if you're not giving it to emory, but could emory - delivers.ory have done more this season to win the title? i don't think he could have done more. he was right into the level but unfortunately in an industry and a sport, performance—based, how can the person who has delivered for premier league �*s in a row not get manager of the season? i know you'll say we expected that from pep and his team and what he's done, but we've never seen that before, but ultimately unfortunately because it's the trophy, because it's the title, if he can do that that would obviously give him the nod and make a manager of the season. finally, just before we go — you may have seen sports stopped by dogs or cats running onto the field of play... but how about this? in a baseball game between the st lucie mets and bradenton pirates, a turtle made its way onto the pitch and halted play. they say slow and steady wins the race, but this turtle must have had turbo turned on, and tried to evade the outfielders, before eventually being taken off the field safely. heroes retu

joining us for a view from their campuses are the managing editor of news for the emory wheel at emoryrsity, the student life reporter for the daily californian at uc berkeley, and editor-in-chief and president of the brown daily herald at brown university. welcome to you three. thanks for joining us. spencer, you have said it has been extremely tense on campus at emory. tell me why. what does it look and feel like? >> over the last five days, we have had a series of protests in response to the war in gaza and also in response to the police going to campus on thursday and arresting 20 members of the emory community, including 20 people that are directly students or faculty at the university. amna: when you say it's tense, what does that mean? what does it look and feel like? >> every day, people are on edge when there are emory police coming to campus. a lot of the student protesters and students for socialism have been affected by the way that the protests were handed on thursday and have been scared of student protests and additionally, i believe a lot of jewish students on campus ar

no confidence on emory's president, greg fenves the vote comes just over a week after 28 people were arrested during a pro-palestinian demonstrations on campus of those 28 who were arrested 20 of them had connections to the school in his initial statement, emory president gregory fenves had said that the group was outside agitators, which was inaccurate his statement was criticized as was his decision to call in police officers with the atlanta police department and troopers from georgia state patrol. >> now this vote of no confidence is not legally binding, but the results will make make their way to the board of trustees and they have the discretion to remove fenves if they wish. we reached out to emory university and this is what they're telling us in a statement saying, quote, while we take any concerns expressed by members of our community seriously, there are wide range of perspectives being shared within the emory community. those pro-palestinian demonstrations continue on murray's campus. they polantz, you, cnn atlanta mick, thank you very much. >> hope hicks, once one of don

those pro-palestinian demonstrations continue on emory's campus. they polantz, you, cnn, atlanta. >> nick, thank you so much. the biden administration is ramping up its response to the unrest on college campuses yesterday, education secretary miguel cardona sent a letter to university presidents condemning antisemitism. >> cnn's can we lead to shallows joining us now from wilmington, delaware? good morning to you, camila, the biden administration has been slow to respond to these campus protests. tell us more about what's in this letter will amara, the education secretary miguel cardona strongly condemned the anti-semitic incidents that are happening on college campuses across the country. >> and this letter just really encapsulates what president biden and what his top officials, what their stance is when it comes to these college let's protests. that is, they believed that there is no place for hateful rhetoric or for violence on college campuses. now there's a part of a letter that really encapsulates and really gets to this part. and it says i

university and executive board member of emory students of justice in palestine. kendall gardner, a student at oxford university in england, who is a member of oxford action for palestine on christopher lacquer bessie, a, ph. d student at the university of chicago, where he organizes with students for justice in palestine. welcome to you. oh, last week we add all fast episode on the global student movement for gaza. this is a comment from one of off you is to the establishment couldn't give the movements a bats up pushed and fuel. then by sending a violent cups on peaceful protest is this force is on stuff dable. it has become a global fight of this generation, a symbol of rebellion, but global majority can identify with. there is no coming back. me some i want to ask you about your campus income and which was met with some very serious violence. why do you think that isn't? do you connect that to all the struggles that you engaged in? for example, that with regards to comp city. yes, 100 percent. i do just to provide some broader context. so every university invests in a program ca

because particularly at emory that is some controversy and karine jean-pierre was talking about thatther news broke today which is the department of justice has emory university in its crosshairs or possible civil rights violations against muslim americans. a lot of america is asking where is the civil rights investigation into what has been going on regarding jewish students? >> i mean, it's just insane, john, thank you for having me on. it's typical of the biden administration, the spokesperson just talk for close to 2 minutes about this issue and i have no idea where they stand. the president when he should have said something and stood strong two weeks ago just did it last night. that is the problem with the administration. you don't have clarity. nobody knows where they stand and to have the justice apartment opening investigation, what they should have been doing over a week ago wasn't doing like us, standing with the president to keep the campus secure. to keep all students safe and to go after people who were trespassing and violating the law as well as damaging the campus. >

is reporting a 360% spike in anti-semitic attacks, since october 7th, and for one business on the emoryisn't just a statistic, of course, it is a reality, fox news correspondent madison spoke with that business owner. >> here in atlanta has jewish owners emory is one of the many schools where police shut down anti-israel protest. store owners tell us that ever since october th store has been getting threatening e-mails, calls, and people are vandalizing they say since the start of all of these protests, things are getting worse. one person threat to come to burn us and they hate israel and hate all of the jews and we deserve to die. reporter: husband and wife owners started displaying israeli flag in the store since the start of war. and they say sales went down while attacks went up. for example, the store received an e-mail last week saying in part, quote, your store is going down unless you will stop supporting a country that murders, tortures and commits a genocide. another incident from last month, you can see a man who appears to be wearing turban splattering paint on the back of

universities and campuses where the confrontation became truly violent, this is footage from atlanta, emoryot only students but also teachers suffered, despite attempts to explain to them that they work here, the police did not pay attention to this and used force against... including women who work at this university. but this is footage taken at the university of austin in texas. the police, in full gear, wearing protective equipment, went to storm of this university, to the assault campus, in order to eliminate the tent city there. however, action gives rise to reaction and for now somewhere. of course, no one, but here’s an interesting point, they are asked, but explain in general what an intifada is, they cannot answer, so you are calling for an intifada, but do you know what an intifada means, what it is, what an intifada is? these parallels with blm become even stronger when the entire infrastructure of this protest begins to be seen. 4 years ago, when after the murder in minneapolis. america was on fire with george floyd, they also saw something similar, tents were set up, everyone

universities and such campuses, where the confrontation became truly violent, this is footage from atlanta, emoryy, where not only students, but also teachers suffered, despite attempts to explain to them that they work here, the police did not pay attention to this and applied. actions until somewhere the police manage to take control of the situation or somewhere the university leadership manages to come to an agreement with the students, in other places the situation is becoming more and more aggravated, and of course, as i already he said, here it strongly depends on the state, for example, in liberal california or in the state of new york, they largely turn a blind eye to what is happening, and in some places these tent cities are even being turned into... seriously take up arms, of course, no one, but here’s an interesting point, they are asked, but explain in general what antifada is, they cannot answer, so you are calling for an intifada, but do you know what intifada means, what it is, what an intifada is? these parallels with blm become even stronger when it becomes obvious throw the en

students at emory university near atlanta at. or resisting arrest may result in uses of force and orcriminal charges. universities across the us, they want an end to the war on gaza and for their school to divest from israel clearing the courtyard, arresting all who refused to leave. after five-hour standoff, this is what is left of the solidarity camp. now students on other campuses are left wondering if they are next, and so as these protesters are raising the seed on now, l the now, we want justice, you say, and the occupation now, and the occupation. able to show you now the clear up of the location where the campsite was uh for the of course taking the rubbish away and a cleanup ongoing how can i help we can have two hands of the same hair of the same color at the same price . there is only one hand left of this hair style with the same color . that's why it came to serai takhti. this is that here are discount heads and all the accessories here have a special discount in addition to the iranian sarai discounts, then when will these purchases reach us? there is a discount in tahf

students at emory university near atlanta faced serious criticism on may 6 . the national media hosted the deputy minister of employment of the ministry of labor on the subject of the favorable current situation of employment in the year of the production leap with the participation of the people. the deputy minister of employment development of the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare announced the fulfillment of the commitment of 97 job creation last year and said: the job security bill in the government board. it was approved and sent to the parliament . in short, it means that workers in the workplace they should feel that their work is continuous , it is stable, if the rules are followed in every working environment, this is related to wide components , it does not end only with the relationship between the worker and the employer in the workshop environment, which is only the responsibility of the ministry of labor, but whatever it is within the authority of the ministry of labor, now its details must be announced by our colleagues regarding

plastic bullet stun guns have faced serious criticism when arresting students at emory university nearmay 6. stay with us with the news at 16:00. the number of students and faculty members detained in america exceeded 2400 people. at the university of california , the police arrested dozens of pro-palestinian students. at least 25 students due to the attack of the security forces and supporters of the zionist regime, they were injured and taken to the hospital. the new york times reported.

biden, by the way, brought a title vi civil rights act a against emory university, it was islamophobiae department and the civil rights act of 1964 to bring islamophobia case at emory university in "hotlanta". >> and you know why they're doing that, because they're trying to balance out the pro-israel things that they say with something else. they're trying to make the pro-israel people happy with the occasional denunciation, often in the same breath as some equivocation or some false equivalency, then they have something else, oh, don't worry, we're not if totally on their side because we're throwing you this bone. the problem is -- and i made this point earlier -- they keep alienating the pro-israel majority. especially the people who care about that issue most. they're disgusted, horrified by what they're saying -- seeing around the country -- larry: 80%, that's a big number. >> but they're pandering to the 20 percent, and the 20% call this man genocide joe. you're not going to placate a screaming, pro-terrorism mob by some title vi thing at the doj. they don't care about that. they

literally torn out, cracks and shots are heard, the police used rubber bullets in another video, also from emorylice officers are holding a young man handcuffed while another electrocutes him. shockers, here's noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department. the police take her to handcuffed. according to cnn's calculations, student protests in support of the palestinians began in mid-april. more than one and a half thousand people have already been detained, even where student protests were peaceful. perhaps the most famous arrest was a protester from texas who came to a rally with a lizard. as a result , both were detained. the palestinian issue in the united states and europe has been seized upon by the very left and youngest part of society. unwavering support for israel. and now the intention of the international criminal court to issue an arrest warrant for netanyahus many people sympathize with my comrade. the answer of the accused: criticism of the israeli state is malicious anti-semitism, a university that has been bred into its own... sponsors promise orc-conclusions, and the us congres

serious criticism after using pepper bullets, guns and plastic bullets when arresting students at emoryversity near atlanta on may 6. this traffic is under these signs. how many minutes have you been in the traffic ? i think it will be 20 minutes. what is the reason ? it is crowded here. i think it is because of the exhibition. now it is 20 minutes of traffic . they should think about it. it would be better if the tehran international exhibition is located in the north of the capital. that people say and the police say volumes his usual traffic will increase, which is clear and characteristic of holding an exhibition at any level , even the least popular, the most popular, which creates very serious problems, even the least popular, when the departure starts at 3:30, 4 in the afternoon. it is the exit time of region 1 and region 3, and shahid chamran to the west of sangin and yadgar to the south , this time the exhibition should be added to it. one solution is to create another exhibition center outside. it was the city of aftab exhibition in the south of the capital, which was opened i

louis emory university, even at columbia university itself. so the question we have to be asking ourselves is, what is prompting a police to be choosing how to delegate a certain uses of force and why is it being delegated so unfairly? so i think a lot about a quote from the late uh sinead o'connor, who said that it is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society. how to just those are the only subject of a successful person to the full lot of television. as you have to look at me, i'll go through what you're like. yeah, we can break the rules of us. but i mean, why then do you think that you have a democratic, the democratic politicians are that way. the best students of liberalism sending in police to shoot rubber bullets, rubber coated steel bullets of the students. and then you have biden, basically trashing your call simply for them to genocide what's going on. and i think the politicians understand that fundamentally they are the ones that are continuing to engineer the conditions that we are protesting against.

example that was from columbia university, or that university professor of philosophy that we saw at emory university? well, according to their own comments, they generally become from teaching at my university, mr. abbasi. i was able to meet face-to-face and talk with the people that i was negotiating with for more than two weeks, and their question is how new is this phenomenon and how long has it existed in the past, and what will happen. it means that all of us are seeing the intensity of the protests and maybe we will see images that have never been seen before. now, what will be the result of this? is there a presence that slowly fades away, or can it be effective, and now what is the goal that it wants to achieve? there is a general point , which is foreign policy. being against vietnam and the vietnam war, we came forward in the iraq war, in the afghanistan war, two-thirds in the afghanistan war, and now they have the justification of september 11, for example, fifty percent , even now we see in the story of the gaza war, in no way this strategy that the united states united and mr

>> reporter: also tonight, emory university announcing it will move its main commencement off campus, citing safety concerns. >> why are you doing this? >> reporter: last month police clashed with demonstrators there. meanwhile, commencement season marked by disruptions. a pro-palestinian protester covered in fake blood stormed northeastern university's stage this weekend. >> divest! >> reporter: while demonstrators marched through the university of michigan ceremony. at ucla today dozens of arrests. demonstrators calling on the school to divest from israel, marching and holding sit-ins. the administration saying classes would move fully remote the same day campus was supposed to be back to business as usual after police cleared an encampment there last week. today officers called in to clear tents at uc san diego. police arresting 64 protesters. nbc news now tracking protests at more than 75 campuses nationwide. arrests close to 2,500. protesters at the university of chicago erecting a fence around their camp after negotiations with the administration collapsed overnight. faculty cal

the ceremony weeks after dozens of gaza solidarity protestors were arrested at emory university in atlanta, the school announced that commencement would be held in a non descript sports center about 40 kilometers from campus no matter how or if they celebrate their graduation. this season of protest will be an indelible memory for the class of 2020 for rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles. the other well he's now in the 3rd phase of india is general election is taking place. and 11 states, including the home state to 5 minutes, to arrange for moody voted any on tuesday. the 1st 2 phases of voting. having mod, by no vote to turn out navigations of bias, really 1000000000 people are eligible to costs benefits during the 6 weeks of voting. this is india's cost system, which divides the majority into community as defined, regional politics. engine government has failed to give visas talent, as it was correspondence to cover the story. so we've been forced to report from outside the country on eco soon sheriff has more no fall from the same as taj mahal in the move in indian state. just looking for

the ceremony weeks after dozens of gaza solidarity protestors were arrested at emory university in atlanta, the school announced that commencement would be held in a non descript sports center for about 40 kilometers from campus. no matter how or if they celebrate their graduation. this season of protest will be an indelible memory for the class of 2024. rub reynolds l g 0. los angeles. the very 1st phase of india is general election is being held in 11 states, including the home state of prime minister and the remote e. he cast his ballots early on, choose day. this is the 3rd phase, excuse me, not the 1st. and the 1st 2 of the 7 phase elections, all lower voter turnout compared to previous polls. nearly a 1000000000 people are eligible to vote during the 6 week election. now, the engine government has failed to get visas to address the risk correspondence to cover the story. so we've been forced to report from outside the country and for years, the cast system that divides the majority hensley community has defined regional politics in india's most popular states. because i'm sure it has

emory in atlanta, today, moving graduation 20 miles off campus. >> i'm just really sad, you know. i'm the year of 2020, so the pandemic uprooted our entire senior year of high school and didn't have a graduation for that. and then freshman year here was completely online. >> reporter: it comes amid protests at graduations. on this northeastern university livestream, students flashed messages on their phones, calling on the school to divest from israel. at the university of michigan, students marching through the aisles. overhead, a banner flown in support of israel. after more than 2,400 arrests on dozens of campuses, tonight, new crackdowns. police raiding an encampment at uc, san diego, arresting more than 60 people. ucla today arrested more than 40 protesters in this school parking garage. and david, back here at columbia university, even though the lawn is cleared, the university-wide graduation is canceled. the university saying they will focus on smaller ceremonies by school. police do have authorization to be on campus through those graduation festivities, david. >> david:

. >> hello, emory university here in atlanta is one place where they shut down encampments. there's a cookie shop and has jewish owners, they've been having threatening e-mails and calls and people are vandalizing it and since the protests things of getting worse. >> and they opened the door, saw the flag, we won't shop here, you're murderers, support genocide and we're going to tell everyone. and pulled them away don't buy here, they're murderers. >> the husband and wife owners moved to the u.s. from israel a few years ago and ids. they started displaying an israeli flag since the start of the war and things went downhill from there. >> here is one incident from last month. you can see a man appears to be wearing a turban splattering paint on the back of the building. police caught the guy and they say that the threats and attacks like this happen two to three times a week and they're not alone. according to the latest data from the anti-defamation league, 60% of all anti-semitic attacks last year happened after the start of the israeli-hamas war. another example happened l

if president trump goes to rikers, emory allen is tried to get a ballot and vote for him because donaldere. i think impress them. he really is the kind of guy where people respond to. in the end, there is no case here. there is no crime here. this is about the abuse of process. and they haven't touched him. this whole trial. david packer, the lawyer, this old guy. nobody has connected anything to do with donald trump. it is almost pathetic at this point. i think what president trump was saying, go forward, buddy. the constitution is more important. you are going to prove to the country and the world that you are turning this place into the third world country and a kangaroo court. do it, and you will pay the price for the last thing i will say is the only thing that is approved beyond a reasonable doubt is that everyone hates michael cohen. >> dana: that is for sure. greg, i have a message from the democrats are no judges coming to save them. even if that were to happen, it is not going to save them from an election in november. speeches every time they try to do something in trump know

she's a professor of american -- african american studies at emory university and the award- winninghor of multiple books including one person, no vote. have voter suppression is destroying our democracy. i want to cut to the chase. we know that the demographics, based off of census bureau data, project that by 2030 georgia will be in majority minority state. can you make the connection very plainly between how that has a very clear correlation to many of the voter suppression laws that we are seeing emerge in that state right now? >> absolutely. there is a history of this. whenever you have a massive demographic shift, he sees voter suppression laws put in place and under the guise of protecting democracy from massive rampant voter fraud and useful in targeted language to do so. what happened after the 2020 election, i remember, in 2021, january 5th, we had a runoff election that put in jon ossoff and raphael warnock that flipped the senate. on january 6th we had the insurrection in january 7th you had the republicans in the georgia state legislature talking about having legislation

at emory university in atlanta drones caught what appears to be a battalion of students training on how the line against riot cops. maxine waters, no relation, told us trump voters are training for violence in the hills. we haven't found any evidence of that but if there were tapes of guys in maga shadowboxing in the quad, it would've played a loop until election. the arab antifa may look goofy and weak sprinting around with homemade shields and helmets like a renaissance fair but these videos are reminiscent of al qaeda training videos we watched during the war on terror. remember those? angry unathletic skinny little men who with strength and numbers and a little determination can pack a powerful punch. they only have to be right once. the campus caliphate is growing and could be dangerous, like when they seized a building at columbia and held a janitor hostage. he's scared to go back to work. >> i was ready to go to work and last-minute i said no, i'm not going, i'm not going. i got bad vibes for some reason and i said you know what, i said i'm not going. i don't feel comfortable. an

then goes back to the sideline, his mother is an esteemed physicist, okay, ethical physicist from emorye's all our role in this world is to be the wind beneath the wings of our husbands. >> you know when i was watching this i tried to put myself in the position of one of his students and i thought, just big picture here, this is a moment to inspire your audience, impart some hard- earned wisdom, and i was like, i would just be baffled sitting there for -- if you even agree with him, it's just like it's so weird to take that platform and use it -- i mean but it worked because it was trolling and now we are talking about him. >> the majority of the audience did like it. the majority of the country does not. what do you think about it? >> a couple of things. i'm offended when people talk about the role of motherhood. as a single woman who didn't have kids, because i think lots of nurturing aspects go with other kinds of work. that's the first thing. the second thing is you said the nfl even came out against it and this is the quote. his views are not that of the nfl as an organization. the

emory university here in atlanta is one of the schools where police shut down anti- israel protests.ookie shop just off of campuses jewish owners they actually moved to atlanta from israel just a few years ago. they tell us that since october 7 they have been receiving threatening anti- somatic phone calls, e-mails, people have gone so far to walk in the store and spit on the ground. they also tell us since the protest began things are getting worse. the couple's or display a link and is really flag in the store since the start of the war. they say things went downhill from there. here is just one incident from last month. take a look at this you can see a man who appears to be wearing a turban splattering paint on the back of the building the owner's essay police caught the guy but say threats and attack like this happen to -- three times a week. >> i don't know if it's only students or only not students. it's kind of a combination. but i believe it's a small group. i believe we are strong and we are fighting back whatever it is we are fighting back. history won't repeat itself we a

outside of it and i think, you know, this is to go to your point, picture of this economic successor at emoryversity. we don't usually see of economic professors. i'm a white economics professors and what happens -- yeah, you're right. you step outside of this and then you realize actually that maybe these identities don't actually protect you if politically you veered too far off and then maybe it makes you think differently about where your solidarity actually lies so i think that's a question that some younger americans jews are having to face now. as it happens today, protest led by friends of mine in israel who are arrested of group of rabbis, american and israeli rabbis trying to bring to border with gaza arrested and potentially with harsh repurr cushions and they are seeing in israel the same point how much actually does the jewish state build on the claim of jewish safety and what kind of safety does that look like if you challenge the state in the name of the beliefs that you have. >> that video was pretty incredible. oh, my god, oh, my god. that's what it looks like to discover a p

. >> bill: at emory university in atlanta, georgia. this guy came in from statesville, north carolina carrying knives and pepper spray canister and found a axe, hatchet. two knives and survival gear in his car. >> those are the foot soldiers. they travel around the country. they aren't necessarily dumpster diving. the point i would make now that apparatus is in place. a spider web of funding mechanisms. they know how to get the money and communicate. and one day after something like this happens they all have the same tents and placards and organized and know where to show up and how to communicate. their communications are set up. something we should be aware of. may day today, may one. a lot of communists. we'll see popping off. also the israelis are going into rafah, it will happen. you think they are angry now. wait until the israelis are in rafah doing cleanup operations that will be messy by definition and we're leading into the dnc and we'll be with this story for a while. >> dana: this is madison, wisconsin. you talked about th

usc has canceled its main commencement, and emory university will hold its graduation ceremony at an off campus site, as police advised. that's all. according to the school's president. >> we are following new developments in the middle east, where the israeli military says it is conducting targeted strikes against hamas in southern gaza. the war has driven most of gaza's population from the northern part of the territory to rafah in the south. an estimated 1 million people are living in tents and in overcrowded apartments in rafah, the israeli military warned more than 100,000 people in advance of today's airstrikes. >> israel says it wants to be able to fully control the border crossing from egypt into gaza to monitor all aid coming into the territory. meantime, protesters are taking to the streets in tel aviv. the demonstrators are urging the israel government, israeli government, rather to accept a proposed cease fire agreement brokered by egypt and qatar. hamas says it has agreed to the terms of the deal, but israel's government says the deal is, quote, far from israel's essenti

emory university today it announced that it would move its commencement from its campus quad in atlanta to a suburban area, but others, including the university of michigan, indiana university and northeastern has pulled off ceremonies. but just a few disruptions and in national news protest over the war in gaza have just overwhelmed many college campuses across the country and lawmakers on capitol hill are divided on how to handle all this unrest. we'll get the latest now from our washington, d.c., correspondent maddie beer-temple. >> both republicans and democrats, a violent protest is unacceptable, but they disagree over how president biden and some universities have responded. with graduation season under way. police are stepping in on some college campuses to clear encampments and break up clashes over the israel-hamas war. they should not have been allowed to fester on campus for 2 weeks. arkansas republican senator tom cotton told abc universities have been too slow to act. the liberal politicians refused to the police to clear them out the very first day the president addressed

emory university announced today that it would move its commencement from its campus quad in atlanta to a suburban area, but others, including the university of michigan, indiana university and northeastern have pulled off ceremonies with few disruptions and these pro-palestinian soon. activists at usc say they're not even after the la pd cleared up their encampment over the weekend. and this is students are preparing to graduate this week. officers moved in about 4 in the morning yesterday and alumni park has more than 100 protesters had pitched tents and were holding up signs. officers quickly cleared out the protesters. there were no arrests and this was the second police crackdown on campus in less than 2 weeks. stay with us here on kron 4 on air and online for the latest information on the war between israel and hamas. details about what's going on on the campuses. also the latest on hostages. it's all on our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll talk now about our bay area weather forecast with this lovely picture here. looking out towards the north bay. looks great out there today. n

usc also canceled commencement here in los angeles emory university in atlanta, changing the location of its ceremony internet, i guess it's dangerous i mean, what can i tell you these kids are such drama queens i mean, the student editors at the columbia law review said that were the ones who agitated for canceling the finals. they said because the violence of the police clearing, it wasn't violent left them it irrevocably shaken even if you were this fragile, would you say it out loud you would today i would because we live in a culture where if you can portray yourself as the victim and as the person has been taken advantage of it somehow has cultural and political currency. so they're just doing what they see. politicians do every day. >> but it's not, it's not just it's not just he looked just the fragility is the narcissism. >> i mean, who the hell is so badly brought up that they honestly believe that if they holler on a corner of a campus in america. the war cabinet in israel is going to stop like maybe benjamin netanyahu, whatever you thinking does not take his lead from a 19

. >> emory university saw professors there who were detained, one saying, quote, "i felt like i was ine with all the police and their weapons, the rubber bullets, and more." >> hundreds of officers on columbia's campus tonight after the university asked them to clear out pro-palestinian protesters who had set up an encampment and taken over a building just last night. >> i've covered many protests here in new york city. i have never seen a response like this, a mobilization like this, the way nypd came in with such force. >> drones allowed us to do a complete analysis of the hamilton building. encryption of our radios, because they were not able to monitor and hear our deployment tactics, it allowed us to have the element of surprise. >> seth: element of surprise? did you see footage of the police approaching the school? usually when there are that many police together at one time, bane's about to trick them into the gotham city tunnels. [ laughter ] and not to get sidetracked on a plot point from 2012's "dark knight rises" but why did the whole police department go into the tunnels at

a cookie shop right by emory university here in atlanta has jewish owners, and em if ory is one of the many schools are police -- where police shut down anti-israel protests. since october 7th the owner says the store has been receiving threatening e-mails, calls, and people are vandalizing it. and they say since all the protests, things have gotten worse. >> one person called in threat us that he will come and burn us. and he said that he hate israel and hate all the jews and we deserve to die. >> reporter: the husband and wife owners started displaying an israeli flag in the store since the start of the war, and they say sales went down while attacks went up. for example, the store received an e-mail last week saying in part, quote: your store is going down unless you will stop supporting a country that murders, tortures and commits a genocide. they say threats and attacks like this happen two to three times a week, and heir not alone. less than a month if ago an anti-israel protester appeared in court after officials arrested her for allegedly threatening to murder a city council me

to 369369 i had to come with emory in tokyo and this hi, i'm becky anderson, not a london for you. >> more on our breaking news from iran, iranian news agencies say the government, there has convened an urgent meeting following the announcement that a uranium president ebrahim raisi has died in a helicopter crash. his chair now that meeting was left vacant and eight black sash was placed in his memory. >> eight other people on board were also killed, including iran's foreign minister iranian officials say the helicopter ran into trouble in heavy fog on sunday. >> it was returning from a trip to the iran as the by xian border where the president had attended a ceremony for the opening of new dam. this video shows president raisi during that trip onboard a helicopter over the weekend. he was elected shin 2021 and iran's government is expected to move quickly to organize a new election for his replacement. what earlier we spoke with our chief international and click christiana on poor. she noted how this could not come at a more unstable time for iran or the region as a whole those inter

so, cornell, columbia, emory, for example, all the way to brag about their history of radical student the vietnam war era. cornell actively celebrates an armed takeover of a campus building in 1969. they did a year's worth of programming for it in the 50th anniversary. likewise, columbia celebrates its student protests from 1968, which involved the takeover of a campus building that was recently taken over by protesters again. and yet now they, you know, after bragging about this history, they want to crack down on contemporary protesters at this very moment, which seems to me deeply hypocritical. lisa: another example i know you highlighted this weekend was at the university of virginia even as police were moving in on protesters, the university was holding a symposium of its own massive resistance in the past. how do you know you're not cherry picking these specific examples from these universities? when you talk to student and faculties there, do they say that this was part of their motivation for going to campus? tyler: oh, yeah, absolutely. i talked to a number of current faculty

marielle dusek is the asa griggs candler of law at emory university, a leading scholar of legal history in the united states in the world is the author of wartime an idea its history and its consequences and her next going to war an american history is under contract with oxford university and is very eagerly anticipated by some of us in this room. so as a saw, as a historian, i'll for myself as a historian, i like to start at beginning. and if we start at the beginning, maybe we could talk and today with a little bit of discussion, the beginning of the korean war, it's partly, i think for many americans, it's an episode of the cold war. but it's also war of decolonization. it's a war of nationalism. it is a war with so many individual threads, each of which become magnified and intensified as. they become entangled. so it might be an unfair question, but i love the question anyway. and i wanted to just ask each of our panelists, when did the korean begin? would you should i start? you can go right ahead. thank you. thank you, for inviting me to this colloquy. it's a great privilege to

institutions failed to protect and target students protesting the war in gaza, including demonstrations at emory university in atlanta. >> we have seen university leaders introduce arbitrary school policies, cancel events featuring palestine and palestinian and pro-palestine speakers, and even call police against their own students who are peacefully and legitimately protesting. >> the report also includes several recommendations, most notably for universities to immediately begin negotiations with student protesters and to establish accountability measures so that the negotiations are respected by all parties. we won't stop till never get trump to go. >> anti-war demonstrators today targeted google's flagship conference in mountain view. protesters want to stop google's so-called project nimbus. it's an ai surveillance software that protesters claim is being used by the israeli government to target civilians in gaza. google has refuted that allegation. the protests come as google held its developers conference in mountain view today. >> speaking of which, abc seven news reporter zach fuentes ha