you are looking at live pictures of columbia university.ng with the nypd at columbia university. this is here in new york city. today is the first day of classes at columbia. the protesters. we are seeing arrests under way as you can see on your screen. this is at the gate, the entrance. protesters showed up this morning, at least 70 began. the situation has escalated here in new york city. emily, obviously this is what we expected to see these anti-israel protesters told us they were going to create chaos today at universities and here we go with columbia university. we should say once again, this is not new. we are back to where we started in the spring. >> emily: unsurprising but equally despicable. as a reminder for nypd to arrive and respond, at the behest of columbia university that calls them unless it's on public ground so it's significant if indeed it's columbia university taking a proactive step to protect the safety of their jewish members of the school and to stand up against anti-semitism and pro-hamas movement as indicated by

president joe biden's hands, vice president kamala harris' hands, and they say the entire university of columbia has not divested from israel, according to this group. as campus staff tries to power wash this away near the university library, things continue not just on the campus but across the big apple. yesterday we walked around 7 miles with about 5,000 protesters. you can see here during a pro-palestinian protest in manhattan, one protester was seen carrying a hamas flag. others yelling out "long live hamas." >> for the people who are screaming "long live hamas" or "death to the jews" involved in the protests on the side -- i'm just asking you, because that's not what everybody says. >> i do support the palestinian resistance, against their own ethnic cleansing. there is an ethnic cleansing since 1948. they actually have a right under international law to arm a resistance. >> when you ask some of the protesters why people are screaming these anti-semitic comments, they will say they didn't hear it, but we heard it yesterday and we saw a person walking around with a hamas flag not far from w

abbott israeli protesters took to the streets of new york as columbia university here braces for moresses start today. we are going to talk to a jewish student who says the school has done nothing since the campus was taken over last spring.d ♪sw duckduckgo comes with a builn engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. a perfect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common sid

brooke singman is here. >> brooke: students are on high alert at columbia university. anti-israel protesters have already returned. school was a hub for protests last year and the antisemitism task force says there is urge for charnge including new syste for reporting antisemitism and students are worried about returning. listen. >> i think it is horrible, it is disrespectful after funerals of the six dead hostages occurred earlier today and yesterday. it's been a calm summer, i've been nervous for students to come back and i was right. >> carley: as many as 7000 protesters in new york city took to the streets. some waving pro-hamas terrorist flags along with iranian and hezbollah banners. [cheering] >> brooke: that protest happening on the same day as the funeral of israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin. the white house is condemning the protests. he was an innocent american hostage they brutally murdered, come together and stand against end and against hate and evil that hamas represents. four of the protesters were arrested. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you. in

last academic year, columbia university was the first university where anti-israel protests started. in the last 6 months, more than more than 2,000 american students and professors were arrested for supporting palestine. the american police at the university of michigan also attacked the gathering of pro-palestinian students four days ago and arrested a number of students. a number of american universities. in order to identify and deal with the students participating in the rallies , they have banned wearing masks. meanwhile, according to american health authorities, the biggest summer wave of corona has occurred in this country. on the other hand, meta company closed the instagram accounts of pro-palestinian groups in american universities. also new york university students use the word zionist has been banned. increase he was also arrested for disturbing the performance of police work . a woman was also arrested in manchester for the crime of buying eggs for the rioters to throw at the police during the riots in this city and was brought to court. the british government asked the

it is a new school year here at columbia university. pro-palestinian protestors marching calling on the school to divest have israel saying columbia has blood on its hands. i was there yesterday walking the streets for six or seven miles with thousands of pro palestinian protestors across manhattan. watch this. according to the nypd there were 5,000 people you are looking at there walking around new york city during a pro-palestinian protest on sunday afternoon. that crowd going for miles with chants that both president biden and israel are complicit in a genocide. one protestor is carrying a hamas flag, you guys. this has made major headlines across the world. others yelling out long live hamas. one pro-palestinian protestor saying he is livid the u.s. is taking part in a genocide. listen. >> it is hard not to feel a little rage sometimes when the entire world is sitting around doing nothing to stop a genocide in the 21st century. really quite upsetting. rage is an appropriate emotion. >> not just those protestors upset. i talked to jew

nypd arresting several anti-israeli protesters at columbia university.gue schools starting the fall semester with a new round of chaos, where they left off in the spring. there could be more unrest on tap today focusing on a class that is taught by hillary clinton. from columbia, alexis mcadams on the west side. hello. >> it is a first day in college of the protests and vandalism in a couple of rats? that is exactly what happened here at columbia university on new york city's upper west side. the school saying they are planning to keep everything under control and focus on keeping people safe here on campus. so this comes as we are expecting to see a sit-end, a school organization here, a student organization, calling on people to disrupt a class taught by hillary clinton saying the former secretary of state has blood on her hands here with gaza. this comes as protests went on. watch. this was happening outside the campus gates at columbia yesterday. more than 100 masked demonstrators marching. they wouldn't talk unless they had their masks on, they told

last academic year, columbia university was the first university where anti-israel demonstrations took place. began in the last 6 months, more than 2000 american students and professors were arrested for supporting palestine. the american police at the university of michigan also attacked the gathering of pro-palestinian students four days ago and arrested a number of students. a number of american universities to identify and deal with students participants in the gatherings were prohibited from wearing masks. this is despite the fact that according to american health authorities, the biggest wave of the summer. corona has been created in this country. on the other hand, meta company, the instagram user account, has closed pro-palestinian groups in american universities. also , new york university has banned students from using the word zionist. at least seven high-ranking ministers of the ukrainian government, including the country's foreign minister, resigned. ministers of production. weapons, strategic industry, justice, environment , as well as the deputy prime minister and the he

the gathering of columbia university students in support of palestine continued on january night. a number of students have gathered in the international studies department of this university and the globalization of antifa. they demanded palestine. they also protested against the invitation of former us secretary of state hillary clinton to teach at this university. columbia university in new york last academic year was the first university where anti-zionist demonstrations took place began on tuesday, on the first day of the reopening of this university, some students gathered and chanted in support of palestine. the police are you too. not human despite the severe restrictions, in recent days, a number of other american universities have witnessed demonstrations and gatherings in support of palestine. in the last 6 months, more than 2,000 american students and professors have been arrested for supporting palestine. the company that owns instagram and facebook announced the slogan. it is not disgusting from the sea to the river. this phrase, especially in recent months , is one o

barnard columbia university dream school for as long as i can remember. and i honestly don't find it fair for these students to take away the education that i have dreamed of my entire life and for me to just back down and go somewhere else simply because i'm jewish and simply because i'm a zionist. the. >> the administration has made commitment to ensuring the safety of jewish students on campus. best of your recollection as much as i appreciate those cliche sentiments, it's all talk and no action. i have not seen tangible examples of the administration taking note of that. and truly, it's gross negligence. >> i mean, look, when you have anti-semitism working in the shadows and deny it instead of addressing it. that sends a pretty clear message about everything else you are doing. >> lawrence: real issue there still hasn't been a clear plan from columbia to protect the jewish students on the campus. i mean, you just replace jew with any other minority group and there would be outrage all over the country. there is no care, evening though 60% of the hate

students at new york's columbia university have resumed their pro-palestine protests as new academic year begins a mid-tight security dozens of students with many of them covering faces palestinian uh kafia scarves gathered outside the university gates and chanted slogans against the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza. the campus has beefed up security and also introduced new laws which authorities say will ensure a safe learning environment, however pro-palestine activist say "they will not be intimidated and keep up their activities until the university divests from israel linked companies. last semester protests and encampment by students against us backed israeli genocide in gaza met with police crackdown and arrests, but the columbia university protest spilled into other campuses in the us and elsewhere in the world. the islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out new attack on israeli positions in the occupied" palestinian territories in a statement the umbrella group of resistance factions announced the launch of drones toward the port city of haifa that hit is ravy insta

. ♪ stuart: a group of pro-hamas protesters at the gates of columbia university where students need tonter, they are walking with signs come in chanting columbia, your hands are red, free palestine, no more war. jason chaffetz with me now. is biden effectively supporting hamas? >> he has been pro-hamas, the most pro-hamas pro-terrorist president we ever had. i thought we were united, we had an unbreakable bond, kamala harris and president biden stand for they go out of their way to make excuses, to praise these people, say they have a good point. that's what president biden said and kamala harris, where is the plan to victory? victory is peace and getting back our hostages and they have no plan to do that. stuart: we have legitimized the taking of hostages. >> i thought we didn't negotiate with terrorists. instead of taking a hard stance and understanding that iran is behind this and bringing the fight to iran and holding people responsible. this administration doesn't do that. the difference between donald trump and kamala harris is as stark as they can be. stuart: i am going to chang

columbia university in new york last academic year was the first university to participate in anti-governmenttests. nothingness began in it. on tuesday, on the first day of the reopening of this university, some students gathered and chanted in support of palestine. the police arrested a number of them. i want from i use my normal right to speak to those who are committing genocide and mistreatment. this situation has been going on for years. as long as we are here. despite the severe restrictions in recent days, a number of other american universities have witnessed demonstrations and gatherings in support of palestine. in the last 6 months, more than 2 thousand american students and professors. they were arrested for supporting palestine. supporters of palestine held a rally in the capital of belgium to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime against the palestinians and chanted slogans against the occupying regime. palestinian supporters in the capital of canada are also against the regime zionists chanted and boycotted

and the former student of columbia university who came from chicago in a video with the program of theday mr. samer hassan, welcome to jahan program today, as the first question, i would like to ask that we are witnessing that even after the holidays , while some may have expected , student protests against the zionist regime and support for the palestinian people have stopped. ok, but with the reopening of the universities, the students will return to the university grounds again, but the news indicates that the universities will add new rules to limit the demonstrations after this holiday , including the fact that it is said that the use of masks is prohibited, while at the same time, the new wave of corona also started what do you think about these restrictive rules? it was published and it spread, a law was established to protect people, saying that a mask should be used, this law was correct because it protected people from that virus , but now this law is being changed , 16 states of america are changing it. coming to ban the use of masks and this is actually the right against th

samer hassan , a writer and former student of columbia university, who is from chicago in a video withram of the world today, mr. welcome to samer hassan. today's program of the world, as the first question, i would like to ask that we are witnessing that even after the holidays , while some may expect protests student protests against the zionist regime and support for the palestinian people have faded or stopped, but with the reopening of the universities, students are returning to the university grounds, but the news indicates that the universities have added new rules to limit demonstrations. for example, it is said that the use of masks has been banned while the new wave of corona has started at the same time. what do you think about these restrictive rules? thank you for inviting me to your program later. when the corona virus was released and it spread, some laws were established to protect the people it should be from us. it used to protect people against that virus, but now they are changing this law . 16 american states have banned the use of masks, and they actually have the

columbia university in new york was the first university where anti-zionist protests started last academic year. on tuesday, on the first day of the reopening of this university , some students gathered and chanted in support of palestine. the police arrested a number of them. i want to say that as long as we are here, we are not going to be silent , as long as we care about others and have compassion in our hearts, we are not going to be silent. we will continue to protest because we believe that this is a humane task despite the severe restrictions in recent days on a number of universities. other countries of the united states have witnessed demonstrations and gatherings in support of palestine. in the last 6 months, more than 2,000 american students and professors have been arrested for supporting palestine. a zionist was killed due to the explosion of a car bomb in the northwest of the occupied jerusalem. the explosion occurred in arramele area . further details of the incident, including the identity of the person killed, have not been announced. since last week, following the large-

students at new york's columbia university of resume their pro-palestine protest says new academic gear begins a mid-tight security dozens of students with many of them covering their faces with palestinian kafia scarves gathered outside the university gates and chanted slogans against the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza. the campus says beefed up security and also introduced new laws, which authorities say will ensure a safe learning environment. however, pro-palestine activists say they will not be intimidated and keep up their activities until the university divests from israel linked companies. last semester protests and encampment by students against us fact israely genocide and gaza met with the police crackdown and arrests, but the columbia university protest spilled into other campuses in the u.s. and elsewhere in the world. earlier fahim muhammad, a broadcaster and tv presenter joined us from london to share her thoughts on the renewed pro palestine protests in the us. yes, we uh saw this happening and it started um in the easter of this. this year where they sort of semester

i am just fascinated about the fact that we have the president of columbia university, harvard university who have lost their jobs, not because they didn't necessarily follow constitutional law, but because community standards seem to be so unstable right now. and their stakeholders seen to disagree with first amendment standards and/or whether their leadership should go beyond the limits of free speech when it comes to these protests. to me, that is a crisis. the question is, sure, we know the lines of where the law will respond, but we don't know the lines of where the community stands right now. if i was a school administrator i would also not want that job because you may know where the first amendment will allow you to go, but where will your board members allow you to go, and where will congress allow you to go before the call you in for hearings based on your decision around free speech? that is in flux at the moment. >> can we ask you to speak about what thurgood marshall would say? >> thurgood marshall was an avid supporter of free speech and the first amendment of course. he was

pro palestinian student groups at columbia university helped lead a nationwide antiwar movement this spring. the task task force is when encampments emerged as leading to a takeover of hamilton hall experiences became more extreme for columbia's jewish israeli are politically neutral students. the 90 page report released this past friday comes days before the start of columbia's fall semester grade jewish students tell "fox" they want to see dialogue. >> we pay lots of money to be here to learn from people who have different perspectives and to learn and ultimately the only solution for the university is dialogue. up until now dialogue and learning have been completely shut down and that cannot stand. in the columbia centrum president said she welcomes the task force's latest recommendations in their several but some of them include a call for improved antibias training and a new system for reporting allegations of anti-semitism. cb cotton like new york or -- in new york. thank you. russia's defense minister says its air defense has intercepted and destroyed a 158 ukrainian drones ove

[shouting] >> julie: rampant anti-semitism at columbia university was already an established fact. now a blistering report is revealing it was even worse than we knew. we have the disturbing details coming up next. plus vice president kamala harris pushed on the age issues that george clooney says made president biden some sort of hero. >> the person who should be applauded is the president who did the most selfless thing that anybody has done since george washington. yeah, things are getting fuzzy! then go to america's best! why? for a comprehensive, quality eye exam! i'll go! good call! get two pairs and an eye exam for $79.95 at america's best. check in time is 3:00. it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? [binder slams on the table] as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. [lawnmower engine running] (♪) [spa water running] (♪) [bell dings] meanwhile, at a vrbo... meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. (♪) y

it is a funny people site we should arrest the rioters at columbia university. but can you see the states attorney in manhattan doing anything about it? they will go to jail overnights they will be arraigned liberal judges will suspend their sentence he'll be right back out there on the street. they will be thrown out of school. the president of columbia has talked about how she welcomes these recommendations and so forth. maybe she ought this she would really be firing herself wouldn't she? ask the tough love on campus. it's good to talk to you, thank you. >> take care. jon: coming up on the fox report now you see her now you don't. how visible does kamala harris need to be to try to win the 2024 presidential race? a deep dive on that question next. in our family there was a passion for glass making that's passed down through the generations. on ancestry i was able to actually put together our family tree. each person is a glass worker. we stood on some pretty broad shoulders to get to where we are today. ♪ limu emu... ♪ and doug. (bell ringing) limu, someone n

let's bring in co-author of stolen youth bethany mandel and columbia university freshman.ming on. i want to play some sound, this is one of your fellow freshmen students at columbia university. watch. >> i don't feel safe on campus even now that i'm here. from my room i can hear the protests quite clearly. him on the second floor facing broadway. walking through campus, i notice flyers being handed out to visibly jewish students, basically fires telling them they are complicit in genocide. i feel like there's a target on my back for being jewish. >> trace: to you and other jewish students at columbia share her concerns? >> one hundred%. she's a friend of mine and i completely agree with what she said. even starting last week with the beginning of orientation, we saw these masks protesters handing out pamphlets to visibly jewish students from classrooms that face broadway. we can hear the chanting and it's majorly disruptive. i feel constantly targeted. >> trace: it's amazing. bethany, to you, the new york post says "meta board rules and a israel slocan from the river to th

as columbia university students return to class tomorrow.orce on anti-semitism revealing the harassment of jewish students faced last spring from being chased out of their dorms, spat on, to the widespread use of anti-semitic slurs. and even physical violence. columbia university student elisha baker joins us now. alicia, good to have you again. i mean, i can just think of any group, if you replace jewish student with x group that was spit on, forced out, chased out. there would be outrage, right? >> yeah. i mean, the double standard is glaring. and the truth is reading the report, it's hard to imagine that at this point 11 months later, we could still be shocked again by what we're reading. and, yet, that's how i felt when i was reading it. the truth is that this is an issue that's not only about jewish students. because what this report demonstrates is that the university is failing to uphold its end of the sacred covenant between university and students, which is namely, to ensure a safe and healthy and productive learning environment for

this campaign is set to run for another week and pro-palestinian protesters were back at columbia university. >> it comes as pressure ramps up for a solution to end the fighting in the middle east. fox's connor hansen has more from new york. >> class is back in session at columbia university, the epicenter of college protests over the war in gaza that spread across the country. some protesters have already been arrested outside the campus and inside a statue was covered in red paint. demonstrators accused the university of backing israel in a war they see as unjust. >> it's hard not to feel a little rage sometimes when the entire world is sitting around doing absolutely nothing to stop a genocide in the 21st century. >> but for jewish students, a frightening return after several instances of anti-semitism were reported last school year. >> i mean, most first years minds are consumed by thoughts of parties and schoolwork. my mind is still overcome with images of terrorism and brutality. >> in israel, people took to the streets after six hostages were executed, including 23 year old israeli am

in the meantime, pro-palestinian protesters are back at the campus of columbia university in new yorkx's connor hanson has more from new york. >> class is back in session at columbia university, the epicenter of college protests over the war in gaza that spread across the country. some protesters have already been arrested outside the campus, and inside, a statue was covered in red paint. demonstrators accused the university of backing israel in a war they see as unjust. >> it's hard not to feel a little rage sometimes when the entire world is sitting around doing absolutely nothing to stop a genocide in the 21st century. >> but for jewish students, a frightening return after several instances of anti-semitism were reported last school year. >> i mean, most first years minds are consumed by thoughts of parties and schoolwork. my mind is still overcome with images of terrorism and brutality. >> in israel, people took to the streets after six hostages were executed, including 23 year old israeli american hersh goldberg-polin. their bodies were found over the weekend after being kidnaped

school, columbia university. barnard college, rollins college, and now at chapman university. you know, i have one sort of but you've also taught somewhere else. well, i've taught it since saying penitentiaries. all right. yeah, 12 years. not as an inmate, but as a as a teacher. and as a volunteer. and that was an incredible my wife and i were very much involved with inmates who were in a maximum security prison, state prison, or something quite infamous and about. it was great to see their lives changed and. so it's not just about, you know, it's about changing their lives. so that when they get out, they're not going back to the same crimes and the recidivism rate with our program of education. is a 3% versus 60, 70%. traditionally. so it's been a very successful program at sentencing. we were glad we were part of it. mark scales and as we mentioned, you're the author of 25 plus books, mostly politics or economics, things like before economics and politics. your latest book, there were giants in the land. yeah.

i'm fascinated about the fact that we have the presidents of columbia university, harvard university, who have lost their jobs. not because they necessarily, didn't follow constitutional law, but because community standards seem to be so unstable right now and stair stake holders seem to disagree and who their leadership goes beyond the limits of free speech. when it comes to these protests and to me that's a crisis and the question isthe supporter of the protest and naacp and legal defense fund throughout the 60s helped to litigate many of those cases that helped us to determine the >> all these issues involving boycotts and involving marchs and all of these going to respond to the civil rights movement of the activities of 1950s and 1960s and that free speech do you feel the demonstration haves been accomplishing and reasonable and are they creating the >> i want to say by the way and when i was coming in there with a demonstration and i wondered if id should pull out my notebook and take notes and the demonstration was to protest police presence during democrat vagues that georgeto

columbia university's justice in palestine student group and new york university's palestine related group announced that their accounts were blocked on instagram. before this, the owner of instagram announced that all messages of the word zionist will be removed from this social network. according to tavanir natrazi, electricity has reached more than 19,000 megawatts in shahrivar. accordingly by implementing a consumption management plan in the administrative sector, more than 1400 megawatts of electricity consumption has been reduced. we are talking about occasional power outages in the final stages of the summer season. this week, compared to last week, our blackout rate has reached 50 , which means it has been reduced to a minimum, and our prediction is that these two weeks will last for at least 2 more weeks and probably until the end of september. in this period , electricity is one of the most important economic goods of the people these days. but these days, when the weather gets a little cooler, will the power imbalance decrease? the amount of planning to use the electric po

at columbia university, jewish students have been spat on, shoved up against the wall, excluded from campus life. they have to listen to endless chanting from the hamas crowd. it's not free speech, it is deliberate intimidation. what would you think would happen if muslim students or black students were subject to this kind of persecution? for jewish students, it's different. isn't it? in par, it's the fault of faculty members that believe israel has no right to exist and fault of the public schools that insist of teaching black and brown people are oppressed and slaughtering israelis, oppressors, is somehow legitimate and astonishing in the heart of formally great university, columbia, there's people that actively support a terrorist group, hamas. 1960s divided college kids for the vietnam war and divide between terror supporters gene jews and writ large and more like germany in the 1930s and just as dangerous. third hour of varney starts now. stuart: martha maccallum with me this wednesday morning. why are they not doing much about anti-semitism? >> there's a weakness in executive

plus classes begin at columbia university today. are nervous after the anti-semitic chaos last semester. >> there is literally no plan that has been outlined by the columbia administration in order to restore order and safety to campus. i have 0 reason to believe that anything will change going into this school year. >> john: anti-israel protests are escalating at columbia and only day one of what might be a very long semester. ben domenech in "focus" coming up next. then psoriatic arthritis. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on both. cosentyx helps real people find clear skin. and in psoriatic arthritis, can mean less joint pain, and help stop further joint damage. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and increased risk of infections some fatal have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. ♪see me♪ at the tunnel to towers we made a commitment that commitment is to make sure, that the word

and it's been busy, dear, you know, look, setting in the columbia university and how, what do you need us to do. and today's meeting the near by the dice perez in the united states. he's been a, he has been facing the cuties and because the various due process was too slow in about 15, probably minister progress months. and he has been taking this out as a prime minister. she also failed to address the disaster and she was too slow to send the various deals to the affected audience. 9 other office seals are would also anybody to do to student people and just do the locals today. what it would do, you know, just do the people's deaths. why did you decide either governments or an interesting you, the new positives us to she is also said to be out of new about, i hard to she is, you know, i know in the unit nunez. yeah, that's why they both. oh, there it is. a is do deck of the price is this time and morning book ended, the prime minister is chasing that. it isn't because of the slugs. risk you off base on saying no, the taking the people to the super place is that's why he being facing t

while columbia university did become the epicenter for student protests over the israel hamas war the spring, the report says most of the testimonials are from encounters which happened before those encampments emerged or the student t takeover of hamilton hall. which of the report says is with student experiences "more extreme. on the days immediately after october 7, students reporting things like this one students" on campus my friends have been spit on, been called like terrible terrible names. a very close friend of mine was called a lover of genocide and then a lover of baby killing the report was released less than three weeks after then president resigned days before columbia's fall semester begins next week. columbia student body president says jewish students do not know what to expect when the school year starts. >> it is very difficult for us as jewish students to judge and look back on campus and see how columbia handles the hurdles. however the university needs to put an end to harassments right now if the university was to protect freedom of speech it's important to rem

. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to the big weekend show as students at columbia university head back to class-israel professor, making the plea on a webinar called islamic political activism. the threat bringing up fairs of students on campus that anti-semitic violence that happened last year will start again. so will there be the change that columbia's anti-semitism task force is calling for in their new report fox news correspondent cb cotton is in new york tonight. reporter: hi david 90 page report from the school task force was created using freedom nearly 500 columbia students jewish israeli on nonjewish and columbia university did become the epicenter for student protest over the israeli hamas war this spring. the report says most of the testimonials are encounters which happened before encampments emerged or the student takeover of hamilton hall. which the report says as when students experiences became, quote, more extreme. but in the days immediately after october 7th you have students reporting things like this one student sharing, quote, on campus, my friends have been spit on. bee

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right there than they have ever said. >> charlie, students go back to school we have seen the columbia universityresident recently seen new penn president was seen harvard university president resign. have these universities learned any lessons or do you think we will see more anti-semitism? >> no, i do not think they've learned any lessons and i don't think they're going to learn any lessons until they start paying a financial price and they have got a long ways to go. all these universities have massive massive endowments that are not taxed. they enjoy enormous protection from the federal government. but i also think it is important thing to remember none of the terrible things going on in the middle east right now between israel and hamas would be happening right now except for joe biden and kamala harris. had they not shown the weakness they showed and have they not given a green light to our iran to do it they needed to do to launch these attacks against israel. i think it's interesting joe biden has spent his entire career as the reigning expert on foreign policy and this is the result of t

right there than they have ever said. >> charlie, students go back to school we have seen the columbia universityresident recently seen new penn president was seen harvard university president resign. have these universities learned any lessons or do you think we will see more anti-semitism? >> no, i do not think they've learned any lessons and i don't think they're going to learn any lessons until they start paying a financial price and they have got a long ways to go. all these universities have massive massive endowments that are not taxed. they enjoy enormous protection from the federal government. but i also think it is important thing to remember none of the terrible things going on in the middle east right now between israel and hamas would be happening right now except for joe biden and kamala harris. had they not shown the weakness they showed and have they not given a green light to our iran to do it they needed to do to launch these attacks against israel. i think it's interesting joe biden has spent his entire career as the reigning expert on foreign policy and this is the result of t

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arrests were made at columbia university.respondent alexis mcadams is on campus tonight with the latest. good evening, alexis. >> bret, good evening. it's a brand new school year here at the ivy league school columbia university on the city's upper west side. pretty much the same situation we saw a few months ago when commencement was canceled and tents all over that campus. the school says they are doing everything they do try to make jewish students feel safe even added checkpoints that you can see behind me where they are making sure every student has an i.d. before they let them on campus. pro-palestinian demonstrators tell me, bret, this is not going to stop any time soon. >> we have been very clear this will not stop until columbia has divested in and genocide of the palestinian people. >> this afternoon, at least two protesters were arrested outside of columbia's campus. and more vandalism also happened at columbia. this time someone threw red paint all over a statue here at the school, symbolizing blood as the protest

. >> john: we are already seeing demonstrations erupt outside the gates of columbia university, chant the player list of "free and "intifada revolution" ring out from the crowd. >> gillian: will get reaction from a student on his expectations heading into the new school year. >> john: mark meredith with the latest from the white house, but first jeff paul, live in tel aviv where the protests have been going on for hours now. >> this is the third night of these demonstrations here in tel aviv, and this is where protesters as well as families of the remaining 101 hostages have been gathering, and they are trying to apply as much pressure as they can both to the israeli government and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make a deal and bring the remaining hostages back home. in the wake of the six hostages whose bodies were recovered from gaza, tens of thousands have been taking to the streets throughout israel for the past couple of nights. the demonstrations have been both a mix of sadness and outright anger as many israelis believe, had a cease-fire agreement been reached, th

that influence the education of the next generation of rulers in america, harvard university, columbia university , princeton, the famous expensive university in america, these demonstrations are still going on widely, these people who are present there they have a fee what does it mean to eat plastic pellets? a large number of students who were supposed to be enrolled this year , now that the academic year has started in america like in other places , they will enter, for example, master's degree, but their bachelor's degree is because of participating in the demonstration to support the palestinian people, so they are paying for it , but they will look at it later. to the lebanese people and hezbollah and leaders. hosseini announced that another terrorist operation was apparently carried out just an hour ago . yes, this is a very important point compared to because everyone understands, anyway, these are palestinians, they are lebanese, this is one country. it is another country, now they are neighbors. sometimes you know that in the last 24 hours, these western media have discussed the issue t

well, it is back to school, classes are back in session at columbia university but jewish students oncheryl. >> that's right, so today columbia university students do return to class as thousands of anti-israel protesters have already flooded the streets of new york city over the labor day holiday. students are obviously on edge. >> do you feel safe? do you feel like they're going to gain control of this before you hit the campus? >> i really don't know. i moved in yesterday and the truth is that even just walking around this area you feel tense because we know what happened last spring. >> so columbia's faculty led anti-semitism task force has released recommendations now, such as improved anti-bias ants anti-semitism training for all students and the staff. working definition of anti-semitism for training and they have simplified the reporting of anti-semitism complaints. remember, columbia's president resigned in the midst of the spring riots. we'll see if things are calm today on columbia or not. u.s. and syrian forces have captured an isis leader who helped fighters escape from a

at ptsd at the new york state psychiatric institute and professor of clinical psychology at columbia university medical center, runs one of the country's leading trauma programs working with ptsd recovery. it's comprised of a number of symptom clusters that mainly includes relieving of the trauma, and and here is the idea that that patient with ptsd is thinking and feeling and and recalling you know aspects of trauma an involuntary way again and again, the the second cluster is a cluster of actually trying to... be removed from the trauma, so because of the you know memories of the traumas and and rethinking by the trauma is kind of activate a... lot of anxiety, avoidance, is is key component of ptsd, and that's why you know ptsd patients tend to be removed from society, to be alone, to be lonely, to be lonely, and to be avoidant of any reminders that can be associated with with the trauma memories. detailed study by the army surgeon general in 2008 found that three quarters of young male troops saw someone seriously injured or killed more than half were attacked or ambushed, and 88% received i