going forward to one of the protest groups and grabbing the barrier really tense situation, the la times reports to the university had declared the pro-palestinian encampment unlawful and says students who didn't leave risk suspension or expulsion. the times also saying the counter protesters tried to pull down the barricades around the encampment. this is happening right now in the heart of delay. united states is second largest metro area we're going to speak to paula hancocks now who's been reporting, of course, on the middle east crisis, the tension between palestinians and israelis for some time now and paula, we're seeing this now transpose or the tension at least go through america has seen a buildup. of course, across campuses in america. but this is the first time we're really seeing violence of layout flare up yeah, maxim, this really speaks to the intense emotions that are being felt, not just in america, but around the world when it comes to what is happening at the moments in gaza and the protesters have been calling for the end of that war in gaza. >> they've been calling f

your coverage of bill goes back to your time at the la times. let's start with the impact bill had on the court at ucla and beyond.

it's just after midnight, so it is 12, in la at this time.idnight and we're looking at these students, the encampment presumably, it's underway, although we can't make any assumptions from these pictures, but from what the la times is reporting, it appears that they have been warned to these students, these protesters that the encampment's or unlawful and that they're looking to shut them down. so warning these students to leave, and this comes of course, as we've been bringing you reports of police moving in in new york on the columbia university campus, where students that had very much escalated to the point that some activists and students had barricaded themselves inside an academic building, the hamilton hall. but those plays that was very smooth operation. the police moved in to the campus and eventually into hamilton hall and remove those students arresting those who refuse to leave quietly. so now we're looking at another campus and all of this is coming as we have been covering multiple campuses across the united states, across abou

la noticia inundÓ los medios, uno de ellos, la revista times, que en su portada plasmo el proceso de deres, sin palabras, y era esa idea, el momento, que no tiene palabras o descripciÓn, la imagen lo dice todo, y la otra cosa que a mÍ me gusta mucho hacer dibujos sin palabras, y que se pueden entender internacionalmente. reportera: el presidente donald trump hablÓ al salir de corte, pronunciÓ que se vieras por la maÑana hablarÁ con los medios de comunicaciÓn desde la torre trump en nueva york. fÉlix: ahora pasamos a la ciudad de mÉxico, donde se encuentra elian zidÁn en la cobertura de las elecciones este domingo. jessica: hola. buenas noches. elian: hola. buenas noches. losa saludo desde el zÓcalo de la ciudad de mÉxico, 260.000 soldados y elementos de la guardia nacional estarÁn custodiando las mÁs de 170.000 casillas electorales, pero no serÁ suficiente para que muchos diferentes estados tengan todas sus casillas abiertas. en esos ocho estados habrÁn 104 casillas que no podrÁn abrir debido a la amenaza de la violencia. segÚn nos dice alejandro madrigal, podrÍa afectar a cerca de 60

expresidente, donald trump ha hecho es aprovechar su tiempo en la ciudad de nueva york para hablar con la revista times lo que dices que va usar la policÍa, la guardia nacional, y posiblemente el ejÉrcito, algo que podrÍa ser realmente desafiado en corte para arrestar de manera masiva a migrantes, y ponernos rÁpidamente para deportarlos, segura que tratarÁ de lograr que estos campamentos no duren mucho tiempo, porque esperan que esta masivas deportaciones ocurra en un corto tiempo, como sabemos, la realidad es que estamos hablando de millones de personas, menos acuerdo lo que estima el mismo trÁmite para poder utilizar el mismo ejercito de los estados unidos se requiere de ejÉrcito especiales que hasta ahora ningÚn presidente en historia de este paÍs ha podido utilizar. es importante decir que trump fue cuestionado sobre si aceptarÍa los resultados de las elecciones y pierde nuevamente con joe biden, dijo que habrÍa que esperar y tendrÍa que depender de quÉ tipo de elecciones ocurra. carolina: como siempre, a pedro, muchas gracias. hoy toma efecto precisamente la polÉmica ley de florida que reduce la p

recordemos que durante una entrevista con la revista time, trump dijo que planea usar a la guardia nacionalentes penales& el gobernador de georgia... brian kemp... firÓ una ley que obliga a la poliÍa a informarle a las autoridades de inmigracÓn cuando sospechen que una persona bajo su custodia se encuentra ilegalmente en el pÍs...la ley "h-b 1105" aprobada por la legislatura en marzo, exige que las Árceles retengan a cualquier sospechoso de estar en el pais de manera irregular y que sea entregada al servicio de control de inmigracÓn y aduanas varias marchas se realizaron en todo el pÍs con motivo del primero de mayo, Ía del trabajo... una de ellas fue en hollywood, california, donde los manifestantes pidieron justicia y mejores condiciones laborales para todos los trabajadores... pero en especial para quienes laboran en la industria cinematografica... cecilia bogÁn nos informa... por cierto... organizaciones sindicales de san francisco aprovecharon la celebracÓn del Ía del trabajo para manifestarse a favor de un cese al fuego en la franja de gaza... los trabajadores marcharon hasta la alcal

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and the la times said this morning. >> yeah, i think they were just loath to call in police at all. you know, no matter who's doing what i think there was that sense. right. but i want to ask you. okay, when you look at this, i wonder if student activism in the past got this kind of attention, right? i mean, not just on their campuses . i mean, of course, in vietnam, during the vietnam war, we saw the protests and they did make international news. but i mean, really from politicians like the major parties, political leaders that would descend upon their campus and kind of, you know, it becomes a flashpoint, right? for political agendas as well. have we seen that in the past? >> i think every generation or two. you have a moment like this on the campuses. we saw it in the 1930s. we saw it in the 1960s and early 70s. we saw it with the anti-apartheid movement in the 1980s, i would say, and i think we've seen a level of this early in the earlier in the 21st century. but i think this really is extraordinary as as something that is new for the last few decades, an important moment in his

thanks forjoining us, we heard from the la times reporter how violence broke out at ucla over the lastabout where you are?— about where you are? here in the last few minutes _ about where you are? here in the last few minutes tensions - about where you are? here in the last few minutes tensions have i last few minutes tensions have escalated, this particular spot was where there was a tent encampment, a peaceful protest when we showed up, people were singing and chanting. there are around 12 tenths and gazebos in the spot here, protesters were handed a written note from the university administration telling them that they were breaching criminal trespass laws and if the tents weren't removed, they would be forcibly taken down and people risked arrest. we then saw the state troopers, riot police, armed with batons, many of them with zip coughs and sticks, they moved in and waves here towards the crowd. there have been some barricades, placed by some of the protesters effectively part of the protesters effectively part of the protesters effectively part of the banners that they had been

the la times says that high speed rail officials support the latest recommendations for a 33 mile railegment connecting anaheim 2 los angeles. that clears the way for an environmental review which is expected to take more than a year to finish. construction is already underway on 119 mile stretch of rail line in the central valley. this comes says the federal transit administration is investing billions into san francisco's public transit systems. the portal is a project to connect caltrain and california's high-speed rail to the salesforce transit center in downtown. this is what it could look like today. the federal transit administration invested 3.4 billion dollars into the project. representative nancy pelosi says she's proud of how san francisco is pushing the boundaries for public transit. >> we show that san francisco is in forefront that saffron. all for the nation. and that's not just say we need this. we need that is >> showing what's happening here. >> the project would extend the caltrain line by nearly 2 miles and develop to more underground stations reaching the salesfor

. >> la times says that high speed rail officials support the latest recommendations for 33 mile railegment connecting anaheim to las angeles. that clears the way for environmental review, which is expected to take more than a year to finish. construction is already underway on 119 mile stretch of the rail line in the central valley. all right. time for 4 zone forecast with a live i'm not sure mount tam looking down. it's so hazy out. there is kind of hard to see what's what that is. and but lawrence is here to kind of clear the air. yeah, i certainly the boy, you know, we're going to see nice weather head, i think for the next day or so that we're going to really watch the temperatures. >> begin to tumble late in the weekend next weekend. much cooler than normal with out the door right now. beautiful shot. as we look toward the golden gate bridge on a nice monday evening outside the seabreeze as we turn just a bit. but the offshore winds going to kick in overnight tonight. that's going to keep your skies mostly clear if we see a patch to a fog, it's only going to be along the coastli

earlier i spoke to education reporter for the la times, jaweed kaleem, about how protesters, authoritiesoday. it was was violent, was was very dangerous, very scary. we had some reporters on the scene who witnessed the counterprotest and group at ucla, began attacking and yelling slurs at pro—palestinian protesters. and it took a few hours for police to to really show up and try to settle things down. we don't know how many arrests have been made at any. we have heard unofficially that at least 15 people were injured to varying degrees, including going to the hospital. and, you know, it's not the same kind of violence right now, but students are still out there today. i want to ask you about the response by authorities, but first, can you tell us more about who these cou nter— protesters a re 7 it's unclear. i think it's fair to say they were in support of israel and offended and angry about the encampments. some of the videos show as much. there is one video where a man says as he's attacking that he mentions the, quote, second nakba, which is the first nakba, is what palestinians call

the la times says that high speed rail officials support the latest recommendations for a 33 mile rail segment connecting anaheim, los angeles. that clears the way for an environmental review which is expected to take more than a year to finish. construction is already underway on 119 mile stretch of the rail line in the central valley. >> students met with virginia senator mark warner today to tell him how troubled fafsa application upgrades have affected that. yeah. the delayed rollout of the financial financial aid service led to delays in college decisions for students. washington correspondent basil john reports on what the students went through. >> garland by is one of many students were plagued by the fafsa application process changes. the whole process itself is hard. the rollout ran into glitches in processing delays and some schools did not push back their decision deadlines. this left students like of stressed you have to figure out the deadlines for a lot of things. scholarships, fafsa the college applications. when you're getting back from morning here at college joining b

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high-speed rail line connecting san francisco to southern california cleared another hurdle the la times reports california high-speed rail authority officials support latest recommendations for the 33 mile rail segment connecting anaheim to los angeles is just a portion of what's planned here. that does clear the way for an environmental review, which is expected to take more than a year to finish. construction is already underway on 119 mile stretch of the rail line in the central valley. happening this weekend. 2 major roads in the bay area are partially closed as crews work on repairs. the eastbound lanes highway up there of highway. 37 are shut down between sonoma and solano counties. crews have detours starting at the highway. 37 highway one. 21 interchange near sears point that closure runs through 5 in the morning on monday, a portion of 6 ad is also close this weekend as a paving project continues. caltrans says the work affects southbound 6.80, costa boulevard in san ramon and the 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton. the lanes reopened at 4 in the morning on monday. the partial c

now the la times is quoting sources as saying ucla police chief john thomas is facing growing scrutiny for how his department handled the violence that evening. >> the article mentions serious security lapses and explains the thomases. sure. university leadership on the morning before the and he could mobilize course is quote, in minutes. but thomas is denying those allegations declaring he did everything possible to provide security and protect students. just a shame that we've come to this point where >> jewish students feel like they can't. they're unsafe on campus where obviously there's a lot of parents suffering in the middle east right now. and i think that there's a lot of people that don't really quite understand the the complexity of this conflict that dates back. not just 75 years, but thousands of years. >> and new this morning, police in riot gear cleared out an encampment. this one at usc witnesses tell our sister station ktla that the officers moved in around 4 o'clock this morning and dispersed about 100 protesters. it is not clear right now if anybody was arrested, the

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now the la times is quoting sources as saying ucla police chief john thomas is facing growing scrutiny for how his department handled the violence. that >> the article mentions serious security lapses and explains the thomases. sure. university leadership on the morning before the and he could mobilize course is quote, in the end. but thomas is denying those allegations declaring he did everything possible to provide security and protect students. just a shame that we've come to this point where >> jewish students feel like they can't. they're unsafe on campus where obviously there's a lot of parents suffering in the middle east right now. and i think that there's a lot of people that don't really quite understand the the complexity of this conflict that dates back. not just 75 years, but thousands of years. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us tonight. israel and hamas appear to be seriously negotiating and extended cease-fire in gaza. israeli officials say an agreement well not bring a permanent end to the war hamas delegation is meeting in cairo. negotiators say both sides have

the la times reporting that the california high-speed rail authorities board of directors is supporting for 33 miles segment that will connect anaheim to los angeles. that clears the way for an environmental review, which is expected to take more than a year to finish construction for the project is already underway on 119 mile stretch in the central valley. >> take a look at this. it's been a little those annual salute to american graffiti car show. >> nearly 600 classic cruisers to the 2 mile track through historic downtown petaluma each year. the event is held to honor. george lucas is classic coming of age movie that was set and shot in the north bay. the cruz is also a charity event this year. all the money raised went to scholarship programs supporting location on trades for high school. seniors and a program that provides tough regulators to the community. we're honoring asian american pacific islander heritage month here on kron 4. and we're learning about history being made in san pablo. the city is celebrating its new police chief, brian barr, a longtime veteran of the force,

. >> portadas que quedaran en la historia, como estas del new yorker y la revista time, y tambien estaaparece la imagen del expresidente donald trump con la palabra injusticia, pero mas alla de estados unidos, el veredicto de culpabilidad hizo titulares por todo el mundo. >> lo que sigue que ahora son las entre las primeras, ivanka trump con esta foto de cuando era nina en la que escribe, te amo, papa. >> un dia triste para el pais, dijo el hijo mayor de trump en instagram, alegando que el juez que presidio el caso de trump, juan merchan no era imparcial y que su hija, quien trabaja con campanas democratas, se estaba beneficiando de todo esto. >> una respuesta parecida del senador hispano marco rubio quien dijo en ex que el veredicto era una completa farsa que hacia burla del sistema de justicia. >> por su parte, la campana del presidente biden destaco que nadie esta por encima de la ley y utilizaron el momento para resaltar que la unica manera de evitar que trump llegue a la casa blanca sigue siendo el voto. >> convicto o no, el sera el nominado republicano, dijo el portavoz. >> algun

which authorized nearly $6.5 billion to address the crisis on california's streets, according to la timesls for the construction or rehab of more than 10,000 treatment beds and some 45,000 outpatient treatment slots. newsom also took time to address the controversy about prince harry and meghan markle's nonprofit, the california attorney general has declared their nonprofit delinquent for falling behind on its charity registration dues. >> archewell foundation uh, run by meghan markle, markle and prince harry uh- do extraordinary work, particularly women and girls, but notably around mental health, and i just want folks to know not only are they in compliance, it was a technical paperwork issue that was wildly over hyped. it was a very typical technical issue, he said. >> the pressure put on the issue was deeply unfair to the charity. >> it has been a full 24 hours since we first told you about the bay area's new wnba team's name, and already the warriors are showing off their valkyrie pride, where players come on looney trace tracy jackson davis and even coach steve kerr all repping that

i think you're thinking what greater lake la times has its its means to out.s always gorgeous. but it's nice. and it's full and gorgeous. now we love that. this is dimon peak right here. look at all that snowfall still remaining on those distant peaks knows that truckee river may really be flowing later on this year as that snow continues developed northern sierra still at 119% of seasonal averages. central sierra still holding great as well. typically, this is when snow that's up anyways. and that's indeed what we have seen the past few weeks. radar shows you those little remaining clouds towards the cowst. the rest of us tapping into sundown. we'll see the return of that fog through the golden gate into the late afternoon. and that's tomorrow morning starts with a little get a bit of gray all over again like this morning dead high pressure ridge that really the biggest factor in this forecast. it remains in place through the rest of the week in tomorrow and thursday, just barely are going to be the warmest days of this forecast today. virtually unchanged fro

thus the slashing expected according to the la times. here's what could lose money a $40 million funding reduction was proposed, impacting a program that helps prisoners seeking to shorten their sentences through public defenders. now, if approved, money could come out of a program for those who can't afford private attorneys in the meantime, $30 billion could be slashed under a proposal impacting a 24/7 hotline that helps foster children and their caretakers resolve conflicts and receive support. child welfare advocates say the move could shut it down altogether. either. the governor is proposing cuts to a program that offers grants to people and nonprofits to help buy homes at risk of foreclosure , or the goal is that housing remains available to people with low incomes. but $248 million could be slashed over the next three years. money to fund several climate friendly programs is also up on the chopping block. it includes potential cuts to a program that helps mainly oil and gas workers find new jobs. as we know, california is shiftin

. >> the la times now reporting that california high-speed rail authority's official support.ould say support the latest recommendations now for the 33 mile rail segment connecting anaheim, 2 los angeles. that clears the way now for environmental review, which is expected to take more than a year to finish. construction is already underway on 119 mile stretch of that rail line through the central valley. aaa is projecting more than 42 million americans will be driving this memorial day weekend. that's a 7% increase over numbers we saw last year or actually in 2022, nearly 3 million more people will be on the roads this year compared to last year with triple a saying this will be the most people on the road since before the pandemic. they predict nearly 2 million people will be flying or taking a train. so if you are hitting the roads are flying, give yourself a lot of time. you're going to be in the midst of a lot of company. all right. the sacramento county sheriff's office is now increasing enforcement on rivers and lakes this summer with the goal of patrolling 300 miles of

which authorized nearly $6.5 billion to address the crisis on california's streets, according to the la times. the plan calls for the construction or rehabilitation of more than 10,000 treatment beds and some 45,000 outpatient treatment slots, an urgent call today for the city of san francisco to do more to address the overdose crisis, doctors and public health experts were among those gathering outside the city morgue today to remember the 3026 lives lost to overdoses in san francisco since january of 2020. >> speakers say the deaths highlight the failures in public policy related to substance abuse. >> it highlights that we are not listening to our public, to our policy experts, our doctors, and we're not following the accepted uh- 2022 overdose plan. >> that overdose plan called for increased access to treatment, social support and improved community conditions in which drug use occurs. the public health department issued a statement saying the loss of any lives from drug use is unacceptable, adding that it's, quote, making strides in the implementation of the overdose prevention plan and

not but the la times is reporting that the california high-speed rail authority is official.hey've supported the latest recommendations. now for this 33 mile segment that connects anaheim to la 33 of 30 adhere to their but this was one hurdle that had to be passed. now, of course, they have the environmental review. they'll be doing that is expected. take more than a year to complete. so we still got a long time ago. but construction we know is already underway in the central valley. they got 119 mile stretch there connecting a few towns so that that's moving along. all right. 6.56 were milan to err on the kron. 4 morning news. coming up, lawmakers vote on a state bill to pave the way. >> for new electricity charges to come to your electric bill. yeah, that's right. they're not stopping it. and another mail carrier in the bay area is this time. hello. plus, police shoot a gunman over the weekend in san jose will tell you how he hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't sharp and that doesn't work w

funding through a registration fee, it's about a third of what gas fueled drivers pay, according to la timesso also, let's not forget that in 2035, you won't even be able to buy a new gas vehicle in the state of california. so if you are interested in helping the state find a better solution, you can participate in the pilot program. go to see a road change dot com. california has been looking for an alternative for years because we knew that this was coming. right. but we're getting close and it's time to put the pedal to the metal. okay we'll see if people participate. yeah 800 not not too many. yeah that's true. all right. thanks, chris. well, new at six. a disturbing story playing out over seas. this is involving a sex assault suspect who once lived here in the bay area. so french authorities recently arrested ian thomas cleary. he's of saratoga. and in connection with an alleged rape. this was at a pennsylvania student in her dorm room back in 2013. now, investigators say that he later sent multiple facebook messages to that victim, not only admitting to what he did, but trying to apolo

your coverage of bill goes back to your time at the la times. let's start with the impact bill had on the court at ucla and beyond. >> well, his impact was phenomenal. you know, at ucla he was he he was the best. and you know, when people ask how did he and johnny would never kind of come to a meeting in the minds because you had this old school coach in this new rambunctious, crazy guy out of southern california who wanted to he had won the coach who wanted to have all the rules, and the kid that wanted to break all the rules and yet they just, the fact that they got together was phenomenal. the two best guys, probably at what they did ever, you know. yeah. when i think about it. yeah. think about a venn diagram of this is johnny wooden and this is bill walton, the soul. and where they intersect, there's this white hot, white hot, molten hot little sliver labeled basketball. they just bonded at basketball. >> and they were incredibly successful at that. i want to show a full screen here. warriors head coach steve kerr said this in a statement t

el expresidente donald trump tuvo una entrevista con la revista times. ro en la audiencia que al parecer ayudÓ al ex abogado de donald trump choen para abrir la cuenta a quien se le hizo el pago a daniels para no revelar una presunta relaciÓn extra militar —— extramarital con el expresidente. justamente el presidente joe biden ha acusado hoy a donald trump de la entrada en vigencia de la ley de restricciÓn del aborto en florida que lo impide luego de las seis semanas de embarazo. kamala harris va hoy a jacksonville florida para hablar del tema. se espera que tambiÉn ella vuelva a culpar a donald trump. satcha: pedro rojas, gracias por eso detalles en vivo. vamos con lo siguiente. el ex productor de hollywood harry wester vuelve hoy a una corte de manhattan para un posible juicio por delitos sexuales. recordemos que la corte suprema de nueva york declarÓ nulo un proceso judicial anterior por estos mismos delitos alegando que se permitiÓ testificar de forma equivocada a mujeres que no estaban vinculadas al caso. para un nuevo juicio las tres mujeres que lo

this, according to the la times. noem was recently in the headlines for a passage in her new book, in which she recounted shooting her dog after she found it untrainable as a hunting dog. >> let's get over to roberta gonzales to take a look at your weather forecast. seems like the pattern is overcast in the morning and then pleasant afternoon. >> this is why we dub it may gray. it's a stagnant, benign, quiet weather pattern and we will continue to see this all the way through the weekend. but it will be dry this weekend. this is the scene looking out towards monument peak in the santa clara valley. visibility under ten miles. there improving now in half moon bay and in santa rosa. but down his six mile visibility in throughout the tri valley, this is it, right here. this is the marine layer. it backs off in the early afternoon hours but hugs the coast. so only a peek of sunshine in pacifica and half moon bay today. when you see that blue, that's a little bit of condensation in the form of drizzle. because of the thic

fee to fund road repairs, but it's about a third of what gas fueled drivers pay, according to the la timesand let's not forget that coming up in 2035, we won't even be able to buy new gas vehicles in california. so if you want to participate in this pilot program to try to help the state come up with a better system, go to ca road change.com. california has been looking for an alternative to the gas tax for years, but as you say, it's time to put the pedal to the metal right? it's interesting, but it's a limited amount of time. in august you said yeah, limit six months starting in august and only 800 people. so i mean you're going to drive as you usually do, right? but it'll be interesting to see, see, a lot of us, you know, have to pay for gas and then we don't drive very far, but we're still paying the same amount. or a lot of people commute or take the kids or whatnot. yeah exactly. carpool. carpool. carpool. oh, if i can find somebody to get up that early, i would. yeah, yeah, exactly. thank you. thanks, chris. well, happening now, some nurses at some of the san francisco major health

carÁcter dobles o van a juicio, es ultimÁtum a seis migrantes que agredieron a policÍas en el times square. y laba la primera prueba casera para detectar el cÁncer cervical, asÍ comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es el origen univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. elian: muy buenas noches, estamos en las afueras de este motel done los traorÉ migrantes van a intentar dormir aunque sea algunas horas para nuevamente salir a los campos a buscar el sustento y muchas personas requieren informaciÓn. fue tambiÉn muy complicado porque tuvimos que darles la noticia mala a estos migrantes y tal es el caso de gerardo que buscaba a su gran amigo de la infancia. a quiÉn estÁs buscando? >> a josÉ heriberto. elian: con esta incertidumbre amaneciÓ gerardo y muchos otros migrantes. qquÉ te han dicho? >> no sabemos si esta herido. elian: conforme pasaron las horas, se incrementaba la angustia al otra informaciÓn de sus amigos o seres queridos. >> queremos saber en dÓnde estÁ. elian: horas mÁs tarde las autoridades mexicanas confirmaron los nombres los jÓvenes migrantes que le perdieron la vida en la tragedia. >> su

same thing out west at ucla, where the la times right now has a piece questioning of any of the other encampments are now operating off borrowed time. excuse me. i'm not going to be. i will not be in washington square park, new york city. a jewish man was surrounded by pro-palestinian demonstrators until a police officer escorted him away inside columbia university police, removing protesters who barricaded themselves in hamilton hall and defied the orders to vacate. video shows the anti-israel protesters initially smashing these glass doors to gain entry into the ivy league school at new york university, nypd cleared an encampment and took 59 people into custody. protesters at the parsons school of design battling with police trying to breach a barrier, andw jersey, was also shut down. i've had been called anti-semitic slurs walking around campus. i'm part of a jewish fraternity in our house, has been egged multiple times. i've watched students walking into kippah be pointed out and laughed at in los angeles, intense moments as officers in riot gear cleared a growing encampment at uc