a friend of hisham's said that hisham had attended a dinner with some of the jewish students who haven arrested during the sit in and they got together each friday afterward. they talked about the alliance between jews and palestinians, who they saw increasingly anxious after october 7. >> hisham did notify brown he felt unsafe on campus. i had not realized that. he often had not told me things he was so busy with 20 hours of work and five courses. he did feel anxious. he was active. i have to tell you when we heard about the decision by the jewish students, we were moved. there's been such an incredible outpouring of support by jewish activists in america. the concept of the grand central station sit in was something that reverberated around palestine and really lifted our hearts. when hisham sent me a picture at shabat dinner with these people, i felt he was in the right community. when this type of thing happens, when palestinians are so traumatized and so abused by the international community and the ignoring of their rights, my children learned over this last seven weeks what it

hisham. first of all, i would like to say that iran was not supporting yemen only during this period of aggression against against our country. uh, iran had a good cooperation history with us. and when the war, when the aggression war happened against our country, iran was the only country that came in front of the whole world and said that i am with yemen, i am with yemani people, and also they used to give support in terms of medications, in terms of other type of supports in the universities, health sector and other places, if not for the iranian support for yemen, officially in front of the whole world, no one will hear the stories coming from yemen, so we do appreciate what has been given to our country, and we hope also this cooperation will continue when this aggression is over, we would give iran the first place in the form of rebuilding our country through different sectors that yemen needs and mainly reconstructing the country. which was ruined by the aggression, turning to gaza and

out front now elizabeth price, hisham's mother.zabeth, i truly can't believe i'm speaking to you. i'm sure there are moments that you can't believe what happened to you and your child. i know you travelled from the west bank immediately when you got the unbelievable and horrible news of your son being shot. you've been with hisham ever since you arrived in the u.s. what can you share with your time with him these past days? >> my time with hisham has been spent marveling at who he is. he is just a quiet, resilient, mesh ushed man trying to figure out with the doctors trying to find out what's going on with him and trying to push to get stronger and he is going to be a success no matter what happens and he is going to overcome this and he also spends his time thinking about how his life and his injury is even with those things he's in a better place than his compatriots in palestine and his heart is bleeding for the other hishams as he wrote in a recent statement. >> doctors have told you he is paralyzed from the neck down now. obvi

i want to start asking you before i have a discussion with you how hisham is doing. >> hisham is resolutermined, and facing severe challenges. he currently has what they call an incomplete spinal injury which means that the communication between the brain and the legs is disrupted. he is in a neurological rehab right now with the goal of trying to reactivate that communication as much as possible. he draws great strength from his experience of being palestinian. there is an expression which means steadfast in palestine. i think that is where he is really getting his strength, understanding that even though he has had this horrific thing happened to him he is luckier than many palestinians right now and we have seen how palestinians have become -- he's determined to find his path forward regardless of this tragic blow to his back, literally. >> was it an active decision to have him spend the holidays in the united states because of the increased tension? we talk a lot about gaza. in the west bank, in ramallah, there's been increased tension for the last year. it has increased a great deal

we see now at brown where hisham goes to school, 41 students have been arrested.k about what is happening in haverford. >> >> the student activism has been astounding. it is very heartwarming to see a collective body of students stand against genocide. and the humanity and that as well as there are different faculty members here that are -- when it comes to this case. it is overwhelming to see the humanity. i am very happy it happened. hopefully, people will call for a cease-fire. amy: i want to bring ellie baron into the cover station. you are a haverford junior, granddaughter of a holocaust survivor. talk about what you're demanding at haverford. you all just finished occupying the admin offices, threatened with arrest yesterday. is that right? >> so we occupied founders hall, which is the main administrative building. if we did not lead by yesterday morning, we were threatened with a dean's panel, which could include expulsion. we have been called for this for use -- for a cease-fire for the president to release a statement. this has precedent at haverford coll

. >> he is he absolutely is >> reporter: hisham is seriously wounded. >> he is paralyzed -- currentlyalyzed from mid-torso downwards. >> reporter: 48-year-old jason eaton pleaded not guilty to three charges of attempted murder in 2019, a former girlfriend told police he had a history of mental illness, according to polic records reviewed by nbc news. >> he was fully accountable. he had a gun, and he tried to take the lives of our sons. >> reporter: elizabeth says hisham appreciates all the support, but worries about palestinians at home >> he said that of the thousands, tens of thousands of people killed in gaza, there were about 30 that have been named hisham. >> reporter: both mothers say their sons felt the effect of toxic rhetoric on their campuses since the war began. >> i think that as a palestinian, people see them as culpable and accountable. >> reporter: but from their homes in the west bank, they hoped their children were safe in the u.s. >> i was and am incredibly angry that i feel like there is nowhere safe for palestinians i literally don't know where to go with my son. >

hisham artani is only 20 years old. he is of palestinian descent and will never be able to stand on his feet again. pesham with kena abdulhamid. and tahsin ahmed, his two other palestinian friends , were attacked by jason eaton in the us state of vermont nearly two weeks ago. the attacker was on the balcony of his house when he saw us and immediately pulled his gun. first, praise hit at that moment, i thought my friends would die. kanan was born in the west bank and we thought he would be safe by sending him to america. but now we feel we were wrong. these three people because wearing a headscarf and speaking arabic , wadi fayoum was supposed to have a different fate from the palestinian children living in gaza, but he was killed shortly after the start of the war, not in gaza , thousands of kilometers away in chicago and with 26 shots . the owner of the house knocks on the knife and enters the house . he attacks the mother and the child with a knife . the killer shouts, "you muslims must die." now there is a car around

>> thank you for the chance to talk about hisham. he's incredible.gle day i am just blown away by what kind of young man he is. his concern right from the start has been for his friends, first of all, his two friends, who were injured, his parents, who are so far away, and for, you know -- now that he's learned that bombing has resumed in gaza, his concern is for those who are suffering under that siege. >> look, i know it's incredible that he's able to have that focus and do that. i mean, i know he hasn't, at least we understand, been able to move his legs. i know doctors had raised real concerns about walking in the future. look, you haven't had a lot of time. this is going to be a long process, i know, rich, of recovery. has that prognosis changed or improved at all at this point? >> no. it's still very much the same. he's currently paralyzed from the chest down. next week, he'll be moved to a rehabilitation center, where he'll begin the work that is to come. and we know that part of it is a medical, a therapy component. but there's also really im

he shot my friend tahseen first, and then hisham.nd that's when i ran away. >> did he say anything? i mean, had you ever seen him before? you said you'd went for a walk before. do you think he saw you previously? was he waiting? >> i don't like to make any allegations like that now. but it's definitely a possibility. >> but did he say anything to you? >> not a single word. not a single word. just went down and pulled out a pistol extremely quickly. it's definitely seems like a part of a bigger issue, regarding the hatred towards palestinians. >> when did you realize -- i mean, did you realize you'd been shot right away? >> no. it took me about a minute after jumping the fence, hiding behind the houses. and then when i ran to the second house to tell the people there to call 911, i only realized i was shot when they sat me down. it was, kind of, like a sharp pain. and then i put my hand on my back, looked at my hand, and it was soaked with blood. >> that's where you were shot, in your back? >> i was shot when i was running away. yes,

then i soon heard another pistol shot while running hit hisham, and his thud -- hit the floor. that's when he shot me. and i hid behind the backyard of a random house for about, like, a minute or two. just trying to gather my thoughts, and i was shaking and genuinely believed both my friends were dead. after gathering the courage like, all right, he could be after me now. or if my two friends have any chance of surviving i need to call 911 as soon as possible. i kind of ran slash limped my way to another house behind the backyard of that house across the street behind it. the house had a lot of windows, and i saw people inside so i knocked the glass. i was like, please come out. i need y'all to come out. and they stared for a bit and they realuckitantly came out. and jfs like please, both my friends are shot, they might be dead. i need y'all to call 911. and they're like okay, okay. and they told me sit down on one of benches outside. when i sat down i felt a sharp pain on my backside, so i kind of put my hand behind my back. i -- i looked at my hand after and it was soaked in

hisham, three years since general sulaiman is marted, do you think the usa, germany in the region has come to?" and and new world order is taken shape in which the access of resistance holds an important part in the world. that day is coming, but again, these countries of the access of resistance should move faster than they are doing it now. i have this only remark about what there is done, you look to these countries sometimes as separate block. everyone is working its side or its area, they have to come to point when all the forces come together and as much as the western forces are forming this kind of naval uh cooperation, they have formed this kind of arial cooperation forming alliances and they send ships to the see the access, the countries of the access of resistance should start thinking from now. forming such kind of alliances, showing them to the world, and there is no law that says you cannot form such kind of alliances and sending all your ships, all all your forces in different areas, they should start from now on, otherwise they will be only doing all these kind of act

hisham shah raf said that palestine remains a core and central issue for yemen, given the long history. of israeli aggression against the palestinian people, and the former iraq prime minister nuri al maliki, praises irani military commander lieutenant general sulaymani and his companion abu mathi al mohandis, as role model in the fight against terrorism. amaleki says daesh could not be defeated if it were not for the sacrifices of the two late commanders. after the assassinations, the employees and officers present at the airport were interrogated on the evening of the incident, and after relentless efforts, we were finally able to obtain a copy of the interrogation file. one of the interrogation sessions was with the manager of the sham wings airlines aviation terminal. he noted that as always, he looked at the names of the passengers on the flight and that six seats were reserved for abu karim. writing the passenger's names like that indicates that those passengers are people whose names should not be disclosed, and this only happens in covert activities. دمشق مو تحت السيطره وحجي قا

hisham and two friends were shot while visiting a relative over the thanksgiving holiday. the suspect, 44-year-old jason j. eaton is under arrest and pleaded not guilty to three counts of attempted second-degree murder. the attack is the latest in the reported rise of anne-arab, and anti-muslim residents. >>> still to come, the u.s. outlines plan to significantly cut methane emissions, as countries at cop-28 make a wave of commitments to combat the climate crisis. we'll have the latest from the summit in dubai, next. >>> and a powerful snowstorm is causing travel headaches in parts of europe. we'll have the latest in just a moment. please do stay with us. >>> the biden administration has finalized a rule to significantly cut the u.s. oil and gas industry's emissions of methane, a powerful planet-warming gas. the announcement comes a mid of wave of commitments at the cop-28 climate summit in dubai, including a pledge from at least 117 countries to triple renewable energy by the year 2030. david kenzie joins me now from dubai. lots of grand pledges today, including the u.s.

hisham sharif said palestine remains a core and central issue for yemen, given the long history with aggression against the palestinians. after the assassinations, the employees and officers present at the airport were interrogated on the evening of the incident, and after relentless efforts, we were finally able to obtain a copy of the interrogation file. one of the interrogation sessions was with the manager of the sham wings airlines aviation terminal. he noted that as always he looked at the names of the passengers on the flight and that six seats were reserved for abu karim. writing the passenger names like that indicates that those passengers are people whose names should not be disclosed and this only happens in مطار دمشق مو تحت السيطره وحجي قاسم اجا بطائره يعني مع الركاب يعني فماخذ بالمقدمه بس بالتالي يعني امام مرا ومنظر الناس هذه نقطه ودخوله ايضا كان للمطار حتى اذا كان يعني جو معين جو امني معين بس بالتالي يعني اللي عنده مجسات يستشعر يعني فاختاروا العراق له الاسباب لانه لو كان في سوريا لكان القضيه تجاوز على الحليف الاستراتيجي الروسي وكان سوريا ما روسيا ما تركت الامر فضلا عن ا

hisham artani is 20 years old the one that hit his spine stuck him on the ground forever. palestinian dinner. elizabeth magill is 57 years old , she is not from palestine, she is the daughter of a senior judge , studied law and for many years was the president of one of the most important universities. he has been in charge of america, and the war in gaza cost him dearly, losing his job. during the congressional session on anti-semitism, i asserted, based on university rules derived from the us constitution, that speaking alone can be pursuit magill, along with the presidents of two other prominent universities, namely harvard and emmet , were questioned and answered in the us congress because they are not strict enough with the opponents of the zionist regime. even though their students have raised the slogan of palestinian freedom, these three have been accused of being silent in the face of the call for the genocide of the jews. rules or code of conduct, yes or no? if the speech turns into conduct, it can be harassment. yes, i am asking specifically calling for the geno

so as we all hope and pray for the recovery of hisham and kinnan and tahseen, and we wait the findings of the investigation into this terrible act, let me say this again loudly and clearly -- hate has no place in my state of vermont or anyplace else in america. with islamophobia, anti-arab hate and anti-semitism and racism on the rise in this country, we must, must come together and remain resolute in our commitment to fighting all forms of bigotry and intolerance. madam president, i thank

hisham artani is 20 years old, the bullet that hit his spine has left him on the ground forever.am is of palestinian descent because he was wearing a chaffiyeh along with his two other friends. who are also palestinians were shot near the university of vermont campus. elizabeth magir is 57 years old. from palestine nesita is the daughter of a senior judge , studied law and has been the president of one of the most important american universities for many years. the war in gaza cost him dearly. losing his job. during a congressional hearing on my anti-semitism based on the university's rules, which are taken from the us constitution, i emphasized that speaking alone cannot be prosecuted. magill along with the presidents of two other prominent universities namely. the reason why they are not strict enough against the opponents of the zionist regime were asked and answered. even as students chant the slogan of palestinian freedom from nahr to behrdan, these three have been accused of being silent in the face of calls for the genocide of jews. the authors of the letter believe that h

what has happened with hisham and the other two palestinian students is horrible. in some ways, i would say it reflects both the heated discussion that we have about israel-palestine and the kind of gun violence we have in america quite separately from what is happening in the middle east. as for resignations of presidents, i think this would be terrible. i totally support -- i am not a harvard faculty. my wife is. but i totally support those people who have come out against her resignation. i think it would give completely the wrong signal because the pressure is coming in large part from donors. that will create an impression that there is pressure from my need people, -- moneied people, people identified with jewish interest, right wing israelid, israeli governments to control speech. just as there has been -- i must say those reflected in the response by these presidents, great committee in saying anything that is not correct speech to correct the other way to try to control it in a way that does not allow criticism of israel presents criticism of israel has an

hisham artani, 20 years old, the bullet that hit his spine is due to his descent because he was wearing a chafieh along with his two other friends, who are also palestinians. there was a shooting near the university of vermont campus. elizabeth magill is 57 years old. he is not from palestine. she is the daughter of a senior judge, studied law and has been the president of one of the most important american universities for many years. the war in gaza cost him too , losing his job. during the congressional hearings on anti-semitism, i emphasized that speech alone is not prosecutable under university rules derived from the us constitution. magill, along with the presidents of two other prominent universities, harvard and emmet, in the us congress, because they were not enough against the opposition. the occupying zionist regime. they are not questions and answers. even as their students chanted the slogan of palestinian freedom from the river to the river, these three were accused of being silent against the request for the genocide of the jews. idea of ​​jews violate pens, rules or code

the mother of 20-year-old hisham awartani says the brown university student is to be moved from the hosptialbilitation care later this week. his family has set up a gofundme page. the two other students -- all longtime friends from the west bank -- have already been released from the hospital. and in the united kingdom, heavy snow left thousands without power and stranded people in their cars overnight. across bavaria, record snowfall in germany this weekend sent some to the ski slopes. in munich, when public transportation shut down, some just swapped buses and trains for skis. still to come on "pbs news weekend" -- what researchers are learning from the hibernation habits of arctic ground squirrels. and writer stephanie land talks about her new memoir, "class." >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. john: apple's new iphone 15 is already looking like one of the hottest, in-demand items this holiday season. but, as ali rogin tells us, several factors like shifting supply chains, labor disputes and geopolitics are combining

hisham, kanaan and tahsin speak arabic and look for a chafee similar to my chafee. effort of our authorities to dehumanize the palestinians is causing the spread of these attacks and it must be stopped. iran-syria joint agreements, signed by the iranian side , his excellency the prime minister of the syrian arab republic , engineer hossein arnos, minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts in the islamic republic al-iraniyeh mr. mokhbar signed these documents, which were in the fields of free trade, sports tourism, banking and culture, in deepening relations. tehran -damascus bilateral relations are very effective. among the important achievements of today's talks, we should mention the agreement on establishing regular shipping and development of transportation between the two countries. alhamdulillah, the free trade agreement between the two countries was signed, which is one of the blessings of the trade tariff between the two countries. also , an agreement was reached regarding the use of national currencies in bilateral economic interactions and de-d

hisham awartani's family says that he is now paralyzed from the chest down. the brown university junior was shot while walking don the street with his friends. his parents live in the west bank and had thought it would be safer for him to remain in the u.s. over the thanksgiving break and visit his grand mother rather than flying into a war zone. >>> dallas police are investigating a shooting that has left four dead, including a toddler. according to officials, three adults died at the scene and a 1-year-old died later at a hospital. a 15-year-old girl was also shot and is hospitalized in stable condition. authorities say they don't have a suspect in custody, but they don't believe there is a threat to the public at this time. >>> now let's get an update from capitol hill where the house could vote as soon as this week on formally authorizing impeachment inquiry into president biden as republicans probe the business dealings of his family members. nbc's brie jackson joins us now from d.c. and house republicans launched this inquiry in september. so how could

it hit hisham, and i heard his thud on the ground. >> what else is going through your mind at that moment? >> honestly, it was so surreal that i couldn't really think. it was kind of like a fight or flight. i didn't know i was shot until a minute later. i felt this extreme spike of pain. so i put my hand where the pain was, and then i looked at it, and it was soaked in blood. >> reporter: the 20-year-old student managed to knock on a neighbor's door, who called 911. then relying on his emt training and knowing he needed help fast, abdelhamid asked police to rush him to the hospital. once there, he asked -- >> are my friends alive? like are they alive? they were able to ask, and that's when they told me.% that's when i was really a lot more relieved and a lot better mental state. >> reporter: abdal hamid's mother traveled from jerusalem to vermont after the shooting. >> and honestly, honestly till now feel like there's nowhere safe for palestinians. like i don't -- if he can't be safe here, where on earth are we supposed to put him? where are we supposed to be? like how am i supposed to pr

then i soon heard another pistol shot running hit hisham and his thud hit the floor. so i jumped the fence and i believe that's when he shot me. >> the full interview and more on how the other two students are doing is coming up on "nightly news" at 6:30, about 25 minutes from now. >>> as wars continue to rage, defense leaders gathered in the bay area today to talk about alliances and emerging military technology. nbc bay area robert handa was in mountain view as those leaders got a look at the future. >> reporter: it's appropriate the leaders are here at the department of defenses diu, defense innovation unit at moffett field. these fully autonomous vehicles developed by the kodiak company in mountain view is a good example of what they'll want for battle fields. it's being used for commercial transport but are being refitted for robotic units. that and other technology impressed the officials who formed the trilateral security partnership of australia, u.k. and u.s. abbreviated to aukus. they saw what's called accelerating commercial technology, again, facilitated b

hirsch hisham's family says he's paralyzed from the chest down. while walking down the street with his friends and his parents thought it would be safer for him to be in the united states than visit his grandmother in a war zone mp house speaker mike johnson says republicans might have the votes to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden, and it could happen as soon as this week, but some prominent republicans are against that move. >> tonight, house republicans are gearing up to launch a formal inquiry hearing into president biden possibly as early as this week. >> i think it's something we have to do at this junk you are. >> the inquiry, that could result in an impeachment vote. speaker mike johnson hopeful his conference has the votes to make the first move despite the narrow majority. >> i believe we will. i suspect no democrats will assist in this effort, but they should. >> former speaker kevin mccarthy opened the inquiry. >> house republicans have uncovered -- >> vote a vote in september over allegations the president benef

hisham ouertani. nacido en san francisco y que actualmente está paralítico a causa de este tiroteo. un familiar en burlington, vermont, el mes pasado cuando él y 2 amigos fueron baleados. los 3 sobrevivieron. chris y así fue que protestaron en esta mañana decenas de personas en san francisco exigiendo el cese al fuego entre israel y hamás los manifestantes protestaron frente a la casa de nancy pelosi, esperando que el líder demócrata escuche sus demandas para detener el conflicto entre las organizaciones que estuvieron presentes se encontraba código rosa y también mujeres por la paz. y es que en estas fechas el robo de paquetes incrementa exponencialmente a lo largo de todo el país. y eso estoy seguro que ustedes ya lo saben. así que para pasar a hablar un poco más de estos temas, vamos con jessica gallegos, quien nos explica cómo evitar ser víctima de estos delincuentes en sus compras navideñas. >> podrían desaparecer de la puerta de su casa en un abrir y cerrar de ojos, pues autoridades alertan de delincuentes que se dedican a robar paquetes y el correo postal, especialmente duran

hisham sharaf said palestine remains a core. and central issue for yemen, given the long history of israeli aggression against the palestinian people. a last mon least former iraqi prime minister, nuria maliki praises iranian military commander, lieutenant general qasim sulaymani, and his companion abu mahdi al-muhandis, as role model in the fight against terrorism. a maliki says daesh could not be defeated if it went for the sacrifices of the two late commanders. this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. my name is sied puriza, your guide to unpack some of the biggest talking points emerging from the bombardment of gaza by israel and its ongoing raids in the west bank. but first, a quick look at some of the most recent developments. the death doll continues to climb as apartied israel ramps up raids across the gaza strip. relentless shelling has killed at least 35 in two densely populated refugee. camps in central gaza. another attack has hit a residential building near the kuwaiti hospital in southern gaza, killing at least 20 palestinians there. anrua, th

the survivor's mother, elizabeth price, says her son, hisham awartani, is paralyzed from the chest downer a bullet became lodged in his spine. price says her son will meet the challenge the same determination with that determination she witnessed all week. he is expected to be released from the hospital next week. he and his friends were shot while visiting a relative over the thanksgiving holiday. the suspect, 40-year-old jason eaton, was arrested and has pleaded not guilty to three counts of attempted murder. >>> next on "cnn this morning," the 2024 political race and how a defiant donald trump is trying to convince iowans they should fear a second biden term. >> vice president harris steps on to the world stage at the big climate conference cop28. the u.s. offering billions of dollars to help the world fight global warming. >>> plus, you may be look took buy a new home. mortgage rates are slowly going down. the question is, though, is that enough to get you to buy? >>> fo back on the campaign trail and he just offered his most forceful rebuttal yet to president biden's argument that

one of the survivor's mother, elizabeth price says her son hisham awartani is paralyzed. she says her son will meet the challenge with the same determination i've witnessed this week. he's set to be released next week and will receive rehab care. awartani and two friends were shot after visiting friends over the holiday. the suspect, jason eaton, has pleaded not gill toy to three counts of attempted murder. >>> it's a new week on capitol hill with one less lawmaker. we'll talk about the ouster of embattled congressman george santos and what that means for the house's shrinking majority. >>> the gag order former president trump, the look at all the latest developments from all his mounting legal troubles nextxt. >>> speaker of the house mike johnson says republicans have a duty to launch an impeachment investigation into president biden and he believes he has the votes to do it. >> a formal impeachment vote on the floor will allow us to take it to the next step. i believe we will. i suspect no democrats will assist in this effort, but they should. the facts are so clear fo

meanwhile, in burlington, vermont, where students were shot over the weekend, one, hisham artani is paralyzed and motivated by hate. goldie was busy for the lunch rush monday as many went out of the way to support the jewish business. >> it brought me almost to tears and seeing how people kept coming in and coming in and how backed up they were, really. it was beautiful. >> now, wolf, we reached out to goldie's parent company and owners for comment on today's story, but they declined our interview request. wolf? >> danny freeman from philadelphia, thanks for that report. finally tonight, we offer our deepest condolences to cnn's gaza producer ibrahim arman. at least nine members of his extended family were killed when an air strike hit their home in northern gaza including an uncle. this is a devastating loss for ibrahim who safely fled to egypt along with his immediate not that long ago. may his relatives and all of the innocent people who have been killed in gaza and in israel rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," thank you very much f

it's a bitter awful story about his hisham awartani.e's the brown university student who was attacked along with two other friends of palestinian descent over the thanksgiving holiday. the three lifelong holidays had been out for a walk in burlington, vermont. they were speaking arabic and wearing traditional palestinian scarvesas what a white man approached them and started shooting. he was left paralyzed from the chest down, but his uncle says he is firing showing remarkable strength in the face of such a horrific attack. >> he is demonstrating incredible resilience and strength even in the face of a really difficult time. there are couple of facets to his recovery. one is of course medical and rehabilitation, the other's spirit and resilience and in that department, we are confident his sham is going to knock it out of the park. >> that spirit and resilience was in full display as his sham left the hospital today smiling and waving. he now faces a grueling stint in a rehabilitation center but his uncle says he sham is more than up fo

hisham awartani is now paralyzed from the chest down. the student was visiting family in burlington last month when he and two friends were shot. all three survived. at this point the suspect, 48-year-old jason eaton is facing multiple counts of attempted murder. his family says he's met his diagnosis with courage, resilience and humor. they have a gofundme page to help pay for medical expenses and so far it has raised more than $837,000. >>> a volcanic eruption in indonesia has left at least 11 climbers dead and dozens others missing. this is the mount marapi volcano located in the westernmost sumatra island. it started erupting yesterday, spreading volcanic ash over villages. an evacuation order went out for hikers on the mountain. rescuers did find three people alive, but they had to suspend their search due to new eruptions. >>> cal state college students may be in for a bumpy ride this week. not only are finals coming, but some campuses are bracing for rolling strikes. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us. it sounds like so

keenan had minor injuries, but his friend hisham awartani was left paralyzed and we're hoping he is charged the full extent of the law regarding a hate crime. the suspect, 48 year old jason eaton, faces three counts of attempted murder . keenan says the shooting demonstrates the rising anti-palestinian, anti-arab and anti-muslim sentiment across the country and the challenges the college students face. >> i always felt threatened on an intellectual level. sharing your truth, sharing your history , sharing what palestinians have experienced for 75 years of oppression could get you in trouble. usually due to rash actions based on ignorance by others. >> keenan was born in the u.s, raised in occupied west bank, having experienced israeli occupation firsthand, he says he will likely remain in the u.s. after graduation. he believes in a two state solution, but thinks the chances for that has been slipping away even before october 7th. >> i see the israeli state doing like it usually does and occupy territories as against blatantly against international law and continue to encroach onto the west

hisham: the area was classified as safe, there was no announcement or declaration to leave the area.in the maghazi refugee camp, palestinians dig out from the remnants of another air strike. mohammad: we were sitting at home quietly and then we heard the sounds of intense bombing and the windows blew out on top of our heads and the doors came off their hinges and then we left the house and saw the bombed building. we came here and you see it, it's a massacre. geoff: at the al aqsa hospital, the doctors who remain in gaza treat survivors on the floor. aid trickles in through the rafah crossing with egypt, but it's not enough to meet the immense need. nearly 85% of gaza's 2.3 million people have been displaced within gaza, where u.n. agencies say there is no safe place to flee. um nidal: we packed our things and moved to khan younis. in khan younis we ran, left our things and stayed there for around 15 days but then they started dropping flyers telling us to go south, but where in the south are we supposed to go? geoff: tents have gone up at the border, and those in the camp face long

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keenan had minor injuries, but his friend hisham awartani was left paralyzed and we're hoping he's charged the full extent of the law regarding a hate crime. the suspect, 48 year old jason eaton, faces three counts of attempted murder . keenan says the shooting demonstrates the rising anti-palestinian, anti-arab and anti-muslim sentiment across the country and the challenges the college students face. >> i always felt threatened on an intellectual level. sharing your truth, sharing your history , sharing what palestinians have experienced for 75 years of oppression could get you in trouble. usually due to rash actions based on ignorance by others. >> keenan was born in the us, raised in occupied west bank. having experienced israeli occupation firsthand, he says he will likely remain in the us after graduation. he believes in a two state solution, but thinks the chances for that has been slipping away even before october 7th. >> i see the israeli state doing like it usually does and occupy territories against blatantly against international law and continue to encroach onto the west bank,

hisham awartani, seen on the right in this photo, was visiting family in burlington when he and two other friends were shot. ouertani was left paralyzed from the chest down. his mother told npr that she and her husband decided after the israel-hamas war began in october that their son should stay in the us because they thought it would be safer. the suspected gunman, 48 year old jason eaton, has pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail on three counts of attempted murder. >> right now, the supreme court is hearing arguments over a settlement with purdue pharma, the maker of oxycontin. the settlement would shield members of the sackler family who own purdue pharma from civil lawsuits. the agreement would also provide billions of dollars to combat the opioid epidemic. the sacklers would contribute up to $6 million and give up ownership. the issue for the supreme court is whether the legal shield that bankruptcy provides can be extended to people such as the sackler, who have not declared bankruptcy themselves. >> as our time now 918 with just a couple of legislative days left this

it shows the moment that hisham was released from the hospital to rousing applause.shot by a man he didn't even know. at the time, he and his friends were speaking arabic, and two were wearing traditional palestinian scarves. his mother tells nbc news her son is quote, resolute and resilient, as he gets ready to start rehab. >>> still ahead, with the holiday shopping season in full swing, nbc news goes behind the scenes for an exclusive look at how the multibillion dollar christmas gift industry gets presents under the tree on time. t small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. hi, my name is damion clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-el

he hit hisham. i jumped the fence. i believe that's when he shot me. >> just horrifying.terview tonight and more in a 30-minute special. "fear & faith, palestinians in america," an important special report at 9:00 eastern, streaming on nbc news now. >>> tears of joy. we will talk to the cousin of a young israeli mother reunited with her daughter, still faring for those who remain in the hands of hamas. >>> an advisor to israel's prime minister, about the report of shocking warnings that could have prevented the hamas attack, a full year before it took place. this is "andrea mitchell reports." you are watching msnbc. reports. you are watching msnbc trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla i