investigators say kesler fell and hit his head after an altercation with a pro-palestinian protesters during dueling rallies back on november 5th. >>> hate groups in the u.s. are taking advantage of the tensions caused by the conflict in the middle east to stoke anti-semitism at home. some are using artificial intelligence as a way the harass the jewish community. some of the images you're about to see are offensive. >> reporter: these are not typical pro-palestinian protesters outside of the white house. >> it's a bunch of lies. like the holocaust is a bunch of lies. >> reporter: they are part after on anti-semitic group from white supremacists. some behind the 2017 unite the right valley in charlottesville, virginia. they are one of multiple hate groups in the united states, using the israel/hamas conflict to push anti-semitism. but they're not just showing up at protests. they are dumping flyers in neighborhoods across the country. it's happened in turkey five states so far this year. >> i can't believe the hate that exists towards the jewish team. >> reporter: some of the flyers a

kesler. how might this impact protest moving forward? >> that is a sad commentary h here.s a result of a protest. quite naturally in america we do have first amendment rights and we have the right to protest. we protest peacefully. under this circumstance the protest between the palestinian and the israeli demonstrators and as a result of that we have mr. paul kesler who is no longer here with us. that's very, very unfortunate. arthel: that is for sure. so i don't know when this trial is going to happen but i do not know if you know if this is something they'll be brought to trial soon? i've got about 30 seconds if you can explain that to us. that charge could exercise his rights to a speedy trial if that does not take know if you know this is something they'll be brought to trial soon? i've got about 30 seconds if you can explain that to us. the charge could exercise his rights to a speedy trial if that does not take place i anticipate the latter part of next year in this case will go to trial. >> okay ted williams as always appreciate your expertise. thank you very much,

widely circulated video picks up after kesler's fall.estigators. >> we cannot at this time meet the elements of a hate crime, but nonetheless, we will continue to explore and investigate that offense. >> reporter: >> reporter: alnaji is a college professor at moorpark community college where they've announced he's been placed on administrative leave, the violence now a shrine to remember the husband of more than 40 years and a father of two. >> paul kesler was a man devoted to education, a man devoted to family. he wasn't going out looking for trouble. he was like any of us are, a member of our community who was caught up in a moment and was in the wrong place at the wrong time facing neighbor. >>reporter: kesler's rabbi says he's in constant contact with leaders of all faiths, including the imam at the local mosque. he says it's more important than ever to keep in communication to keep the calm. >>> protests over the war have been taking place all around the world. in argentina, members of the country's jewish community rallied in the n

paul kesler was lying on the ground and was conscious when the squad arrived, he was bleeding from hisfrom his mouth, a preliminary investigation showed that he fell back and hit his head. computer science in municipal college with a palestinian and a megaphone, in a skirmish he hit his opponent on the head, he fell on the back of his head on the concrete, as a result, the average degree of hatred in america increased even more. no jew feels safe in this country. a muslim woman was beaten at a gas station in minneapolis. even senior politicians are already uneasy as pro-palestinian demonstrators stormed the office of senator cory booker in newark to demand a ceasefire in the gas sector. booker, who, by the way, was in israel on october 7, comrade biden, like michigan representative rashida tlaib, but tlaib is of palestinian origin, and her colleagues have already deprived the congresswoman of speech for her statements. the palestinian people are not expendable. we are people like everyone else. the crying of palestinian and israeli children sounds the same to me, but i don't understand

scientists are now worried about the fact that the so-called kesler effect may occur, when there are will be impossible to further study near space. so is it possible to escape from the growing amount of space debris? scientists from caltech believe that even at... at the stage of development of small spacecraft , it is necessary to lay down a mechanism for removing them from orbit after a certain service life. for example, devices in low orbits should, after the end of the term , push themselves towards the earth and self-destruct in dense layers of the atmosphere. also, today there are several approaches to cleaning up space debris, including exotic ones. but with any of them, cleaning the orbit will cost much more than launching a new satellite. thus, the russian startup start rocket plans to use sticky foam to capture debris. but swiss scientists are designing a spacecraft that will itself find debris, capture it, and then fall with it into the earth’s atmosphere to burn up. true, the experiment was only appointed for 2025, but if it is successful, the next device will begin to d

kesler, saying now that it is a homicide, how are you going to report on that? is it homicide by sidewalk? they're going to have to find some way to couch this so it is not an oppressed suspect. >> he had it coming to him because he was sitting next to the guy with the blow horn, knocked it over his head and knocked him unconscious. >> just this conversation bothers me because if he was black, you would not be saying this. we need to march, we will not tolerate this, the elderly will not be -- it's over, it's equality now. you're now the hunted and you have to defend yourselves. it will turn into something else. >> up next they sensor your words after consulting with nerds. o know to choose allstate. big tea drinker? yeah. there's a podcast about tea. he knows and he wants you to know too. i was listening to a podcast on if dogs know they're dogs there's a podcast about that? just like he'd want you to know about allstate. there's a podcast about fly fishing... ...called why is that person doing that? ...it's called tea-rrific. are you listening to a podcast? ye

what happened was 69-year-old paul kesler his death was ruled a homicide by the medical examiner causedy blunt force injuries to his head. this is outside l.a. at a palestinian protester. so brian, hitting head is that described the situation? >> you know. and within the column it says a blunt force to the head. it was from the bull horn had killed him and that came from the coroner's office. it was not that he tripped and fell and banged the back of his head. he hit the ground because he was struck in the head. i am all for being measured but at this point my jewish man gets killed in a palestinian jewish in protest, why are they so measured and dare i say inaccurate with the headline? went on the other side it was a palestinian hurt a hamas sympathizer is hurt it would have been -- sadly to say it would not been that measured. howard: leslie, the "washington post" headline. gaza health ministry death toll in gaza surpasses 10,000 after four weeks of work. who runs the gaza health ministry? >> hamas. however you have to look to other sources if you do your due diligence defense childre

investigator says that 69-year-old paul kesler died after hitting his head during a confrontation with pro palestinian demonstrator. the suspect is a 50-year-old man. he's facing the charge of involuntary manslaughter. his bail is set at a million dollars. when we get more, we'll let you know more in california. look at the difference here. the split screens on the left, you have the very large and peaceful march for israel that happened earlier this week in washington. on the right is the scene last night. a pro palestinian rally outside of democratic national committee headquarters. capitol police say 150 people were protesting and they say that they were doing so illegally and violently. one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer. six of those officers ended up with minor injuries in all of this. protesters inside that they were peaceful. here's what one organizer of the dnc demonstration had to say about the difference. >> you mentioned the protests yesterday or the march for israel yesterday. the contrast couldn't be more clear. yesterday's march, the speaker's from t

paul kesler was lying on the ground and was conscious when the squad arrived, he was bleeding from his was beaten at a gas station in minneapolis on racial grounds. even high-ranking politicians are no longer comfortable with the pro-palestinian demonstrators stormed the office. we are people like everyone else. the cries of palestinian and israeli children sound the same to me, but i don't understand why the cries sound different to you. ms. tlaip has repeatedly made horrifying statements, although now not just for democrats, but for the right democrats. the split could cost biden dearly, here he already looks like lyndon johnson at the height of the vietnam war, even proven footage does not stand up, and state department veteran josh paul, the official who dealt with the matter, also slammed the door supervision over the movement of weapons, i simply stopped understanding which of these others was different. when russia bombs, but when israel does it, we send them bombs. bipolar disorder of the political system, which is not a diagnosis of what is happening in the united states. hunt

he also impressed us with his dramatic turn as mitch kesler on the morning show and earned an oscar nominationose life is turned upside down when the property's owner comes to visit with his new much younger wife. the play has been stage and adapted many times since it was first performed in 1899. this will be the 11th production on broadway. this time it comes with serious star power with carrell. uncle vanya begins previews on april 2nd at lincoln center. it officially opens april 24th. >> that should be march, right? [ laughter ] >> i know. >> 1899? >> 1899. yeah. yes, robin. [ laughter ] finally we're going to switch gears a little. looking to talk about a little boy taking her big brother's duties very seriously. meet little skylar. his parents asked him to rock his baby brother to sleep and sing him a lullabye. he may have taken it a bit too literatively. ♪ we will we will we will rock you ♪ ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ ♪ we will rock you ♪ ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ [ laughter ] >> there you go. >> some people sing rock a bye baby, some sing queen. it's all good. the baby did finally