so, more than a dozen pro- palestinian student protesters at pomona college are now facing suspensione president's office. here's talking to the protesters when they refuse to leave. >> the next 10 minutes every student in this building is immediately suspended from this institution if you are from pomona. if you are from elsewhere you mediate will be banned from this campus. >> and adults, thank god madame. guess what she was ignored by some of them, arrests and suspensions. more of this. >> listen to that lady. new jersey governor phil murphy is catching heat after not returning to his home state following the historic 4.8 magnitude earthquake that shook the northeast on friday. you've got to come home when there is an earthquake, governor britt this is what he posted on experts state emergency operations centers deactivated as of 10:00 a.m. today we have had no reports of major damage to structures, roadways or infrastructure as a result of yesterday's earthquake. but on a hard hat. pull the press conference tell everyone is going to be alright. but i cannot stand him and his dub j

pomona's president. >> ever time we raise tuition, it doesn't feel good. >> reporter: between 1980 andngle biggest expense is people. >> reporter: many colleges and universities now operate like small city, and critics say that's led to administrative boat. there are now three times as many administrators and staffers as there are teaching faculty at leading schools. demand for degrees is also driving up costs. >> i feel like young people have gotten a sense that in order to be a part of the american dream today, you have to have your bachelor's degree diploma hanging on the wall. >> reporter: economist beth acre says easy access to loans compounds the problem. >> we can't just telling people a bachelor's is the golden ticket. people are signing on the dotted line at basically whatever it takes to get them in and through. >> reporter: so what's the solution here? >> we get students and their parents to think about what am i paying here versus what am i getting, then we really force institutions to check themselves. >> reporter: but even at the same school, the actual cost can be differ

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back here in california, police arresting 20 students who were protesting for gaza at pomona college in claremont friday, according to student led activists group, demonstrators were protesting the removal of a mock apartheid wall that was created by students on mona college's campus. the clermont police department reporting approximately 100 to 150 protesters have gathered outside the president's office and nearly 40 of those students stormed inside the building taken over the president's office of those arrested 19 students are facing trespassing charges while one was arrested on a charge of obstruction. 4 zone forecast kron four's gayle ong joins us with look at what's to expect. gayle, a very clear night outside. >> yes, a clear night, but chilly night. so sunday is going to be one of the last chilly nights and days. we will have. so just i just say tuned because we'll be warming up. you can even see this view here from the east bay hills. you can see the blue skies it will start to clear overnight. and with that, the temperatures will be dropping, but we will be warming up to mi

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earlier this week that was summarizing expulsions, arrests, suspensions, et cetera, from vanderbilt to pomonaourage of these institutions as they face -- the rich is just stunning. lex mcmenamin, thank you very much, and that is tonight reidout. cheers. and by the by, you can follow me on the tiktok and on instagram. and please follow our show accounts on instagram and tiktok at the readout. so you can always be in the know. all in with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on all in. >> well, the jury selection is

police arresting 20 students who were protesting for gaza at pomona college in claremont friday, accordingudent led activists group. the demonstrators were protesting the removal of a mock apartheid wall. that was created by students on on a college campus. the clermont police department reporting approximately 100 to 150 protesters have gathered outside the president's office and nearly 40 of those students stormed inside the building and had taken over the president's office of those arrested 19 students are facing trespassing charges while one was arrested on a charge of obstruction. this comes as white house and israeli officials are preparing for a, quote, significant attack on israel by iranian forces possibly within days. it's in response to an israeli airstrike monday that hit iranian kunce consulate and damascus killing a number of senior leaders of iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps correspondent. ilene, not sure. ozzy reports from washington. >> the biden administration is considering ways to respond after they learned iran plans to hit targets inside of israel. tensions i

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as jeremy said in the last hour, i mean, what we're seeing at columbia, like at pomona, like at michiganthese other schools, it's where these overprivileged individuals think that, somehow, they're allowed to build encampments in the middle of the quad. they're not. somehow, they're allowed to threaten and intimidate, spit on, and harass their jewish classmates. they're not. and it's about time that the presidents and these campus administrators across the country say, "you have to play by the rules." talk about the height of entitlement, right? thinking you can just act with impunity wherever you want. it is funny, we're talking about iran a few minutes ago. iran has their military proxies like hezbollah, and iran has their campus proxies like these groups, like sjp, jvp. look at them. this is like a demonstration in tehran. you can't believe it is happening in morningside heights. as you know, president shafik testified before congress on wednesday. she did much better than her counterparts last december because she basically said, "we have a problem, and we're going to fix it. this is

oh, clearly, i mean, they're getting a message to the president of pomona drew a hard lines, has got ten minutes to get to my office. you're not here. you don't have permission& kick them out. i think that's the right thing to do. i think i don't think anybody actually get dressed your question about the antisemitism part i like like the anti-semitism isn't whether it's disruptive or not, you can have disruptive anti-semitism are non-disruptive anti-semitism the question is, like, are people being singled out? american jews being singled out for the actions of another country that they're not, that they don't live in. and you see jewish members of the administration being picketed and their homes and singled out there. wait for the anthony blinken's kids again in the car before they say hateful and terrible things, you see people saying things simply about jews, quad, jews. that's he semitism, its collective guilt you safe from the river to the sea is that any semitism? >> it's well, it is a genocide. it is taken literally, it is a genocidal sentiment about a jewish country and peopl

earlier this week that was summarizing expulsions, arrests, suspensions, et cetera, from vanderbilt to pomona to columbia. >> oh, the courage of these institutions as they face -- the rich is just stunning. lex mcmenamin, thank you very much, and that is tonight reidout. cheers. and by the by, you can follow me on the tiktok and on instagram. and please follow our show accounts on instagram and tiktok at the readout. so you can always be in the know. all in with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on all in. >> well, the jury selection is largely luck. it depends who you get paid >> jury selection week in new york versus infrastructure week in pennsylvania. >>> quote, biden hits the trail while trump assists in court. >> and i, the twists and tweets inside donald trump criminal trial. >>> can you imagine having all your old social media posts about trump read aloud while he is sitting right in front of you there? >>> then, inside the maga revolt during today's sham impeachment. >> everybody, come back! this is about china! >>> plus, new alarm over the conservative courts take on january 6 cha