l. a. call them that attack, this pro palestinian and camping. and after that lapd what's called onto campus. all the classes have been cancelled at the university of the big question will now be how this will unfold. and also what will happen on commencement is expected to have a bigger events with many universities here in the us. some of them with police presence as a university of columbia. here in new york, either still getting law enforcement new and conference being set up. so it's a pretty, a dynamic, a situation, and we expect it to find out more of how these, who these people where that happened, arrested. and also there were other arrests concerning the attacks on the, on being can men at its campus. a university in l. a. as close as what we were talking about that, but i mean in general, tensions, of spilling over on the day. you talked about the huge police presence and i like that we've just seen. it really doesn't look like things are going to come down any time soon. does it of the definitely not, and seeing this huge police incre

l. a chancellor's call for support. university is also increase security in the area. it's colleges around the us have been struggling to contain similar protests on thousands of campuses. us secretary state as a blanket is in israel to push for a cease fire for gaza and the hostage deal for these rarely is held by hamas. lincoln is meeting with officials to discuss increasing the flow of aid and has also met some of the hostages families separately. israel's military told dw that it will open. the air is crossing into northern gaza, which has been closed since the almost terror attacks on october 7th. humanitarian shipments already are on the way from george. a meeting with is really present, isaac had soc blinking renewed his call for him, us to accept the ceasefire proposal where to turn to get the ceasefire to bring the hostages all together. now. and the only reason that that wouldn't be changed is because of the loss. there is a bundle on the table and as we said, no delays, those are no excuses. the time is now and time is now long past. due lincoln's appeal come

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l. a vessels called between within 24 nautical miles and the water surrounding tie one. they had deployed about 50 military aircraft, 20 naval ships, and more than a 1000 postcard vessels that could be used in an invasion of china saying that it is a trying to test the ability of all join seizure of power joint strikes and control of territories. what does that mean? well, as and essentially, it's a blockade of taiwan and in particular in these exercises. but they're trying to do is block off the waterways that would be used by taiwan to allies like japan or the united states in the event of an invasion. now it's worth noting that has not been any live fire. these are mostly maneuver based on a lot of focus has been given to the name, joins toward 2024. a defense analyst are trying to figure out whether this is the 1st of many exercises that are due to come for taiwan. so i was following to discuss a good controversial bill expanding legislative power in the country. the bill wouldn't have been grant legislates has the power to question, investigate or defend documents fr

l, a. as counter protesters emerged to challenge demonstrators supporting goes up. there have been confrontations at the pro palestinian camp and police have responded to the u. c. l a chance or his call for support. the university is also increase security in the area colleges around the us have been struggling to contain similar protests on thousands of campuses to see what the us secretary of state have things. lincoln is in israel to push for a cease fire for gaza at a hostage deal for these release held by hum us. lincoln will be meeting with officials to discuss increasing the flow of a to enter the war torn region. blanking is also expected to meet is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, where humanitarian support will be on the agenda against the background of cease fire proposals and negotiations is real. has announce the opening of the areas crossing into northern garza with a shipments already on the way from jordan. we'll have a meeting with is really present. isaac had so blinking renewed his call for him us to accept the peace fire proposal where to turn to get the see far to bring the hostages all together. now. and the only reason that that wouldn't be changed is

but on the previous days, they said the chinese, p l a, a vessels called between within 24 nautical miles and the water surrounding tie one . they had deployed about 50 military aircraft, 20 naval ships, and more than a 1000 postcard vessels that could be used in an invasion of china saying that it is a trying to test the ability of all join seizure of power joined, strikes and control of territories. what does that mean? well, as, and essentially, it's a blockade of taiwan. and in particular, in these exercises where they're trying to do is block off the waterways that would be used by taiwan to alice like japan or the united states in the event of an invasion. now it's worth noting that has not been any live fire. these are mostly maneuver based on a lot of focuses being given to the name joins toward 2024. a defense analyst are trying to figure out whether this is the 1st of many exercises that are due to come for taiwan timelines, parliament just discussing a controversial, the expanding legislative power in the country. the bill would, in theory want, let's place has the power to que

uh, she has a showing a place called l. b. c. it's a network that broadcast discussions about current events is pretty good. i watch them from time to time is a comfortable talk. show suddenly, mirrors go show is nowhere to be found. seems to be off the air. now here's why people are wondering what happened. it's because her last show that she did was an interview with an as really official. i've got a clip of it. i'm gonna show it to you here. it is. what israel did by taking that action against iran was taken, would escalate to what is already an incredibly fragile situation. defend subject. so that's an outrageous framing of the reality. it's not, well i just framing of the company who is a diplomat to government, not just the frame. okay. i mean is right. it's fascinating that all she's saying is something that is true. the is really official of fires back at her and now she's, she's off a year. i mean, competitor point by the way, what do you want to say? yeah, yeah, i've been on l. b. c, full disclosure before this. this isn

l, a u s. c. it's in san francisco at berkeley. it's out a campus called you see humboldt, they've been relatively intense. you c, l a has kind of breed breached into a minority of the prep. protesters there who have are not just protesting the war in israel and gaza, but have gone after jewish students as well, which is become problematic. and i will be very curious to see how the department of education approaches what the universities who receive federal funding will do in the future. i want to talk about that in just a moment. let me ask you, 1st of the, how do you explain the genesis of the student protests? i mean, it was only 2 weeks ago when the 1st protest began on the campus of columbia university in new york city. hasn't been that, wow. or well, there's conflicting reports about the genesis whether or not at a very clearly for many decades are a strong anti war sentiments on college campuses. particularly here in the state of california. they really grew out of the 19 sixty's up at berkeley in san francisco bay area. and so then has always been

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difference i mean when i was going door to door as a graduate student we organized what called i think was grad united and we i so gosh it's been a ld we we we succeed in getting much for ourselves but we helped to jumpstart things and in the next group after us there started to be better benefits healthghting for. so it's just has towe yeah, it'. and you are the past president of the labor working class history. yeah. would you consider to be pro-labor? oh, absolutely. but we're also you know, we i think the members of think critically about how you know, it's not it's not all roses, bread and roses as labor organizers say. so yeah, we're definitely pro-labor, but we're also studying history of labor and work people in the us and beyond, but also thinking about ways in which our own situation university campuses and the ways in difference stris are treated and paid and organized. so we're both thinking about our own industry and the history of labor at the same time. are you a member of a labor union? a labor union? yeah, i'm a member of the united campus workers, which is a sub union of the communique and workers of ari and would

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l a to pay cow $10 million a year. it's to help shore up its athletic department in the wake of the collapse of the pac 12. it's called palimony. the payments follow u c l a s divorce from the pac 12 to join the big 10. the move sped up the collapse of the pac 12 conference talent and stanford are now with the a. c in the bay area is brand new wnba team finally has a name introducing the golden state valkyries, the valkyries franchises, a partnership with the golden state warriors. the name originates from maidens in north mythology who fought on the battlefield for the god, odin. the valkyries are now the 13th team in the wnba, marking the 1st expansion in league since 2008. their inaugural season begins in 2025. thrive city. it's going to host a valkyries block party this saturday to celebrate the announcement. let's take a look across the bay this morning. happy tuesday to you, everybody. oakland san francisco and san jose. we all shared that common experiences of a gray may day. just take it away. ><<>everything. >>every micro climate is doing something just a little bit different as we head into this afternoon. w

what thomas called the l. a. couple other talk against israel on october 7th. umbrella, we will never give up our homeland no matter how many children they killed, no matter how many houses they destroyed. this is orlando, the oldest refugee population in the world, se, so they will not surrender center for their else as the the data. it's us president joe biden and former president don't from have agreed to hold a debate next month to candidates of reportedly agreed to june. the 27th for the event will be add on cnn. now the response of september presidential debates usually being held in october for the bible campaign, says a rise in evaluating means. people need to see candidates earlier and kimberly how could, joins us now live from the white house. so joe, about joe biden, i should say, found the creative way to get this one held earlier than usual. right? yeah, that's right. the joe biden us president uh, coming out and making this announcement through his campaign. and what he's done is not only been creat

a salute to our great palestinian people. the government media office you are listening to the ghost of health ministry spokes person. in the l bala he called us like a strike, a who risk massacre. he said the boy pines targeted the center of the $107.00 miss files in total were dropped and he said that they chased people as they tried to escape for their lives. he said at least to the people that did dozens more injured and expects the death toll to rise significantly. in the coming hours he said, without a shred of doubt, this is a pre meditated crime of genocide, deliberately killing the largest number of innocent civilians just to bring you up to date with the lightest in the last hour or so that has been in his riley massage, and strike on a 10th, and cameron's north west of rough of which has killed at least 50 people. we're going to go now to the country who was standing by for us in the l bother. and i guess the 1st question is to you, and we're all the injured people going to go now as well. that's the very good question because there is no place that could receive the amount of injuries and of a hard copy of the only one hospital

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so all you gotta do is call a martial law, and then you can say, sorry, we're not going to have an election. and then according to the chatham l, sorry, you're not, you're not a democracy. so don't call yourself a democracy. so there you go. and how long can they remain a not democracy, i guess is long and until the elected lead on elected leader, i should say, decides to fit or, or to lift the martial law and hold elections. as abraham lincoln would say, isn't that a fine kettle of fish? manila, that's what lincoln would say. what do you say? well, right, we don't have to go as far back as lincoln. we can go back to just 1944. the us was in the throes, the middle of world war 2, and we still held in that section f d r was reelected, right? during the middle of world war 2. if you truly are a democracy and if you have a constitution, 1st of all, ukraine has the constitution, but it gets altered all the time. so i don't know that it's necessarily a real constitution, but this is, shouldn't be an outrage. i think to the ukrainian people, i mean, i think they a lot of, from what i understand, a lot of people are actually tired of

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a major street for a pro israel rally as more university presidents consider calling in more police under pressure from donors. students stand their ground in wait, john henry and l g 0, chicago. israel has won a place in the finals of the eurovision song contest to spite calls for the country to be banned because of the will in garza. it was a heavy police presence. as the competition got underway in the swedish city of mamma is where the entrance was foods joined, the semi final, the hassles on wednesday. full race reports from mama thousands of demonstrators gathered in the centre of mile by on thursday. the goal, not totally to protest against israel's offensive in garza, but that's an is riley entry, had been permitted to compete in the euro vision song contest being held in sweden's, that city. oh yeah. uh some good many who live in mama from palestine. so it feels very bad for though it's a completely idiotic, because then if you can russia, then of course you have to bunny, throw this on the, on some of the stuff the we want to show the new ones that being jewish does not mean you against palestine beautiful palestinians and their right to live and have b

a week or 2 left at school. it was highly unlikely that students were going to stay behind and protest of the summer. but when you start calling it n, y, p, d, and l a p d, and other things in the time students and throwing them in jail sales, then you made this a real thing and not saying it wasn't real before. but now you have, you have heart and there was all right to continue this and there are a lot of solidarity protests that came up as a result. so i think this is a pre miscalculation by both the democratic party. yes, but also um, from the university leadership and many of the you told her about a miscalculation and all you really, it was also the series of congressional hearings. right. that really intensify these protests. and then the subsequent reaction that we've seen from administrators. since then, james, i'm curious, how much do you think this has all been driven by political considerations, especially the response we've seen from university management? well, i think it's driven by political considerations, but the political considerations come from the fringe of the what is the democratic party and then divide within the democrati

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