post newspaper of america announced this number of arrests of dozens of other students in universities. indianaizona, ohio, colorado and texas have reported only at the university of colorado, 40 people at the university of ohio. 36 and 36 people at indiana university and 34 other students were arrested for participating in the sit-in and student demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas , the governor of this state demanded the expulsion of students participating in the demonstration from the university. in the university of busan, the police collected the tents set up by the students. at the state university. ohio police raided the student gathering at the tent site. despite the police dealing with the pro-palestinian students, the student demonstration reached 75 the university is an educational institution that has expanded in the united states. at the university of pennsylvania , students demanded a ceasefire in gaza and cut off the university's investment and financial relationship with zionist companies by sitting in the university lobby. at the university

>> we are at memorial stadium at indiana university. we have captain kirk actor william shatner. g the history of the universe. take a look at the on here. i would expect maybe 10,000 people to be here at memorial stadium if i had to do a rough guess. what he's doing right now is what he calls while coming the darkness. we are roughly 10 minutes away from totality here in indiana. the temperature is starting to feel a little cooler. we have wildlife in the area momentarily confused. we are also learning is that there are not many events of this size here. indiana university hoosiers graduation and big ten football games that draw this many people in. we are expecting about $52 million to be generated in this small college town in -- one on one. take you listen. -- take a listen. >> else in the back to you because it was getting kind of loud. >> neil: it's amazing you get to see liam shatner the i mean he is so associated with all things celeste you it's quite a treat for everybody there. what's happening in terms of the atmosphere when we are talking to casey steagall that is quit

— at indiana university, too. ongoing at columbia university in new york over the protest camp there. and that's what really sparked this latest escalation in the protests, really. pro—palestinian demonstrations have been going on for several months now at a number of universities, but the mood has really changed in the last week or so, and that was because of an incident at columbia. on the 18th of april, the nypd were called onto the campus to take down a protest camp there. dozens of people were arrested and that really ignited tensions. and a number of other protest camps were then pitched at various universities across the country. now, the protesters say that they're unhappy with the us government's support for the israeli military campaign. they want a ceasefire in gaza, but also they're demanding that their universities divest, so cut ties with companies with links to israel. but manyjewish students say that they feel intimidated by these demos. there have been a number of reports of verbal assaults or eve

indiana university also. let's go to bob in st. paul, minnesota.ne place where there were arrests in protests. bobby, what is your top new story of the week? caller: thank you for taking my call, kimberly. it is the protests going on. i am 78 years old. i went to school in the 1960's. i went through the vietnam protests. i am not -- not necessarily in chronological order you had rodney king and the beating that he took from the policeman that were acquitted. then you have those protesters, black lives matter, vietnam, it is a racist country, you can go on and on of protests for global warming, protests for pro-choice -- excuse me. host: what do you think of all of the protests, bobby? caller: i am getting to my point. what i think, kimberly, is this. maybe i have been living under a rock and i've been listening to all of these protests over the years. i am the son of an immigrant and i look at all of the folks trying to get into this country legally and illegally for a better life, for food, clothing, shelter, medicine, education. and then i hear t

indiana university also. let's go to bob in st. paul, minnesota.ne place where there were arrests in protests. bobby, what is your top new story of the week? caller: thank you for taking my call, kimberly. it is the protests going on. i am 78 years old. i went to school in the 1960's. i went through the vietnam protests. i am not -- not necessarily in chronological order you had rodney king and the beating that he took from the policeman that were acquitted. then you have those protesters, black lives matter, vietnam, it is a racist country, you can go on and on of protests for global warming, protests for pro-choice -- excuse me. host: what do you think of all of the protests, bobby? caller: i am getting to my point. what i think, kimberly, is this. maybe i have been living under a rock and i've been listening to all of these protests over the years. i am the son of an immigrant and i look at all of the folks trying to get into this country legally and illegally for a better life, for food, clothing, shelter, medicine, education. and then i hear t

in the universities of new orleans, indiana, arizona, ohio, colorado and texas. 40 students in colorado university, 36 in ohio university and 34 in indiana university others were arrested for participating in student protests and demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas, the governor of the state has demanded the expulsion of students participating in demonstrations from universities. northeastern university, the city of bissan , police collected the tents set up by students . at ohio state university, police raided a gathering of students where tents were set up. despite the police dealing with pro-palestinian students , student demonstrations have spread to 75 universities and educational institutions in the united states. at the university of pennsylvania , students staged a sit-in on campus cease fire in gaza and cut off investment and financial connection of the university. with zionist companies . at the university of california, a new number of students joined the rally declaring solidarity with palestine . the presence of 700 scientific companies

at indiana university, the police arrested 3 people for continuing. at ohio university, the police suppressed and counted the demonstrations of students supporting the people of gaza students who protested against the crimes of the zionist regime were arrested and set up tents in the campuses of several american universities, including harvard, columbia and pennsylvania. the press reported: university officials across the united states are concerned about the protest and its impact on student celebrations next month. most zionists demand the resignation of the regime's military commanders. the zionist newspaper ma'ariv published the latest poll results in the occupied palestinian territories and reported that 63 zionists believe that the time has come for the resignation of the top commanders of the israeli army due to the defeat against hamas. yesterday, the commander of the unit ishbaeh of the zionist regime resigned from his position. this is the second resignation of high-ranking officials of the zionist army in the last week. the head of the milit

arizona state, indiana university and washington university. among all of those arrests, a presidential candidate, doctor jill stein of the green party as schools are cracking down. many students say they're prepared to accept consequences to support their cause. thousands of demonstrators in the streets of tel aviv last night demanding the resignation of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his administration. they're angry at how netanyahu has handled the war against hamas and particularly angry that around 100 israelis taken hostage back in october are still being held more than 6 months later. the latest information on the israel-hamas war and also the college campus protests happening all across right here in the bay area. be sure to go to our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. let's get you a check of your weather forecast tonight as we take a look at the financial district here in san francisco. looks like a nice calm evening out there. yeah, long joining us with a look at what to expect. allow. yeah, we've had some really nic

the indiana university police department say they continue to support peaceful protest on campus, as long as it follows university policy. the vilification of pro- palestinian organizers and student protesters is not a new phenomenon. it's been going on for decades, predating the founding of hamas or hezbollah, even before the formation of the state of israel would arab-american students. organizing in support of palestinian rights, but during the civil rights and antiwar movement of the 1960s and '70s, activist began to draw parallels between those causes and the plight of palestinians. the movement expanded to include a wider student demographic data pro-palestinian organizing increase as the anti-apartheid movement gained momentum and just as the oslo peace negotiations for a palestinian state were about to start in 1993, a palestinian graduate student at the university of california berkeley helped to found the group, students for justice in palestine. in the years that followed, more pro-palestinian groups formed on college campuses. 2005, collision of 170 palestinian supportive

in indiana university, the police also arrested 3 people the continuation of anti-protests. at ohio university, the police suppressed the demonstration of students supporting the people of gaza and arrested a number of students protesting the crimes of the zionist regime in the campus. several american universities, including harvard, columbia and pennsylvania, set up tents. the associated press reported that university officials across the united states are concerned about the protests and their impact on student celebrations next month. the arabic speaking spokesperson of the us department of state resigned on thursday in protest of the continued support of the government of this country to the zionist regime in the war against gaza. al-qurayt declared, so after 18 years of service in the us state department , he resigned from his reputation to protest the white house's policies towards gaza. a few months ago, anel ashlain, one of the senior employees of the us ministry of foreign affairs, and josh poole, who is in charge of political and military affairs of this ministry ,

want to go to nbc's maura barrett who's at indiana university in bloomington, indiana. and kate snow who's in houlton, maine, both situated in the path of totality. maura, if you will, start us off. beginning the partial eclipse around 1:49 eastern time, so just minutes away from now you're going to be seeing this thing up close and personal. you also i know sat down with star trek's captain kirk himself, william shatner, who has traveled there for this eclipse. what else are you seeing? >> well, yasmin, the atmosphere here is starting to buzz. a contemporary dance program doing a performance. their musical theater program just did a performance of "total eclipse of the heart." a lot of people calling this eclipse a cosmic ballet if you will. so this dance performance behind me very fitting. and this is something that people here have been looking forward to for years. on the football stadium -- or in the football stadium here at i.u. and a lot of people have been calling this their super bowl event. so people have been really gathering here. it's about a 50,000 student

this event is inspiring millions of people to watch together and like the one at indiana university,m bloomington is maura bennett. what are the astronomies and enthusiasts most looking forward to tomorrow and just tell me that you've got eclipse glasses, right? >> of course, we've got our glasses, don't forget. and let me set the stage where you can see you're setting up the stage for the intense production tomorrow. it's a school that will have about 50,000 students. they're expecting six times that to come in tomorrow and those people, thousands of them here at other events across the town. and those behind me that you'll be able to see them just over the right side of the state as they will be speaking with the performance and expecting the concert. so it will be a huge production in itself as well as the scientific phenomenon that will be happening. astronomers, they are so excited that we actually spoke to the department chair of the astronomy school here at indiana university. she talks about the emotion that is attached to the pure joy of science that we're going to see. take

kelly saberi has more on the impact of the solar tourism here at indiana university's memorial stadiumwo biggest events to be here are a graduation and be a big ten football game. i'm told by phil powell, a kelley school of business economist, that this is going to be ten times as big of an economic event for this small college town. what we're expecting is $52 million of revenue to be generated throughout the bloomington area. the hoosiers hosted captain kirk, star trek actor william shatner as he told the story of the universe to introduce the eclipse as it reached totality. we sat down with him in the morning ahead of the event. >> there are natural events taking place in the world all the time that attract our attention. we unfortunately taken the magic away and given a scientific explanation, but there's still so much that we don't understand. >> and this may be the most watched eclipse ever. with it, we're expecting that $1 billion or more could be generated in the us alone. some transportation and emergency management officials have prepped over two years for this event. not onl

arrested in colorado university , 36 ohio universities and 34 other students were arrested in indiana university due to their participation in the siege and student demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. became in texas, the governor of this state demanded the expulsion of the students participating in the protests from the universities. at northeastern university in boston, the police gathered the tents set up by the students . at the ohio state university, the police attacked the gathering of students at the place where the tents were set up win. more than two-thirds of americans are dissatisfied with biden's performance in the gaza war. according to jcn haft. some of the participants of this survey are against the us government's policy towards the gaza war. this opposition reaches 81 among young people under 35 years old. in this survey, the worst ranking of biden in his managerial performance was announced. in such a way that even 53% of party members did not approve of the policy of the biden government in this war. organization effort. mapping to provide the basi

reached a thousand people only in colorado university, 40 people in ohio 36 universities and in indiana university, 34 other students were arrested for participating in student protests and demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas , the governor of this state was arrested. laying off. the students participating in the demonstration were requested from the universities. at the university of nors-isran, the city of busan, the police collected the tents set up by the students. at ohio state university, police raided a gathering of students where tents were set up. at the same time as the los angeles police attack intensified the pro-palestinian students at the university of southern california have declared a state of alert . his name is esnat and he is famous for his smile, like the smiling pictures of him that were circulating in the virtual space just a while ago. he was happy because he had brought his mother to her old wish. he had graduated from the university of southern california in the field of medical engineering with the best gpa and was supposed to give a

you have indiana university and emory university, and the university of austin in texas, so interestingent, so they bite it, new schools arejoining, so encampment, so they bite it, new schools are joining, so curious to see if anyone else occupies a building or do what columbia did last night postop interesting that hamilton hall was the billing occupied, because it was during the vietnam process as well —— vietnam process as well. vietnam process as well -- vietnam process as well-— process as well. protest. thank you for “oininu process as well. protest. thank you forjoining us— process as well. protest. thank you forjoining us claire _ process as well. protest. thank you forjoining us claire davenport. - forjoining us claire davenport. thank you me. to kenya now , where the country's president has announced people living in areas at risk of flooding or landslides will be asked to evacuate from wednesday. it comes after a week of severe flooding in the country , which has killed at least 169 people. kenya is now bracing forfurther rain. president ruto sys the army has been mobilized t

travelers, the eclipse also brought out celebrities like a actor, william shatner, who visited indiana universityral events taking place in the world all the time that attract our attention. unfortunately taking the magic away and given to a scientific explanation. but the still so much that we don't understand. >> captain kirk there, should know. experts say this may be the most watched clips in history generating more than a billion dollars in the u.s. alone. all right. as we said, pacers to let's take a look outside at the san mateo bridge. all right. take it from there look straight at it, too. is that glaring there? go? but evening, guys, getting everybody. >> we're looking at a nice weather pattern for the next couple of days. however, as you've been hearing about rain arriving this weekend, now, it looks like through the timing, everything. if we don't get some clearing skies a little bit, we don't get that heating that ensue. animate the atmosphere a little bit. we'll get to that in a bit. right now. some high cloudiness off to the distance. we're going to see that in our forecast tonight

in indiana university, the police arrested 33 people due to the continuation of anti-zionist protests.

eclipse also brought out celebrities such actor william shatner, captain kirk, who visited indiana university. >> or natural events taking place in the world all the time that attract our attention. unfortunately taking the magic away and given to a scientific explanation. but the still so much that we don't understand. >> 93 so years old looking good. experts say this may be the most watched the eclipse in history generating more than a billion dollars in the u.s. alone. the deadline to file your taxes is inching closer. people have until april 15th to file. >> there are free electronic filing opt ons offered through the irs. so if you're looking for assistance to file, you go if you're unable to file your taxes by the 15th. you can apply for a tax filing extension at the irs website. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 6 san francisco librarians rallying for more safety. what they're asking for. plus, the arizona supreme court has passed and extreme abortion law will tell you when it goes into effect. and when we come back, new retail theft laws are being passed wel of retail theft was back

swept college campuses across the country is still going. 33 pro palestinian protesters at indiana university were arrested. things here in the bay have been peaceful without the mass arrests here than we've seen at other college protests. but at cal poly the protesters have essentially taken over the school. the school is now closed through the end of the semester. there's a growing tent encampment. the university claims protesters have been trying to break into other buildings and there's been vandalism and theft across campus. with just a few weeks left in the school year, the administration decided to make school entirely remote. >>> over in oakland, a texas style barbecue joint grew up from a neighborhood success story to getting national recognition from the new york times to the michelin guide, and even experts in texas. but everything came to a halt in november right before the holidays when horn barbecue burned to the ground. but today people were lining around the block for their big comeback. they're starting fresh in an area that's also needed a big boost. our wilson walker was th

state troopers in riot gear were seen clashing with demonstrators at indiana university today. 33 people were arrested. the university says they violated school policy by refusing to remove their tents. demonstrators say it's a newly introduced policy and they only found out about it last night. similar scenes at universities from coast to coast from large state schools to smaller private universities. there were three arrest at the encampment at ohio state today and dozens arrested at emery university in atlanta. but no sign of nypd at the columbia encampment despite a deadline given to students to leave. >> no police crackdowns at the usc or ucla encampments today, but the usc's campus remains closed to the public after clashes earlier in the week. stanford had some of the first encampments in the nation, setting them up back in november and then taking them down in february. and then setting up a new encampment at stanford at white plaza this week. at uc berkeley students continue to camp out at sproul plaza. like many of the dpemstrations happening across the country, protesters want

university, demonstrations are taking place absolutely everywhere, and protests have spread to indiana universityharshly suppressed, this is the university, one of the largest. protests are being organized, as they say, with the light hand of america, in various foreign universities, starting from the era of 1998, when degulu for his, well, successful attempt return 1.5 billion dollars in gold at a price of 30 dollars per ounce, and actually staged the first, probably modern color revolution, and after that everything continued until hong kong, we know that in hong kong there was such an attempt quite recently, here there is clearly absolutely no foreign influence, well , the chinese are not europeans. as for the upcoming elections, it is in the interests of putin to win, whatever his name is, so i see some encouragement on the part of the russians for what is happening, i believe in the sincerity of many demonstrators, it is organic, it spontaneously, it's real, but some of it, i think, is russian. the prospects that we see are simply a very interesting situation, if we connect it with the previ

the student population here at indiana university is about 50,000 people, but they're expecting hundredsousands to come through central indiana to get the perfect viewing point, and it's such a cool thing to know that across the country and in a point like here where it's not as densely populated typically, that we're all going to be looking up at the sky at the same moment. what's special here in bloomington is that william shatner, captain kirk himself, is going to be narrating the moments of totality just as the eclipse is reaching its peak. i actually just got the chance to sit down with him and hear his philosophical view about what to expect. here's some of our conversation. >> it's like it's larger than us. i mean, it's huge when you think about it. we have only in the last, i don't know, 100 years had a scientific explanation of what an eclipse is, but prior to that, can you imagine what people were thinking? the heavens are breaking. ominous sounds. we're all going to die, and now we realize it's not as dire as that, but it's more magical. >> reporter: so there's a lot of emotio

the arrests also made overnight at arizona state university protesters and indiana university. olumbia university many jewish students say they feel the need to hide their identity. >> i deafly would not walk on lake shore areas where the star of david. i would tuck it in and for sure holidays like passover i like to wear it but a tone that down because it definitely not the best idea. >> colombia officials they have ended the suspension for almost all the students who were arrested by police last week. arthel, back to you. arthel: alright steve harrigan will take it back here. thank you very much. eric: marley protest texas republican congressman pat fallon as a member of the house oversight and armed services committee. welcome. what you think officials and campus academia should do about the protesters? >> they should act with strength. if you are repeatedly ignoring directives lawful directives to be at university you should be removed. and if you are a student you should be expelled. that would stop these illegal protests very quickly but if you are not a part of the univer

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police donning riot gear to remove 23 people at indiana university in bloomington, and 69 people worryarizona state university for dress passion. in the ivy league, the president of u-penn is calling for protesters to disband as the protest at columbia enters with its 12th day today. calling for the protesters to disband doesn't seem to be working. >>> and one of the climate activists accused of smearing paint on the case protecting the famous little dancer sculpture last year has now been sentenced. the suspect will spend 60 days in prison after pleading guilty to causing injury to a national gallery of art a exhibit. part of her community service includes 10 hours of cleaning graffiti. the incident caused $4,000 woft of -- worth of damage. wonder if that community service will work -- will: manage you know, i'm going to tell you, there is no better way for them to lose support. who will appreciate -- look, that is some, like, world renowned, historical art they're ruining. and do you know who's going to be the most mad about that? the left. like, honestly? pete: they didn't get in th

we know they're the rest over the weekend that indiana university and northeastern university in boston. here in new york, at least 5 schools are having demonstrations ongoing at this time. all right, kristen, thank you very much. we can here to demonstrate is in the background christian salumi live for us at columbia university in new york. in december and explosion from news really shall blasted the lives of 5 liquid nitrogen tanks and guys as largest for today to clinic. it destroyed thousands of embryo stored inside, and with them the dreams of numerous palestinians trying to have a child. julie diego spoke to one woman who had embryos in the facility. 4000 embryos, potential lives destroyed by a single is really strike. taking with it the hoops of hundreds of palestinians. the natural i've this mazda is one of them, but this isn't the 1st time as roles will as close to great suffering. imagine since i had my son i need of to 12 years of i v f trans, and he was my hope in this life view as my whole life, especially since i lost my mother when i was pregnant with heidi, is there and

police also donning riot gear to remove 23 people from indiana university-bloomington. ey: and on friday 69 people were taken into custody for trespassing at arizona state university. this coming as the president of u-penn is calling on protesters to disband. meanwhile in new york, the protests at columbia university is entering its 12th day today. pete: and as anti-israel protests spread across the country, those little red dots, the university of illinois says students who participate will face consequences. i think that last statement, guys, is indicate can i have of why -- indicative of why this is continuing. they're e going to face consequences. we're going to negotiate which only leads to these things getting larger and a momentum of their own. and now up at columbia right now there's a bunch of kids in matching tents paid for by somebody else taking over the campus. they can't go to school. the jewish students are on zoom -- carley: yep. pete: it's pad ifness. will: i actually -- madness. i actually think these college administrators are in a difficult position,

police donning riot gear to remove 23 people from indiana university. >> on friday, 69 people were takennto custody for trespassing at arizona state university as the president of u-penn is calling on protesters to disband. in new york, the protests the at columbia university is entering the 12th day today. >> as anti-israel protests spread, the university of illinois says students who participate will face consequences. so one of the big questions when it comes to these anti-israel protests is how does it end? you have to wonder if we're now seeing the beginning of the end with this because you can tell that some college campuses are starting to take it more seriously. >> you're entering the end of the semester for a lot of these schools. so that will end it as -- >> it's a natural end. >> as everyone returns home. >> do you think it ends when it's like i have to go home to my parents now? >> i do, i do. >> i don't think it's good. i think we all estimate this will show up at the democratic national convention. >> i think you're right. famously chaotic in 1968, chicago, we could see a r

good morning from royals stadium here at indiana university.e here are really big ten football games and graduation. this event is going to be ten times as big economically. i spoke to phil power, an economist with the kelly school of business ear at i.u. who says they are expecting this to generate $52 million. there isn't an event like this that canceled classes on this monday and brought people from all over. take a listen. >> the eclipse. how far did you travel from? >> about a 7 1/2 drive. i slight it up from cartersville, georgia, just northwest of atlanta. >> we came from baltimore. >> lacrosse, wisconsin, 8 hour drive to get here. >> a lot of excitement. a buzz in the air. >> it may be the most-watched eclipse ever. we're expecting a billion dollars or more to be generated in the u.s. alone. transportation and emergency management officials have prepped over two years for this moment. grade schools in the past are closed for the eclipse. pass of totality being 115 miles wide. 32 million people live within the path with another 4 million

dozens of oolorful tends continue to saturday over 200 people were arrested on campuses at indiana university. more than 20 protesters were arrested after refusing to leave at arizona state university. police arrested over 70 people at washington university in st. louis campus. police arrested including green party presidential candidate jill stein. >> protesters holding banners also stood outside the white house correspondents dinner last night criticizing president biden support for israel's role in the war. they greeted guests chanting, shame on you shortly before the president delivered his annual speech the student protesters message reaching displaced gazans who wrote, thank you with spray paint on times pennsylvania senator john fetterman on the hill this morning weighing in. it's very clear that. >> and there is a germ of of anti-semitism and all of these protests, you know, and then sometimes it flares up and again, including one of the one of the leaders in colombia said some just awful things. now, of course, it's a great american value to to protest, but i don't believe living in

and indiana university. new encampments popped up at wesleyan and other campuses.some schools like ucla there were dueling demonstrations. where supporters of israel also turned out. at other campuses college officials said the majority of those arrested over the weekend were not students. at arizona state for example only 20% of those arrested were students. in the meantime a number of schools including columbia have said they will not divest from israel. protesters have said they want to see schools cut investments with israeli companies that may benefit from the war in gaza. they are also demanding schools divest from military weapons manufacturers and cut research and academic ties with other israeli universities. >> we will diverse divestment. we need to put pressure now. we are going to continue to push for that and we will not leave. geoff: we are going to get one of many perspectives now on the student protesters' demands of divestment, what it is, and how it works. charlie eaton is assistant professor of sociology at the university of california, merced. h

we should be able to see them right between the stage where the indiana university boxes are. so this huge production, hundreds of thousands of people are expected across central indiana to come and see the phenomenon as they spoke to the astronomer here to talk about what she is most looking forward to experiencing everyone here together. here is our conversation. how does it feel seeing so many people, traveling across the country to experience this together? >> it is a sense of responsibility that we want to make that visit to bloomington or anywhere on the eclipse path as exciting and satisfying as we can for people. it is just one of those experiences that you can't get any other way. it'll tie us to the universe. the moon follows the sun, it's just awesome. >> reporter: this is a unique experience laid out to convene. she also pointed out the all- important eye safety. i've got two safeties here. i got a behind-the-scenes look at what will make these had eclipse glasses. the custom ones, of course. here we are. and then my personal favorite, obviously, our friends al roke

main requests is that these universities stop their cooperation with the zionist regime based on the latest pictures and news published in the last few hours. sentence at indiana state university bloomington while a student at. tehsan is getting better after having set up a tent , the police stormed the university and after collecting the tents and their camp, they arrested more than 30 students in boston state as well. the same thing happened at northeastern university while their anti-zionist rally was going on and on. a large number of policemen, several hundred riot policemen, stormed the university and destroyed their tents and in this university. in the past few hours , there has been a peaceful anti-zionist gathering and protest of students at arizona state university, and the police are repressing it, and 69 students have been arrested at columbia university in new york. suppression and widespread arrests and reckless violence by the police against these gatherings peaceful, quiet students. yes, thank you very much , mr. rajabi, for talking to us about the anti-zionist protests in the american university and the harsh treatment of the american police a

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travelers, the clips also brought out some celebrities like actor william shatner, who visited indiana university. >> there are a natural events taking place in the world all the time that attract our attention. unfortunately taking the magic away and give it to a scientific explanation. but the still so much that we don't understand. >> experts say probably was the most watched eclipse in history generating more than a billion dollars in the u.s. alone. the deadline to file your taxes. you know, it's coming closer. people have until april 15th to file. there are free electronic filing options are offered to the irs. if you are looking for help, if you can't finish up by the 15th, you can apply for a filing extension at the irs website. and coming up, what the governor of maryland is doing to try to get the francis scott key bridge in baltimore replaced as soon as possible. >> and yet another honor being proposed for the late senator dianne feinstein and the fight over a possible name change for oakland airport. this is continuing how some major continuing how some major airlines she got that dre

but to set the scene for you just before we hit totality, i am in indiana university's football stadium. you can see the thousands of people behind me set up. there's a massive stage. william shatner was just delivering a spoken word performance to all of the people here in the stands, the marching band, people dancing. he did this amazing spoken word performance, katy, his big booming voice elevated by this full orchestra behind him, and then he closed with this massive crescendo, and the orchestra played it. i don't know about you, because i'm an orchestra nerd. i'm going to walk out so we can get reaction from the crowd here as we hit totality, but i'm a certified orchestra nerd since i was 7 years old, and something about that crescendo of music, with william shatner narrating something like this was absolutely insane. you can see it getting even darker around me, and it made it even more emotional. people all around me are looking up to the sky. i'm going to stop right there for a second so i can look up and not blind myself. we're getting a little bit closer, basically the moment

campuses is more universities joined pro-palestinian movements and call for piece this, it indiana university in bloomington. >> we're at least 33 people were rested its disturbing moment caught on camera between a woman and police officer we're university in atlanta in the last few days dozens of protesters have been arrested. maria, according to authorities, faculty members gathering on campus friday to express concerns about the violin arrests. >> i watch my professors get tackled to the ground tensions rising between police and i'm gestures at the university of texas in austin university officials pushing to shut down the demonstrations, putting the group who organized the protest on interim suspension. we have a right to protests on campus where students here, the travis county sheriff's saying thursday, they arrested 57 people on campus it's protests emboldened by protests at columbia university in new york city, where demonstration stretched into a tenth de friday, either on columbia to be a leader in negotiations for divestment, the pro-palestinian protests spreading overseas proteste

the washington post announced the arrest of dozens more students in the universities of newark, indiana, arizona, ohio, colorado, and texas. only in the university of colorado, 40 people were arrested in the university of ohio 36 and in the university of colorado. indiana 34 students were arrested for participating in a sit-in and student demonstration against the crimes of the gaza regime. in texas, the governor of this state expelled students the participant of the demonstration demanded from the university . at boston university, the police collected the tents set up by the students. at ohio state university, police raided a gathering of students where tents were set up. despite the police dealing with pro-palestinian students, student demonstrations to 75 universities and educational institutions in america. expanded. at the university of pennsylvania, the students sat in the university hall and demanded a cease-fire in gaza and the termination of the university's investment and financial connection with zionist companies. at the university of california, a new number of students ga

i'm an undergraduate student at indiana university and this is sort of a broader that i've been pondering throughout the panel is this morning. if 1776 250 years ago marks the beginning of our republic, we spend a lot of time spend a lot of ink on the declaration of independence. i wonder if it's also worthwhile to look at some of the issues that we were dealing with simultaneously that time, the two other issues that the continental congress was was dealing with was our international relations with france. and also the way that we ought to govern ourselves. there was a committee that dealing with drafting the articles of confederation. are there any lessons that we learn from those other two committees? in addition to the many lessons that we can draw from the declaration? well, i would say briefly that the international relations part is really crucial and i think there's a tendency sometimes i'll say in my field, in political theory, to think of the united states as a because we use the word democracy, to think of it as athens. but, you know, we compromised having a representative syst

i was teaching at indiana university beginning in 2005. i think it was the first year that i attended. and the theme that year was the power of one. and i remember then thinking to myself, this is not the right message for dr. king's legacy, because essentially it tells everyone that unless you are that one, there's no role for you to play. now, i think that the organizers and so many others who have taken the similar theme is that each one of us can become a leader. but you see that something in dr. king's exceptionalism, what you call a kind of prophetic tradition that positions black preachers as particularly in doubt with with the power of either god's sanction or message as part of this narrow wing of black politics. so tell us particularly about how to understand dr. king's legacy and how we might actually be misreading him in terms of how we are to understand leadership. well, you know, when you read the mid-twentieth century as a great many a great man's story, let's put it that way. you lose sight of all of the heroic work and pro