rowan, we will let you no and come, still. rowan, we will let you go and get — come, still.wan, we will let you go and get dry, speak to _ come, still. rowan, we will let you go and get dry, speak to you - come, still. rowan, we will let you go and get dry, speak to you later| go and get dry, speak to you later but back to steven in brechin. what have they told people. you talk about that renewed red weather warning for later tonight. understand that everybody who needed to get out has been evacuated but there will be concern about what is to come later. there will be concern about what is to come later-— there will be concern about what is to come later. yes, absolutely, mine it was, quite — to come later. yes, absolutely, mine it was. quite a _ to come later. yes, absolutely, mine it was, quite a sight _ to come later. yes, absolutely, mine it was, quite a sight here _ it was, quite a sight here overnight. you have heard from people — overnight. you have heard from people who were completely taken by surprise _ people who were completely taken by surprise by what happened

rowan, we can see the swollen liver _ three days.iver behind _ three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver behind you, _ three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver behind you, are - three days. rowan, we can see the swollen liver behind you, are therej swollen liver behind you, are there are particular areas along its path which are more vulnerable to an increase in those waters? er. increase in those waters? er, obviously _ increase in those waters? er, obviously if — increase in those waters? er, obviously if will _ increase in those waters? e", obviously if will is low lying land by and houses, those are the ones that will be at most risk of flooding, the area where we are this doesn't look like it is going to flood. at the moment the amber warns are the risk of potential flooding, they are not telling people to evacuate their homes but this is still a situation that is ongoing and will develop, the rain is still coming down, and is likely to come down for some time to come, so i think the situation could develop over tha

look, compared to what louise and rowan were saying, we have had| and rowan were saying, we have hadng on the railways. last thursday night, friday night, massive amounts of rain and a stretch of line around royal wootton bassett flooded, and the same thing happened again last night, meaning for much of the day there has been no train service from bristol temple meads to london and vice versa. only now are we starting to see some trains coming back, but only one in four of scheduled services. i was chatting to some people who have come back from london, they have described the service as chaotic. and with further flooding north of swindon, the station has been totally cut off for much of the day. and on the roads, flooding as far as gloucestershire, high levels of water, much of it has now receded, but in terms of getting round the west of england all through it, it has been incredibly difficult for almost all of the day. find has been incredibly difficult for almost all of the day. and what is the outlook _ almost all of the day. and what is the outlook for _ almost all of the day. a

rowan said it is bringing in hate. rowan said the university president failed to condemn the rhetoric. he is calling on people to close their checkbooks unless the president step down. he saw similar issues at penn a and harvard. the university did not respond to the demand, but addressed the controversy in a statement last month. this is what it said last month. we emphatically condemn anti-semitism and we fiercely support the free exchange ideas which includes the expression of views that are controversial to our values. ma marc rowan will join us at 8:30 a.m. to talk about the letter he sent and efforts he is making. we have seen this play out at universities across the country. bl blackmon out with another letter overnight. we'll talk about that in a bit over the disgraceful rhetoric and terrible -- the whole thing is diabolical to think these organizations were signing these letters. in this similar vain, marc rowan is seeing this situation with a major benefactor of the university saying i'm not giving you money

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rowan what programs are you attending in hainjo today and it covers the pan-asian competitions? tell me closely what is the news today. inshallah, what hopes do we have for what colors of medals ? i am at your service. akbari khorram also pointed out that mr. ghafarari has really done well so far , we have won colorful medals, and this process has continued since this morning. i refer to the gold medal. that mr alireza zare managed to win a valuable gold medal, of course, this is the second gold medal . in fact, this is a worthy athlete who has really flourished so far, and he himself said that i worked hard to be able to win this medal, especially the second one. but in the javelin throw mr. irfan rezaei and mr. saeed afrooz also managed to get the gold medal and bronze medal in the weight throw . as i said, the process is such that in the same way, it is being added to the medals , that is, if i want to point to the table or even let me say that these results have been obtained up to this moment , maybe during these few minutes, another base has been added to our convoy, we kn

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my colleague rowan bridge has been getting the latest.ng down pretty much relentlessly since ten o'clock this morning, when we arrived here, and you can see behind me the impact it has had on the river, which is a real barometer of what conditions have been like. it is running harder, faster and higher than it was a few hours ago. we have had people turning up to take photos here, and that is really reflected across much of northern england and indeed other parts of england as well, 200 flood warnings in place across england, meaning flooding is expected, another 111 flood alerts, meaning flooding is possible. that runs from the north east of england and the eastern side of the pennines to the midlands and north derbyshire area, and that is having a significant impact on the rail network, especially around the midlands and the north of england. i would really advise people to check before they travel on the rail network at the moment. jules hyam has also been bringing us the latest from swindon. look, compared to what louise and rowan wer

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our sports editor dan rowan says our sports editor dan roan says fifa are bound to face questions aboutt on the environment. you're going to have the prospect of teams perhaps from europe flying thousands of miles to south america forjust one match before flying all the way back again across the atlantic back to europe for the remainder of their tournaments. and i think the optics of that are unhelpful and certainly according to many environmental campaigners and there's been condemnation already this evening in the form of supporter groups, for example, who say that it sets the wrong example. and there's already controversy over the idea of staging a world cup in three countries. as i said in 2026, the idea of going even further with six countries and three separate continents will add to that controversy. well, that news from fifa came on the same day. the uk and republic of ireland will now bid unopposed for euro 2028 after turkey withdrew to focus on a joint bid with italy for euro �*32. in april, ten venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including dublin's aviva stadium,

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rowan is urging the university to condemn the hamas attacks on israel.ng on "squawk box" this morning. >> this is not an issue of woke or anti-woke. this is an issue of right or wrong. this is a group, hamas, that believes that the jews should be killed. read the charter behind every rock you should seek out the jews and kill them. this is what we're talking about. not a political solution or disagreements over how israel has treated palestinians in the west bank and gaza. this is a group that is a terrorist group. the inability to actually say that, is morally confused and bankrupt and some have gotten it right. >> in response to a question andrew asked about ceos and companies being more afraid lately to speak out on issues that are divisive or political. university for its part didn't respond to rowan's demands but did address that controversy over the festival in a statement last month saying we unequivocally and emphatically condemn anti-semitism to our newly values. as a university we support the free exchange of ideas. this includes the expression

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for team delpiro in this match davits, ora, delpiro rowan. and for zidane's team, torcellano's matrix scored two goals each and zidane scored one goal. tennis masters with 1,000 points shanghai has an opponent from bulgaria. bulgarian tennis player and russian number 7 rublev will face each other with american paul. in the same polish group, he defeated jay jen from the fourth place in the world and lost against american benchelton and norwegian rod with defeat against marjan magyarestani has withdrawn from the competition. the pre-season basketball competitions were followed up this morning with seven games . in these games, denver defeated the previous season's champion phoenix 115 17. in other matches, atlanta beat cleveland 18 17 , miami beat 113 19, houston 122 13. defeated indiana. memphis won 12-18 against milwaukee. new orleans lost 15, 122 to orlando. los angeles clippers also beat utah 13 98. this face taj, the president of the football federation, announced that there are two video assistant referee devices in iran and one will be added in the next month let another device

marc rowan roe last month month at the festival featured, quote, well known antisemite and fomenters-- in a statement last month the schools that they emphatically and unequivocally condemn antisemitism, but that is fiercely supports the -- back with me tonight, former florida congressman, ted deutch, now the ceo of the american jewish committee. ted, what do you think of this? >> i think that the universities across the country need to do a better job of tackling antisemitism. and there will be time to revisit that specific issue. but, stephanie, right at this moment there are events taking place on college campuses of students standing in support of hamas terrorists. the guy that was produced for the student groups behind this spoke openly about a war for liberation. if standing on the side of terrorists who slaughtered over 1200 israelis, injured more than 3000 and included in those numbers are americans. there are 27 u.s. citizens who were killed. there are 14 more, at least, who are being held hostage. that has an impact on the jewish community and when students right around cam

dan rowan is beside me. rabbi alex goldberg has resigned. he dan rowan is beside me.has resigned. he had a number of complaints _ goldberg has resigned. he had a number of complaints that i goldberg has resigned. he had a number of complaints that he i goldberg has resigned. he had a. number of complaints that he laid out in his resignation letter that he sent to the fa chief executive earlier. principally, he said that he was unhappy that there hadn't been as specific tribute to the victims of the hamas attacks on israel this week. he said the decision by the fa is not to like the wembley arch up in the colours of the israeli flag will have caused upset among members of the jewish upset among members of thejewish community. he also criticised upset among members of the jewish community. he also criticised the decision to ban israeli and palestinian flags from being brought inside wembley stadium for that friendly against australia, and their qualifier against italy on tuesday. he said he hadn't been consulted over these decisions. there has been criticism building th

you know, i think we can't -- i'm so glad that bill stepped up and i think that, you know, mark rowan did the same thing with mercer, pennsylvania and asked the president of the school to resign. it's time that we -- look, being complaisant doesn't work and israelis were a little complacent with their border with gaza. i mean, you know, things were basically not great, but they were going along and figured, you know, let's not pay close attention. now it's the same thing with the colleges and universities, we can't just sit by idly by and let these people spew out these lives. it's absurd for what they're saying and it's important that the truth be told and that people be held accountable. these aren't young children. these are students at the best universities in the world. you know what, i have young kids and tell my own kids whatever they put obstructing cerumen facebook or whatever they do on social media, it's going to follow them around for the rest of their lives. a college student at a place like harvard should absolutely know better than to sign something like that. liz. the

people like bill ackman and mark rowan and others, lauter, are on the right track.r in opposition to your views. liz: all right. you know, the elite school mba, really helped you, certainly but is it what it was back then especially considering that we're looking at schools that really have failed to show a spine when it comes to something where there is nwhere there is ? it is horrible what is happening of course to palestinian civilians who are innocent but to say 1300 israelis slaughtered is okay and to let this all occur and have professors of stanford, lecturer coming out and saying all kinds of crazy stuff, does that hurt the value of an mba now from those schools? >> i don't know if it hurts the value of an mba the value of an mba has diminished over the last number of years. i left xerox corporation in 1965 to go for an mba at columbia. i left a job making $7500 a year to go to school. i don't even remember, exactly, my tuition was probably $50,000 a year. i went on a trimester basis. i probably spent $75,000 to get an mba and hired at goldman, at 12 five. n

also mes kerman club was sentenced to pay 15 thousand dollars plus an amount as late compensation to rowane australian player of this team last season. and in the final 500-point tennis match, the 22-year-old italian pecknexer defeated the world's number three man daniel 2-0 and lifted the championship trophy. we have reached the end of this hour's sports news. thank you for your support. in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, i say hello to you viewers. dear and dear to the news section of the watch 13. welcome, the head of the judiciary said in a meeting with the industrialists, producers and entrepreneurs of east azarbaijan province: if the view of the private sector is not corrected

wall street ceo mark rowan is calling for leaders at university of pennsylvania to resign and donorsooks over an alleged failure to condemn anti-semitism and hate. and an nyu law school student lost a job offer at a top law firm after saying israel bore full responsibility for the loss of life. late this evening harvard's president gay releasing a new video statement saying the school rejects terrorism, hate, harassment, and intimidation of people based on their beliefs. >> our university embraces a commitment to free expression. that commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous. we do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views. but that is a far cry from endorsing them. >> let's be clear. this is not politics. the wholesale slaughter of over 1,000 people, innocent people -- grandmothers and the disabled -- that is not politics. this is about evil. evil in its purest, most undeniable form. >> byron: our thanks to >>> when we come back, a vigil to light this dark moment. dr. g? it's actually the buildup of plaque bacteria which can

jeffrey: in a cnbc interview, marc rowan, ceo of a private equity firm and chair of the board of advisersersity of pennsylvania's wharton school, called on fellow penn alumni to stop donating. another prominent penn alumnus, former utah governor and ambassador jon huntsman, announced he would do just that. rowan also called for university leaders to resign for allowing a palestinian literary festival in september that included what he called hate-filled rhetoric and for not speaking out forcefully enough after the hamas attack. marc: this is not an issue of woke or anti-woke. this is an issue of right or wrong. is is a group, hamas, that believes that the jews should be killed. this is a group that is a terrorist group. the inability to actually say that is morally confused and bankrupt. jeffrey: a harvard alumnus, hedge fund billionaire bill ackman, called for the names of students tied to groups that signed the public letter blaming israel for the initial attack to be circulated so employers can avoid hiring them. and individual students at harvard have been targeted through the practic

thank you for giving us your time in hangzhou, dear anunshi rowan, god bless you and all our military colleagues for the 2020 para asian games . we congratulate the persian caravan of our country, which has been really good so far. i hope that this brilliance will continue, my good colleague. mr. hosseini in we are at your service in the studio. hello, journalist . thank you very much, mr. ghafari . we will see you and our colleagues in the sports broadcasting group at 7 o'clock. god willing , i will continue the program with you after that. mrs. hosseini, hello, good morning. hello mr. hosseini , good morning to you and all the viewers. in the name of god. o allah, peace be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and speedy their fate. dear viewers

ask how well rowan can play. we should note that in the absence of the main three pieces, vahid amiri torabi and selek, this important event happened. it showed how smart yahya golmohammadi is. it was a very, very important win that he will show in the future. how important this victory was and how beautifully perresol played the game the goal of pressing the police and appointing two left and right wingers and winning the game is really opening up the opponent's defense and the insistence on changing the playing areas which completely took adhelia out of the game, this insistence that the playing area is fast change it and we finally saw that he scored a goal with this method. omid ali shah was wonderful. i tell him that at this age, captain persol should hit the team's goal so much that one of the kicks will be a goal and bring happiness to persis. but the effect was good because the goalkeeper of the wrong opponent, yes, in any case, the goalkeepers before this, haraf had hit azli shah a few times, but that in

but first here's rowan bridge in bradford.ars, commuters across the north of england have been plagued by unreliable services, long journey times and poor connectivity of strip today, transport secretary mark harper was here in bradford punishing to be in pounds for new track, a new station for the city. that's part of plans to improve the rail network across the north. improved connectivity for bradford is something that's long been called for, a city literally at the end of the railway line. under the plans, journey times to manchester would be halved and connectivity to the west of west yorkshire significantly improved. there have been proposals for a new station for bradford before only for them to come to nothing and the plans for well short of what metro mayors have been calling for. there is no confirmation of where new station would be, when work might start when it might open. bradford improved connectivity but nobly knows where or when that might arise. the scrapping of the northern leg which also means the cancellat

and we know that richmond in north yorkshire has also been hit — my colleague rowan bridge has been gettinging down pretty much relentlessly since about ten o'clock this morning when we arrived here. and you can see behind me the impact that that has had on the river which is a real barometer of what the conditions have been like. that is running much harder and faster and higher than it was even a few hours ago. we've had people turning up to take photos of it such is the scene here, and that is really reflected across much of northern england and indeed other parts of england as well. there are 200 flood warnings in place across england, meaning that flooding is expected. another 211 flood alerts, meeting that fighting is possible. much of those are covering a spine that runs from the northeast of england down the eastern side of the pen names to the midlands in north derbyshire is sort of area. and that is having a significant impact on the rail network, especially around the rail network, especially around the midlands and the north of england and i would really advise anyone to check b

the university of pennsylvania with a history of making anti-semitic remarks, alumni rowan, a donor is calling for university leaders resign and other donors protest by giving only a dollar. the repercussions have also extended to employers. one law firm rescinded its job offer to a former associate of the nyu bar association saying quote inflammatory comments on israel and gaza profoundly conflict with the firm's values. perhaps the biggest fallout was harvard university after 34 signed a statement that solely blamed the israeli government for hamas and a truck that drove with the names and faces with a virtual screen under a banner that read harvard's leading anti-semites. and harvard alum bill ackman is calling for them to release the names with the students affiliated with the letter so his company can blacklist them from getting hired. several ceos have echoed his request in excluding jonathan, who said i would like to know so i never hire these people. joining me now is the president for the foundation for individual rights and expression or fire. he's also the co-author of the b

mark rowan is worth $6 billion. is condoning anti-jewish hatred. liz: and it's the not just the jews. jon huntsman, ambassador, former governor of utah, he's furious too. >> it's just ridiculous. i can't believe how low education's gotten in this country. it's disgusting. liz: how did we get here? >> i don't know. well, i do know, but -- liz: we're continuing to follow the latest headlines out of israel as the prime minister's adviser says hamas will feel our wrath tonight. the war is calling investors to pile into defense names, raytheon, general dynamics, lockheed martin all up 7% or more since the terrorist attack on israeli civilians back on october 7th. our countdown closer says one name on this board is the one he really is going into right now, hen -- hen onand walsh asset management ceo, kevin mahn. and we do want to express that finances -- >> it pales in comparison. liz: it is very updebt setting -- upsetting. >> defense spending in our country is forecasted to rise by nearly 50% over the next 10 years to

but first here's rowan bridge in bradford. services, slowjourney times and poor connectivity. today, mark harper, the transport secretary, was here at bradford interchange, promising £2 billion for new track and a new station for the city. it's part of plans to improve the rail network across the north of england. improved connectivity for bradford, something that's long been called for, for a city that's literally at the end of the railway line. under the plans, journey times for manchester will be halved and connectivity to the rest of west yorkshire will be significantly improved. there've been proposals for a new station for bradford before, only for them to come to nothing and the plans announced fall well short of what labour's metro mayors across the north of england have been calling for. there's no confirmation of where a new station would be, when work on it might start or when it might open. bradford's promised improved connectivity and a new station, but no one knows where or when that might arrive. the scrapping o

dan rowan, bbc news. bi—annual international competition comprising of two divisions of 12 teams. the next world cup in 2027 will also have 2a nations taking part, up from the current 16. the idea of a more regular nations cup type competition providing the right type of competition more regularly is going to allow teams to be better prepared. 2027 feels like the right time to make that move, australia will be a great nose, great stadium infrastructure for teams to expand to 20 four teams without a format that allows us to have a more compact tournament. six pools of four teams moving into a round of 16, pools of four teams moving into a round of16, more pools of four teams moving into a round of 16, more knockout contents which is what fans in the media would love to see. and provide good opportunity for more interesting bigger audiences. the denver nuggets start their defensive title for the lakers, what are the teams they beat last season. the season could be much tougherfor them for that they've a blo

chairman of the board of advisors to the school mark rowan, he's slamming the university of pennsylvaniather colleges and universities for letting students believe these tears or resistance fighters are not. they are on the level of isis, he's saying the faculty and administration, alumni leaders revealed a culture of self-censorship in favor of politically correct speech at universities either afraid or too lazy and weak to present reasonable debate against all of this when that is their job. >> it is their job but i do think larry summers is being blind eye what's going on at harvard and others at the university of pennsylvania. these faculties and administrations are left-wing radicals brainwashing people into believing israelis are oppressors and therefore is justified for hamas, a terrace organization to burn people and behead babies. it is sickening. this stuff went on during blm and other things and they didn't speak up, they should not be surprised if this is happening right now even though it is repugnant. >> do you think more democrat leaders should speak out at what's going on

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want to mention, we've been following -- cnbc did this great, on "squawk box," interview with mark rowan last week, going activist, basically, on university of pennsylvania for some of their, well, calling for the removal of their head of the school, and just over the weekend, this has picked up steam, this idea of billionaires and investors and backers of universities making it clear that the way that they are handling this issue over the terrorist attack in israel, over anti-semitism in the campus, is unacceptable. former utah governor john huntsman, huntsman foundation, they have invested millions over the years, university of pennsylvania. they have announced that john huntsman is ending his donations to the university, condemning the school's moral relativism on hamas, basically, calls it an unrecognizable university, fueled the university's race to the bottom, it says in the statement, and sadly it's now reached a point where remaining impartial is no longer an option. continuing to look here, following the money for some of these big-time donors hurting universities where they can

what we need rowan is the world community to come together and start dealing with this shall seriouslyderstanding that this policy of giving israel a carte blanche to behave however it wants towards palestinians is not way to achieve long-lasting peace. you can't keep doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. the one thing that has not been tried so far is allowing palestinians to be free of israeli occupation and military dictatorship. and until we start taking palestinian grievance seriously, until israel starts seeing palestinians as decent human beings, i'm afraid we're going to be in stuck in this situation for a very, very long time. >> omar baddar, thank for joining us this morning. >>> we have new video this morning that shows what the supernova music festival looked like moment before the deadly attack. young people dancing and celebrating the jewish holiday, but that was before the rockets and gunfire. cnn's clarissa ward visited the festival site. we want to warn our viewers, what you're about to see is graphic and disturbing. >> reporter: wh

this is a tipping point in academia and a tipping point with donors and people who give money, mark rowans a graduate of harvard, graduate of wharton. for years, this is not a criticism but for years people like ackman kept giving money to the institutions. these institutions kept thumbing their nose at academic freedom and western culture and civilization and increasingly became radicalized and funding it. in looking at this, writing a book about corporate wokesm, they woke up one day and realized all the money they threw at woke incubators, colleges came around and has fueled the most disgusting anti-semitic -- neil: now they close up. charles: this is decades of domestication of america's youth. we went from the towers came down and recognize our fight was not with islam but with the terrorists, the militants, now fast-forward we have people pretending hamas and hezbollah are the equivalent of the naacp. they are terrorist organizations hell-bent on destruction. they say it out of their own mouth. neil: how can you ignore what happened a few weeks ago, 1400 be wiped out in 24 hours? ch

deep pocketed dollars like clifford -- they're closing their wallets and mark rowan are calling on donorsersity of pennsylvania. he reportedly gifted $50 million to the university in 2018. in columbia, some students have lost job offers with reputable law firm after they signed onto letters that blamed israel for the attacks on israel. the bottom line here, maria, is that colleges want the tax shelters, they want to protect their big endowments, want to court wealthy do donors and they need reputable employers to hire students. all of these aspects are under threat as ideologies that many people find repugnant are exposed on college campuses around the country. maria: it's good that it's getting exposed, kaley. >> i don't think we should defund the universities because they're allowing for protests because in the country you have a right to make a fool of yourself if you so choose. we should defund the universities because these are the kinds of students that they're producing which to lydia's point shows they're no longer serving a pub be lick pu. they're failing in the basic mission whi

a few have stay behind doing everything they can to save their farms from rowan.are you? >> outside we could hear the shooting when the terrorists were all around. we were terrified. reporter: his friend like many others has taken up arms. >> this was such a trauma for this area. it will take a long time to rebuild if we even can. he only way to take a future is if gaza is not there anymore. reporter: for some it is too late. this 70 three-year-old spent more than 24 hours in a safe room waiting for rescue. rushed away by security forces, her life will never be the same. >> i don't want to go back. i really do not want to go back. of all the people that are not with us which means either they are not alive or they kept them. i don't know that i can go back there and not see these people anymore. it is terrible. reporter: for thousands of israelis whose lives along the gaza strip has -- have been uprooted, being evacuated, their future is uncertain. what is clear to them is what must come next. kibbutz residents have traditionally been left hoping for peaceful coex

don't think it's rowan it's in your backyard is something we have been experiencing in texas for the past three years. we've had six and half a million people enter our country illegally our southern border this is the most we've seen in my lifetime. it is absolute chaos it is a crisis. every single week from people finding dead bodies on their ranches and yet we sit by here and do nothing with this current administration. never in my life have i had a problem and i did not see an ending to and i do not see an ending to this. this issue will destroy new york. next up the governor for the great state of new york. december 2021 the governor said and i quote as you know the statue of liberty is described in it says if you're tired, your poor, your huddled masses, you are welcome with open arms and we will work to keep you safe. give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses riches send these, the homeless to me i lift my lamp be on the golden door. that's actually what it says. i know it by heart because i learned it when i was a child. that is what this country is all about that's

rowan berries touched by frost begin to ferment and the birds, having eaten such berries, literally fallschumakov, they were lying on the grass dozing, it would be a pity if the cats would eat them or the dogs would start carry. i went to the nearest store, took a box, put them there, brought them home, put them on the balcony, and there they lay on the balcony for almost more than a day , spent two nights, and in the morning i went in, the box was empty, they flew away, it seemed like they had done a good deed, but the sanitary doctors they still advise to play it safe, not to touch the birds with your hands, you never know if they are sick or contagious, it is better to call veterinarians, we have a state veterinary service in every region - in order to maybe cover them with some boxes until the veterinarians arrive specialists, after sampling, after examination by veterinary specialists, that is , the final decision will already be made, that is, what will happen to the data. happened, and if there are large birds lying on the ground, it’s even better not to touch them, according to or

pennsylvania $20 billion and others here, deep pocketed donors are all closing their wallets and one is mark rowanlow management group and suggesting his peers only donate $1 to university of pennsylvania if protest of the school. that'll make a loud and send a very loud message considering he reportedly donated $50 million back in 2018 alone. his money would surely be missed. stuart. stuart: he will indeed. lydia, thank you very much indeed. our next guest is a student at a university in new york city. allie organ joins me now. allie, yasheva is an all jewish university? >> correct. correct. stuart: do you feel safe going to other campus s? >> not at all. my experience on cap pus is unique -- campus is unique because i'm a pro israel community but the nature of college campuses in the city is that it spills out on to the streets and protests being held at columbia and nyu are spreading throughout new york city. walking around the streets is terrifying right now. there was a protest yesterday two blocks from my door and students were walking by and we were being screamed at and berated with commen

i applaud the u-penn donors, mark rowan for closing checkbooks, and we need to see more parents and alumnimean, where you been? where you been, all these e folks on the board who are now sudden will hi shocked that a bunch of lunatics are running these institutions. zachary marshall, thanks for your time. >> thank you. pete: israel wily defense forces ramp up attacks overnight. trey yingst joins us at the top of the hour. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world. bringing free surgeries to people who have no other hope. $19 a month will help provide urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. only unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans come with the ucard - one simple member card that opens doors where it matters for you. what if we need to see a doctor away from home? ucard gets you in with medicare advantage's largest na

rowan called on donors to stop giving money.e university rather than their usual donations just to send a message. >> we already have seen 150 million that would have come to the university move away from the university. we've seen more than 4,000 of our most engaged alumni basically say, the university's heading in the wrong direction. >> the vice chair now saying the university has, quote, publicly commit to unpress depacedented o combat anti-semitism on its campus and condemn the attacks at hamas. similar tensions are boiling over at harvard -- not condemning a letter from the harvard solidarity groups. he wrote, in nearly 50 years of harvard affiliation, i have never been as disillusioned and alienated as i am today. bill akerman is leading a campaign for companies to refuse to hire any student at harvard who signed that letter, including sweet green and easy health. no formal response, yet, kelly, from har wvard on the hiring boycott. >> thank you very much for that. >>> for more on the donor backlash, the implications for

chef, artyom estafiev, for example, serves red cabbage with apple puree and berries, rowan berries, etctaste experience, indeed we are used to cabbage either stewed or fermented, but here it is something completely different, vinegar plays a role, i don’t know, something like perfume or something, creates some new note. in general, vinegar is a multifaceted, natural product, better than table food, in fact, only from a gastronomic point of view, but its ideal role in in small doses, add brightness and depth of flavor to something healthy, such as a vegetable salad. and now the latest news from the world of food science. let's start with the unexpected: bananas have begun to be grown on an industrial scale in kazakhstan. a special variety was specially bred for the climate of this country. the plants were planted in greenhouses equipped with climate control. farmers plan to get the first harvest by the new year, and then expect to collect about a thousand tons of bananas annually. by the way, several years ago this same fruit began to be grown in uzbekistan all for the sake of not having

we had mark rowan on the broadcast last week.on with the warden school and the university of pennsylvania and i'm so curious what your take is on what's happening on that campus right now and mark rowan's efforts to effectively oust the president of that university as well as the lead trustee of the university. that meaning she put out a note over the weekend, but i would love to get your comments and thoughts and context and perspective on it all. >> yeah, very difficult. it's not just penn, we know it's harvard. and the truthful is, it's truly of a lot of universities on what's happening. you know, it used to be free speech and then, we get to a situation where certain types of speech are already and others you can't touch them with a 10-foot pole. and do we need to bring more bounce and an actual statement about what can we allow at the universities. yeah, it's very upsetting. this could be a major impact on funding, not just on penn and not just on harvard, but on many many universities around the country. yeah, it's a source

mark rowan is still the chairman of the board of the wharton school of business at penn.ptist, but it's something i've been talking about on this network for 20 years, that on college campuses for some reason anti-semitism is allowed to fester and grow. >> it's normalized in a horrible way. >> racism is rightly fought left and right, but anti-semitism, a heinous form of racism that's led to the killing of millions and millions of jews through the years, for some reason from usc to columbia and all points in between, i've reported time and time and time again about this over the past 20 years. it's not getting better. i don't understand the blind spot is on college campuses. i didn't in the early 2000s when i started on tv. i didn't in the '90s when i was in congress. i don't understand now. i want to put up this axios headline. look at this headline. ceos seek to blacklist harvard students after signing pro-palestinian letter. no, not pro palestinian. pro hamas. >> exactly. >> i want to keep this up, because the media needs to do a better job of clarifying that those were

and rowan, that's something that's very tenuous. >> we just got a tweet from adrian watson, jay, the official spokesperson for nsa, for jake sullivan, national security adviser in the united states. she says, while we connect to collect information, our current assessment based on overhead imagery is that israel is not responsible for the explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. so now the u.s. is increasingly pointing to their own intelligence and defense as to backing up israel's claim. >> reporter: i think it's very interesting, and when we see these protests, it's going to be a difficult and long sell to get the rest of those watching this so closely around the globe to accept that. because right now, as we've seen, visually and physically with these protests, there are a lot of people who don't believe that israel wasn't involved in that situation at the hospital. >> yeah. >> jay, thanks for that, talk in a bit. jay gray joining us today from tel aviv. >>> still ahead this morning, the ceo of first horizon will be with us on the company's latest earnings and the state of reg

when he was practicing baseball before forming our team, went over to nashville or went over to here rowan state community college and was in the game. i think he was pitching and the ball was delivered back right into his forehead. he showed up on a monday morning staff with it tattooed to forehead, still. there were these freak injuries occurred during 1867, these during these early. i do want to tell those hosts things got better with each game and i can attest to that is our vintage baseball team i think we lost our first five games until we really got our pace in that first season. and then we went on it. we went on a tear. the stands got better with each game they their opponents to less runs with each game and they became regarded as a powerhouse across the state in. the summer into the fall of 1867, the holsteins were challenged by the state champions of 1866, the mountain city club of chattanooga let me say a quick word about. these were best of three series and they could be any moment two teams a great so although usually played by regard is the two better teams in the area but.