columbia university. among the arrests daughters of ilan omar, a member of the us house of representatives, can also be seen. also, a number of students from columbia university and college. bernard , who participated in the sit-in and protest against the zionist regime , were banned from attending these universities. from wednesday, columbia university students protested in support of the palestinian nation and condemned the attacks of the zionist regime against the people of gaza, saying that this university supports the crimes of the security regime and its officials should completely cut off their relations with this regime. the next part of the news at 3 o'clock. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, hello, i am alireza hashemzadegan with the world today, minister the ministry of foreign affairs warned against any adventurism of the zionist regime and announced that iran will respond more strongly to any miscalculations of this regime . mr. amir abdollahian, who is in new york, met with his counterpart mauro. iran's military action in response to the crimes of the zionist regime took place within the framework of legitimate defense and international law. in a me

if they did the same lockdown at columbia, nyu and colleges and universities you would have no problem whatsoever. there you can put tents up and stay as long as you want. but this courthouse is locked down. there is not a person within five blocks. they have more police here. i call them new york's finest. that's what they are. they don't want to be doing this, either. they would like to be straightening out conditions and they would like to be in the colleges and making sure that they don't have what's happening. what's happening in the colleges is a disgrace. all over the world people are laughing at us. this is the worst-run country now probably anywhere just about. you don't get much worse. we have a president who is a disaster. we have a president who is the worst president in the history of our country. all you have to do is look at the millions of people coming in from prisons, from mental institutions and they are coming in at levels we have never seen before. so i will go in now and sit in front of a case, election interference. this is the way they think they'll get elected.

that control our culture, our music, the arts, the ras count is rising here at columbia university and other american colleges where students are speaking out for palestine and facing a crack down by administrators. they say the protests are anti semitic and create an unfriendly atmosphere for jewish students. but they say they're simply speaking up for their rights and expressing opposition to the government policies, as well as the policies of the university itself. in terms of defense acceleration of the united states right 1st on a global scale with ability by doing that, that supports 900000000000 dollars last year. that is more than 3 times the amount allocated for the entire thing union. while more money is being sent to keep the us national, that is increasing every 2nd, according to republicans in congress. this new spending $60000000000.00 is designated as emergency spending, minute go, meaning it goes straight to our national debt. a national debt that grows every single 2nd to the tune of $8000000000.00 every single day. and by the way, while i was speaking, we have added another $5500000.00 to th

like a buttoned up vest and it shouldn't be if they did the same lockdown in columbia, nyu, and the colleges and universities please you'd have no problem whatsoever, but there you could put tense up. you can stay as long as you want. but this courthouse is locked down. there's not a person within five blocks. they have more police year and i call up new york spiders because that's what they are. >> and they don't want are you doing this they'd like to be straightened conditions and they'd like to be at the colleges and making sure that they don't have what's happened here is what's happening at the colleges is a disgrace all over the world. people are laughing at this. >> this is the worst run country right now, probably anywhere just about, you don't get much worse. >> we have a president who was a disaster we have a president who is the worst president in the history of our country, really have to do is look at the millions of people coming in from prisons from mental institutions and tariffs and coming in levels. we've never seen before. so i'm going to go in down and sit in front of the election interfe

columbia university. among those arrested , ilhan omar's daughter, a member of the us house of representatives , is also seen, as well as a number of students from columbia university and barnard college who participated in the sit-in and protest. they were against the zionist regime and were expelled from these universities. columbia university students. since wednesday , they staged a sit-in in support of the palestinian nation and condemning the attacks of the zionist regime against the people of gaza, and they say that this university supports the crimes of the zionist regime and its officials should completely sever their relations with this regime . hundreds of argentinians staged a demonstration and asked the government of this country to stop supporting the zionist regime and cut off diplomatic relations with this regime. argentine demonstrators holding palestinian flags, an immediate ceasefire and an end to attacks the zionist regime demanded gaza, which led to the martyrdom of more than 34,000 palestinians. javier milli, the president of argentina, openly supports israel and met with the head of the zionist regime during his visit to jerusalem last year. hamas opposes americ

protests on college, i also don't understand why they have also been reports of intimidation and harassment towards jewish people on sutton university college campuses. and that includes columbia university in new york is implemented, the hybrid chevrolet can res, seem to de escalate the pensions. archie correspondent kinda mopping, spoke with activists of the school at the university along with yale and other ivy league institutions. i've had a wave of pro palestine. pro test says campuses are very divided about where students stand on international issues inside the campus. there has been an encampment of pro palestine students. and now, as you can see, the campus has been locked down through the history of this university of being invested in war and invested in the wrong sort of history. um, you can look into the ways that they've invested in vietnam more invested in a part of the heavier one is the space and freedom of religion. i personally will be coming to these gates here tonight to to have a seat or i'm is your student, and it's a on our tv that makes me feel unsafe here. so i will be celebrating pass over here outside the gate. when my goal is to enter the gates, as

columbia university to withdraw its funds from israel and pardon all students who participated in the protests for the liberation of palestine. suppress gatherings that are not limited to columbia university and now to most universities and colleges and even schools america has also arrived. there is a history of suppressing student movements by the police and the army, but today we see police armed with automatic weapons and drone snipers deployed to suppress students who protest non-violently and demand the freedom of palestine . the anti-vietnam war student movement was one of the most influential historical factors in the end of the war. now the american students are once again hoping for an end by continuing their movement. had to sacrifice to ensure that they stand on the right side of history. palestinian sources from the air and artillery attack of the zionist regime this morning nusirat and khanyounos prisons in the center and south of the gaza strip reported. zionist planes targeted khan yunus islamic university in the south of the gaza strip. the planes also bombed a house in zaytoun neighborhood in gaza city. the palestinian ministry of health in the gaza strip has announced that the number of martyrs of the zionist r

that control our culture, our music, the arts, the ras count is rising here at columbia university and other american colleges where students are speaking out for palestine and facing a crackdown by administrators. they say the protests are anti semitic and create an unfriendly atmosphere for jewish students. but they say they're simply speaking up for their rights and expressing opposition to the government policies, as well as the policies of the university of south size. the comfort in the middle east s k is the 5 minutes of the wrong, has pleasure, say his country will not serve as a 2 foot stone agendas. the comments came off out along the way to the thing with the turkish presence shot he would assist and not allowing any force to use the rock of territory as a launch batch for aggression against neighboring countries. just as we sanctify outlines and then the law and aggression that gets to the rocky sovereignty a president and are the ones who visits to a rog, marks a historical and significant development, not just in relations between turkey and iraq, but for the region as a whole. we understand tha

and harassed. what should i say to was a jewish people on a certain us college campuses that includes columbia university in new york. it has implemented the high was scheduling regime to de escalate the tensions on st cause one k with both and spoke with actress at the school of the university along with yale and other ivy league institutions. i've had a wave of pro palestine. pro test says campuses are very divided about where students stand on international issues inside the campus. there has been an encampment of pro palestine students. and now, as you can see, the campus has been locked down through the history of this university of being invested in war and invested in the wrong sort of history. you can look into the ways that they've invested in to be an armoire invested in apartheid space and freedom of religion. i personally will be coming to these gates here tonight to to have a seat or i'm is your student and it's a and a tv that makes me feel unsafe here. so i will be celebrating, pass over here outside the gate. when my students are inside the gate, as a student, i was against the war in vie

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to 70% or so of guilt dot com today more pro-palestinian protests are expected at columbia university and other colleges across the country today, columbia students and their supporters have been demonstrating four days denouncing israel's war in gaza on and around the manhattan campus. >> some of them camping out overnight. >> the nypd arrested more than 100 people on friday a day after the university's president and her colleagues were grilled by house lawmakers over anti-semitism claims a historic win and tennessee for the united auto workers union workers out of volkswagen let's chattanooga plant voted overwhelmingly to join the uaw last night, a major move for the union and its efforts to organize at plants nationwide, 73% of the 3,600 workers cast ballots in favor of joining the union, organizing efforts followed did they follow last year, six-week strike against the big three automakers? that one record pay increases for members. >> north carolina lawmakers are pushing two ban the drug tiana been etienne of teen i'm sorry. also known as gas station heroin. it's found wildly in convenience stores

images up there again well, they lead columbia university to cut ties with an arm of the pentagon that was doing research for the vietnam war. and also some colleges altered or ended military recruiting on campus as a result. and as for those anti-apartheid protests in the 1980s, they lead columbia university in many other colleges to divest themselves from doing business with south africa. and the us government later followed suit, wolf. so these protests you look at what's going on now, a lot of people wondering, can they have a difference in the war and what's going on? >> we'll see bryan todd reporting for us. brian. thanks very much. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. thanks very much for watching the news continues next on cnn tonight on three, 16 protesters defined deadline fines and facing academic sanctions and campuses across the country. the latest live on the pro-palestinian demonstrations, the police response elements of anti-semitism, and the impact this all can have on presidential politics. also tonight to look ahead at what to expect when the trump hush money criminal trial resumes tomorrow morning here in new york, and a rep

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day he was visiting new york city but stayed away from the anti- israel protest at columbia university and other college campuses around the city. kevin? >> kevin: thanks as always, see you again in the nightcap. for now let's bring in tonight's political panel. desiree timms from ohio. love that. along with republican represented from the great state of new york, i want to begin with you, desiree, i want to get your reaction to the president continuing to have interesting conversations, some people would suggest he has lost a step. a little off the fastball, here is what he told howard stern about attending the dinner tomorrow night, when in fact he is referring to a dinner he attended last month, listen to this. >> i'm doing the gridiron dinner on saturday. and one of the things -- the serious thing i will say is that paraphrasing jefferson pack said the choice between what we have and a free press, i picked the free press. >> kevin: anyone can misspeak, it happens to all of us. how concerned are you as a democrat? i know you have to say the right thing and wave the flag, but between us, are you conce

and, kindred spirit, henry pollard, she was a graduate of city college of new york. he served in the nascent u.s. force in the second world war and later earned his ph.d. from columbia university, a man of action as well as scholarship professor carlucci was instrumental in the growth of the conservative party of new. as a scholar, he taught iona college, brooklyn college city college, columbia university and st john's university in new york. we are grateful to the memory of the policies and for the presence of their friends and family. tonight, senator seraphim, multisite clarissa, rocio. michael, michael. michelle and azar arturo. we're also very grateful for the support of athos, a powerhouse literary and publicity agency, and its co-founder, jonathan brzezinski. now, let me tell you, our honoree, a man, whose ideas and reporting are at the vanguard, a counterrevolution against the radicals who have hijacked our nation's institutions. christopher rufo is a senior fellow and the director of the initiative critical race theory at the manhattan. he is a contributing editor at city journal and the author of the new york times bestseller for which we recognize him tonight americ

quite get into it wrong. >> and this is cnn we're back with the breaking news tense protests on us college campuses, new arrest today, breaking just moments ago, columbia university officials announced they have started the process of suspending students who ignored today's 2:00 p.m. deadline to leave the encampment on campus and agree to follow university policies he's all of this threatening to have an impact on the 2024 election. >> let's bring in my political panel to discuss alex as we watch these, these protests unfold across campuses in the president biden just got his worst, his lowest approval rating ever for his handling of the israel-hamas war in gaza are cnn poll shows 71 and percent of registered voters disapproved 28% approve obviously, this is a big issue and really bad for the president when it comes to support among young voters, minority voters democrats how did the sea fix this, if possible? >> i mean, it's really a no win situation. i mean, it's very easy to sort of monday morning quarterback and be well, if he was just more pro-palestine than this would all be fixed. but there's no data that shows that that's true. >> i'll go to the suburbs e

this is a very important building for columbia university and columbia college. this is where the dean of columbia college is. it's where the center where the core curriculum and centerpiece of every student's academic experience. >> i don't feel safe anymore. and, like i was saying, there is security presence on campus and, in fact, they installed like a new security check point outside of butler library; meanwhile, when you walk into butler library, there is already a security desk. again, i don't feel safe because there is so many reports and i have had -- i have talked to people who have confessed on camera that they are getting ids from students. and they are not a student. and then they just swipe in and they even say how public safety doesn't look at the face, the picture of the i.d., they just see that it's a green light and they let you through. and so, there was certainly many people on campus today. there was professional burglars who helped break into hamilton hall. and, again, there is no response from public safety. they were truly nowhere to be foun

explaining the nuances of their authority as protests and counter-protests erupt at columbia university and on colleges across the country, determining when something goes from protected speech to unprotected speech can be very context specific. >> we're making judgment calls. we're doing it to the very best of our ability, and the stakes are high. >> so far, police say no one has been injured in these protests, but they do encourage anyone who thinks they've been assaulted to call the police. take a look at what officials are up against here. these are aerials of columbia university that show what looks like a homeless encampment on their campus. pro-palestinian demonstrators returning to the ivy league school with their tents again on monday. and the protests are spreading. >> the nypd is ready when needed to go back and to help the school out. columbia university or any educational institution in this city. >> the tents and encampments are popping up at campuses at nyu and out in connecticut at yale, officers making arrests there as students continue to protest, jewish students say they're dealing

they fought with police in 1968, students at columbia university and its affiliate barnard college, they took over several campus buildings and even briefly took the dean hostage before police cracked down on them. sometimes violently. the most infamous this episode though, occurred at kent state university in ohio in may of 1970. that's when ohio national guard troops opened fire on student protesters. >> they killed four of them and they injured several others. >> but maybe a better comparison to what's going on now in the tactics of the current protests. well, that can comparison might have taken place in the 1980s, students cross the country, protested on campuses against apartheid in south africa. they called on schools to divest themselves from companies and groups that supported the apartheid regime in south africa. that was much like students are doing now, calling on colleges to divest themselves from israeli companies. and then as now, wolf, columbia university at the very center of that movement, wolfe and brian as far as those protests in the 60s and 80s are concerned, what a

we witnessed sit-ins and protests we were in, for example, columbia university or the university now , the number of universities and colleges that have mass sit-ins and gatherings. it has reached nearly 50 cases all over america, more or less. do you think that what the police did and is doing now will reduce the student protests, will they be able to overcome it, or will these protests increase in the future ? i think in this current stage has no inhibitions. so i think this is something that will continue to happen in america. thank you, i spoke with christopher helali , a writer and researcher from vermont, usa. the defense ministers of the member countries of the shanghai cooperation organization unanimously condemned the crimes committed by the zionist regime, including the attack on the consular section of the iranian embassy in damascus, at the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization. in this meeting, iran's response to operation sadiq promised the zionist regime only a limited warning. with the aim of creating deterrence against supporters. this regime stated that it was a limited warning announcement with t

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and israel's fight is our fight. mike: we've seen more conflict on college campuses and columbia university being the latest example. u make of that? >> in 2024, jewish kids can't go to college and afraid and requesting they study from home because they're so afraid of being harassed. this is a function of the radical left, it's also a function of billions of dollars being spent by the cut reigns leadings and other arab -- qatar and other arab countries and people that turned a behind eye and they've benefited from the billions of dollars flowing into the coffers and here we are in 2024 where it's not safe to go to school. mike: thank you for your time and analysis today. >> thanks, mike, for having me. mike: new arrests as pro palestinian demonstrators at columbia took to the streets for the forth straight day and new protests are brewing this afternoon. live from the campus of new york city, next. ♪ they have you surrounded. just gonna stand there? or are you gonna take your lawn back! we are gonna take it back. with scotts turf builder triple action! it gets three jobs done at once - kills weeds. prevents crabgras

a few days ago, we witnessed sit-ins and protests at, for example , columbia university or the university. now, the number of universities and colleges that have large-scale sit-ins and gatherings has reached nearly 50. do you think there are more or less all over america? the action that the police did and is doing now will cause the students' protests to subside and will they be able to overcome them or will these protests increase in the future ? and we used to have a few, but now we have reached 50 in the future, i am sure that this will expand a lot and more demonstrations will increase, demonstrations against the genocide that is in palestine and for the benefit of the palestinian people, so i think this is something that will continue, it is america, we must not forget. let's say that he is committed to supporting israel. the students are demanding a truce, they are demanding the freedom of the palestinians, and now maybe considering that the elections in the united states are coming up, i think that this will mean biden saying goodbye to the presidency, because there are no more such people who are protesting so much now. he

and gaza is just different. we are here because we are inspired by these base students here to city college in columbia university, throughout the city and the world know these, these courageous students were stand up for just this was done the for what is right. this should be a lesson for the world to stand up in the face of this genocide taking place now in gaza. and this occupation are the different tickets professors are doing is all under the watchful eyes. instantly. there are campus security who have already once tried to shut down this protest area. and then there's the new york police department to set up a light pole on either end of this protest area. and that is so they can light the place up at night if they need to. and sweep the students out with the students. say they're here to stay. john henry and l u 0. new york official is the george washington university in washington, dc for students from at least 8 universities have joined the 4th day of protests. so we remember that this all started on thursday when students multiply university yard and you can see the hard core to protest. there's probab

columbia, escalating concerns about security. student groups like those at other colleges and universities, are demanding columbia divest from companiest do business with israel. but critics highlight anti-semitic hate speech among the demonstrators. new york's mayor, pointing to this image showing a woman with a sign in front of pro-israel protesters reading al-qassam's next targets a reference to hamas military wing. >> there were people outside of campus one time with signs that said death to all jews. that is awful, and nobody should be having to experience that on their campus. >> a big name donor, new england patriots owner robert kraft, now pulling support for the university. kraft saying, i'm no longer confident that columbia can protect its students and staff overnight. columbia announcing classes for the rest of the semester will be hybrid, a combination of in-person and remote due to the security concerns. yesterday at yale, dozens of arrests for protests there and across the country in california, the campus of cal poly humboldt is closed as pro-palestinian protesters overnight barricaded themselves inside a building. repu

columbia university increasing security as pro-palestinian demonstrators rally against the israel-hamas war. the school switching to remote classes, and tonight, protests now spreading to campuses across the u.s. abc's stephanie ramos at columbia tonight. >> reporter: tonight, college campuses scrambling to handle a growing pro-palestinian protest movement. columbia university stepping up campus security and moving classes online. the school's president saying, "we need a reset to de-escalate the rancor." but today, fresh arrests and tensions boiling over on the first night of passover. this israeli assistant professor confronting university officials over being denied access to the main lawn, as school officials tried to separate protesters. >> i am a professor here. i have every right to be on campus. you cannot let people that support hamas on campus and not me. let me in now. >> reporter: it comes after a campus rabbi urged students to stay home saying the school and the nypd "cannot guarantee jewish students' safety." new york mayor eric adams saying he is horrified and disgusted with anti-semitism spewed at and around columbia's campus. pointing to moments like this one showing a women with a sign in front of pro-israel protesters, reading, "al qasam's next t

the one on berkeley's campus is part of a series of demonstrations on college campuses all across the country. at columbia university anddents are demanding universities recognize israel's actions in gaza as genocide. and, cut ties with israeli colleges and companies that supply the country with weapons. >> no campus has decided to digress from investments in israel or companies that do business with israel. this is a political debate where people have strongly divergent views. >> columbia university has said they will offer classes online for the rest of the year to students who feel unsafe on campus. >>> up north at cal poly humbled, students have been asked to stay home and finish their semester online, this after hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters barricaded themselves inside at least two buildings. >>> in the middle east, new propaganda video released by hamas shows berkeley born hostage . cbs news cannot confirm when it was recorded or what kind of pressure he faced. he was captured back in october and the video shows one of his hands is missing. he is one of eight americans still believed to be held by hamas.

if they would stay locked down at columbia and nyu and the colleges and universities, you would have no problem whatsoever. but there, you could put tents up and stay whatever you want. but this thing is locked down. those here, i called them new york's finest because that is what they are, and they do not want to be doing this here. they would like to be at the colleges and making sure they do not have what is happening, because what is happening at the colleges is a disgrace. all over the world, people are laughing at us. you do not get much worse. we have a president who was a disaster, a president who is the worst president in the history of our country. all you have to look at is the millions of people coming in from prisons, from mental institutions, like you have never seen before. i am going to go in now and sit in front of a case, this is the way they think you get elected, but i guess so if you are at my poll numbers. >> [inaudible] >> earlier today, the u.s. supreme court heard oral arguments on whether former from criminal prosecution forune his alleged role in trying to

because he studied at columbia university and was a student of stefan scharf, who was famous for his work and one of the professors, in fact. one of the best schools and colleges of filmmaking teaches there about filmmaking in the world it was in the world at that time columbia university and filmesque. he has a trip to america, the output of which will be a documentary at 25:00 with the collaboration of shahid amini and eshon. he feels that the american society is changing a lot. since then , he has a series of contacts with american critics . in fact , it affects him after september 11, 206, when he again feels that a network of opposition is forming. they know this networking by inviting these people to iran's universities and actually caused the high-level boycott of hajnader and now two of in fact, their colleagues in the new horizon conference, such as the ministry of treasury, have two types of sanctions, one special, non-national, and one special, simply because four people from america, critical people , came forward in the university and spoke in question and answer sessions with young people who may have been so influenced by the advertising atmosph

so secretary cardona, do you believe what is happening to jewish students at columbia and other colleges and universities across this country is okay? >> absolutely not. i think what's happening on our campuses is abhorrent. hate as a place on our campuses, and i'm very concerned with reports of anti-semitism. i have spoken to jewish students who have feared going to class as a result some of the harassment that they're facing on campuses. it's unacceptable and were committed as a department of education adhering to title vi enforcement, we have 137 open cases. we take this very seriously. we increase the number of communications to college campuses to make sure that they have what they need in terms of the law and best practices on how to make sure they're protecting stoops. look, as an educator, lifelong educator protecting students is her number one responsibility. we take that seriously and anti-semitism that we see on campuses unacceptable. >> unacceptable, we agree. so you have 136 cases you said. how long does a case take? i mean by the time this ghost business system, quite frankly it is either g

with the crackdown on increasingly defiant and dangerous protests on college campuses across the country over the war in gaza. tonight, at columbia universitye epicenter of the demonstrations, dozens of pro-palestinian students have barricaded themselves inside a campus building, and they now face expulsion from the ivy league school. a white house spokesman today saying "forcibly taking over buildings is not peaceful, it is wrong." at the university of north carolina in chapel hill, police forcefully removed protesters this morning. more than half of those arrested were not even affiliated with the university. in recent weeks, protests have been staged at more than 60 campuses. more than a thousand people have been arrested. many protesters are calling for the schools to taught ties with companies linked to israel and to be transparent about their investments. cbs's tom hanson leads us off tonight from columbia university in manhattan. >> reporter: dozens of pro-palestinian protesters smashed their way into hamilton hall on the campus of new york's columbia university earlier this morning. >> they barricaded themselves in. they brought cha

and puppy food bank will send you a very nice gift. >> trace: any moment now had his big mega johnston was due from columbia university as and to israel protests rock college campuses across the country, looking at the university of southern california on the right-hand side of your screen, left-hand side you can clearly see columbia university, this is a coast-to-coast thing that has been happening for the better part of the week. but it is now taking up in places like los angeles where we saw the northern california, they made their way down to southern california. let's bring it back to a national correspond or, kind of focusing on the university california, southern california right now. let's go to the white house, let's listen in, hold on soon columbia is a private institution, we have been very consistent here but not commenting on personal matters, do something for him come to university board to speak to and the president to make those decisions. won't comment on that, that is all bc the speakers privilege to speak for himself and what he sees. look, i would say more broadly, as that of those moments ago this is a deeply painful, painful moment fo

university of minnesota. protests and anti-israel sentiment in middle america, almost all came from columbia university, from the teachers colleger frankfurt school. columbia has been teaching teachers how to be anti-american and anti-israel for decades, it should not surprise us columbia has a big problem with terrorist flags being flown on their campus and from the river to the sea is who they are. critical theory is that school theory. this is oppress or oppressed and we know where everybody falls. >> ainsley: she said in an op ed. calling for genocide of people whether israelis, palestinians, jews, muslims has no place in a university community. it is unimaginably harmful. your response? >> will: i'm sorry i laughed about pete's ivy league education. fox and friends weekend, it can serve as an insult. pete's education is well served, he takes us through history which he put in his book. this happened over a century, not a few months. pete gives us a perspective is that allows us to have well of had earned cynicism. with well-earned cynicism, let me say here are good things this president of columbia is saying. she's not an i