cbs's lilia luciano reports on the arrests. >> for what reason? i'm just standing on the sidewalk!ce in riot gear detained protesters at columbia university, loading them into multiple buses as they cleared out students who had camped out in tents on the school's south lawn. the mass protest over the war in gaza began wednesday. >> columbia has shown over and over again that they don't care about student rights. they don't care about student voices. they don't care about student safety. >> reporter: school administrators today asked the nypd to clear the tents and suspended several students who participated, including the daughter of representative ilhan omar, according to a tweet on x. columbia has been a hot spot of protests since the october 7th attacks, with pro-palestinian students denouncing the killing of more than 34,000 people in gaza, most women and children, and what usaid recently called an imminent famine. the school also saw a spike in reports of anti-semitic rhetoric. >> i'm scared to wear a jewish -- here. i've gotten very nasty anti-semitic comments at me. >> repor

the story from lilia luciano. >>> for what reason? i'm just on the sidewalk -- >> reporter: police in riot gear detained protesters at columbia university, loading them into multiple buses as they cleared out students who had camped out in tents on the school's south lawn. the mass protests over the war in gaza began wednesday. >> columbia has shown over and over again that they don't care about student rights, they don't care about student voices, they don't care about student safety s. >> reporter: school administrators asked the nypd to clear the area including the daughter of representative ilhan omar according to a tweet on x. columbia has been a hot spot spot of protests of students denouncing the killing of 34,000 in gaza, most women and children and what usaid recently called anuminent famine. the school also saw a spike in reports of anti-semitic rhetoric. >> i'm scared to wear a jewish star here. i've gotten very nasty anti-semitic comments at me. and i -- i just don't understand how this is accepted. >> reporter: the unrest

>> norah: lilia luciano, thank you very much good late today, the u.s. vetoed u.n.urity council resolution which would clear the way for a palestinian state to be given full u.n. membership. the u.s. says it would only recognize palestine as part of a negotiated agreement with israel. meanwhile, the biden administration today responded to saturday's unprecedented attack on israel by slaping new sanctions on iran, targeting its drone production. israel is also considering military action against iran. house speaker mike johnson's political future could be on the line this weekend. he is hoping to hold votes on a series of bills that include billions in military aid for israel and ukraine. johnson will likely need help from democrats to get the bills passed. cbs's scott macfarlane has been doing his reporting on capitol hill all day. what have you learned, scott? >> reporter: norah, a critical and fragile 48 hours ahead as mike johnson tries to put down a revolt inside his own party, but also get enough support for that $61 billion plan to help ukraine ahead of a key

. >>> lilia luciano visits colombia where business is blooming. >>> and more in our "sunday morning"we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin with the middle east. where, as we told you, iran yesterday launched an air attack on israel. we get the latest from imtiaz tyab in tel aviv. >> reporter: the sound of sirens pierced the night sky as a wave of iranian weapons were intercepted over israel. the israeli military says it was targeted by more than 200 drones, cruise and ballistic missiles. so far, we have intercepted and are continuing to intercept dozens of attack drones as well as cruise missiles and ballistic missiles outside of israel's border. >> reporter: on the streets of tehran, pockets of celebration for the unprecedented attack. it's the first time in history iran has directly targeted israeli territory. the assault was in retaliation for an airstrike by israel on iran's consulate in the syrian capital damascus earlier this month killing revolutionary guard officers, including senior commanders. while the attacks were being carried out, the gravity of the coordinated strikes w

that adds to scrutiny of the movement, and we get details from cbs's lilia luciano. >> reporter: protesters police clashed at ohio state university, the latest escalation in a nationwide movement roiling college campuses, as students protest israel's war in gaza. >> the anger, the tension is boiling over, and someone's going to get hurt. >> reporter: on thursday, atlanta's emory university blamed outsiders for trespassing while setting up tents on campus. the scuffle with police ended with nearly 30 arrests, including eight people who had no ties to the school. >> i'm telling you right now do not speak to me. >> reporter: new pro-palestinian demonstrations at loyola university in louisiana, stanford, and arizona state. >> it has been an extremely safe environment. i think this year have been feeling that is not the case. >> reporter: here at columbia university, where it all began, it is day 10 of protests and student protesters are saying we are going to keep the tents up until the university meets our demands. >> columbia needs to divest from any corporation that is profiting off of genoc

he tells lilia luciano who's got one of the best names on tv about the heavy metal music that was a hugeeven though he didn't understand the words. how'd that work? we'll see you guys at 7:00 a little over ten minutes from now. back to you. >> enjoy the roast of your tuesday. >>> well, laverne fell in love with eclipses when he was a teen in high school back in 1963. he traveled to maine to witness the first solar eclipse up close and ever since then and maybe you feel this way after yesterday he's been hooked. the texan has seen a dozen eclipses from prince edward island in 1972 to nebraska in 2017. he views each one through a very special solar eclipse telescope he built himself and this year, he viewed lucky number 13. >> all those total -- there's a diamond ring. look. it turned out -- almost perfect. as good as any of them that i have ever seen. >> so after traveling all over the country and the world to see solar eclipses, the lifelong astronomy buff was thrilled to have one here. he has no plans to stop looking up anytime soon. beautiful. >>> and it does sort of get in your bones