as proof, paula stein, raleigh's suite to the us, new york police wound into a columbia university campus building for window to reach the purchases foot barricaded inside. now offices ended the school after the administration authorized their access. this is following on successful negotiations that says, pushes with taking place outside the workforce and also look a little approaches to the university and report to be made in dozens upon dozens of arrests. the scene, columbia university is also asked place to maintain a presence on the campus now until may, the 17th to a gas was used to clear crowds. meanwhile, at the university of california in los angeles, this is where student protests is. we're seeing ruling and setting up our capes back. the for the police clock down the rallies in the us just guessing what markedly little criticism in west and media. but those very same outlets had plenty to say a feel day during some of the previous purchasing countries like russia and iran. the main screen me do quick to claim that the star to use bad was stifling for a speech, but the same outl

today, paula stein is still, as we all know, very much waiting. what would it mean to be negotiating with israel, as we've mentioned before, on this level, playing field state to state. well, uh, let me remind you that when is it and was it a good night to bite you on? uh, did we have 2 conditions that desire and have to fulfill the events on sentence, which is the fact that the one in one design use and said that it wouldn't be able to see me and states. yeah, is definitely about happens answer kind of that is read with implement the 194 is addition, which would allow us to obviously use that with displaced by is are in to come back home. also they did not implement that. so practically, the, it isn't on the mind. it's membership by not. so i'm sending these conditions. that's one second. yes, there is a fabulous conclusion of palestine on the next step. think it does that for them. but because that would mean that every major is at least half a month, and they're very much of an exception. it has no political and economic value. i mean, that wou

as a senior paula stein list with the n g o international crisis group, she joins us from. i'm on. i met, i am a klein, so political science professor, i bought a land university who's with us from west jerusalem, a bible, and welcome to all 3 of you. thank you very much for your time met of him. i wonder if i can start with you 35000 people, dead men, women, and children. what's made motivated joe biden to issue these threats now as opposed to previously when it could have saved many more lives. a very good question. i am watching today. seeing an interview i expected today, this question to be a follow up by the presenter, but she said not to make it. well, i know, isn't it too late? but it's better now than never. it's better late than never. so it saves that p. i'm very good support for is right and is called they should the i like what we have sold, it will be or it's, i'm condition them or the statements they coming from the state. so this right, so i think it's a condition that simple. if this call dish, and if this condition with the, if they say the reason the american fet

accused israel of deliberately targeting them and their families and even more data from rough paula stein, honeys, live with us now. honey, thanks for the scramble on the audio. it's working now we can hear you. we just watched a report on one of the 1st palestinian reporters was killed in the very early days of this war. you've been reporting this for us from almost 7 months. it will be 7 months and less than a week. can you just share with our viewers what that has been like, and we know your work? we've seen it on camera the behind the scenes, the the is well, the past 7 months haven't been really easy at all. if i can characterize it by, by one word, it's been large and the very stressful because not only about this particular difficult time is that but the coverage. yeah. and then in getting in front of the cameras reported about then on the out of the death and destruction was marked as being very depressing, very disappointing because often often time i would dream of waking up just to report about something positive, other than the, the ongoing defend destruction in the process co

but paula stein is a members of the us congress. you also said to the i c, c, that america would retaliate if these arrest warrants are issued against these rating. the does, does not mean that washington, which also is also signature. he considers itself being a buffalo here, as well as israel has the lobby through a pack and other super packs. and they are called here. and united states have lobbied all of congress, all of the senate, essentially the presidents. they all receive money for their campaigns and funding from israel and israel presiding these lobbies. so, you know, money speaks very loudly to these people, these congressmen and women, the senators from the united states. they're not thinking about the lives of families being used and not thinking about justice in the world. they are thinking about how can they get elected for the next election. and that means receiving pro design is finds. that being said, it is also in days more id, ology. oh, but liberty is in this more ideology of what the role of the united states

was destroying its own child to invest the re admin stores is paula steins plans to request full membership at the un security council. mckayla's tend to can be how could he join slowly, but the white house. kimberly what we reaction if any, from the united states to these countries recognizing palestine today of the white house has been very clear about where you as president joe biden stabs, and he is firmly opposed. and that has been reiterated by not only the national security advisor j sullivan, but also it's folks. and john kirby, the national security council spokesperson, what the position of the, by the ministration is, is that it is fairly in the support of a 2 state solution. but that it should not be declared unilaterally, but instead, should be negotiated directly between the 2 parties, and therefore, they cannot support these declarations by these various countries. what the position of the united states is in taxes, this could even put in jeopardy of further cease fire efforts to even humanitarian aid, or even the attempts to get the last captives free. so what this is also d

and even more vienna, from rough paula stein, it's released from the occupied westbank say that is really force is a trying to silence palace. the invoice is online and on the ground. they've been detained and terminated, and in many cases banned from doing their job. one journalist was placed under house arrest and prevented from using our phone or the internet. did. abraham has this report from the occupied westbank. she's a journalist, but with no phone internet or access to the field. and it's really court cutoff, so may edge away from the outside world. as part of her conditioned release form. and as we do, if she communicates online or speaks to us on camera, she could be arrested and coming back home with somebody. it was in her 7th month of pregnancy, so we were worried about to we filtered 1st to be allowed to work from home. but then we were surprised to see the court's ruling. all of this for walk, for accusing her of incitement, of, of post on social media. she was allowed to give birth in a hospital. her baby is 3 months old now, but she has no idea when she'll be allowed out

i actually paula stein, and that's why this case can be held, is a policy to the right statute. separately, you have so many as much old a impact. it basically dates from the league of nations before the united nations, which is the international court of justice. that is part of the you and the us is part of that court as is every one of the $193.00 members of the united nations. but they normally deal with technical breaches of treaties. and quite a lot of that work is pretty dull and doesn't make the news all that often spots with regard to the war and garza and this, this is not the 1st time it is for the, for the breakthrough case was on the on more a few years ago, there was one particular treaty that is being used to make them deal with effectively war crimes issues. and that's the genocide convention. and so we have a case for genocide bought by south africa. the court has already twice now issued interim judgments with the co provisional measures saying, we think is ro should be allowing more aid in a to garza. well, there's a new application to fact cools from south africa in the

paula reid, thanks so much. let's discuss with washington post justice reporter peri stein, who's the co-author of the trump trials newsletter. we also have with us criminal defense attorney bernardo vega, lona peri yesterday, you wrote that the jury in trump's trial for weeks have been told michael cohen is difficult aggressive, and even a jerk. but you think that jurors are seeing a kinder, gentler version of cohen on the stand does that include today when the defense got their shot at him, how did the kindler gentler cohen fair when faced with a tough inquisition? >> yeah it included today up until cross-examination started after lunch. what you saw is you saw todd blanche trump's attorney really do these rapid fire questions to really point out the lies that cohen has told in the past. instead of having these decisive com, answers he was a little more wishy washy. he said, oh, that sounds like something i would say or i don't recall, he seemed to remember a lot less this time around but i think part of the intent of that questioning was to be fast, was to skip around in chronological order and to get him a lit