counseling of peaceful protest as that have been that for the past couple of days i corresponded rob reynolds joins is now on the phone from los angeles and important to know, rob, that absolutely nothing was done to stop this line and it's taking place no intervention from the police. that's right. this has been going on for an hour or more, and thus far we've seen no police try to intervene. however, a los angeles may or karen bass has posted on ax, formerly twitter that the los angeles police are now responding to the request of the, the administration at u. c. l. a. to get some police in there and, and try to get a handle on the 3rd or at least get these 2 sides separated. so you see all the violence being instigated in, perpetrated by this vigilante mob of pro israel supporters observed of the past several days that these people are there on and off during the daytime and appear not to be students. they appear to be all largely people who are not a student age and they're not from the c l a campus. but what they're doing is it trying to harass and uh, um, well attack the pro kill us didn

we're going to bring in our correspond rob reynolds is joining us now from u. c. l. a. in los angeles. rob for viewers are just joining us, bring this up to date with what you've been saying. of the well we have seen the large numbers of police uh, moving towards uh, the building that front upon the encampment thats royce hall. so they can use that as a way of transiting uh through the building and then they're merging to confront the, the gaza solidarity the encampment were also seen in just the last couple of minutes. the police officers here taking a few steps forward and apparently getting ready to perhaps move towards this group of demonstrators or supporters of the demonstrators in the encampment. the number of these supporters seems to have been down quite a bit over the last couple of hours. and as police took a few steps forward, some people decided to leave the area altogether. least have said over a loud speaker that anybody who doesn't leave the area would be subject to arrest. now, the other thing that indicates that things may be coming to a head is that on

rob reynolds, l g 0, warren. all these stories were covering on alger 0 on a website that out is there a dot com the very latest on there, including the latest updates on his ras, one guy. so that's it from me for the batch of all my colleagues simon's a john, will be with you in around 30 minutes with the offices here and use our coming up next it's talk to, i'll just stay with the i had a load that was stopped by looking at the satellite images for south asia, and dennis cloud is sitting across the bay or bang goal, that's the circulation that's going to bring some very width. and when do, whether to the surrounding areas, patients like the on demand and nick about islands me in my bung additional east in india on the east coast is india now we'll see heavy rain continue for places like carola in the south of india with bus of heavy rain as well in sri lanka as we go through the we can not the very heart picture. i'm drawing to the north of this. we've got a dividing line across central parts of india. wet temp

rob reynolds, l g, 0, los angeles. is there any forces that are expedite palace to me in gentlest in the occupied west bank, the troops re didn't search belonged to wheels home in hebron. more than 40 palace to be in journalists and media workers have been arrested since the war on guns that began in october. at least a 147 needed workers had been killed. the, the upholding stations have opened across south africa and the countries 7 for the democratic election since the end of apartheid photos will be costing that balance in both parliamentary and provincial elections. but now just bear with somebody that may not joins us live now from. so what so in john is but somebody to, so this is a pretty significant election for south africa. what about this thing then? what are the main concepts that well, we've spoken to a couple of people and for those people have lined up this morning just before the pose opened. and they've said that they're happy to be. it's important to always note that so that because just the 2 years i

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. i saw him back in a mechanical is a videographer underwriter, who is joining his life on you see, any account is good to happy with us and i'll just see what is it that you have seen during the protests. a thank you, rob. so late at night, the previous night, a group of about a $100.00 protesters. the guys are so they're already at university of california los angeles. i began to grow fireworks, began to grow a space. i saw you very large desk the round up and they began to yell things is work is real. that also i heard racial epithets towards black people. i heard a quite a bit. 1 of a language which implies extra violence as well as the rest of the bible. after that it went on for about 2 hours. there was no response from university of california los angeles police, nor was there any response from los angeles police department for the california highway patrol. after about 2 hours they did arrive, our protesters essentially well be pro is real uh side i saw directly. 3 used spray ag

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. now columbia has decided to face that bull fighting. it was one of just 8 countries in the world where it was legal of sound, from pantry stuff, dates a danny, sorry about the and the country and columbia can 3 aware bull fighting has been at centuries long guess. so addition, and if it's the end of a fraud for the to go back to the senate has passed this bill more than a year ago. and since then the house of representatives had failed 14 times to bring it to a vote. right wing parties that have used that many fairly passed between of us or tactics to avoid the uh, reaching the moments of a vote, knowing that they would have lost then finally today. and the best of this bill has the rates that the floor of the house of representative of both happen and it has and it passed with that a major majority. however, there had, there were doubts until the end of that in the that this would've happened that. b most, i think, used to be very popular in columbia. it's popularity has been diminishing over the years of our concerns that there is a c

rob reynolds, l g, a 0. subject of all the stories on the website. the dollars of adults comments updated throughout the day. we continued to focus on the continuing bombardment of casa in altamont, but listen, so i'll be back with move in just into half of the time. but next all the, i'll just say what fits starting in somebody's team here in denver. thanks for your time. and your company, the team in the gaza strip as is there a lot continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanize of palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of way. tracking those stories examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing, the best the, [000:00:00;00] the . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 the. 2 the . 6 if we try to look at the big challenges, humanity is faced. i would say one of the most important parts is he considers ourselves outside of nature the that's wrong

and even as israel apparently has begun, it's military operation against rob, rob reynolds, l, g, 0, los angeles. so it's a come here on the outstanding i'm just seeing human and part of the brazil where volunteers and professional risk teams are working round the clock to try to bring people to safety from the floods that will call the president for rental rate. the, the latest news as it breaks, frequent upsets by take for access to the river. it leads to woods this countries in major ports, and that's where drugs are traffic out of the country. with in depth reports ukraine struggling to find men to fight in some sections of the front line. brushing forces out number, it's 7 to one from the heart of the story. this is the flight channel of its um pool, or the watering it flowing in. see the ton of river, which is already passed inside a listings in the gaza strip. as is the last continues, there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be question, sustains coverage. that actively humanize as is readings and actively humanizes palestinians.

rob reynolds alger 0 . okay, that's it for me, molly. inside lot small information on a website. al jazeera, don't com. the news continues hit on al jazeera, off to the stream to stay with us. the i was, i was playing on a scooter with my cousin. he said, we're on our way home when we saw in his rate, in the jeep driving towards us. so we started running soldiers began shooting. jude was hit in the neck and found it happen near the foot job, a refugee camp near jericho, and they occupied westbank soldiers detained, the wounded boy, accusing him of throwing rocks and pipelines before leaving him. and his really hosp these really hospital where he was treated claims they are owed more than $13000.00 for treating an 8 year old child with a gunshot wound from is really assault. his father says the bill is so high, it will be impossible to pay posts and you'd officials told they'll just hear that in situations like this is real, deducts the funds directly from customs taxes that it collects on behalf of the palestinian authority. she says she'll never write a scooter again from kingst

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. so hes on al jazeera j one as a surprise general election campaign in the u. k. and the fast polls, but the of the session labor policy significantly, i had the, had a load that would stop by looking at the satellite images for south asia. and dense cloud is sitting across the bay of bang goal. that's the circulation that's going to bring some very width and when do, whether to the surrounding areas, patients like the on demand, a nickel, bottom islands, me in my bung. additional east in india and the east coast is india. now we'll see heavy rain continue for places like carola in the south of india with bus of heavy rain as well in sri lanka as we go through the weekend. and that's a very hot picture. i'm drawing to the north of this. we've got a dividing line across central parts of india. wet temperatures will continue to touch into the mid forties. as we go through the we can, you can see 46 degrees celsius in the whole new delhi that will continue through to monday with excessive

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles, colombia husband, both slicing in a historic move. it was one of just 8 countries in the world where it was still legal of us under run. patsy, such as this update from boca to tammy, sorry about the and the country and columbia tends to be aware of bull fighting has been essentially as long as it's for addition. and if it's the end of a fraud for the to go back to the sending of had passed this bill more than a year ago. and since then, the house of representatives had failed 14 times to bring it at 2 of both right wing parties that have used that many fairly passed between of us or tactics to avoid the uh, reaching the moments of a vote, knowing that they would have loss then finally, today, and the best of this bill has a reach that the floor of the house of representative of votes happened and it has and it passed with that. a major majority. however, there had their words out until the end that that in the that they said would have happened that. b most type thing used to be very popular in columbia. it's popularity has been dimi

here as rob reynolds was at the university of california in irvine at rob, set the scene for us. what's the situation now on the university grounds? well, it is a uh, coming to a head now of follies. you can see behind me a line of some of the hundreds of police officers who have gathered on campus. and just a few moments ago, a police officer with a bullhorn announced that this the gathering of, of the gods of solidarity protesters and students on campus represents an unlawful assembly. he gave the 5 minutes to disperse, which a considerable amount of that time has now elapsed already, and warned them that if they did not disperse, they would be subject to arrest, stand to possible use of non lethal force including projectiles. but tons of the irritating, chemical sprays and other means of force as well as being placed under arrest. i'm gonna, it's gonna show you a little bit. now i can see of a line of many of the police officers here. they're wearing helmets, they have tons on some of them have of the types of launchers that are used to launch a non lethal palate rounds and we

rob reynolds joins us now from u. c. l, a in los angeles. and rob, can you just explain what the full that is being from that not yvonne. and so we have just say, well, there are a lot of questions that have gone on answered. but right now the, as you can see behind me here at the gaza solidarity and cameron is still standing . the tents are still there. the students are now cleaning things up and trying to sort of reinforce or bolster this makes shift wall that they've built of a wooden pallets and the apply would boards and things of that nature. the students had a meeting earlier of media are not invited inside the encampment, so we don't know exactly what they said, but there was a lot of cheering. so, and a lot of, and susie asked if noise coming from there. so apparently, the students are not entirely deterred by the, the violent events of last night. so among the questions, who were the rioters, who were the people who attacked the gods? it's all that area and camp and well, we don't know exactly uh, but many of them according to accou

protesters have been demanding that schools divest from is really companies as get relates as with rob reynolds, who joins us now live from the university of california, you know, vine of so rob, bring us up to speed with the situation on the university grounds was the latest is well, folly, there's not much to see now. but earlier today, this was yet another american college campus where police were called in to forcibly disperse and dismantle a gaza solidarity student protest. this began several hours ago when students occupied a science lecture hall on campus adjacent to their encampment. hundreds of police then descended on the campus, they dismantled the encampment, destroyed the tents and cleared the building. then police moved remaining protesters after arresting. i should say, a several dozen. we don't know exactly how many of protesters were arrested, but they were taken into custody with the now familiar pull up, plastic zip ties and taken away by police later. police. uh, uh, gather the remaining protesters uh behind a police line and dispersed them on to a large open area on campus.

rob reynolds, l g 0, irvine, california, both still had a on, i'll just are, these still have like 5 minutes just recovering from this us nation that time to have a live updates. the the, so i just bought the site, the, the ratings and moving knowles as they should do seasonally leaving java or on the drive. and it was, it still helped in positive for the free. and we just had a reco breaking high temperature for them in the now that's not going to be replaced that or thing because excited building a was more channels on their way with the heaviest ones off of the west. sumatra still a case in point, but maybe a lot further north and dying weather. really nasty flags with nancy malays. you've got through thailand and vietnam is looking quite well that what she should be is seasonally correct. no manila, which east coast north north in midland are also shows a change of weather type. we've got more, cheryl is all funds towards likely in the next few days. 9 days in may. a typically which ones you know, strategy a change of type as well with the talk to modified on topic of crossing pe

the country where protesters have been demanding that schools divest from these really companies rob reynolds is that the university of california irvine campus with more behind me, you can see just a few of the hundreds of police officers who were called here to the university of california irvine campus. earlier today, they were called because students began occupying a science building on campus. and after police arrive, they tore down the students pro palestinian solidarity kit and camp at the guise of solitary and camp. and removed all the tents, those or have been completely dismantled. now, a few moments ago the police began moving in to sweep out the remaining protesters who were on campus. there were a number of arrests earlier, and the police have said that anyone who remains on campus is in an unlawful assembly and are subject to arrest in possibly the use of a non lethal force in another move of displeasure in the wider academic community over these actions by administrative since 48000 student workers lecturer, student teachers, researchers and others were represented by the unit

rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles says you're almost is an investigative journalist and he spoke to is from the university of california campus in los angeles to there was a several 100 counter processors who the people who came out to part of israel and to protest the, the pro palestinian demonstrators were here who had at camp, but you see late thursday they started kind of trying to tear down the, the walls here. there was physical melodies, they were the counter purchases, were throwing stuff at the house and demonstrators. they were trying to get them what sticks, in some cases, burn glass bottles. there's multiple scuffles and, and many and many minor injuries, you know, kind of bruises and, and then lots of pepper spray. i think the at the moment i'm just saying, you know, it's after midnight i think counter protest, this is the most accurate term. they are a definitely against the palestinian but, and cameron here, it's not totally clear what exactly, you know, if they have a unified kind of message other than they are opposing the, the 1000 demonstrators who, you know, by and

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. go ahead. hey, on that, i'll just 0 to my house up and dropped it right there. that's what's left of my home. multiple tonight is read through the us days of all. i were leaving behind the trail of destruction at least 5 people looked at and unable to rebuild that lives. why? hundreds of thousands of stuff. i expect things, the headings, the poles, to stay with the peddler. they will get to africa in environments the bus in the middle east and live and where it's very quiet. but hot picture, when is the temperature is across the gulf pickup over the next few days, 42 degrees celsius, the in mecca will be into the 14th stretching from saudi arabia through to oman with 41 degrees celsius. that in must got. that is allows you to draw a picture, we could see some showers, however, coming into western parts of yemen. but the west coast all the way that can be found for the north of this across to keep the bits of wintery and wet weather stretching across the cool causes and into northern parts of a

rob reynolds, l g, 0, los angeles. the vault is breaking news can be out of asia pacific. a huge lens side has struck a remote village in pa, for new guinea in the northern promise province of anger. it is a developing story that's close over to jessica washington, a correspondence in the indonesian capital jakarta as estates of developing story address because it's broken any within the last few hours. just tell us what we know about the circumstances around this land slide as well. what we understand from local media is that the land slide occurred around 3 am in angle province in the, in a village where people were sleeping in that homes. of course, it was early hours of the morning when this land slide occurred. now this region is a some, 2 to 3 hours from the provincial capital. some 600 kilometers from port must be quite remote and quite a surely area when land flights are coming. now there, this is still, as you mentioned, a developing situation. it is unclear whether authorities are able to reach the affected area. what we have heard from speaking with local source

rob reynolds, l, g, 0, los angeles. the books, the break and used to be a lot of asian pacific where a huge loan slide has struck a remote village and pop when you get a thousands of people of it that and the northern province of anger. let's get more on this from uh, correspondent to jessica washington, who's in jakarta. jessica, we're looking at pictures of the disaster everywhere itself. just take us through what we think authorities are telling us this happens a as well. just a few minutes ago we received a statement from the provincial authorities. anything good? no. read some of that out to you. what we do know is that the landslide occurred at around 3 am in an angle province. now, darcy say they still cannot confirm the death toll, but what we do know is that they have assembled and emergency response team, and that team is now on the side of feet affected area. they have also lost any health facilities, health professionals, public officials, to be on stand by to assist in what they are cooling, a massive land

this season of protest will be an indelible memory for the class of 2020 for rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles. the other well he's now in the 3rd phase of india is general election is taking place. and 11 states, including the home state to 5 minutes, to arrange for moody voted any on tuesday. the 1st 2 phases of voting. having mod, by no vote to turn out navigations of bias, really 1000000000 people are eligible to costs benefits during the 6 weeks of voting. this is india's cost system, which divides the majority into community as defined, regional politics. engine government has failed to give visas talent, as it was correspondence to cover the story. so we've been forced to report from outside the country on eco soon sheriff has more no fall from the same as taj mahal in the move in indian state. just looking for these visits wise and put the industry in the city or fall, grow it employees millions of people like old pro cos who owns about $70.00 to $90.00 a month. he belongs to a community that falls at the bottom of the cost hierarchy. for centuries, develops who of once known a

of correspondent rob reynolds joins us now on the phone from los angeles. real perhaps you can remind us of what we have seen at b, u. c l, a campus over the past hour or 2 as well. what we've seen mariam is a of the really shocking and ugly a scene of violence as what appear to be hundreds of pro israel. a pro sinus attackers have the salt of the encampment of the pro palestinian a. student's protesters. and they carried away the, the barriers that were separating of the camp from the rest of the campus. hurling missiles, the fireworks, to down with the, to like scooters and anything that they could get their hands on to throw inside the camp. and attempt to a good one presume for the student protesters to leave the area. police did not show up for a long time, but the number of injured it is difficult to say at this hour. although we've seen reports on social media thing that some people have been seen to be led away with the injuries but the and can't. but it's still there, a volume and the uh, doing protesters despite this, this attack of, of the ground

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. now we have a team of correspondents covering the protests across the us. phil of al is at the university of north carolina where they were number arrest on tuesday. but 1st that's close eva to kristen slavery at columbia university in new york, where the protest movement began 2 weeks ago. chris is of course, the man of new york has been speaking of the last few hours. what has he been saying about the events of the past 24 hours of the that's right. he said that the n y, p g was working in conjunction with the administration of columbia university. he said that they felt it was crucial to go onto the campus to stop what he described as a low hon newsletter to radicalized our children. he blamed the situation on campus again on outside agitators. he said that they had seen evidence of a change in tactics on the campus with the tape, over of hamilton hall. that training was being done by quotes professionals of the student body in order to escalate the situation on the campus. this of

he's just outside going to speak to rob reynolds, who joins us from a u. c. l a campus in the scientist will say not inside the incumbent, se rubber. it seems as if in a small way the police are beginning to make that move. we're seeing pictures of very small scuffles taking place, but it's a certainly a lot of movement and a lot of agitation definitely a lot of move in large numbers of police are moving. some of these of the folks that you see around me who are here in support of the student protesters inside the encampment. they've been moving them not in this particular, but monitoring some areas of footage. we seem to be shoved from the, the, the flags if you will, of the.

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. the adult as parliament has over written the president's veto, with the so called foreign agents built thousands of georgians are afraid, the legislation will come human rights and freedom of the media and compromise. the countries bid to join the you to meet them at the bank of explained after more than a month with protests and threats of sanctions and repercussions from the west. georgias parliament refused to be pressured into dropping the so called for an agents bill and peace over rode the president's veto on tuesday. after hours of debating, not without drama, we sort of gone on in the new law requires old civil society and media organizations that receive 20 percent or more of the funding from abroad to declare it. and they blink government oversight. the governing potty says it's important for georgia sovereignty utilizing it each carpet georgians have to understand that we are a solver and country and we have the right to know what is going on within the country and around i

rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles. kristen. so they, me, is that going to be university in new york with students? i'll keep buying a building that i would have moved and arrested. ty kristin, so what was the situation like by now? the other, so i have the police presence, the columbia university campus, perhaps you can see them now instead of starting a student demonstration, they are starting a faculty demonstration faculty have come out in support of the students who were arrested. they held a rally and now they are marching with students often down the sidewalk in front of the kansas state. the area where they have to assemble is limited because of the sidewalk and because of the police barricades with their marching and chanting, just picking up where the students left off with the same chance in the rally. they express their anger at the university administration. some of the signs that they are carrying represent that enter that we heard, they say pops off our campus hands off our students. they are highly angry that the

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. something back and i'll come back, i'll is a videographer the right time you spoke to somebody, u. c l, a campus and los angeles. late at night, the previous night, a group of about a $100.00 protesters. the guys are so they're already at university of california, los angeles. i began to ro, fireworks began to grow 6. i stop you. ready very large objects, the round up. yeah. i, they began to yell things is work is real. the also i heard a racial epithets words last people. i heard a quite a bit of a the language which is life sexual violence as well as the rest, the violence. after that it went on for about 2 hours. there was no response from university of california los angeles police, nor was there any response from los angeles police department for the california highway patrol. after about 2 hours they did arrive, our protesters eventually left. the pro is real uh side i saw um directly uh, used pepper spray against members of the cabinets. i saw them ro. ringback pieces of uh, st

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. diplomatic efforts are underway to reach cease fire and gaza with us pressuring him. us to agree to israel is tons. it's actually, it's a and c, blinking is an israel to push for a deal, which she says is achievable. and we're trying to get this this far. the brings the hostages all together now. and the only reason that that wouldn't be changes because of a loss of policy. as we said, till delays. there was no excuses. the time is now and time is now long past due to great hostages on the same time, even with terminations, you get to see star, the police officers all we also have to be focused on people in gosh, for suffering. goodness, crossfire. of course, this is all part essentially say honestly think his latest push to try and revive ceasefire tools, so it's not care if there is likely to be any hurts in hostilities, even a temporary one or is the results of business. this is now the is rating, negative his trip interest me, the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has placed invade ross site in southern gauze, which is a scenario that to positive

rob reynolds, l g 0, irvine, california. i major reinforcement operation is on the way to both the security forces in the french pacific drive, in charge of new caledonia, the lift of police and soldiers for those 3. not to protest if elect or reform for people have died in the unrest including a police officer entre simmons has this. the reinforcements to strengthen the ranks of security forces. 17000 kilometers away in new caledonia, head out from france. admission to quail violence in new caledonia is capital new mayor looting and austin continued despite a few in state of emergency french troops. i've also been deployed to backup hundreds of extra police officers, the mineral rich pacific ottoman became a colony and the 19th century. it still remains on the french control, the situation we have cut down here and the situation there remains very tense with looting bryant's fires and the soldiers that are obviously intolerable and unspeakable. i would remind you that 2 years on dom is have died. this is on dom or shelf in

this guy will, will join now by rob reynolds who is at u. c. l. i enrolled after the for the child at nights the can you just give us an idea of what it is like the today and the police presence that is on campus right now? behind me you can see the of the gaza solidarity encampment. the students are still there, they're still holding on and they have been fortifying and reinforcing the walls and barriers that would separate them from attacks by pro israel a counter protesters if we call them that as happened last night in expectation that that may happen again. however, there are more police on campus now than there were yesterday. you can see policemen from and women from a number of different jurisdictions dotted around here, a sort of standing by uh there are also some of those. uh, pro site is pro israel uh counter protestors off in the distance they are behind another barrier, but they're waving their flags, seeing their songs, making their presence notes in terms of fall out tom, the university's faculty took a stand today with a group of f

rob reynolds, l g 0, irvine, california far right to dodge politicians, goodwill. this has announced a new governing coalition every 6 months after this part to you much as the largest force in general elections. but he's not expected to be the prime minister. 3 right wing policies agreed on a platform to restrict asylum seekers and they say they'll stop participates in european union migration programs. parties also agreed to cut welfare payments along with taxes and environmental policies meant to reduce carbon emissions. let's take this off. we can speak to golden dark is a gem less than that contribute to to the online website. dutch news joins is not from the hate. golden could help you with this. so finally, there is agreements is taking 6 months to get the but we have agreement. how different is this government going to be from previous touch administrations instead of going to be to purchase certainly from the most recent desktop. and so this is a definitely a shift to, to the right. okay. there was as a leader of the largest party, and it is kind of exciti

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. oh, sorry. a solid arity demonstrators have gathered outside is really embassy and mexico. the action was sparked by israel strikes in southern gaza. the rally began peacefully by turn violent after purchasers through stones at police, who responded with pepper spray and tear gas. on tuesday, mexico said it was seeking to intervene in the south applicants genocide, case against israel before the international court of justice. and big us corporations are relocating some of their manufacturing bases to mexico, which is giving a bruce to the local economy. but many mexican say government is not taking full advantage of this trend, and they want the next president to be elected on sunday to do something about it. and money will ever pull reports now from one of mexico's manufacturing hubs. monterey, mexico's industrial capital for years, factories here have been gearing up to capitalize on the economic trend known as near shoring corporations. relocating supply chains to bring manufacturing closer

rob reynolds, l g, 0, los angeles. and in germany place it broken up, it sits in at the university, berlin a day off to it was taking everybody students protesting against the war and draws a several of the demonstrations in the humble invest in berlin were detained. many were blocked off from joining the protest in the 1st place at a student coalition of berlin, his accused israel of genocide and say they wanted to show the unconditional sort of parity with the palestinian people will dominate payments invalid and outside the university building. those professors who are left in the building on not being processed by the police being pulled from inside down through this door. here, you can see those who have been detained by the police, brought down from the upper floors. the rest of the comp time, the complex of the building has already been sanitized as it was. and what's happening now is the police are taking down the details of these professors and working through the process that goes with this. this is the time

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. now the united states as doing the head of students armed forces to take immediate action to enter the conflict in his country through a secretary of state on spain. blinking said this during a phone call with general abdul 5 out of this conflict between students on me and the permanent through rapid sport forces has been raging since april last year. coming over 14000 people and displacing more than 9000000. the u. n says the country is now experiencing the wild west hunger crisis. crossing jordan reports from washington dc. and we talked about the need to get humanitarian aid into the country and across different provinces of the country. because now as you noted, a groups are saying that this is a dire, dire situation for the people of sudan, no food, no madison weather conditions are not amenable to, for people to produce their own food. and the fighting has displaced tens of thousands of people with in the country. and so the need to get aiden is critical. but just as important i

rob reynolds al jazeera, still ahead on the office. there it is. our president, somebody with my calls, talks with leaders in caledonia, after more than a week, unrest in the french pacific territory. the argentine as president launch is a new book, despite the ongoing protests against his austerity plan, the and we're off and running with your weather report across europe and africa. let's go. so it's a pretty del forecasts across the u. k. on thursday. then of rain is moving across the northeast, spreading out across scandinavia. this the forecasts on thursday. let me show you what's going on on friday. yep. we see it across this region here. this is much needed rain. this area has been parts taught and drywall fire alerts and play across parts of last year, including the capitol, riga, and for southern finland as well. now the shower, so can you do little to press down that he should be 18 this time of the year in rica. we've got you in at 26. so the string of hot weather continues while some pretty powerful storms in germany. that energy now sh

rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles. 11th is an emma ross's professor in criminal justice of the california state universities. also the director of the center for the study of hate and extremism, and also served as a new york city police officer, still live in kentucky with us. so it's good that you can join us from southern california. so i'll just begin with the incident that happened at the university just dropped into school abuse. get some clarity. can you clarify what security would it being on the university campus at u. c. l. a. and what the parameters of the role is within or would your ring incidents like this? a great question. and what, what did happen? it was this enchantment existed at u. c. l, a. and grew on and there were minor incidents in india and some of your students reported that they were blocked from, from going to classes and things like that. but we had not, we had seen an escalation, for instance, where in previous evenings, blaring loud speakers uh, wearing loud speakers uh would try to wake folks up and there might miners, couples last night was something diffe

rob reynolds, l g, a 0. i. france's president, the menu, and my coal says dialogue is a way to resolve more than a month of unrest and new caledonia. he says strange security reinforcements will stay in the pacific territory as long as necessary. my call has been meeting local leaders following protest against changes to the voting system when, hey, re for some tell wrong, got in use event a god of on a welcome to the president to besieged french territory. after a week of protest, emanuel mac chrome said he was the to resolve the crisis is about only of them when it gets because from the local section, of course we'll be looking at economic reconstruction support, rapid response, and then the most sensitive political issues to talk about the future of new caledonia need to it's an uncertain future that same people take to the streets, protesting against the proposed constitutional change. if approved by congress, it would allow french nationals who have lived in new caledonia for at least 10 years to vote i

students who have mobilized in protests against israel's war on gaza, show no signs of backing down rob reynolds, l g 0 los angeles. it says almost as an investigative journalist who's joining his life in university of california campus at los angeles. he's on the phone for us. good to have you with us on audra 0. i understand that you were at the process when the arrests and a violence was taking place. can you describe to us what you saw? yeah, got to get to be with you. here do you feel like this has been going on now for 3 hours? i got here just after midnight and there was a, a several 100 counterpart yesterday. the people who came out to part of israel and to protest the, the pro palestinian demonstrators were here who had at camp setup at you see late thursday they started kind of trying to tear down the, the walls here. there was physical melodies, they were the counter purchases, were throwing stuff at the house in demonstrators. they were trying to fit them with sticks, in some case, burn glass bottles. there's multiple scuffles and, and many, and many minor injuries, you know, kind of

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the docu series follows ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney and their welsh soccer team reporter georgestation in los angeles has a look ahead now to season three. >> here we are again, beginning of another season. you and me. >> wrexham afc cochairman ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney took a quick moment to take it all in before the emotional roller coaster that is season three of welcome to wrexham. >> joyous. and then miserable. and then joyous. and then, miserable. then triumphant and hopeful and then, in the doldrums of misery. that's kind of the way it goes. rocky one, he loses. season one. we lost rocky two. he wins. season two. we won. >> season three picks up as both the men's and the women's teams have been promoted to higher tiers. can they keep up the momentum? come on. we're about to find out. >> as we march inexorably closer to the end of the season, we will be right on top of it with the with the dock. we will. the trucks, the cameras will all be there, in the in the final moments and we're going to learn in almost real time how this how this shapes up for, for, for the co

según informes, ryan reynolds y su socio, rob mccoll, se decidieron invertir en el histórico equipo mexicano a la premier league. será que reynolds le dará el tratamiento al necaxa? regresarán las épocas de gloria de este equipo este verano solo en cines? no, perdón, eso era. y hablando de marketing, ayer durante el juego 4 de la serie entre los celtics de boston y el miami heat de los playoffs de la nba, el tuvo una visita muy especial de las caras más famosas de la ciudad en este momento leo messi, luis suárez, sergio busquets, jordi alba y toda la familia de los jugadores llegaron a casillas para una noche de basquetbol. busquets, salva y suárez llegaron portando los colores del heat y quizá la única parte que miami hubiera esperado fuera perfecta es que messi se enfundara en la camiseta del equipo en lugar del smoking canadiense que llevó al juego. además, como no trajeron muy buena suerte para el equipo porque el equipo perdió el cuarto de la serie y está a punto de ser eliminado. pero para que messi y compañía llegaran como estrellas a la nba, el sueño empezó, como todos los demás, en

reynolds and rob mcelhenney needs welsh club as it tries to break into the big leagues of english soccerming begins friday on hulu. mister macarthur. his name was he said that's a sharp sure you have on. i said, yes. sometimes they use it. instead us also late night legend david letterman is back with his interview series. my next guest needs no introduction. first up is a visit to saint ignatius high school with chicago's very own comedy superstar john delaney. see it now on netflix elaine, the headlines, a unique wife comedy event coinciding with the netflix is a joke. comedy festival. see john delaney presents everybody's in l a starting friday night at 9 o'clock central time. and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> wow, it was all a lot there to check out. like i said, maybe saturday is the day to stay in and do that because as john is here to explain, we've got a little rain coming our way. it's good to have options for saturday because it's looking like more of an indoor kind of day for sure. we've got the sunshine out there today, though, if you want

rob mcelhenney. he does so much more than that. in 2020 he and ryan reynolds bought a soccer team. e to wrexham is in its third season. rob, thank you for being here. welcome back to gma, my friend. give it up for rob, everybody. [ applause ] thanks in part to this series, wrexham, massive hit. did you ever think it would be so recognized globally? >> no. honestly, we just wanted to tell the story of the town of wrexham. we thought and we hoped it would resonate with people all over the world. it is a show about working class people. it's not really a show about football. by the way, by the end of the segment, i'm going to force you to call it football. [ laughter ] that will go viral. >> there's american football and global football. we just call it football now. have to call it football. >> michael: they've converted you and now you're trying to convert me. we'll see how it goes. [ laughter ] >> we thought if we could tell the story of a working class town it would resonate with people all over the globe. that transcends culture. >> lara: right. it does. the team's doing really we