy ucla, universidad de california en los angelestos de inconformes en casas de campana en favor de palestina, a unas horas del el arresto en un ambiente de de detencion de la policia a 90 estudiantes de usc universidad del sur de california. >> mas de 20 universidades del pais se han sumado a las protestas pro-palestinas la ultima semana. >> la universidad de northwestern en chicago trato de retirar las tiendas de campana donde se formo esta cadena humana. >> en emerson, mas de 100 personas fueron arrestadas durante la noche y cuatro policias de boston sufrieron heridas. >> en texas, en austin, durante el choque de agentes del orden y manifestantes, la policia fue mas agresiva y arrestaron 30 personas. >> estamos muy molestados con el presidente de ut y tambien el gobernador. >> es un discurso de odio, no debe estar permitido. >> me siento intimidado, nos dijo un estudiante judio en ucla en contra de las manif manifestaciones. >> la universidad del sur de california, usc, anuncio hoy que cancelo su ceremonia principal de graduacion

israel y la situacion en gaza siguen en varias universidades del pais, en la universidad de california de los angelesompieron una barrera de seguridad que dividia a grupos opuestos en el caso de washington por cuarto dia consecutivo, los jovenes levantaron un campamento de decenas de tiendas de campana en un parque. >> mientras que de colombia, donde comenzaron las protestas, un grupo de estudiantes se coloco en la acera aportando pancartas a favor del pueblo palestino. >> de estas es es la ofensiva belica de israel, que ya deja mas de 34 mil civiles muertos y en la que por ahora no se vislumbra una solucion a corto plazo. >> sin embargo, las partes enfrentadas revisan un posible cese al fuego y hoy volvieron a conversar el presidente biden y el presidente ministro israeli. >> javier vega nos tiene lo ultimo en medio de las presiones internacionales para un cese al fuego, la guerra continua en la franja de gaza. >> mientras el el grupo terrorista hamas analiza una nueva propuesta israeli para un acuerdo que incluiria la liberacion de rehenes. >> algo que miles exigiendo en las calles de israel. >> es

to listen very quickly to some of these chance, this is at the university of southern california here in los angeles about 9 miles away. >> free, free palestine! p free, free palestine! p [ chanting ] >> trace: from the columbia do university of southern california, where you're literally taught what 2600 miles apart, they are saying the same phrases. you mentioned to the chief earlier how you believes some outside agitators may be involved in this. they're using the same phrases, the same signs at ufc, columbia, university of texas, so you wonder exactly what the motivation is, who the motivation is and if there is some organized agitators across the country. meanwhile we are waiting the house speaker and mike johnson at columbia sorry, waiting to hear former house speaker nancy pelosi echoing calls for his early paymaster benjamin antony who to step aside. -- that is all straightahead. [ chanting ] >> we charge you with genocide forget migraine, but zero-migraine days are possible. don't take if allergic to qulipta. most common side effects are nausea, constipation and sleepiness. qulipta. the for

looking at live ofctures of an anti israel protest on the campus of the university of southern california, los angelesnight with anti semitic protests raging in columbia, in new york city and other elite campuses aroundn an the country, while senators tom cotton and josh hawley therde now calling on biden to take action and mobilize the national guard to protect jewish students. and with senator hawley pr, the situation to eisenhower's decision eised the national guard to protect the little rock nine. meanwhilt e, biden's rampant hypocrisy back in the spotlight tonight, this time over his usee of tiktok. remember, he just signed a law to forcemember the sale of the app in nine months or ban bee that entire in the country. his campaign announced they're going to continue to usencedey would the chinese o media platform. you can't make you it up here with reaction. missouri senator josh hawley. r. senator, let's talk about the guard that you're calling for, which i believe would be the you right call, but i don't see biden wanting to alienate his radical base. >> i think that's why he's not going to do i

well, reynolds is that the university of california in los angeles, kristen salumi, ascending by a gale university in new haven. phil of al is at massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge, that i suppose is monitoring developments at columbia university in new york with all began. but 1st, let's begin with heidi jar castro, who is at the texas university in austin. and heidi, we've seen thousands of protesters over the rest of the, just the last couple of hours. can you just give us an update on what exactly is happening right now? there yeah, tom police are finishing the rest of the city and protesters. they've been having them dragging and pastors in this file here. and it has, you can see perhaps behind these officers who now number the number of original professors that were there. there's are the very few people who remain now just want to go a little bit into how this started. only about 3 to 3 hours ago. this was a very different scene. when i arrived, everyone was peaceful. there was a few dozen people camped out. they were making music, they were talking, they popped u

show you some live pictures — this is the scene right now at the university of southern california in los angelessting protesters on campus. the university's public safety department had announced that demonstrators who don't vacate the area would be detained by los angeles police. the campus has been closed and the students need their current id card to get in and out of the campus. we have seen a number of students, protesters, already appear to have been arrested, at least detained, using plastic ties by the police and security officers on the scene. we will keep you up—to—date on what's going on. 0ur los angeles correspondent emma vardy has been reporting on those demonstrations. a number of points of tension on this campus. the valedictorian of usc, the top graduate of the year that the university has hand—picked, had her speech cancelled at the graduation ceremony. she had been accused of anti—semitism, and the university were trying to de—escalate tensions which have escalated and cancelled her speech and a number of other speakers too. but it seemed that galvanised support for this protes

. >> en la universidad de california en los angeles, ucla, los manifestantes rompieron una barrera deue dividia al grupo opuestos en el caso de george washington por cuarto dia consecutivo los jovenes levantaron un campamento de dos de tiendas de campana en un parque. >> mientras que de colombia, donde comenzaron las protestas, un grupo de estudiantes se coloco en la acera portando pancartas a favor del pueblo palestino. >> y avanzan las negociaciones para un nuevo cese al fuego en la franja de gaza franja de gaza y la posible liberacion de decenas de rehenes. >> a la par, washington busca evitar una incursion militar de israel al sur del enclave. >> ese fue uno de los temas c entrales este domingo en una llamada entre el presidente joe biden y el primer ministro israeli. >> javier vega nos tiene lo ultimo. >> al fuego la guerra continua de gaza. >> mientras el grupo terrorista jamas analiza una nueva propuesta israeli para un que incluiria la liberacion de rehenes, algo que miles siguen exigiendo en las calles de israel. >> es la primera vez que ambas partes sugieren la posibilidad d

wednesday, skirmishes broke out between protestors and police at the university of southern california in los angelest university in la. and there was a heavy police presence at the university of texas in austin. the university said the protest was not authorised. pro—palestinian and anti—war protests at columbia university in new york sparked demonstrations at several other universities this past week — reviving a debate about free speech and the right to protest. there have also been reports of anti—semitic remarks at some of the demonstrations — something columbia's president has condemned as unacceptable — and will be met with appropriate action. on wednesday, speaker of the house mikejohnson met withjewish students at columbia. he called on the university's president to resign, and accused administrators of failing to protectjewish students from antisemitism. we just can't allow this hatred and anti—semitism to flourish on campuses and it must be stopped in its tracks. those perpetrating the violence should be arrested. i am here today, joining my colleagues, and calling on the president to resi