our disciplinary action. >> and when talking about trends and how this is at columbia out the city collegeorida images and texas images and university of arizona it's 1 of those arizona university where the more these happen at colleges across the country more emboldened the students feel. >> it's because the universities are handling everything wrong and they would rather send jewish students home and take proper steps and reinforce safety on campus and tell students go home because we can't protect you they would rather provide the pro- terrorists on campus that ask a take the steps to reinforce it but i would like to speak of trendiness morgan brought up a good point before where were these protesters when it's very evident muslims in china are going for a legitimate genocide where these protesters when iran is violating women's rights the answer is self-explanatory they will get the proper attention for standing up for those causes but they are getting attention for these causes. for argument sake let's go through the rioters argument they want columbia to divest from organizations and

in january, the city college trustees passed a truly bold commitment to a green new deal, giving the llege a scant seven years to reduce carbon emissions by 75. one month later, the very same trustees voted to oppose this project because they believe 29 parking spaces. that's 29 versus thousands of students on campus every day are more important than providing safe and sustainable transportation options to campus and throughout the neighborhood. i'd laugh if the stakes weren't so dire. the reality is that this question was settled 15 years ago, when the board of supervisors enacted the better streets policy, quote, decisions regarding the design and use of the city's limited public street space shall prioritize space for pedestrians, bicycles, and public transit over space for automobiles. that's the law. city college students certainly need and deserve better transportation options, and i hope the college can engage with mtc on joining the clipper bay pass program so that students have access to the fare free transit they deserve, and that's enjoyed by berkeley nsf state students as

sfmta says this is less than 1% of the spots that are available to city college students, but this ising at a time where the college is planning to get rid of 60% of its parking, and that has nothing to do with the bike lane, but everything to do with the fact that one of the main parking lots at the college is going to be developed into over 1000 units of housing and there's a theater building that's going to be erected in the other main parking lot. so it's coming at this big transition moment, i see, i see, okay, so a lot of other spots will be disappearing. >> so they really want to preserve this. but let me just ask you, can the city college afford to lose these spots in the sense that i think they've been seeing a drop in student population. right. and at the same time, the city, everybody is urging people to take transit. so how important are these spaces? >> yeah, that really depends on who you speak to. it is true that, you know, city college's enrollment is about a third of what it used to be years ago, on the other hand, i did speak to students who said, you know, hey, i've

you tried with the arrests — city college. you tried with the arrests to _ city college.dents and who were not supposed to be on the ground, and we _ not supposed to be on the ground, and we pointed out yesterday that these _ and we pointed out yesterday that these external actors with a history of escalating situations and trying to create — of escalating situations and trying to create chaos, not to peacefully protest. — to create chaos, not to peacefully protest, but create chaos. if you are at _ protest, but create chaos. if you are at city— protest, but create chaos. if you are at city college and you saw the bottles, _ are at city college and you saw the bottles, the garbage cans, the other items— bottles, the garbage cans, the other items that _ bottles, the garbage cans, the other items that were thrown at police officers. — items that were thrown at police officers, those police officers showed — officers, those police officers showed a great level of discipline to hot _ showed a great level of discipline to not allow this to evolve to an out—of—control situation

some of the protesters have actually moved away from columbia moving maybe or so blocks to the city college of new york. but at columbia, there have been dozens. there's no number yet but at least dozens, may be more than 100 arrests and alexis mcadams is live at columbia, she's been there all night. alexis, it has been quite the night for you. what do you know? >> reporter: hello trace. we can tell you the nypd just told us moments ago they've cleared the encampment that was set up for days right in the middle of columbia university's campus with all those tents, the pro gaza solidarity encampment. you can see the cops over my shoulder. this happens as we've also heard from the nypd that they made dozens of arrests, clearing the protesters out of hamilton hall where they've been since last night after the broken, smashing through the glass with those hammers, and calling on the university to follow their demands. will the university gave them a deadline, that past, they gave another ultimatum, that past, so what happened? the nypd had to move and into the job. the campus is covered in poli

protesting and the way they think was appropriate. >> and on the left-hand side of your screen is city college of new york ccny. and before we had a shot of the arch there and i've told by by people sitting with me here, that city university is actually often used as a facsimile for columbia university and television shows and movies. so if we get that picture of the building back up again, it may look familiar to you. it's actually about 20 bucks north of columbia where a lot of these proteins test jurors have moved so that sound those demonstrations you're seeing right now, not actually on the columbia campus, which is more or less been cleared out by police over the last couple of hours or so with this here, also is professor alexis okay. forger brooklyn law professor, but also somebody did a fellowship at columbia for two years fears and look there are legal questions now mean columbia faced legal questions before inviting the police in. again today. and now with the invitation for the police to stay until may 17, there are more questions about how they we'll treat the situation there exac

i am outside city college in new york. _ are? i am outside city college in new york, around - are?ide city college in new york, around 30 - are? i am outside city college i in new york, around 30 minutes away from columbia. i also want to warn that it is a very hectic situation and people are very tense and you might hear some swear words and ijust want to apologise for that beforehand. this is around 30 minutes away from columbia university. it feels like the nypd is targeting all the protesters. this opened upjust a few days ago. so... we apologise for that. i do not know if you can see how, we have a line of police. did try to speak to one police officer and asked them what was happening. let'sjust move and asked them what was happening. let's just move away a little bit further away. sorry. as you can sense and as you can see, people are really angry about the police being here and i apologise again for any swear words that you heard. the police have been lining up here, ready to take action and what that action is we do not know yet. i spoke to one police officer and asked the

protesting and the way they think was appropriate and on the left-hand side of your screen is city college of new york ccny. >> and before we had a shot of the arch there and i've told by by people sitting with me here, that city university is actually often used as a facsimile for columbia university and television shows and movies. so if we get that picture of the building backup again, it may look familiar to you. it's actually about 20 bucks north of columbia or a lot of these protesters have moved so that sound those demonstrations you're seeing right now, not actually on the columbia campus, which is more or less been cleared out by police over the last couple of hours or so with this here, also is professor her alexa okay. forger brooklyn law professor, but also somebody did a fellowship at columbia for two years and look there are legal questions now, me, columbia face legal questions before inviting the police in. again today. and now with the invitation for the police to stay until may 17, there are more questions about how they will treat the situation they're exactly and studen

lastly, i want to thank the officials at both columbia university and city college for their efforts he developing situation. their continuous and open communication with everyone involved from the protestors to the students and staff, to city officials including the police department, was all about public safety. at the end of the day that's what we're focused on. our job is to keep people in our city safe and the nypd is ready to do their job anywhere and any time we're called upon. they tried to block us out but the nypd and the people of the city of new york will never be locked out and we will always work together to keep our city safe. >> commissioner and mr. mayor, i wonder if you can tell us how many of the people who were arrested, both inside hamilton hall and outside were not affiliated with the school, were not students but were outside agitators both inside and outside? i have a second question. >> pass that question to our chief patrol officer. >> as it breaks down we have 282 arrests. 173 of those came from city college, 119 from columbia. how it breaks down we'll have

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and this is video of officers replacing an american flag at city college of new york that had been removed by protesters. no injuries reported in last night's police raids in new york city. reporting live here at uc berkeley, bob redell nbc, bay area news. all right. thank you so much. let's hope it stays that way. well, those protests come as us secretary of state antony blinken and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu launch a new round of face to face talks this morning. the us state department says that those closed door talks surround the cease fire proposal in gaza. part of a hostage deal. now the meetings come ahead of a wider sit down with other senior israeli officials and u.s. diplomats. blinken also met with families of those being held by hamas in gaza. well, back here at home. in other news, starting today, your chances of getting a parking ticket in san francisco just went up. sfmta is cracking down on drivers who block sidewalks or crosswalks in particular, the parking enforcement workers who write those tickets aren't happy about it. they say they already get a lot of

in new york, police deployed hundreds of officers to deal with students who gathered at city college. the police clashed with dozens of students he arrested the protester. at columbia university in new york, hundreds of police forces took action to suppress the students, sparking the protests. student delay from columbia university was caused by the arrest of 108 students. negotiations between students and the university president to stop the protests failed two days ago. the police took dozens of detained students to prison by bus. at the university of california, los angeles, a group of supporters of the zionist regime attacked students who gathered in support of palestine with sticks and iron rods. these students are here to express their protest. also the sound. at the university of north carolina, students also took down the american flag and replaced it with the palestinian flag, which was accompanied by the police's reaction, arresting at least 36 students. demonstrations have been held in other countries in support of the protesting american students. england and greece were a

in new york, police deployed hundreds of officers to deal with students who gathered at city college. the police arrested dozens of protesters while clashing with the students. at columbia university in new york, hundreds of police forces took action to suppress students. spark the recent student protests from columbia university ended with the arrest of 108 students. the young man and the president of the university failed to stop the protests two days ago, the police took dozens of arrested students to prison by bus. at the university of california, los angeles, a group of supporters of the zionist regime attacked students who gathered in support of palestine with sticks and iron rods. these students are here to express their protest. also , be the voice of those who cannot voice their protest and for what they believe in. flag students at the university of north carolina bringing down america and replacing it with the palestinian flag, which was accompanied by the arrest of at least 36 students by the police , demonstrations have been held in other countries in support of the prote

maria: in new york city 100 people arrested at columbia university in the city college of new york theclearing out the anti-israel encampment and clearing out hamilton hall which was taken over by demonstrators and over 24 hours ago new york city mayor eric adams is nypd commissioner expected to address the protest this morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern, former president donald trump says we need to hear from the president, watch. >> we have to stop the anti-semitism that is prevailing our country right now and biden has to do something he is supposed to be the voice of our country and it's certainly not much of a voice i don't think he's able to do it i don't think he's got what it takes to do it but he's got to strengthen up and be heard. maria: this is continuing your reaction. >> this is shocking and very anti-american and we have to call it what it is this is domestic terrorism when you have vandalism on campus and spreading hate and preventing kids, students from accessing buildings and holding some of the individuals hostage, we have to do something about this. we need an immediate r

or city college.ade up 30% of arrests and city college 60%. next guest says the faculty at his school are complicit in all this. jeff joins us now, you say they are complicit and organizing behind it, the faculty. >> absolutely, union, union, union, they have all the money and what is common denominator in the graphic you saw, china and uae, what do they have in common? nothing. you have communists combining with islamists, no goals in common except anti-america. there are e-mails proving they are coordinating with gaza encampment people, having meetings with them and organizing behind every student pros pros protest there are marxist fac faculty. >> brian: they were asked what are issues that matter most to you. war in gaza was 16 in march. this is war of opportunity. a issue of opportunity, isn't it? >> 100%, compare to allied forces and russians, common enemy, the nazis and today america. western culture and america. >> brian: you think people say antisemitism, that has been around forever, open yo

new york, the police gathered hundreds of forces to confront the students who had gathered at city college. while fighting with the students , they arrested dozens of protesters . the spark of the recent student protests from columbia university was sparked by the arrest of 18 students. negotiations between the students and the university president to stop the protests failed two days ago. dozens of police. he took the detained student to prison by bus. at ucla in california, a group of supporters of the zionist regime with sticks and iron bars students who gathered in support of palestine were attacked. these students are here to express their protest. also , be the voice of those who cannot express their protest and act for what they believe in. this is a beautiful issue and i want it not to be violent. at the university of north carolina, students took down the american flag and replaced it with the palestinian flag, which was accompanied by the police arresting at least 36 students. demonstrations were held in other countries in support of the protesting american students. england and

so law enforcement sources are telling cbs news that between columbia and city college, 27% of those arrested were over the age of 30. 10% had been arrested before, mostly related to protests. we're still trying to learn just how many were actual students. meanwhile, overnight protest camps were cleared out across the country. heavy police presence overnight at the university of california los angeles after pro-palestinian demonstrators were ordered to leave. their encampments now deemed illegal. it follows a night of sometimes brutal violence between the demonstrators and counter-protesters, chemical spray, even fireworks thrown at the pro-palestinian camp. the clashes left at least 15 people injured. at least one sent to the hospital. >> what's your name? >> reporter: ucla senior yusef said that he needed 14 staples in his head after he was hit with a traffic cone and beaten with a wooden stick. >> i thought the police would be our saving rescue. instead what ended up happening is we saw the police forming in a large group outside seemingly watching events unfold. >> reporter: poli

nyu guys went up to columbia at city college.y also have allied with the faculty there as they set up their encampments. >> steve: you are looking live right now at ucla where it's 3:10 in the morning and protesters are still out there. if you are just waking up, overnight, fireworks, tear gas, fights breaking out about 11:00 pacific time as 100 pro-israel protesters tries to seize the barricade around that solidarity camp. you see the plywood in the distance? that formed the outside. and suddenly out of nowhere they have been gathering throughout the day. the counter protesters started wrestling with the protesters over the metal barricades and then they had to take the barricades down. >> ainsley: seeing news on the east coast and west coast as we are looking at right now. eli self i have the we talked to you yesterday because that video was circulating on social media. brian found that yesterday and sent it to our producers. thankfully you were able to speak to us. we want to get an update from you. you weren't allowed to go t

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when the frida kahlo way quick build plan was presented to city college, san francisco, we were told our inputs really wouldn't matter and that the sfmta would do what it wanted to do. that has been shown to be the case as the college community has repeatedly voiced its concerns about the plan with the sfmta project team , but subsequent project changes have not addressed those issues. once implementation implemented, san francisco's have seen that quick builds projects are not easily modified, but they continue to suffer negative consequences. pedestrian and cyclist safety and the health of our businesses and institutions should not be in conflict with each other. they should work together. please slow this project down. thank you, thank you. next speaker, please . hello, everyone. i'm here also with the group from city college, and i support what has just been said. i'd also like to thank the person from the bicycle coalition for daring to mention automobiles in her very even handed conversation with you. so, thanks to the thought process that is very inclusive. i'm also thankful t

police in new york say of the 282 people arrested at columbia and nearby city college, nearly half of them, 134, were not affiliated with the schools. and tonight, after days of protests across the country, president biden now speaking out, saying order must prevail. >> destroying property is not a peaceful protest. it's against the law. vandalism, trespassing, breaking win does, shutting down campuses, forcing the cancellation of classes and graduations -- none of this is a peaceful protest. >> reporter: the president condemning anti-semitism and threats of violence against jewish students. he also spoke out against discrimination against arab americans. >> there is no place for hate speech, or violence of any kind. it's simply wrong. >> reporter: and president biden said the national guard should not intervene in these protests. he did specify the demonstrations have not swayed his policies on gaza, and david heeshgs at ucla tonight, the only thing left of this encampment is this dumpster filled with debris, but you can't rule out the possibility of new can demonstrations popping up

city college comenzó a impartir docencia remota. a partir de hoy hasta nuevo aviso.os los alrededores hasta por lo menos el 17 de mayo. sabemos que la graduación está pautada para el 15 de ese mes. gracias, rafael. vamos a seguir hablando de protestas un poco más adelante, pero cambiamos de información porque le comento que en stockton la policía busca a un sospechoso, esto en conexión a un robo a mano armada. quién está en pantalla? presuntamente cometió el delito el pasado 25 de abril junto a otros 2 adultos de la raza negra. las autoridades indican que ellos apuntaron a una víctima con una pistola. le robaron objetos y huyeron de la zona. si usted reconoce a esta persona, llame al departamento de la policía. el condado tulare. las autoridades atraparon a una joven de 13 años quien dio positivo a un examen de marihuana. según la policía, ella trataba de vender droga y vaporizadores en un centro escolar. pero el padre de la adolescente identificado como juan ortiz ahora está detenido, ya que supuestamente él animó a su hija a vender esos productos en la escuela en s

in america particularly in new york and the blue cities is a career path, it's a job, it's a profession. generally it is protesters who start out at colleged by older people ultimately they segue into management class. and they get paid, this is their job. there are over 1,000 civil rights groups in new york city alone that are registered as 501(c)(3)s never mind nationwide. the money comes from all usual sources that we talk about its labyrinthine very dark it's a spiderweb. it's hard to penetrate. so the stuff is always with us because it is a profession. unfortunately their weaponize college students every few years and this is what we get. >> sandra: am still looking at this lives picture of the statue of george washington blocks from the white house and it is still that way. no one from the school is going to go clean this up? and make this right? that is incredible. i mean, ours are going by where that is left like that. paul, good have you on the program and thank you for the update. >> thanks. cross-examination of former president trump's trial criminal offense to attorney mark eiglarsh coming up next. >> tonight o >> fox news ale

. >> police department, you have been warned as per city college to leave the campus. >> just blocks from that scene there was another violent confrontation between police and pro-palestinian protesters at the city college of new york. after order was restored, the mayor replaced the palestinian flag the protesters had put up with america's stars and stripes. cbs' jarred hill is joining us now from columbia with more on the wild turn of events. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. within the past 30 minutes or so police expanded the barricaded perimeter around columbia saying that only now students who live on campus as well as essential staff can go on that campus. that's the only people allowed after that dramatic scene last night where we saw those protesters brought out. confrontations overnight as nypd officers moved in on columbia university's main campus, climbing through a window to get protesters out of hamilton hall. inside police cleared chairs used as barricades, searching for the pro-palestinian demonstrators who have occupied the academic building since

usual to me is about $300.00 people with the time and, and purchase the columbia university and city college. and early on wednesday, the u. c. l a campus has been come up to and not have campus tiles of honors more of the tag to palestine solar there's, he's sitting on the satellite campus. some waves pro is ready flags to say the sultan student demonstrations is in some instances with sticks. now the police are accused of standing by and failing to protect the student's correspondence. rob reynolds joins us now from u. c. l, a in los angeles. and rob, can you just explain what the full that is being from that not yvonne. and so we have just say, well, there are a lot of questions that have gone on answered. but right now the, as you can see behind me here at the gaza solidarity and cameron is still standing . the tents are still there. the students are now cleaning things up and trying to sort of reinforce or bolster this makes shift wall that they've built of a wooden pallets and the apply would boards and things of that nature. the students had a meeting earlier of media are not invited

create a new york police say the rest of the rooms, $300.00 people at columbia university and city college and accuse many of not being students. we cannot, will not support a major military operation in rock absence. an affective supp plan to make sure that civilians are not harm us secretary of state and state blinking visits. israel and breeds writes american opposition to, in this fairly extensive and profit plus the may day as mine by protest around the world report from the sample to paris the . we begin in the united states with demonstrations against as roseville wrong cause i have been disrupting more university campuses right across the country. well, from new york to michigan, florida to california and on the texas students of demanding the universities company, a financial ties to israel and companies that it bonds as well as military. if it's in garza, at the university of wisconsin, madison students in captain solidarity palestinians and casa, have clashed with police. officers removed over 110th and a risk that at least a 1000 people. and campus security spokes person says 4

csi nyu city college of new york. new york's mayor claims outside actors are trying to indicate if you're nate young people into violence cnn correspondent gabe cohen is joining us live from columbia university right now, gay. first of all, what can you tell us about the situation there? what's the latest? >> yeah. well, if as you noted, it's quiet this morning. this is one of the entrances here to this very restricted campus right now if you look through the gates, you can see there are some people walking around the campus right now, but it is only students who work or who live here, i should say, and then essential faculty really just people who need to be here. we've seen plenty of people get turned away, including students who have been confused about who's allowed on campus and who is not. we're also seeing a lot of police officers, so many police officers from nypd who are here, we know that the school has asked for the nypd to keep officers here from the campus until may 17 after graduation. so we expect this

of new york. 109 of those arrests were at columbia university, 173 at city college. it's unclear as to how many of the arrests were students. >> well, none of this story. lack of leadership, management and communication that is what an auditor says is to blame for oakland city leaders missing the chance to secure a $15 million grant. ktvu james torres breaks down the auditor's report and the changes the city still has yet to make in the city auditor's 37 page report, he lists every misstep from city hall, the police department and city staff who couldn't put a grant application together. >> he's calling it a disjointed process. >> lots of people wanted to know. >> michael houston spent more than six months investigating how the city of oakland missed submitting an application for a state grant worth $15 million. it would have helped combat organized retail theft, something chinatown community leader carl chan says the town struggles with in the city. >> and the leadership is, you know, really caring about what we're looking for, what we want for the people and for th

on cnn are breaking news more than 100 protesters arrested tonight at columbia university and city college that's after new york police entered the columbia campus clearing out pro-palestinian protesters who had barricaded themselves and sayyed hamilton hall. the doors had been barricaded with chairs tables, and vending machines flash bangs. we're used to breach the building according to police the nypd says that nobody was injured during the operation. cnn on the scene tonight reporting dozens of people have been arrested and have been loaded onto buses i want to bring in columbia student john towfighi. john, thank you so much for joining us this evening. we are hearing and following about what's going on there have been more than 100 students or hundred arrests on other students or not, but 100 arrests tonight. i'm wondering, has the president of columbia communicated with you all yet? >> laura, thank you for having me on and i'd like to say that the communication from the president has been quite lackluster to the point where students have not received a direct email from the president

the clashes took place at the city college of new york. and today the us congress passed a bill according to which funding will be denied to universities where anti-semitic rallies take place. it's hot on the streets in georgia, protests against the law on foreign agents have again escalated into riots and demonstrators they tried to storm the parliament, blocked one of the exits from the building, the barricades reached the height of the second floor, and a fierce confrontation unfolded through the broken building. it will be warm and dry, today the temperature will reach 26 degrees, from tomorrow it will be a little cooler, no rain is forecast, light fog is possible, the wind is weak and unstable, at the beginning of next week the air temperature will drop during the day to about 15°, at night +2. dry weather has a negative impact on the fire hazard situation; you cannot make fires or drive into into the forest in cars and conduct tourist rallies. due to warm weather conditions in all... 8:50 metropolitan benjamin will address the believ

. >> steve: 70 arrested in new york city at city college. on this wednesday morning, we have live team coverage of the chaos on campuses coast to coast. lawrence is live from columbia university two miles north of where we're sitting and cb cotton is keeping tabs on the situation and we will go to ucla on the west coast. jonathan hunt is in the west coast newsroom. how did this melee start? >> jonathan: quite extraordinary scene, steve. 2 a.m. eastern, we got words that a group of counter protesters had arrived on campus and been confronting protesters that had been there several days. within minutels of them arrivin, there were clashing in front of royse hall. protesters and counter protesters went at each other with huge wooden poles, with pepper spray, with firecrackers, tossing them into kcrowds in th middle of groups of people gathered. they were quite extraordinary scenes. what is extraordinary to me, as we brought it to viewers live by kttv picture, not a single police officer was anywhere to be seen for 3-1/2 hours. i saw two lapd ca

movement is angus johnston, historian of student activism, who teaches at hostos community college in the city university of new york. angus thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> look, you teach, i think, at a different college, right in new york city, seeing what happened, though, at columbia, what do you think about what transpired? >> so i think it's really interesting that what all of this was started by was columbia's decision to send in the police and then for about a week, they realized that that had been a mistake, and they were attempting to negotiate. and then they did something very strange. they announced that they were suspending all of the students who were participating in the encampment without first removing them. and so i think it was at that point, kind of inevitable that students were going to escalate in turn, because basically columbia said you had nothing to lose. >> can i just ask you then obviously it sounds like you're saying columbia did it all wrong, what should have what should they have done? and who did it right. >> so there are a lot of c

multiple college campuses from wisconsin to california, five different colleges in new york city. even happening university of southern florida, now we can't deny it. everyone is forced to make a decision, mark. >> mark: you are looking at these hitler youth. how many black kids do you see here? almost none. >> brian: yeah. >> mark: how many -- do you see here? almost none. you see white spoiled little -- coming from elite, mostly families, you see what appear to be palestinians in the way they speak or other arabs, the clothing they are wearing. this is fusion of marxism and islammism, this is not a spontaneous revolution on the streets of america people are put upon about the injustices. this is funded by terrorists, foreign government and democratic party billionaires. that's it, that is why christopher wray is sitting on his ass, and won't do anything about it. have you heard about -- not a word. nothing. >> carley: we are seeing protesters some of them get arrested and they are smileings as police cart them away, proud to be getting arrested. thank you for your insight. we'll

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we're just learning laura, those hundred arrests, both from columbia university on city college, which some protests tonight i'm out here now. things are very calm. most of the law enforcement presence is gone and now really, we're going to learn more about who some of these people are. and that's going to come tomorrow in the days ahead. and that's going to be significant especially as we learn about the individuals who broke into hamilton hall, which really said all of this off how those individuals not broken into the building, perhaps we wouldn't even be here right now. so things have changed because of that. and so tomorrow at some point, i assume there'll be in court. they're facing in some pretty serious charges, burglary charges, the students that were arrested on campus will likely mostly face trespassing charges. maybe some other charges. but the most significant charges will come from the individuals who broke into hamilton hall. and really i think the nypd is going to make it a focus of theirs to put out information about these individuals who they say some of them are outs

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so as of right now we have 200, a to arrest, a 170 z o's came from city college 119 from columbia. how breaks down to your question, we'll have the answers. sometimes we haven't broken it down. it will have that answer. give us any more details about the people who are not affiliated with any good morning. so there are a number of different individuals who we know from over the years associated with protests, not just in our city, but in other cities as well, who are linked to and who we see doing training around the change and tactics that we described yesterday. and that we all witnessed the black block a tire, the breaking windows radio codes, correct terminology. we have to be caught up on public safety. the way individuals on the campus should not have been there. there were people who are professionals and we saw evidence of training. we saw a shift in tactics that were being used. and when you start using the intelligence that intel was able to supply, we knew it was time to communicate quickly with them and say that more than a piece of protest when you get in a misdemeanor

police starting at city college going there and making a rest and then coming in with force. as you mentioned, we noticed that they came into windows, they came in through doors, they update, they use pliers here is two to the right in, so that they could get to the protesters who had already broken window just give me one second here because this is normal with the sirens going that had nothing to do with columbia and what's going on campus now, i want to ask you what, what's happening at the ucla campus? as we have just seen, the scene overnight of violence breaking out between counter protesters that were pro-israeli and the folks that are propel sitting inside of the encampment. and now you've got police on the ground how do they go forward here and try to keep it similar to what happened here, whereas there is no injury, keep things calm. but do the business that the university wants them to do so, sarah, that's a real challenge. >> and i know you spent a lot of time on the west coast governing law enforcement. so you know, the difference, but new york city is 35,000 pol

we're just learning laura, those hundred arrests, both from columbia university on city college, which saw some protests tonight i'm out here now. things are very common. most of the law enforcement presence is gone and now really, we're going to learn more about who some of these people are. and that's going to come tomorrow and the days ahead. and that's going to be significant especially as we learn about the individuals who broke into hamilton hall, which really said all of this off how those individuals not broken into the building, perhaps we wouldn't even be here right now so things have changed because of that and so tomorrow at some point, i assume there'll be in court. they're facing some pretty serious charges, burglary charges, the students that were arrested on campus. will likely mostly face trespassing charges. maybe some other charges. but the most significant charges we'll come from the individuals who broke into hamilton hall. and really i think the nypd is going to make it a focus of theirs to put out information about these individuals who they say some of them are

at the city college, riot police lined up in front of angry crowds.l never be defeated! social media footage showed a huge confrontation with officers inside the encampment. about half an hour away, at columbia university, where the protests originally started, police entered the campus. shouting it comes nearly two weeks since they last went in, sparking huge controversy, and a day after some demonstrators broke into a building inside campus, smashing windows and barricading themselves in. for the university, it was a red line. dozens have been arrested in this new police raid. dozens and dozens of riot police are just behind this line here. we are at columbia university, the actual entrance to the campus is just to my left, we cannot get anywhere near, it is about a two minute walk but the police have blocked it off entirely. just earlier, we saw some students being arrested, they had their hands behind their backs with white zip ties being loaded onto nypd buses. further down the right, you have more student protestors, more pro—palestinian protest

pick up on what ashley mentioned, according to the nypd if you look at the arrest at columbia and city college% of those arrested were not affiliated with either school room, 20 of the protesters, 27% of the protesters were over 30 years old this has nothing to do with college campuses that's a whole another ball of wax of who's responsible and going to pay for all of this at the end of the day but the colleges are overrun in the fall is on the university president and it took president biden way too long to respond to all of this and then you also have the issue of this is not going to stop and what does this mean for the safety of jewish students on campus. maria: it sure does. >> as a voter, i want to know who is funding these professional agitators, who is funding these professional activist who could there be linkages with the democratic party could there be linkages with other progressive that might be related to election integrity in someone. we need more information we have to dig deep on the issue. maria: i was talking yesterday how the getting direction from social media there is an

now new york's mirror, eric adams, said, police arrested 282 people at the columbia and city college of new york. after the rate of the campuses. similar protests have been taking place and several universities across the united states. several have led the confrontations with authorities. we're now joined by dw correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber in new york, where he's standing buying your columbia university. so benjamin, if you could bring us up to speed, what's the situation there like now? the situation at columbia university is now called, but still a, the access to the columbia campus that you can see here behind us is a quite restricted, only essential stuff. and the students living inside currently have access. and it's very hard also for the media coverage because media has not been allowed to enter to see how they hold it was occupied by the students and was then overtaken again and by police is looking right now. we're also waiting for answers from the office of the president of columbia university, about the visitation is a really dynamic that could indeed be changes

so made it a city college. and now the big question of those will be, what will happen with those students? will they be suspended and how it is will unfold? but for now, the approach is outside to that. we've spoken to said they will continue a protesting it. what they called was an over reaction by a police and also by the president of columbia university of is sending in n y b twice. only a few days and couple of weeks ago who was new york man, eric adams talking about when he blamed external actors and professionals for the escalation on the columbia. kansas that's a very good question. unfortunately, it's difficult to answer that on one side because media access has been severely restricted, we could not end to to see one does arrests were made. and also because we don't have a breakdown from n y p d from your police department telling us of these arrest so many were affiliated with the university. how many were not affiliated with the university, even a, this student, a journalist who have been covering t

includes city college, san francisco state. i had ucsf parnassus so very large geographically.y single family homes, so it is the place where for generations family (indiscernible) nice parks, lake merced, mount davidson. >> this is like a village within the city, so we are very close nit community. we tend to band together and try to support one another and it is a friendly place and families and people to have a cup of coffee and check out the park. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostly cater tuesday the local neighborhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the city. if you haven't been there, it is really fun. as you go up a little bit further, there is west portal avenue, which is a very old school commercial district where you can still find antique shops and cobbler shops and as well as like more modern restaurants. it is definitely hopping and full of families on any weekday. >> i'm matt roger, the coowner or (indiscernible) >> c