according to the jerusalem post, mcgill university up in canada is sounding the alarm tonight after athere associated with the school's ongoing pro- palestinian encampment posted a photo of armed individuals calling for participation in that revolutionary youth summer camp on campus. they are asking young people to join and the school is very concerned about it. "this is -- this is the university's president. "this is extremely alarming and has attracted international media attention and many in our community have understandably reached out to express grave concerns." mcgill is sometimes referred to as canada's harvard and it's set to host revolution summer camp for young people, beginning monday, and a lot of folks are calling it and anti-israel encampment. now the group, solidarity for palestinian human rights, made that announcement yesterday. they said this as well, "we pledge to educate the youth of montrÉal and redefine mcgill's elite institutional legacy by transforming it's space into 1 of revolutionary education. the daily schedule will include physical activity, arabic langu

according to the jerusalem post, mcgill university up in canada is sounding the alarm tonight after ant group there associated with the school's ongoing pro- palestinian encampment posted a photo of armed individuals calling for participation in that revolutionary youth summer camp on campus. they are asking young people to join and the school is very concerned about it. "this is -- this is the university's president. "this is extremely alarming and has attracted international media attention and many in our community have understandably reached out to express grave concerns." mcgill is sometimes referred to as canada's harvard and it's set to host revolution summer camp for young people, beginning monday, and a lot of folks are calling it and anti-israel encampment. now the group, solidarity for palestinian human rights, made that announcement yesterday. they said this as well, "we pledge to educate the youth of montrÉal and redefine mcgill's elite institutional legacy by transforming it's space into 1 of revolutionary education. the daily schedule will include physical activity, ara

from mcgill from columbia, and then back to mcgill for her phd. there she helped found the department of jewish studies before venturing to harvard where she taught until 2014. she's the author of several books, including if i am not for myself the liberal betrayal of --, -- and power and free as a --. a personal memoir of national self liberation. apology. e'online but we have free copies of that memoir for all of youattending in person today or for many of you attending in person today, probably not all of you. she has also co-edited or edited llections of yiddish fiction and poetry and has contributed essays t including national affairs commentary in the wall street journal. the national humanities medal and an honorary degree from university. dr. weiss will speak about -semitism for about 30 minutes, after which she'll be joined on continetti. mr. continetti is the director of domestic policy studies and the inaugural patrick and shirley neal, chair in american prosperity here at aei where his work focuses on american political thought and his

i'm you can do is your deductible get there, we're going to use the desktop mcgill, utah as well. i think the woman a solemn daughter who lives alone with her, a cat, sent her dogs in her memories in her home, packed with cushions, with the little mice that come through the broken windows. is both a story of sadness and a story of hope. that if i looked at the one with the so it's going to be in full body armor gear hustling. running. takes me back banning. but the devastation is horrendous. i haven't seen anything like this plan, but i do. so we've got sweats, not special forces covering our bags. no, no, no, no, no, no, no grievance them on the truck. the something for the one where we are with a wonderful staff and nurses and doctors of this medical facility taking care of the wounded soldiers and is an american veteran. i remember people we most love are the doctors and nurses because they're so invaluable. social, social, social frontier, sugar medicine, the slip boils, fluid, shenadra yang is this devolve for the convo experience of drugs. ok, funding it for which was one th

rob mcgill, come on up. get the swimming. go next to a wild scene. caught on camera down under a pod of 30 dolphins around that were caught up in a wave off of moses rock in australia, nearly collided with a surfer just as the wave broke. >> look at that. >> i'm telling you, they're just trying to have fun. they know what they're doing. the surfer appeared to be okay as well, so he's fine. i actually envy that surfer. that would have been fine. they're not sharks. they're gonna bite you. >> i'm so terrified of surfing. like the idea of one more predicament being introduced. the situation is horrifying. but from afar, videotaping this. that sounds fun. look how clear the water is. we don't get this in the ocean here. the guy who captured the video said, quote, i left with a huge smile on my face. we hope that the surfer can say the same thing next to the cat named pepper. >> oh no, just kidding. not my cat. no, it's max now referred to as doctor max. >> doctor max the cat has been enjoying international attention after being bestowed with an honorary

. >>> joining us is alyssa mcgill johnson, the president and ceo of planned parenthood. alexis, thank you for being with us. what is your reaction to this decision? >> we are quite relieved that the supreme court unanimously decided that the plaintiffs in this case had no standing. we also are wondering how it got here in the first place, as your reporters let in. this is a case that should have never been there. we are also happy the court affirmed the role of the fda in regulating medication, not antiabortion dentists, even, who have no standing. i think that is awesome really important. the reality is here that this is not going to stop the attacks on medication abortion, this is not going to stop the attacks on reproductive freedom. there is a road map that is laid out even within this opening and we are still digging in as well. the preliminary look at clarence thomas's concurrence suggests that clients who might have standing. this is a case that might continue to yield efforts for the anti-abortion minority when we see it potentially go back to the district court

. >> reporter: alexis mcgill johnson of planned parenthood's political arm says reproductive rights are still driving support for president biden. >> the energy is on fire on the ground. people understand what it means to have a freedom taken away especially one that we have enjoyed for almost 50 years. >> reporter: president biden is expected to attack trump as a threat to abortion rights during thursday's debate as both campaigns try to break through to undecided voters. have you made up your mind about who you're going to vote for president in november? >> i've been going back and forth on this, back and forth on this. >> reporter: tonight trump rallies in battleground pennsylvania. president biden remains at camp preparing for next week's debate with more than a dozen advisers and aides. adriana? >> natalie, thank you so much. be sure to join us live for coverage of the first presidential debate hosted by cnn. you can watch it right here on cbs thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 central. >>> tonight we are learning more about a mass shooting at a grocery store in fordyce, arkansas.

is it, it can to given childbirth in certain sort of way. mcgill and b know, kill harvesting method, which allows us to milk the fish without killing it. by the time of that the sports dungeons on to go annual assessment to establish that production capacity for each spring and full, we pulled the fish out and checked the size and weight and do an ultrasound. and the ultra sound helps us see the development stage of the road. once it reaches stage 4, we know the fish can be transferred to the supporting points throughout the as a rule. since we imitate a natural environment, all fish get ready for harvesting in may, which would be a natural time in the wild. so each may we have fish, the ready to produce eggs own lined up and waiting for the ton. we perform a minus surgery, it's a tiny, bloodless incision, and then we massage old milk, the eggs out. what are these x of them either send to be processed for copy all at all? factory at auster hunt, we finalized so that we can get larvae and juveniles which we also raise him years . this couple different questions here. first of all, how

is it, it can to given childbirth in certain sort of way. mcgill, and b know, kill harvesting methods which allows us to milk the fish without killing it. quite a time if that's a sports dungeons on to go annual assessment to establish that production capacity . so it's got each spring and full. we pulled the fish out, check the size and weight and do an ultrasound. and the ultra sound helps to see the development stage. of the road, once it reaches stage 4, we know the fish can be transferred to this morning on to the as a rule, since we imitate a natural environment, all fish get ready for harvesting in may, which would be a natural time in the wild. so each may we have fish, the ready to produce eggs own lined up and waiting for the time. we perform a minus surgery, it's a tiny, bloodless incision. and then we massage old milk. the eggs out. what are these x of them either send to be processed for copy all at all factory at auster hun, we'll fight to lice, so that we can get larvae on juveniles, which we also raise here. and we use this couple different questions here. first of all

and once again, the main question is, well, the west accept mcgill him, he should not be making another concrete video piece proposal if and key if and into wisdom capitals, they also refuse it as before. then in the end, it is their business and their political and moral responsibility for the continuation of luncheon. and the conditions for starting negotiations will be different. as a big bad russia calling for peace didn't make western propaganda look ridiculous enough. nato and the us are now calling for more war ahead of their piece summit to which moscow was not even invited. this is the piece proposal. this is a proposal of more aggression, more occupation. he is not in any position to dictate to ukraine what they must do to bring about a piece. the pulse is that the longer we plan, and the longer we commit the soon ukraine kind of have peace, it looks like water. your opponent hit the nail on the head by suggesting that the west is the only one, the benefits from the on ending flow of weapons to key a solution to come listen, who will need the shelves when the conflict in ukrai

pro palestinian protest has gathered that mcgill university montville offices in rot, gay with deployed to the campus square an hour into the demonstration students, according on the university to divest from companies linked to israel, fabricated themselves inside the building. you and the secretary general, and certainly the terrace has strongly condemn the tax upon me and most ministry that have killed more than 70 civilians. the latest incident targeted ethics in, in west and me, and my region is also home to around 600000 members of the hangup was the minority and alliance of ethnic groups has been back in the army in the area since november . you and chief has reiterate to the need to protect all that civilian communities . indiscriminate ariel bombings and human rights violations. continue to be reported. in many parts of myanmar, those responsible must be held to account the secretary general calls on all parties. so the conflict exercise, maximum restraint, power ties, protection of civilians in accordance with international humanitarian law and prevent further incitement of co

a radio photographer named michael mcgill and captured this image in wyoming that perfectly recreatesas been chasing this shot for a long time and finally snapped it at a rodeo last month. congratulations to him. it is fabulous. >> bret: that's really cool. good to have you back, dana . i see you thursday in new york for our coverage of the debate and then i will anchor on friday. >> dana: do you know what people don't get to see but give them a little flavor? during the debate the commentary amongst the group is so good. i am there for all of it. >> bret: maybe we should record it. it will be fun. >> dana: we'll see you on special report and join you on "the five" today as we kick around the news of the day. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: fox news alert. president biden is sequestered

a radio photographer named michael mcgill and captured this image in wyoming that perfectly recreates the wyoming state logo. the photographer says he has been chasing this shot for a long time and finally snapped it at a rodeo last month. congratulations to him. it is fabulous. >> bret: that's really cool. good to have you back, dana . i see you thursday in new york for our coverage of the debate and then i will anchor on friday. >> dana: do you know what people don't get to see but give them a little flavor? during the debate the commentary amongst the group is so good. i am there for all of it. >> bret: maybe we should record it. it will be fun. >> dana: we'll see you on special report and join you on "the five" today as we kick around the news of the day. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: fox news alert. president biden is sequestered and has been for five full days now and we're told he will stay at camp david preparing to take on former president donald trump at the cnn presidential debate. president trump has called for biden to take a drug test before thursday night's e

this is kind of nice. >> reporter: mcgill says years of efforts and billions invested in restoring the of the destruction of their everglades habitat, but at time flamingo feathers were worth more than gold. now the bird's unexpected return has captured hearts and imaginations. >> so close, such beautiful colors. really nice to see. >> reporter: the accidental tourists stunning residents in wisconsin last fall who saw pink pop up on lake michigan. >> i had tears in my eyes. >> reporter: restoring florida's flamingo flock back to historic levels is one of zoo miami's goals. >> the winter now coming up, that would be a huge thing. >> reporter: flamingos are already florida's lottery mascot. now there is a push to have the pink icon unseat the mocking bird as this state bird. >> come on. it's a flamingo and a mocking bird. fla flamingo, come on! >> it's a travesty. >> we have to get this done. >> reporter: it is not unusual, guys for occasionally there to be a flamingo. there's always that one bird that gets separated from the flock and ending up in some pretty wild places. a few days ago

father will pardon him back, neil, i hear all these talk about -- is really not a kid, is 54 years old mcgill my mama loves me as much today at age 59 as she did the day i was born. you don't ever stop being a parent. don't think his dad will watch him go to federal prison, even if you had to do it before the election but he doesn't. you can do it afterwards and that is why he's going to do, i think. >> neil: there is a father and that trumps -- many of -- trey gowdy, thank you very much, my friend. >> neil: yes sir. i want to pass on this news item that fox cannot confirm, it -- it tajikistan national apparently were -- with their returns were arrested on the border crossing abnormal -- we don't know much more than that but that extend last time i checked on the globe is nowhere near our border so how did i have? after this... >> ♪ ♪ our biggest challenge? uncertainty. hidden fees, surcharges... who knows what to expect! turn shipping to your advantage. keep it simple...with clear, upfront pricing. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a g

. >> liz mcgill has voluntarily resigned. >> narrator: within days of the hearing, the university ofresigned. >> the congresswoman who led the questioning on capitol hill just posted a message on social media saying, "one down, two to go." >> narrator: rufo and his allies kept up the pressure on harvard. >> what we are seeing here is an ideological fight and that people are using the emotions, the sentiments that have been let loose to advance their, you know, agenda. >> narrator: randall kennedy is longtime professor at harvard law school. he's defended claudine gay and harvard against rufo's criticisms. >> these people, as far as i'm concerned, are very clever enemies of the university. and they are perfectly willing to use anything at hand to advance their attack. there has been a concerted and very effective effort to iron out complexity, make a very simple story. there's been a concerted effort to make the university and the university society, university culture seem, you know, one-dimensional, "they all think this." it's, it's ridiculous. >> i'm never going to back down, i'm g

injured montreal police in riot gear deploying tear gas to disperse pro-palestinian protesters at mcgillnstrators lock themselves inside a campus building, calling for an end to the war in gaza. wow, spacex's mega rocket starship blasting off successfully in its fourth attempt from texas on thursday. flight forced booster and rocket, both splashdown and he controlled re-entry about an hour later and row the boston celtics cruising to a dominant 10789 victory over the dallas mavericks in game one of the nba finals jaylen brown leading the way for the celtics with 22 points game too. >> scheduled for sunday night in boston. >> then there's this oh, my god, a two-year-old texas girl lifted straight out of her family's trot while feeding a hungry giraffe at a drive-thru sorry. >> that's a thing. >> the giraffe quickly dropped the child back into the arms of her mom early. >> everyone is okay. the fossil room wildlife center says it will no longer allow desks to. ride through the park in truck beds, weights. we have the wide shot of this because the wide shot is like totally crazy okay. >> ma

were so dispersed and away from their unit this is on a personal my canadian mother's classmate at mcgill a third infantry division who came ashore at normandy. canadians made it about eight miles inland. he was captured and within. 24 hours of landing in france. he was executed. members of the 12th waffen ss, he and 17 other shoulder ]

of the man killed in a hit and run earlier this week in san francisco, a car struck. 41 year-old mcgill the river cruise at the intersection of mission and cortland avenue, flowers and candles now lie in the area. police say that crash happened shortly before 4 monday morning. officers are asking anyone with information or video of the collision to please get in touch. ev charging access is expanding in san francisco. mayor london breed launching a pilot program allowing more curbside charging the city is hoping to install more than 1700 public stations by 2030, right now, there are less than 1200 before selecting locations. the program hopes to gain public feedback and applications from charging providers. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the race for california senator up. >> latest poll showing one candidate leading the race. >> parts of solano county are under a red flag warning this weekend. and that doesn't mean elevated fire danger for the area. let's check in now with kathy trafton in the weather center. you can give us a better understanding of what we should be with thi

were so dispersed and away from their unit this is on a personal my canadian mother's classmate at mcgilluniversity city was a third infantry division who came ashore at normandy. canadians made it about eight miles inland. he was captured and within. 24 hours of landing in france. he was executed. members of the 12th waffen ss, he and 17 other shoulder shoulder pardon me soldiers were the air. they are dan laid out one by one and shot in the head. the question for you sir is do you know of any run run stands in? rommel's guidance as to p.o.w.s how there were to be treated versus the ss under it as you mentioned a separate command chain himmler. oh can you hear me so i working. hello hello. okay. okay so there's a couple of things baked into that. one, ss units are different, right? they're fanatical nazis rather than a common german who goes a if they've already, they're not going to stop until our unconditional surrender. i'm going to fight for my homeland. those are philosophically two different people on. top of that many of these units that are in france. in fact, for the first two y

there was a good article i committed peoples attention "city journal" magazine by a guy named george mcgill soulÉ that different tribes on the china issue on the republican side. kind if i would say neil reaganite, reagan himself was maybe more of a realist that if it someteople as policy with more realistic than people often appreciative that might be the release i would define mike and that's peace speak for himsel my view is the conservative realist. what i would say to you is victory the sense what was a victory with the soviet union? it was great reagan did a great job and others played an important part along that with vladimir putin which is worse than what we face under mikhail gorbachev and elyse is an argument even before that. and that basically stems from the fact that my view russia in china's interest are generally drivenpyents. there's an ideological element andut if you look to what xi jinping and the chinese government are it's the great rejuvenation china nation strong position for the chinese people. that's nothing to do with marxism. if anything is the antithesis ofcalnd

and the ceo of planned parenthood action fund and planned parenthood federation of america, alexis mcgillader. thank you both very much for being with me. alexis, what is planned parenthood trying to do to get the word out about exactly what the vice president was talking about? the services that planned parenthood brings to the table, but also that abortion is health care. abortion is equal to health care, to saving lives. >> look, i mean, clearly, we know now, planned parenthood action fund just concluded a recent analysis of the impact of the dobbs decision today. and we know now that 43% of women are living in states with abortion bans. that is 28 million women are living in states and more gender expansive folks and more than half of black women. so when we talk about the fact that abortion is health care, abortion is reproductive health care, and we know now that abortion bans have made pregnancy more dangerous, they have put us at more risk for outcomes in our pregnancies for being criminalized, the idea that people still yet don't understand, right, on the opposite side of the ais