we just heard from new york city mayor briefly, eric adams.e said today there were more than 108 arrests at columbia university. the situation in the middle east has left many of us pained and angry that does not give you the right to harm others or put people in danger. now, this is a police commissioner, edward cabin. let's listen to him. >> these arrests were made without incident and we will now let the rest of the criminal justice system run its course. our executives also on the scene can provide further details if necessary. >> now i will take a couple of on topic questions. [[inaudible] question] >> out of the 108, some were trespass and two of them got trespass summonses as well as oji which is obstruction of governmental administration. yes, her daughter was arrested. she was also charged with trespass. she will be getting a summons. so it was a summons for a trespass and then two got the trespass as well as charge of obstruction of governmental administration. >> the two had the ojts had oats and no one is getting through. >> columb

new york city mayor eric adams says some protest, hate speech. protesters used hate speech that praise come out with chants of quote, we don't want zionist here i've seen anti-israel chance filled with profanities such as this could be heard one of those condemning the anti-semite submitted rhetoric at columbia university in new york city. mayor eric adams, and may are adams joins us now maire adams, thanks for joining us on sunday, you released a statement, part of which reads, quote, i have instructed the nypd to investigate any violation of law that is reported rest assured. the nypd will not hesitate to arrest anyone who was found to be breaking the law. but you also said columbia university and is a private institution on private property, which means the nypd cannot have a presence on campus unless specifically requested by senior university officials. do you think columbia is doing enough to protect its students, especially it's student, jewish students. and you worry that sending an nypd might actually inflame matters well before so i wan

and eric adams needs to stop calling out abbott and start calling abbott and costello because the mayor has come up with a very funny bit. let's bring in chicago residents along with former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf, think you both for coming here, to you first, for cities and states to blame governors what is happening at the border, disingenuous at the very best this is one of those things where we all know the border was open and the ability for closing it belongs to the federal government, creation this is president biden's [ inaudible ] quotes of the president of the united states, of the current president of the united states. and as i previously stated all it takes is an executive order. new york's mayor is blaming governor have it. and so was chicago's mayor. the difference between the two mayors is that this chicago mayor is still deleting -- doubling down on saying that we have grown, as a matter fact he recently said that it was economically an official to have migraines here in chicago. so make that sense. on the heels of baking the federal government to s

it’s interesting that the current mayor, eric adams, came to power fighting crime.in opponent was curtis sliwa, this is very a well-known, charismatic new york character, he has been known since the eighties, that is, since the times of rampant crime in the largest metropolis of the united states, now liberal authorities often with... compare that time and the present, compare the figure and say that crime was then was much larger, but then they fought against it much more, it’s not for nothing that the mayor is so popular.” what is the value of the broken windows theory he applied in practice, according to which the fight against petty crimes was prevention in order to reduce more serious crime, now this is how rudolph giuliani is sometimes greeted on the street in new york, and almost 40 years have passed, you have cleaned up the city. i used to not be able to go into harlem or take the subway, and you made it possible. rudolf julian's weapons had harsh methods, for example, there was the practice of “stop the searches”. she was later subjected to harsh criticism

we were leaving you eric adams to please identify and route them out.onto this, the white house may not want to talk about it, but president biden why a claim last week about the death of his uncle during world war ii is not going away. >> he got shot down in new guinea and they never found the body because they used to be a lot of cannibals in that part of new guinea. >> emily: for real. press secretary told reporters it was inappropriate to ask a joke about that story, but the minister is not joking, his response said that it might have been the slip of the tongue, however my country does not deserve to be labeled as such. the remains of world war ii world war ii lie scattered all of our country, including the pain that carried president biden's uncle, perhaps giving president biden's comment and the strong reaction and other parts of the world, it is time for the united states to find as many remains of world war ii within p&g as possible, including those of servicemen who lost their lives like ambrose finnegan. lisa, a massively respectful and fitti

the mayor's office declined our request for an interview, but eric adams has publicly stated new yorkitical use of this technology is on the rise around the world. henry ajder is an authority on deepfakes and ai. this isn'tjust a western phenomenon, it's really global. and one that really springs to mind happened in india, where a bjp candidate — that's the ruling party — used a similar technology to essentially speak different regional dialects that he couldn't actually speak. and in this example, it wasn't disclosed clearly to the audience that this was ai—generated. and when it emerged that it was, the actual bjp party disowned this use and kind of decried it as something that they didn't want. and then, more recently, in indonesian elections that happened earlier this year, we saw an avatar of a synthetically—resurrected deceased previous leader coming back to endorse one of the candidates. president indonesia... but in the argentinian elections late last year, we saw both candidates using ai—generated images to depict the opponents as weak — but also to embolden themselves, makin

the new york city, eric adams, the police force has every right. i hope this happens in as proportional and measured away as possible. otherwise, you are playing into exactly what they want and we're just going to escalate the situation and it's pretty escalated as frank, i'm just trying to understand and i know every situation because there's different individuals involved. right. but yale and brown today succeeded two different ways. but in negotiating and so that encampments were dismantled and things appear to be going back to normal. some of the students in the case of one of the universities okay, look at the police are walking here as we're talking. so we're seeing where they're going as they do that, frank, what do you think is different here about colombia? there has been no ability to tamp it down. yeah. i'm in part of his everything that happened comes in new york city is on steroids, right? we don't we don't know exactly who's in that building and what what effect that has on it. i also think various political actors, and this is indica

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i'm gonna go to eric adams, mayor of new york good oh, city around 10:23 a.m. we felt the impact of this ball 0.7 magnitude earthquake >> the epicenter was in lebanon, new jersey, about 50 miles from new york city. and as you notice, as it developing situation were you always concerned about aftershocks after an earthquake, but new york is should go about their normal jay first responders are working to make sure the city safe and one thing we do. so well in our city is bring together all of the agencies that are involved. and i'll partner in are the entities. everything from the mta to the department of buildings the parents who are concerned about their school children. chancellor banks, would be here to report on that, but we say over and over again, the safest place while students we believe will continue to be in school at this point, we do not have any reports of major impacts to our infrastructure or injuries. but of course we're still assessing the situation. and will continue to update the public we are in touch with the white house, the governor's off

mayor, thanks so much for joining us, the new york city mayor eric adams, good luck to you. a good luck to everyone in new york right now. >> thank you. take care. thank you. and just ahead as columbia university begins sending some protesters i'll talk to a lead student negotiator about demonstrators demands of the university. >> and we'll also go live to los angeles and a major walkout by ucla students stay with us. >> you're watching a situation room, special report erin burnett outfront tonight at seven on cnn. i love your dress thanks. i splurged a little because liberty mutual customize my car insurance and i saved hundreds. >> that's great. >> i know. right. i've been telling everyone so i just set her first word can you say mama? never can you say on how many people did you tell? >> only pay for what you need when you're disaster clean up and restoration. what do you make like it never even happened, happened whatever comes your way? >> there's a pro for that. >> serve grow, like you can never even happen water would help us. it's dry spots. that's long disease. >> b

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that's what the major eric adams, the mayor of uh, new york said earlier today at a press conference, the stress that that's the procedure full private property. and that is different a, with a what and what to do does on the streets for those who are protesting outside of the universities. and that's something that we have been seeing because they're not just protest within the universities, but also supportive who gather outside of the gates of the university to support the students that are setting up. this encampments at columbia university, the students that protested it. and they said that they will keep the so called it guides us all the guardian compet until the university divest from companies with it ties to israel. last weekend on sunday, i was they are a covered to this and compliment theory. it's a small if timeframe that we've done, let's get to also get it to campus grounds and that will fly as it were, handed out, stating that they would remain until the universe instead. that's all i find interest. so we have to see how that develops and what the steps and university

enjoy your free speech the radical protesters aren't just on campus as both alec baldwinth and eric adamsere harassed t in public by lunatics show booting pro- palestinian slogans >> say free palestine 1 time whe did you kill that lady you got no jail time screw israel and screw zionism. 1 time say it. >> mayor eric adams. [ bleeps ] you you support the genocide in palestine.ew y you're always partying you don'r care about the citizens of new york.t >> jessiwie a start with eve got radical leftist protesters with another 48 hours on campus you hear jewish students they don't feel safe and columbia has moved hybrid for the rest of theds school year. t lik sounds to me like the leftists are in charge.ne? >> think that's yet it. j these presidentsud that before n capitol hill last month thing if you say kill the jews that'sai against ounsr harassment policyw harvard oras the lady was fired because she couldn't say it these people are out righttter shattering the policy and not enforcing it i remember there is a president see if you can remember you're either with useh or against us you do no

this is new york city and we responded quarterly new york merritt, eric adams. they're moving onto taiwan, where rescuers are still working to reach scores of people trapped after wednesday's earthquake. the best as a mass of clean up operation begins, at least 12 people were killed and over a 1000 injured in the way the eastern city of while. yeah, near the center workers have begun demolishing a building has been tilting out of severe angles since the disaster struck. officials hope to complete the demolition in 2 weeks of the magnitude 7.4 tremor was the islands worst in a quarter century. the w correspondent, james traitor, reports from a remote national park or of many people are waiting to be brought to safety, still pulling up into roco national park on ty, one's east coast rescue teams rush to find people still stranded. 2 days on from the off quake that is provided by authority show the dangerous legs being taken to find those who are still missing. the focus is now turned into this roggette. parts of taiwan is east coast, where hundreds remain stuck in

new york city mayor with eric adams a has been touting how well he has managed this migrant crisis. he even a went as far as to offer texas governor greg abbott a free stay at a migrant shelter this week. i spoke with governor abbott on "mornings with maria" and got reaction. watch. >> really is outrageous when you consider the backdrop of the city that the mayor is presiding over. anytime the mayor opens his mouth, he needs to be talking about ways to make his community safer for his fellow new yorkers as opposed to these other gimmicks. maria: so what's the cost of all of this, vito? give us the true sense of impact on the people of statening island and brooklyn and the other boroughs now that you've got so many new people who need money, health care, places to live. >> well, the cost is significant. and if it's not going away. and i don't, i think what the governor of texas did was absolutely fair and right for the people of his state. walk through midtown on any given day. migrants using mopeds, stealing. gang members on randalls island. you hear terrible stories. and meanwhile,

el alcalde eric adams criticÓ duramente lo que llamo infiltrados en las manifestaciones luego que estudiantes privadase protegiÓ con barreras de madera alrededor de la plaza donde anoche cientos de estudiantes fueron arrestados por intentar acampar. >> ahora todavÍa estamos con ese mensaje que hay personas que no tienen defensa que le estÁn matando. >>hay mÁs protestas programadas para el dÍa de maÑana. justo cuando se espera la visita del congresista desde republicano mike johnson, quien ha dicho se reunirÁ con estudiantes judÍos de esta universidad quienes denuncian sentirse atemorizados de acercarse y tener clases. elian: las autoridades arrestaron a un hombre que realizÓ disparos hoy en una universidad en carolina del norte. los estudiantes recibieron alerta en sus telÉfonos que le decÍan que la alerta estaba cerrada. la policÍa dijo que sospechoso tenÍa un arma de fuego y fue transportado desde la escena a una ambulancia. no se reportan heridos. paulina: hablemos del juicio a donald trump porque este martes el ex editor de bill becker dijo que cuando se nelson se postulÓ a la presidencia

so, in the big picture, gillibrand comes out, the senator from new york and condemns it mayor eric adamsnded as anybody. do you know who doesn't say anything. the highest, most powerful jewish member in american history he be out there kids to class every day. >> that's it. but i think chuck schumer there is even more direct. funding to get rid of energy drinks. heavy to step down and maybe focus on upper east side new york. i think this is related to tiktok. you have most kids between 16 and 25. on this device for 90 minutes, 170 million people in americans. where did this come from? professors certainly push it. but i think the foundation led on tiktok. >> they learned a lot of this on can college campus. will made the interesting point. i used to agree with you in the sense of when you say when you go to the protest, some of them are truly just for the kids in gaza. here's the problem that i have learned as i attended some of these protests. when you ask them to condemn some of the behavior, they won't condemn it. imagine that you're -- you are just saying that you want freedom and an

new york city's mayor, eric adams, he he warns that it's outside agitators that's fueling the protestlease. >> what i learned during the black lives matters protests when i was notified under the previous administration that there were those that came into the city with the determination of really disrupting and towering our city apart. tearing our city apart. we strongly believe that is the case right now. we can't have outside agitators come in and be destructive to our city. stuart: is that what you're seeing at george washington, outside agitators coming on campus? >> i've seen many individuals that absolutely do not look like they are students. they all cover their faces, to it's very difficult to identify them. however, they carry verying big flags and expensive equipment that brings the question where the funding is coming from. we mow that there are a lot of forces behind hamas right now, and and they're controlling all as aspects of the narrative. for example, the islamic republic of iran is one of the driving forces of this war in israel, and what really worries me on campus

one time. >> mayor eric adams. yes. [bleep] you. you support the genocide in palestine.r new york. you are always partying. you don't actually care about the citizens of new york. >> judge jeanine: all right, jesse, i'll start with you. you have the radical left-wing protesters saying they want another 48 hours on campus. you repeatedly your jewish students saying they don't feel safe and columbia has moved hybrid for the rest of the school year. i mean, sounds to me like the left is in charge. >> jesse: what's chutzpah again, jeanine? yiddish, right? >> judge jeanine: i like it. >> jesse: these presidents were on capitol hill just last month saying if you say "kill the jews," that's against our harassment policy. harvard lady was fired because she couldn't say it. and now these people are just outright shattering the policy and they are not enforcing the policy. they are negotiating with them. i remember there was a president, dana, see if you can remember, he said either you are with us or against us. okay, you do not negotiate with terrorists. they are now negotiating

new york city mayor eric adams and the new york police commissioner plan to holding a briefing shortlywe will dip that that bring you some of that alexis mcadams is at columbia university tonight. good evening, alexis. >> bret, geographic from new york city. can you see here behind me, there are dozens of protesters right in front of the gates here at columbia university chanting and holding signs, demanding that the university divest from israel saying they are not going to clear out of here until they get the list of demands. this all comes after chaos at columbia last night where students smashed through glass with hammers and over a campus building. watch. now the university says students broke into and damaged property will be expelled. see the group breaking the glass, entering hamilton hall. telling the university they are not going to leave until possibly graduation. the nypd remains on stabbed by we will not go on to that property until we get a specific are request. this is where we stand root now. >> bret, although university cracking down. students seem pretty comfortable.

>> this plan was announced with eric adams in a historic landmark building shows it is forward.y filed plans with the city and it will be ken griffin's personal investment into building one of the tallest new skyscrapers that will be in midtown manhattan alongside fort nato and routed to two developers in the city can alico this will be for cito and that ago securities was interesting about this and a term of ken griffin's own commitment to new york city, we know he has focused on miami, london in recent years. he has moved away from chicago in a lot of ways. what does new york mean in the scope of citadel and ken griffin's larger empire? dark it is a major commitment to remaining in new york city. about the scope of this building. it is 1.8 million square feet. it is bigger than what they had proposed two years ago because they bought air rights from saint bartholomew's church in st. patrick's cathedral so they could build taller. what is surprising about this as two years ago the current offices at 425 park avenue had just open and it is already not enough space for citadel so

several protesters storming the stage as new york city mayor eric adams delivered a speech to community way. and that is what we have to accomplish show them -- show them off the stage. >> carley: protesters say they upset over big money influence in new york's policies. they reportedly did not have tickets to the event and used fake badges to get in. and how about this one? a 94-year-old korean war veteran tells fox news how he became a d.j. as a senior citizen. >> it started accidently, somebody goes after me in a senior center to do some karaoke and i said certainly. i would love to. so i went out and bought the equipment. i put it together. i use a laptop and a computer. i never saw a laptop in my life. it makes me feel good to see these people enjoying themselves dancing and having a good time. >> veteran who goes by the name captain kirk because his name is kirk johnson, is in the d.j. booth. he turned 95 in august and he plans to keep on rocking. ain'tly, how great is that? >> ainsley: oh my gosh. >> carley: i love his shirt. >> ainsley: i don't know if is he married but if he is

it’s interesting that the current mayor, eric adams, came to power fighting crime. was curtis sliwa, a very famous charismatic new york character. it has been known since the eighties, that is, since the time of rampant crime in the largest metropolis of the united states, now liberal authorities often compare that time and the present, compare the figures and say that then crime was much higher, but then they fought against it much stronger, it’s not for nothing that the mayor of new york, rudolph giulianni, is so popular, who then defeated crime, including the crime of the new york subway, which... is worth the theory of the broken windows, according to which the fight against petty crimes was prevention in order to reduce more serious crime, now this is how rudolph giuliane is sometimes greeted on the street in new york, and almost 40 years have passed, you have cleaned up the city, i couldn’t go into harlem or take the subway, and you made it possible. public safety. i am proud of the technology that will stand guard by presenting a system for detecting weapons,

. >> reporter: new york mayor eric adams condemning video such as this, which he saysa shows a young woman with a sign pointing to jewish students saying, "al qassam's next targets." in a letter obtained by nbc news, columbia rabbi elie buechler writing to students, "it deeply pains me to say that i would strongly recommend you return home as soon as possible and remain home until the reality in and around campus has dramatically improved," going on to say, "no one should have to endure this level of hatred, let alone at school." nick baum says while many of his peers have left, he's chosen to stay. >> your reaction to the letter? >> i feel disturbed, but i feel it is completely indicative of the horrible disturbances that jews on campus have been feeling over the last few days. as a jew, i no longer feel welcome on campus. >> reporter: a columbia university spokesperson tells nbc news in part, "we are acting on concerns we are hearing from our jewish students." republican congresswoman elise stefanik, who played a role during a hearing on anti-semitism this n the at columbia this we

i think eric adams has tried to make this a political statement i think that the governor of new york tried to make this a political statement they, they just have put optics in front of what the real issue is. and what we're trying to do is have a conversation that is necessary because there are people who believe that the response october 7, what is this proportionate it, which is a totally valid valid are in correct. and they're also an individuals who recognize that october 7 is should never happen again. and that negotiating with hamas and negotiating with people who do not believe you should exist is just a non-starter& so i think college campuses or where you should have that discussion the problem is that there are a lot of outside voices that are infiltrating a lot of yelling, not a lot of discussion happening. i do want to talk though about your book. and one of the key points of this book is this racial justice movement that was kicked off by george floyd. >> we wanted, we were hopeful it was supposed to be and it was supposed to be a moment when maybe the country went into

there is the podium and the new york city mayor, eric adams did say earlier the earthquake was felt at the morning. 4.8 magnitude was confirmed by him as well. he said the epicentre was in lebanon in newjersey, about 50 miles from new york city. this is quite crucial, he said he encourages all new yorkers to check on your loved ones and if you feel an aftershock, drop to the floor, cover your head and can take cover under a solid piece of furniture next to an interior wall or in a doorway. he also said that so far no major life safety issues where reported or any infrastructure issues, but it is important to say that of now, both jfk and newark airports remained shut. flights are grounded at least there and they are huge hubs for international and domestic airports. it is nowjust newark airport that remains grounded in terms of flights. but that in itself is a huge blow to lots of passengers who will be flying domestically and internationally, newark airport in newjersey, but serving a lot of passengers who come into new york city. i'm deputy mayorfor i'm deputy mayor for the city of n

. >> reporter: today, new york city mayor eric adams says students who protest peacefully are not theoblem. >> we can't have outside agitators come in and be destructive to our city. there was someone wanted something to happen at that protest at nyu that police officers didn't respond to. >> reporter: from coast to coast, campus to campus, protests are growing louder in solidarity. students are also joining in at uc berkeley. >> quite frankly, i think it's important that people start to align themselves with palestinian resistance. >> reporter: here at columbia university, the seventh day of protests. demonstrators want the school to divest from all business that supports israel. >> i think that it's time to divest from those weapons manufacturing and re-divest them into other important things. >> reporter: they're also demanding amnesty for all students who have been punished. as you can see behind me, demonstrators both on and off campus are still demanding to be heard. meanwhile, there are growing calls for the university's president to resign. maurice. >> and no real end in sight

. >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams encouraging residents to use the tags for tracking, butn the suspects. back in california, obon bondo s the thief didn't make a clean get away, leaving the knives and a wallet that showed he was their neighbor. he turned the stuff over to investigators. the long beach police department telling nbc news, no arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing. >> our thanks to steven for that report. that is a very brave car owner. i don't know mibanybody who wou have done what he did. thanks for watching "early today." have a gre wedneatsd >>> breaking overnight. the senate passes a foreign aid bill with funding for israel and ukraine. and a ban on tiktok in the u.s. what that means for the popula

. >> reporter: new york mayor eric adams condemning videos such as this which shows a young woman with a sign pointing to jewish students. columbia rabbi writing to students, it pains me to say that i would strongly recommend you return home as soon as possible and remain home until the reality in and around campus has dramatically improved. going on to say no one should have to endure this level of hatred, let alone at school. nick says while many of his peers have left he's chosen to say. >> your reaction to the letter. >> i feel disturbed but i feel it is completely indicative of the horrible disturbances that jews on campus have been feeling over the last few days. as a jaw i no longer feel welcome on campus. >> reporter: a spokesperson tells nbc news in part we are acting on concerns we are hearing from our jewish students. republican congresswoman elise stefanik who played a role during a hearing on anti-semitism at column bee is calling on the university president to resign. the white house saying in part while every american has the right to peaceful protests calls for violence

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 targets," a reference to hamas' military wing. >> made me sick hearing the things they were doing. so, over this holiday, i want to avoid it as best as i can, for my own safety. >> reporter: many pro-palestinian protesters insist their movement is peace. >> violence has no place on this movement. and we regret some of the incidents that has happened that we're actually associated with this movement. >> reporter: the protests calling for colleges to divest from companies with ties to israel now spreading to other campuses. today, at least 45 people arrested at yale university. at nyu, a standoff with police, after protesters were told to vacate a campus plaza. back here at columbia university, students are still waiting to hear when they can return to in-person classes. new york governor kathy hochul, who visited the campus today, calling on peop

new york's mayor eric adams blaming outside agitators for a violent turn in campus protests. pointing to this video he says shows bottles and chairs thrown at officers. >> people who peacefully protest for an issue are not throwing bottles and chairs. the chair dented the helmet, can you imagine if he didn't have a helmet on? >> reporter: today, nyu ramping up security with a new barricade. protesters are now digging in on campuses across the country. from berkeley, to the university of michigan, to minneapolis, where police today took down tents and made arrests. colleges struggling under a new wave of solidarity protests inspired by the movement at columbia university. the encampment mere at columbia is at the center of this campus. demonstrators are studying and sleeping here, all while workers try to set all of this up for graduation just three weeks away. protesters are demanding colleges divest from companies they say profit from ties to israel. >> we're not planning on packing up and going home. we are here because people in palestine are going through so much worse. >

in a press conference, new york city mayor eric adams says we cannot call for peace by using violencerah? >> norah: tom hanson, thank you very much. the third week of donald trump's new york criminal trial started with the threat of jail time for the former president. the judge held the presumptive republican nominee in contempt of court for violating a gag order, forcing him to pay fines and takedown social media posts. trump is facing 34 felony charges related to so-called hush money payments to a porn star for stormy daniels. cbs's jericka duncan's report from the courthouse. >> this gag order is not only unique, it is totally unconstitutional. >> reporter: the $9,000 in fines are the results of nine instances where the score, court found donald trump disparage witnesses online against the judges orders. judge juan merchan acknowledge the fines might not be enough to deter trump and warned more violations could result in jail time. >> judge merchan did exactly what should be done, and probably what was expected to be done. >> reporter: as court began for the first time, one of trum

. >> reporter: today, new york city mayor eric adams said students who protest peacefully are not theblem. >> we can't have outside agitators come in and be destructive to our city. there was, someone wanted something to happen at that protest at nyu, that police officers didn't respond to. >> reporter: from coast-to-coast, campus-to-campus, protests are growing louder in solidarity. students are also joining in at uc berkeley. >> quite frankly, i think it's important that people start to align themselves with the palestinian resistance. >> reporter: here at columbia university, the seventh day of protests, demonstrators want the school to divest from all business that supports israel. >> i think that it's time to divest from those weapons manufacturing and redivest them into other important things. >> reporter: they are also demanding amnesty for all students who have been punished. is the goal to stay here until those demands are met? >> yes. >> reporter: and as you can see behind me, demonstrators both on and off campus are still demanding to be heard. meanwhile, there are growing

. >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams saying the protests here at columbia university should have remained peaceful. he is urging student demonstrators tonight to leave this area immediately. david? >> david: stephanie ramos, thank you again this evening. >>> we turn now to the new and terrifying images tonight after four officers, one of them a u.s. marshal, were shot and killed. the deadliest day for american law enforcement in years. officers serving a warrant at a home in charlotte, north carolina. this new video tonight showing that neighborhood, what ma say looked like a war zone. officers taking shelter behind a vehicle, exchanging gunfire with a heavily armed suspect next door. other officers approaching through neighboring yards. an armored vehicle driving on lawns, taking one of the wounded officers to try to get them help. tonight here, the faces of the fallen officers. 14-year veterans of the department of dumadult correcti. one leaves behind a wife and four children. joshua eyer, just last week, honored as officer of the month. faith abubey is in shcharlotte r us

the mayor of new york, eric, eric adams, his office just posted >> this on social media. new york city just felt the impacts of a 4.8 magnitude earthquake with an epicenter of lebanon, new jersey, new york city's mayor is being brief. this is from the office of the mayor. while we do not have any reports of major impacts that this time we are still assessing the impact. so there are bracing for a lot more. and gloria, i know you're still with us, so let's talk a little bit about the great fear once there's an earthquake, is that there will also be aftershocks which could be very very damaging as well. so far, you felt the earthquake, but you haven't felt in the aftershocks have yet >> i have not. now, when and the mayor's aides have also put out a tweet advising people that the possibility of aftershocks that they're possible and not to panic and what to do if we were to feel an aftershock. i have not felt anything since since shortly before ten 30, which is when we felt first selfie earthquake. so we'll see, hopefully we don't feel that again because it was quite unpleas

i guess law enforcement rising to record highs may or eric adams solution taking $100.00 a $1000000.00 from schools is starting in n y p, the dance team to market the 4th. but not all law enforcement is pending. that's fine, too much pain, going to be, especially in new york city, where there has been a spray of illegal migrants assaulting officers of the n y p. d. to at randall's island migrate shelter. officers came under attack by a much larger mob of illegals, as they were trying to take one under custody. and this video of a group of illegals attacking several n y p d officers on the streets of new york costs a little bit of attention, but not enough for district attorney alvin bragg to charge the only goal is a for a crime. in fact, district attorney brad lighter. these offenders go saying the video of it is, wasn't enough to illegal immigrants involved in the incident. have said just slide to california. joining me to discuss a more in depth and give a personal insight into how the role law enforcement should or should not be handling crimes being committed by those who are in a