group which is stage pro palestinian rallies throughout us universities lawsuit says ban violates students free speech. now last month florida blocked chapters of sjp from receiving school funds and using campus. facilities for what are called violation of university policies. american universities have seen countless pro-palestine protests since israel started its onslot on gaza on october 7th. number us universities including colombia and george washington have already imposed bans on pro-palestinian activities. pro-palestinian sentiment continues to expand throughout the world with people staging new demonstrations and condemnation of israel. on gaza, the washington police scuffled with protesters outside the democratic national headquarters. protesters are calling for an end to israel's genocidal war on gaza. police dispersed demonstrators and made some arrests elsewhere in san francisco hunters the protesters. blocked entrance to an apex summit, some demonstrators try to prevent the summit attendees from entering the venue. the uh protesters demanded immediate ceasefire in gaza in london britain protesters assembled out

group which has staged pro-palestinian rallies across us universities. the lawsuit says the band violence students free speech. last month florida blocked chapters of the sjp from receiving school funds and using campus facilities for what he called violation of university policies. american universities have seen countless pro-palestin protest since israel started its onslot on palestinians in gaza on october the 7th. a number of us universities, including colombia and george washington, have already imposed bands on pro-palestinian activities. pro palestine centralment continues to expand across the globe with people staging new demonstrations in condemnation of israel's savagery in the besieg gatha strip. in washington police scuffled with protesters outside the democratic national headquarters, the protesters were calling for an end to israel's genocidal war on gaza, people dispased or sorry, police dispassed the demonstrators and some were arrested. elsewhere in san francisco, hundreds of protesters blocked the entrance into the apec summit, demonstrators tried to prevent summit attendees from entering the venue. the protes

universities. laws says ban violates students free speech. last month, florida blocked chapters of the sjp from receiving school funds and using campus facilities for what it called a violation of university policies. american universities have seen countless pro-palestine. protest since israel its onslot on gaza, number of us universities, including colombia and george washington have already imposed bans on pro-palestinian activities. and probaale sentiment continues to expand throughout the world with people staging number of new demonstrations. in the us capital, police scuffled with protesters outside the democratic national headquarters, they are call for an end to israel's genicidal war on gaza. police dispersed the demonstrators and made some arrests elsewhere in san francisco, california, hundreds of protestors blocked entrance into an apex summit. some demonstrators try to prevent summit attendees from entering the venue. protesters are demanding an immediate. at seasfire in gaza in london, protesters assembled outside parliament demanding lawers suppo

and the american civil liberties union sues florida's university system for banning pro palestinian university

protestors terrorists and change and disbanded students for justice and palestine chapters at florida universities. hey dasatus, you will see. the santis you will see, palestine will be free, palestine will be free, hey the santis, you will see, you will see, palestine will be. will be free. palestine will be free. as i'm sure most of you are aware, the attacks on the pro-palestine student movement are not just limited to the state of florida. nationally, the us senate passed a resolution condemning student protesters for standing and solidarity with palestine. shame. this resolution only furthers political repression of the student movement, imposes the government to strike against any student standing up against the genocide. palestinians. sts and the tampa five stand in unconditional solidarity with palestine and their struggle against the zionist apartite state of israel. we know quite personally that protesting is not a crime and we know that it is never a crime to fight for freedom in the face of occupation and genocide. as people living in the belly of the beast we see that. our struggles a

non-existent due to israel's siege on the territory and american civil liberties union sues florida's university system for banning pro-palestinian university groups calling it violation of students free speech.

nonexistent due to israel's sige of the territory. and the american civil liberties union sues florida's university system for banning pro-palestinian university groups, calling it violation of students a free.

nonexistent due to israel's sige of the territory and the american civil liberties union sues florida's university system for banning pro-palestinian university groups calling it violation of students free speech.

late last month, desantis reversed course directing florida university's chance tor to close down chapters of students for justice for palestine. desantis accused them of giving materiel support to terrorism and though i can tell these groups have only organized protests and rallies, as vivek ramaswamy has pointed out, courts have made clear that verbal support for extremist groups is very different and constitutionally protected from sending money, material or arms. other conservatives have tried to publicly identify and shame students belonging to groups that voice support for hamas. a hedge fund manager proposed circulating lists of these students to ensure that they don't get jobs. many donors have demanded that universities issue statements either condemning hamas or supporting israel. some even insisting that certain rallies and speakers be banned and many follow up statements when their original responses were not seen strong as in support of israel and denunciation of hamas. this is a far cry from where universities used to be. >> in 1967 in the midst of the pags of the vietnam war

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what he's doing which is ordered to shutdown the palestinian groups on the campuses of the florida universities>> i do wonder if you think the transparent political goal of these groups and of someone like governor desantis has an effect on the sort of contours of the fracture among democrats and the sort of different wings of the democratic party that are arguing for more or less support of israel as it wages war in gaza. >> well, what i would hope democrats would agree on regardless of a position on israel's policies in gaza is that people should have the right to openly debate israel's policies in gaza. it's not actually just ron desantis. the anti-defamation league has also called on an investigation for these pro-palestinian groups. it was roundly condemned just this week by the aclu for doing that. students should have the right to articulate their positions without being shutdown by campus administrators. >> setting the college debate aside, the broader debate over what israel is doing, the role of hamas, what's happening to the civilian and the children in gaza, do you feel like the sor

my name is william butler and i'm a professor at florida state university and my areas of research areenvironmental planning, broadly speaking. i can't speak specifically to whether climate gentrification or climate change gentrification is a key, or the key, driver of gentrification pressure in little haiti. what's clear is that gentrification pressure is very well under way. people within little haiti have started seeing signals for climate change gentrification being part of the dynamic that they're facing. that adds one more layer to drivers of displacement of lower income people who are the most stressed in the context of climate change in the first place. little haiti has been underinvested in for almost 50 years. we can't make investment the bogeyman because people won't invest into an area unless they believe there is a future. i've been involved in little haiti for about 22 years. you know, little haiti is at 18ft above sea level, most of it, in general, and that's higher than other parts of miami and it's not necessarily in a flood plain. so, i do believe that there are inves

is doing which is ordered them to shut down the palestinian groups on the campuses of the florida universities if you think the transparent political goals of these groups and of someone like desantis hasn't effect on the contours of the factor among democrats, and the different wings of the democratic party that are arguing for more or less support of israel as it wages war in gaza? >> well wall i would hope democrats would agree on regarding their position on israel's policy in gaza is that people should have the right to openly debate israel's policies and gaza. it's not actually just around the sentence the anti-defamation league has a little called on the foreign investigation of the pro palestinian student groups, it was roundly kind dam just this week by the aclu for doing that. but i think democrats should agree on is regardless of your position students have the right to articulate their positions without being shut down by campus administrators. >> i do wonder peter, setting a college debate aside, the broader debate over what israel is doing, the role of hamas, what is happening to

a stunning development in a murder for hire plot that led to the shooting of florida state university. professor daniel markel in 2014. now, you were arrested on a warrant from leon county, florida, just one week after markel's former brother in law, charles adelson, was convicted of his murder. markel, 73 year old former mother in law donna adelson, is now under arrest, picked up at miami's airport. police say, with a one way ticket to vietnam. >> she was apprehended on the jetway. she had literally checked in and was walking into the plane. >> the case dates back to a custody battle between markel and his ex-wife, wendy adelson. police say she wanted to relocate their children, but markel refused. that's when investigator say her family initiated a plot that involved wendy's brother, charles, conspiring with hitmen. now, their mother, donna, also faces charges in connection with the plot. investigators say surveil video from 2016 shows an undercover agent confronting adelson, demanding more money after the professor's murder. officials say adelson later made this call to her son, ch

mason had a heavy hand in deciding what she did or did not do for example. >> at the university of floridaapers are held there and we visited just recently. books are here at the university of florida in gainesville at the libraries we have here the collection which consists of documents, manuscripts, photographs and correspondence that represents the last part. was so well known for their eyes were watching god, she was an active anthropologist folk lord is to end writer. most famous during the renaissance of. at the end of her allies she suffered from quite a bit of health issues. and became somewhat obscure. civil rights in the country. the upshot is when she died and gender of 1960 her books were out-of-print. she was suffering from overdue bills with overdue hospital bill from 1959 here. but demonstrate her struggles with finances. in january 1960 was in a nursing home. when she passed away as a wart of st. lucie county. her papers, her photographs, anything she had in her room at the welfare home was gathered together, thrown into a burn barrel and set on fire. a friend of hers devol

mason had a heavy hand in ciding what she did or did not do for example. >> at the university of floridaers are held there and we visited just recently. books are here at the university of florida in gainesville at the libraries we have here the collection which consists of documents, manuscripts, photographs and correspondence that represents the last part. was so well known for their eyes were watching god, she was an active anthropologist folk lord is to end writer. most famous during the renaissance of. at the end of her allies she suffered from quite a bit of health issues. and became somewhat obscure. civil rights in the country. the upshot is when she died and gender of 1960 her books were out-of-print. she was suffering from overdue bills with overdue hospital bill from 1959 here. but demonstrate her struggles with finances. in january 1960 was in a nursing home. when she passed away as a wart of st. lucie county. her papers, her photographs, anything she had in her room at the welfare home was gathered together, thrown into a burn barrel and set on fire. a friend of hers devol w

. >> reporter: almost a decade after prominent florida state university law professor dan markle wasg the fifth person arrested. donna adelson taken into custody at miami international airport on the jetway as they tried to board a flight to vee nam earlier this week. the arrest warrant stamped less than three hours before the scheduled takeoff. >> according to the war rant, donna adelson booked a one-way ticket to vietnam. that's important. investigators say she researched non-extradition countries to figure out where she might be able to go. >> reporter: the 73-year-old charged in markle's death with first-degree murder, conspiracy, and solicitation. she's yet to enter a plea. she's facing the same charges as her son charlie, who had been found guilty exactly one week prior. hours after the guilty verdict, authorities say donna was on the phone with charlie repeatedly. jail call logs obtained by abc news show a dozen calls the next day. more than five hours in all, to a number authorities of that connected to donna. authorities allege she tells charlie she was getting things in ord

. >> both dan and wendi get jobs at florida state university law school. >> so, if you're not from floridahern florida is really southern georgia. >> when you think about florida, maybe you're thinking about disney world, you're thinking about miami with the beaches and the nightlife. >> and tallahassee is not seen as that sophisticated. it's a much slower pace here. >> dan and wendi start their life together in this neighborhood called betton hills. >> it is a kind of upscale neighborhood. this is a quiet place. this is where kids run around, you know, ride their bikes up and down the street. >> and they have, from the outside, what seems like a pretty idyllic life. >> they were very lovey, happy. >> we went to dinner once at their house, and we left kind of going, like, almost feeling inadequate. >> oh, my god, like, inadequate as a married couple because they were dancing and singing. >> they called each other the bears. >> the bears, it was mr. bear was danny, and mrs. bear was wendi. >> in the leafy enclave filled with families, wendi and dan start one of their own, and they have two

state university, connecticut state college and universities, all of them, dillard university and bushnell, in org, floridanational, hbcu's are on this list. it goes on and on and on and it is pretty amazing that doesn't get covered. there are people who will look at other schools and universities that are not among the most expensive in the world. elite bastions you might call them of real democracy they like to look and talk and whatever. they want to look at places where they want their kids values furth erred. >> paul: i was going to say, opposition that kennedy is talking about is well funded and well organized. where is the money coming from? >> emily: more to come, including this, democratic mayors will meet with biden administration begging for help and money from the federal government to combat what is coming over the southern border. most of them are from sanctuary cities. we start with sustainably grown cotton from the rich red soul of north alabama, here on our family farm. then we partner with family owned mills from maine to mississippi to manufacture our cotton into quality american made fa

as a student athlete at the university of florida i've had the opportunity to receive an education from a top 5 university while also competing against some of the guest gymnasts in the nation. competing against the best athletes on the biggest stages have provided me with more opportunities than i ever imagined possible when i started gymnastics as a little girl in pennsylvania. one of the biggest opportunities that college gymnastics has given is changes in nil policies. while student athletes -- i was immediately intrigued when the rules were changed. it took many and many fellow athletes to navigate waters of nil and everyone is still learning as we go given it's new and unchartered territory. it's been interesting to navigate but i was able to interview and sign with agencies, partner with various companies, learn to become an entrepreneur, focus on building my grand and work on so many cool personal projects that mean a lot to me. the first year that student athletes had the ability to take advantage of nil i was able to get ipads for younger siblings as christmas kids. i worked w

kristin said they need to go to the university of florida for posterity. they encapsulated in this form. this particular manuscript, you can see the burn damage. you can see water damage. this is the archival superhero story. and helps us document this important american writer. as a woman, she struggled. she struggled with money. she is important today. my point is this is about burning them. it is horrific. she did not think she was important. it needs to be paid attention to. she wrote about people of her town. she wrote about black people in all of their complexity. she recorded their humor and struggles. she would not have that problem today. she had it then. we are talking about historical moments it was she had to struggle as a woman, writer and thinker in different ways. quick's david is in memphis. please go ahead with your comment. >> my comment is when i grow up, -- the very first thing that happened was segregation. yet i had a crush on a light-skinned afcan-american girl -- i had a crush on her. she had better grades than i did and everything.

i am currently serving as student assistant coach for the gymnastics team at the university of florida while pursuing a second masters degree in entrepreneurship and training for a chance to compete in 2024. as a student athlete at the university of florida, i've had the opportunity to receive an education from a top-five university while also competing against some of the best gymnasts in the nation. competing against the best athletes on the biggest stages has provided me with more opportunities than i ever imagined possible when i started gymnastics as a little girl in pennsylvania. one of the biggest opportunities that college gymnastics has given me is the ability to benefit from the changes of and il policies that have recently come to college buttocks. while student athletes were not yet able to benefit when i first arrived at the university of florida, i was immediately intrigued once the rules were changed. it many of my fellow athletes time to learn to navigate the waters of and il and everyone is still learning as we go. given it is a new and uncharted territory. it has been

lastly, but not least, jacob ivey, our moderator, is an associate professor of history at florida memorial university. south florida's only hbcu. he's the author of policing race and the formation of 19th century british colonial natal. ivey is also working on a history of anti-apartheid movements in florida in the 1980s, tentatively titled from sun city to the sunshine state, florida and the anti-apartheid movement. please join me in welcoming our authors and our moderator. thank you. for thanyou for coming. thank you. thank you. ank you for that introduction. and welcome to the miami book fair. we'll just get started on that front. so to begin with, i've got a couple of questions for each author and then we'll transfer to our q&a for the audience as a whole. but jonathan, i just want to start with you say from the very onset of the book that your work seeks to recover the real man from the great mist of hagiography, yet this is really one of the first major biographies. king since caro's bearing the cross in 1986. so i start by asking you why has it been so long since we've had such an extensive bi

. >>> i want to bring in stefan schmidt, a expert at florida international university and beth sanner, former deputy director of national intelligence to discuss this and we're not going to show the images again. stefan, as you see these images, given your experience, what is yo your reaction? >> well, i think that my reaction is that the situation is much more complicated than even this brief report describes. just simply because in a mass casualty event like this, any forensic institution is going to be overwhelmed. and you know, authorities, be it law enforcement or first responders, when they respond, are going to retrieve whatever remains they can. of course they're going to focus on the survivors first. and it is not going to be even known how many victims you actually have. it is not like you could put together a list of victims and i think a good example of that is the case where you have these charred remains and doctor kuggel has determined that there were three left legs and two right legs. and that doesn't mean that you have three individuals there. what it means is that y

the state of florida three universities, we cannot subsidize those groups, that's basically providingsupport for terrorism is not a first amendment issue, we will do whatever we have to do legally, throughout my time as governor, there's always someone will suit this, almost always come out on top so we will get that done and act accordingly make sure we protect taxpayers and make sure we protect the safety of jewish students and we have done a lot in florida to combat anti-semitism on college campuses, we provide security for jewish day schools, we've known anti-semitism issue has been a big issue but i am shocked how that it's gone since october 7. i never thought even in the most left-wing universities you have kids celebrating hamas terr terrorism, there is a sickness these universities, a 20% the justice department and make sure these universities are protecting their jewish students. you should not have a jewish student clean for safety because of some angry mob on the college campus. >> the only veteran running for the presidency, it matters for you. i know you started a vetera

and the state of florida ordered state universities to ban a pro palestinian student organization altogether for the universities and don't comply. they also stand to lose millions in funding from public donors unless they track down on the free speech rights of their students. but that crap don't continues to be one sided targeting those who are pro palestinian but not those who are pro israel. and despite the threats against supporters of palestine, they are not backing down. we will not allow the threats of anti palestinian racist and anti muslim bigots who seek to humanize the palestinian people and silence american muslims to stop us from pursuing justice for all. while biden's latest attempt to rally public support centers around arguing to the us needs to continue funding ukraine and is we're owing that commitment that americans never agreed to because it isn't investment and us national security is argument, the supporting more work actually makes the world safer not only does that make sense, it isn't resonating with the voters he desperately needs in order to keep himself in. offic

florida. in case you're watching the university of florida. anyway, thank you for. thanks. first of all, thanks for writing this. and for the work you've done in this field. maybe i'll just come from my perspective because i really think touched on something. i was actually on a video conference today with some state legislators from from georgia, and they asked about tech companies and what the federal government could do and how it could this. and it struck me and i said to them what i had to other people and sort of here's the example. i have. there's one and i think this is true in all the country. there's generally one power company, no matter where you live, it's a utility and they are allowed to operate. and basically a monopoly space. they are guaranteed a profit. but their profits limited and they get to so in florida the way it works is you go to this public service commission and you say this is how much it costs to generate power this is how much you have to charge people in order to make my statutorily protected profit. but they control how much money you make,

florida, you know, the governor said he's also going to cancel student visas for anyone sharing common cause with hamas and reports coming in that universitypter students for justice in palestine sued the states over this. what do you think? >> well, here again we must stand strong against the hamas terrorists, and people who will not condemn the horrific acts of hamas terrorists. the fact of the matter is that israel has a right to defend itself, and these people who are sympathizing with hamas terrorists and the savage acts that they did to the ziti reallies, to israeli children, we should not accept and again, we saw the vandalism at my local office just recently. this is simply unacceptable, and we must stand up against this anti-semitism. elizabeth: congresswoman, the senator marco rubio marco rubio, he's been asking the state department, are you going to pull visas of hamas supporters who are foreign nationals here and deport them? then the state department according to the senator said we've got that power. you'll see the information there we're showing it on the screen. they've got the power, but it's unclear if they would actually

in case you're watching atthe university of florida . anyway. thank you first of all for writing this and for the work you've done in this field. i think you touch on this but i was on a video conference with state legislators from georgia and they asked about tech companies and what the federal government could do and i said amthere's one and this is true in all countries, there's one power company no matter where you go. they are allowed to operate in basically amonopoly space , guaranteed a thprofit but their profits are limited and when they get to florida the way it goes is go to the public service commission you say this is how much i have to charge people to make my statutorily protected profit but they are a monopoly. imagine if the electric company decides one day i am not going to provide electricity for people who believe this or people who are in this line of work. that would be pretty dramatic. and maybe i shouldn't speak this in the public square because tomorrow someone will get a bright idea about what utilities should be doing t

the kids are watching at the university of florida. anyway first off all all thank you for writing this and the work you've done in thisis fiel. maybe i'll come from my perspective. i had a videoconference with state legislators from georgia and they asked about tech companies and what the federal gogovernment could do and it struck me and i said what i said to the other people. i think this is true in all the countries there is generally one power company no matter where you live. and the utilities and they are allowed to and basically a monopoly space guaranteed a profit but their profits are limited. the way it works as you go to the public service commission say this is how much it costs to generate power and this is how how much of how to charge people to make my statutory profit but they control how you -- how much money you make. imagine if your company decides i'm not going to provide electricity for people who are in this line of work or people in this line of business. it would be pretty dramatic if they were but to do that m

director of the institute on world war ii and the human experience just down the road at florida state university. interviewing kurt piehler will be our very own executive director, dr. michael bell, and over three decades service to our country to the u.s. army. another decade on top of that working in various positions with central command, joint staff, west point faculty, national defense university, secretary of state, et cetera. he has his phd from the university of maryland, and he is excited to talk to dr. kurt piehler about this wonderful topic. take it away. >> thanks, jeremy. [ applause ] for the crowd, kurt covers an amazing amount of ground on this book, everything from mobilizing the nation for war , the role of fdr, the mobilization of the chaplain corps, transitioning civilians into gis, the gis encountering other cultures and faiths around the world, and then he gets into ethical conduct of war, faith and the will to fight, race, military women, casualties, pows, reconciliation with enemies, reconciliation of wars. we're not going to get all that in the conversation, but some of y

florida. vacation watching at the university of florida. anyway, thank you for the first of all, thanks for writing this and for the work you've done in the steel. maybe i'll just come from my perspective becausetu really thk you touch on something. i was actually on a video conference today with some state legislators from georgia and asked about tech companies and what the federal government could do and how it could do this. it struck me and i said to them what i sit with the people and here's the example. there's one and he think this is truera in all of the country. there's generally one power company to matter where you live. its utility and there are allowedd to operate and basicaly a monopoly space, they are guaranteed a profit but the prophet are limited in the get in for the way it works you go to this public service commission say this amateur cost to generate power,le this is how much we are to charge people in order to make my statutorily protected profit. but the control of much money you make but they are monopoly. so imagine

serves as the director of the institute on war two and the human experience down the road at florida state university and interviewing will be our very own executor of director of the jenny craig institute. dr. michael bell mike is, a over three decade in service to our country in the us army and then another decade on top of that working in various positions with central command, the joint staff west point faculty, national defense university secretary of state, etc. etc. he has his ph.d. from the university of maryland and he is excited to talk to dr. kurt piehler about this wonderful topic. mike, take it away. well, thanks, jeremy. so, so the crowd, you know, kurt covers in amazing amount of ground in book, everything from mobilizing the nation for war. fdr, his role the mobilization of the chaplain corps transition things civilians into gis the gis encountering other cultures and faiths around world. and he gets into ethical conduct of war, faith and the world of fight, race military women, casualties is reconciliation with enemies, legacies of wars. i say that because we're not going to get all

a new you university florida poll finds president trump up nearly 40 points on florida governor ron desantis in florida, former president holding a rally near miami later tonight expected to receive an endorsement from arkansas governor sara huckabee sanders once his press second newt gingrich with me the rest of the hour your thoughts on this the fact that trump keeps avoiding or intentionally not going to presidential debates doing rallies nearby tonight we hear from sara huckabee sanders endorsing him at another rally. >> well, i i mean if you are ahead by 60 to 21, why would you show up to debate? why would you have people two or three or four percent getting free tv time to attack you? trump knows if not at the debate the number of viewers will be dramatically smaller you knows if not at the debate, their punches will be relatively ineffective he has nothing o to gain by going to these debates. maria: yeah. >> you know, not going to -- from the very beginning would be foolish for him to do it, frustrates his opponents this is not a game. this is a serious struggle for power. enormously

. >> reporter: a victory shared by university of florida researchers because science has slowed the declineey are among many scientists who study what makes citrus trees more tolerant to greening. >> they're tolerant, so they support the bacterial growth inside of them without dying. >> you think there's hope? >> absolutely. i know there's hope. >> reporter: growers need the therapies to work with their livelihood at stake. cristian benavides, cbs news, groveland, florida. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a popular snack for kids has been recalled. bee . my mom's alzheimer's never changed how much we love her. but it did change her. she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. she started yelling. pacing around. kept repeating the same questions. she got agitated often. so we asked her doctor for help. rexulti is the only fda-approved medication proven to reduce agitation symptoms that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. rexulti can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. re

the argument for that is made in florida and brandeis university is that they are materially supporting terrorism. if they can prove that students for justice for palestine are supporting terrorism, then by all means. people should be adjusted for that -- arrested for that. given that they are mostly pointing to the policies that encourage members to think of themselves as part of the pro-palestinian resistance, it is horrid tory language, that is not enough to match the very serious claim of material support for terrorism. and someone wrote something immediately from the right being very angry -- where were you when they were disinvited from brandeis? what is funny about that is that was 2014. for most other people that would have been like junior high school but i am an old man so i said, this is the article i wrote in huffington post in 2014. matt: you referenced florida, governor ron desantis is running for president and he has made fighting back against woke and fighting back against a preponderance of university, academia based since aurea's nest and dei policies central to some o