he said he would send in the national guard and president holliman said, if you do that, i will notify everyone that the blood is on your hands. if you make this choice, students will get hurt and everyone will know that he was your call. do not do this. he was really trying to beseech the governor to respect the lives of students and understand that if they come on campus, people will be hurt. i think, one of the things nationally now, is that there is for diverseolerance perspectives. that is perhaps a lesson to be learned. that on the one hand, you don't want to lump all activists into a single category, and on the other hand, it is important both when you think about free speech issues today, both to allow on college campuses voice of dissent, whether they are far to the left or far to the right, that is fundamental to a democracy. to engage in free speech. but to shut down free speech and to only be willing to listen to only things that reinforce your own worldview, a federal democracy is one thing, and it undermines what college life should be about. exposing students to new idea

handing out humanitarian basis to both of central american migrants trying to reach mexico city john holliman reports. this is what it looks like the caravan of people from central america which prompted an enraged u.s. president to send reinforcements to the mexican border they number more than a thousand but organizers say that this the nation isn't the united states it's instead mexico city for now that hasn't stopped the political drama behind it a desperate stories like your land and his son axel fleeing the gang warfare in honduras that saw him up for a day just for having a go friend in a rival groups neighborhood markets you all does your life that way most you know if we reported it to the police the gangs would have found out because they're part of the police even at the highest levels. for others the escapees from chronic poverty you know. the salaries just aren't enough to provide the basic needs of your family and are there are more depressingly similar stories people told them as they wait camped in a field in southwest mexico while officials process safe conduct paper has been

and france involving targets in syria let's go live to john holliman westminster central london on the agenda terrorism a certainly didn't wait for the outcome of this potential future investigation by inspector is in do men she didn't even consult parliament and i guess now she had to face them and they explained to them why she didn't consult them. yes a lot of very unhappy m.p.'s over the course of the weekend making very clear how unhappy they are that parliament was effectively circumvented here to resume a standing up and justifying her decision to join the americans and the french in bombing syria over the weekend by saying essentially that it was both morally and legally justifiable based on advice given by the attorney general she said there was a three point test first of all that there was a situation of humanitarian distress secondly that there was no alternative to military action and third that it was that action limited and proportional she said all three tests were clearly met in this case but above all she said and citing wide international support for the action it wa

president holliman was in office at that time. he's going to send in the national guard and president colin says if you do that, then i will notify everyone that the blood is on your hands. you make this choice, students will get hurt. everyone will know that it was your call. do not do this and he's really trying to besiege the governor to respect the lives of students and understand that if they come on campus, people will be hurt. i think one of the things nationally now is that there's not enough tolerance for diverse perspectives. and that is perhaps a lesson to be learned that on the one hand, you can call can't love all activists into a single category. on the other hand it's important for, when you think about free speech issues today, both to allow on college campuses voices of dissent, whether they are far to the left or far to the right and that's fundamental to a democracy is to engage in free speech. but to shut down free speech and to only be willing to listen to things that reinforce your own worldview is antithetic