in introducing him, i can say that he lived in america for 9 years and was a student at texas state university , a university that is now the site of protests in support of palestine in america, and he is studying political science at this university. they are now the director of research and planning of the latin american house, mr. shahr. welcome. i am having a conversation with a former texas state university student. someone who , perhaps, when he sees the pictures of these protests, remembers what is going on there. i want to know you now these protests that you see, the pictures that you see, how new it is, how old it is and how it has existed in the past. i say hello to you viewers. your program is good, the fact is that it is pleasant for me , when i look at what it has now , tate university is one of the universities that you mentioned, you mentioned 60 universities in other countries, rome, i wanted greece and turkey. let's add to it the countries where the universities were involved, you can see the universities in both greece and turkey and they are expanding in every direction. po

shahrabi, who was a student at texas state university , was also with us in the studio in the past. we have reached the final part of the program, mr. shahrabi, in a conversation with one of the experts of the program, the question was raised that why some students in iran, who mainly take a stand on various issues, are against this crime and this genocide, which are no longer hidden and it is impossible to be silent and not say anything. in your opinion , what is the duty of an iranian student from all kinds of movements and groups and what can he do for the palestinian people? you see, there is a debate as to why they did not say that this can be addressed, but let me approach this from another angle. and this is to use this opportunity to invite those whose silence in this context is inexcusable , their silence can now be justified to come up with reasons , but let's look at it this way, every injustice and misfortune that is happening in any country would happen if it was meant to be. let this be an excuse for not killing someone to keep silent about what is happening in gaza. i

shahrabi, a person who lived in america for many years and was a student at texas state university. mr. shahrabi explained that the protests that we see in america these days have a history. have at least one history you have mentioned the palestinian roots of these protests for years and they have continued until now, at which points was this important , what was the most important in these protests, and let's get to the different characteristics of the protests of this period after answering this question. i want to get to the specifics as soon as possible, because the other topic, which is the review of the history of this movement in the united states, really needs to be talked about for several hours. its different phases, for example , now, during the vietnam war , we have a resurgence of the palestinian solidarity movement, for example, after september 11, during the bush era, there were attacks against this the movement is taking place, we are reaching this point, it is a season that we should have a separate opportunity to talk about, it has a series of differences , now wh

debates in september and in october, the first presidential debate is set for september 16th at texas state university secretary of state antony blinken returns to the middle east today with plans to stop in israel. israel still plans to invade rafah, despite global concerns for the more than 1 million palestinian sheltering there. the white house says president biden made it clear in a phone call this weekend with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the u.s. does not support an invasion. the united states is also putting more pressure on israel to allow more aid into gaza. world central kitchen is preparing to resume operations in gaza less than a month after seven of its workers died in an israeli airstrike. staff say they have about 8 million meals ready to enter gaza. the organization is also building a new field kitchen, says it will be named damian after one of the workers killed in the strike. our time is 845 in the midwest, cleanup and recovery efforts continue after very intense tornadoes slammed that part of the country. dozens of destructive tornadoes hit states like nebraska, ka

the first presidential debate is set to take place september 16th at texas state university. president biden spoke at the annual white house correspondents dinner over the weekend and took some shots at his likely opponent. in november, former president donald trump age is the only thing we have in common. my vice president actually endorses me. i had a great stretch since the state of the union, but donald has had a few tough days lately. you might call it stormy weather . what the #### the white house correspondents dinner is meant to celebrate the journalists who cover the capitol and often current office holders are skewered by the speakers. saturday night live cast member colin jost was this year's host. he joked about former president trump and took aim at president biden. i was excited to be up here on stage with president biden tonight, mostly to see if i could figure out where obama was pulling the strings from. i have to admit, it's not easy following president biden. i mean, it's not always easy following what he's saying. the president later posted colony did a ##

it includes the state of texas, which you saw at the university of texas, which the reporter actually on state tv before this picture, as if this encounter is finally happening, the security forces there are getting the completely opposite result, because every day the number of universities is increasing, i don't know what to say. what do you think is the same and i think this the statistics of more than 20 belong to mr. mak johnson , who is the speaker of the house of representatives. an announcement to announce the support of the administration of columbia university because they are clashing, they appeared in the columbia university environment yesterday and the fact that more than the university is involved, a graphic belonging to them was distributed, belonging to cn, which is 40 of them, and i think this graphic is older. it will go beyond 200. in my opinion, at least 400,500 universities in america will be involved in this story, and my reason is that we also have jewish students. they are student knowledge. in one place, we who are muslims would get upset, and we would say, w

the thought that was scuffles at university of texas sounds nice and states truthfully trying to disperse the crowds. hundreds of students have interested in us since friday. the bundles is that university of southern california and joins as long as not rob. but what's the very latest you can tell us from that will carry earlier today. there were some scuffles between police and students. student protesters here on the us, the campus one person who was detained, but i'm told that person was that later released no serious injuries or were reported. but since i've been here for hours now, it's been an entirely peaceful scene. of people behind me are gathered in the center of the campus. they're listening to speakers getting their take on the university's position. visa be the, the war and gaza and also a leading chance for in support of palestine and fail city and aspirations and calling for a type testament of any ties between this university and any is really institutions. so of course this is a spent, 10 is round upstream lead lead um a move that which as you mentioned, curious spread fr

the first presidential debate is set to take place september 16th at texas state university., our special program, the race to november, focused on the contests and storylines to watch ahead of the general election. this includes the east bay congressional seat long held by congresswoman barbara lee. yeah lateefah simon and jennifer doctor jennifer tran advanced to the november runoff. our political reporter, greg lee, spoke to both of them about their campaigns. let's steven, thanks for the time. congratulations. moving forward, civil rights advocate, nonprofit leader, bart board member. so why run for congress now? you forgot mother, which is one of my most the, i think, most important jobs, why congress? because barbara lee and the amazing ron dellums. i mean, over 50 years of service representing this district. they, in their service, i believe, have changed the world from fighting for, not only folks in this county, but shining the light on international relations from pushing for a free south africa to barbara lee being the lone vote to really shine a light on endless w

states. there was scuffle was the university of the texas state. truth instruction was best, the crowds functions of students. i'm interested in the us since the task has described reports of mass graves gone deeply disturbing us national security advisor jake solid sense washington. once on since the you and the you and have also independent pro series of air strikes and fast foot and southern garza house the cam and a building there you in clinic at least one person was killed and several others wounded scuffle. so broke it out between police and protest is outside the residence, so it's very prime minister. after him, us released a video of a hostage, they demanded that nothing else to do more to secure the release of the remaining captive income as it is to school to destroy any national security. administrative mob been this was called through the crowd, right? police within deployed has protests as much towards government buildings. the demonstrations are about $2.00 to have mass released a video of $23.00 of us. let's go. but conan was taken from a music festival in his rival taylor, the 7

university of texas . students of 40 universities and colleges in the united states and canada set up a tent in solidarity with gaza . south and dozens of people were arrested at the university of texas at austin. at emory university in georgia, two academics were arrested by american security forces. atlanta police arrested 17 pro-palestinian students. attorney general of georgia he called setting up a tent to support palestine as anti-semitism and said: the prosecution supports any university that deals with pro-palestinian students. since 10 days ago, columbia university has been the scene of student protests against the genocide in gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. with the police entering the university and arresting dozens of students from other american universities , it became the scene of pro-palestinian rallies and protests against the arrest of students , as shown in the images received from american universities. former us president trump said: hatred in student protests in america, there are more protests than in 2017. protests that lasted for several months and spread to most

in the continuation of the anti-zionist uprising in universities across the united states, at the university of texas , the police used tear gas and electric shocks to suppress the peaceful gathering of students. the latest news from the university of texas tells about the arrest of more than 40 student sit-ins. however , the students of this university say that they will stand until their university stops supporting the genocide in gaza . this is important for us as american citizens it's about standing up long enough to make our voices heard because it's our tax dollars that are being used to help . at new york's columbia university, as the initiator of the nationwide anti-zionist uprising in american universities, zarb al-ajli university was appointed and announced that it would end. giving anti -zionist tehsan, the students present in it will be banned from continuing their studies. this is in front of the main door of columbia university in new york at 6pm on a monday. the deadline of the university and the police to the gathering students has expired at two o'clock in the afternoon , despite th

those who are joining us, we are watching these live pictures out of austin, texas at the university of texas at austin, where state police and local police are there trying to break up an encampment that has formed on campus where in just a matter of a couple of weeks, commencement is supposed to be held. this is a developing situation that we're keeping our eye on. there have been some encounters, but between law enforcement and students, we're going to keep watching. this will get an a quick break and be right back we're here to get your side of the store. a bribery prostitution. why do we keep ending up? >> you can't write this stuff. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper. now streaming on macs what's a push of a button constant contexts, ai tools help you know what to say even when you don't in contact helping the small santo i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if your h 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget remember the three ps what are the three p's? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget our price, price, and p

university of texas at austin. this could be the difference between a public university in a private university. you've got texas stateers there. you have got the university of austin police. clearly, the leadership at ut austin is saying that what we are not going to let this disrupt campus activities. compare their leadership they are leadership at columbia. >> it shows positive aggressive leadership. you have to demonstrate strength through the students that this will not happen at the university. historically, we have gone back and have people's heads explodes when you talk about the insurrection. eisenhower used the insurrection act to bring nine students in little rock central high school in the mid-'50s. you say you are violating the law. you are talking about. two other students that are there. the anti-semitism is just horrible. ut is handing late correctly. columbia is not. >> john: let's cut to that. >> when we ask for amnesty, they gave us more discipline. earlier this morning, the university delegates appeared at the entrance of our encampment with disciplinary notices. essentially, alerting students that

we are also seeing packets but this puts me know, university of texas a public university we do see state law enforcement on the campus there facing off with students. it's peaceful so far but, you know, these are the kind of scenes that remind people of the vietnam protests where we did see clashes between law-enforcement and students on campuses. even deadly ones and ohio if you go back to that period. obviously they are working hard to keep these in the situation and to keep people safe but the rules are being trampled on and and austen it's a different situation then at columbia. we are watching this split screen. this whole thing has spread like wildfire. we are seeing new college encampments every single day making this environment unbearable for many jewish students. many have left the campus and are not being protected by the school. not being protected by law enforcement to be able to proceed to their classrooms and leave their dorms and live safely. many protesters are calling for an end to israel so where does this all end? watch this... [ chanting ] >> martha: that was the sce

demonstrators have been arrested in the last several days at multiple schools, including the university of texas, ohio state confrontations, multiple arrests, and large demonstrations -- emory university today became the latest flashpoint in a wave of pro-palestinian protests on college campuses. early this morning, at boston's emerson university violence erupted as police cleared a student encampment. more than 100 were arrested. authorities say 4 officers were injured. >> get your hands off. amna: that followed this clash at the university of southern california, officers there say protesters refused to remove their encampments - the protesters say they were provoked. >> what we just saw was an act of usc acting aggressively and failing to defend and in fact, being the aggressor against its students. amna: by nightfall, more than 90 people were taken into custody. these incidents are just the latest in a series of pro-palestinian demonstrations, unfolding on campuses from coast to coast. and beyond - including universities in paris, cairo, and sydney. >> divest, we will not stop, we will not rest. amna: s

at the university of texas in austin, state troopers in riot gear, some on horseback, moving in. several arrests tonight. and at columbia in new york, the university giving protesters who set up those tents until tomorrow night to leave. late today, here in new york, house speaker mike johnson with republican lawmakers, booed by protesters, calling on columbia's president to resign. a tensie seen on so many campuss tonight. abc's matt gutman leading us off at usc. >> divest! we will not stop, we will not rest! >> reporter: tonight, pro-palestinian protests over the war in gaza erupting across this country and tearing college campuses apart. at usc in los angeles, police clashing with protesters after taking down their tents and signs, trying to force their way through the crowd. some of the protesters pushed to the ground, then others surrounding this campus police car. several hundred protesters have been here for at least four hours at this point. but as they've been chanting behind us, this security we've been seeing has gotten closer and closer. at the university at texas in a

university of texas. why within the last haul file, state troopers have been circled. it seems a group of students who test is on the grounds of the university and beyond. that's been circling the local police as well. it seems that they are about to, for indeed have a strategy to break up this protest in the grounds of the university. the states suit because as yet made no particular rights, they have tried to remove some of the barriers the city police, if he can go locked in the dock uniforms who do not. and then not dressed in full riot care. i've seen a few verbal compensations with some of the people looking on. you can see the backs of the heads now that between them and the students of 2 rings of security, one of the local police in dock beautiful. one of the states to pose in the, in full right the, facing the students. now, the state troopers move closer to the students from the last 10 minutes. so, so there's a correspond height and you can strike these in the i told us that it was relatively peaceful and not too serious in terms of the compensation when the

the university of southern california has cancelled its graduation ceremony, on what it says are safety grounds. in austin, texas, the governor ordered stateto arrest demonstrators. and more than 200 people have been arrested at universities in los angeles, texas and atlanta, georgia. these images show the dramatic arrest of a protester in atlanta. let's hear from a student there. this is insane. ijust saw police use unnecessary violence for a peaceful processor. i saw police non—students underground, clearly you see a bunch of arrests going on. these pictures are from the university of southern california. you can see scuffles between the student protesters and police. let's hear from a student there. it's sad because the it really changes our idea of safety on campus. they are supposed to protect us but in reality they are the one causing hostility and violence are us. we have finals today and classes, but we are out here because we know this is more important. we are learning about these things in class but this is actually what we put into practice, we put into practice what we are learning. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal

states. the scuffle is that the university of texas says nice and state truth is trying to disperse, the crowds. 100 students have been arrested in the us since friday. and this is the scene now at the universe.

but this was the scene at the university of texas austin, in just the past hour state troopers, the titans, several students who refused to leave the student. protesters at columbia university have been given an ultimatum leave. their encampments will face suspension. they were given a 2 pm deadline, which has since passed, demanding educational institutions, divest it's companies, they say complicit in genocide. but we have a team of correspondents covering the purchase in the us from the east coast to the west. well, reynolds is that the university of california in los angeles, kristen salumi, ascending by a gale university in new haven. phil of al is at massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge, that i suppose is monitoring developments at columbia university in new york with all began. but 1st, let's begin with heidi jar castro, who is at the texas university in austin. and heidi, we've seen thousands of protesters over the rest of the, just the last couple of hours. can you just give us an update on what exactly is happening right now? there yeah, tom police are finishing the

she's at the purchase at the university of texas in austin. and heidi state troopers is we have seen the have moved in on these protestors over the last hour can just bring us up to date with what is happening there right now. yeah, arrests are continually ongoing here if you see behind me now the sheriff department has showed up with a large class that they are filling now with arrested protesters within the circle there. that's the encampment. and you were seeing those protestors sitting with their arms waiting in defiance of the call from the university to disperse. and about an hour and a half ago is when we saw the arrival of these texas state troops routes, texas state troopers, as well as police from the city of austin. it looks like, as well as the travis county sheriff's department, moving in on these protestors. now i want to describe what you're seeing to be kind of confusing, but those protesters are the ones that are sitting down in the middle. everyone rounding them on what they're actually members of the you t austin community. many of them are

expected at all and so yeah, i think we i think students feel betrayed by the university and buy our state government yeah, texasbbott, you're talking about the state government. he said, quote, these protesters belong in jail. students joining in hate-filled antisemitic protests at any public college or university in texas should be expelled. his description there hate-filled, anti-semitic protests based on what you saw and heard, what was the nature of the protests i would not describe the protests as anti-semitic whatsoever. >> there was no anti-semitic submitted imagery, sentiment being expressed the protest was for palestine however there yes, there was there was no no anti-semetic sentiment expressed whatsoever, no violence toward jewish students. there were jewish students participating in the demonstration and i think that what the governor says there is a really a real misrepresentati on of what of what happened on canvas. >> is it being made clear to students how they can protest and demonstrate without being thrown in jail that's a great question. no, i don't think so at all. i think that there is a l

because this is in stark contrast to the scenes we saw when the university and the texas state troopers are really cracked down. i'm protestors earlier this week arresting 57 people and it's, i'm quite violent scenes. and now the university's president, j harris, he's been really taking a lot of criticism for that action calls for his resignation. but the latest letter to the community he wrote, he said that he was grateful that these peaceful protests supporting palestinians continued. so there's kind of a lot to break down there and we have a guest here. this is adam. who is one of the organizers of this protest? are you satisfied with this sort of ton of appeasement? now coming from university ministration. uh, 1st and foremost, absolutely not. um, over the past 24 hours, we've witnessed the blatant hypocrisy of j hartzell in the way that on one hand he portrays this public image, appearing to support protest and the right to free speech, especially on his campus here at the same time within the past 24 hours, the palestine solidarity committee here at you t. austin has actually rece

columbia university said it started suspending some students who stayed in encampements after a deadline. state troopers were called in at the university of texasaustin. and nearly 300 people were arrested at other schools over the weekend. tensions again at a boiling point today with state troopers arresting students at the university of texas at austin after encampment went up. >> let them go! geoff: meantime at columbia university, students refused to leave their and cam it has been up for nearly two weeks. >> we will not be moved by these intimidation tech expert -- tactics. you can see the students are mobilized. there are hundreds of them. geoff: this morning the columbia university president delivered a deadline to students. either voluntarily end the encampment or face suspension. he said columbia was in danger of violating civil rights law's. we must take into rights of all members of our community, he said. the encampment has created an unwelcoming environment. external actors have contributed to creating a hung -- a hostile environment that is unsafe for everyone. and there were arrests at a number of other schools including at virgi

the police moved in at the house of university leaders, texas state troopers in right here surrounded a few dozen protesters, and one by one, tore them away with the news. the news now really rusted into this and that happened the moment police arrived. and now surrounding students and faculty themselves to come out here to support them as they are being like wave. i believe the protesters are sitting down on there. but really, why was this when the talks walk into the so called grab a protest or on holland you to spokesperson site is extensive online threats associated with monday's protest. algae 0 did not witness any acts of aggression from being catman protesters. so within hours, oh, had been arrested by police the crowd continued to grow chanting for the protesters to be read in police. police police use pepper spray several times in some protesters through water bottles. with the police eventually back down the news or never on the wrong side of history. he's using a russian because it's a who is peacefully protesting. it was 30000 people died. finally, the last to the police r

texas at the university of texas. now and heidi, hopefully you can hear me now. can you just give us a bit of an update on exactly how tense it is that now since the state troopers have moved in tom? absolutely. i'm going to actually get out of the way because i want you and our audience to see exactly what i'm seeing. and that is that the state troopers have moved in and are arresting student protesters at this very moment here on the campus. give you t austin. this interaction started about, i would say an hour and a half an hour ago. when we saw from testers the summer off. you see all 7 students, some our graduates other are, are affiliated but community members in austin. they've come to set up a small encampment and then we saw the protesters form a type circle around that in cameron and link their arms. and at that time, there were police in the surrounding area, but they haven't moved them yet. and speaking with those protesters, you know, the and that type circle, they were telling me how things are going to be here. and to demonstrate the side that their voices would not be chilled by the previous police response, which we just saw a week ago in which

having the snipers on the reuben ohio state university, which is a massive university in columbus, ohio, arresting students in places like m, read the university of texas and often also major state the research university is a terrible mistake. it's 1st of all, most of the students, while they are saying things and not every student is doing a like, are not actively hurting students. some are summer hurting students. summer threatened to kill students specifically do is get those students. that's a simple solution. you personally, you've spelled, but the rest of them are relatively peaceful and they should just be allowed to exercise this right to print test. and when to track down on them, early or doing is reading the printer. so it is both and might be actively wrong. and switch equally stupid, whether it is the presence of a private university. whether it is a governor, a working with the leadership of a state university, the crackdown has been a disaster. and it really is a cracked on free speech. students and other americans and faculty have a right to have a range of views on this floor and what the solution is and what american role is you shou

states way, university students. some of them teaches local activists or ignoring the schools leadership and all standing up against the wall in goss. this was the scene at the university of texas austin, in the past hour or so. sometimes of students have been arrested across the country . state troop is detained. several students who refuse to move university administrations have grown increasing in this is a nationwide protest movements where stevens have been demanding an end to the jet assembly in guns. meanwhile, steven protest is at columbia university, have been given an ultimatum. leave that encampments or face suspension that were given a 2 pm deadline, which has now passed that demanding educational institutions withdrawal, the investments and companies they say, all complicit in genocide. we have a team of correspondence covering the purchase in the united states. phil level is in massachusetts at the institution of technology. in cambridge, we have teresa buyer. she's live from columbia university in new york, where this will began. but 1st, let's go to hottie, jo, castro, she's at the texas university in austin, with several 1000 students, have been arrested heidi

. >>> the university of texas at austin is eliminating dozens of positions to try to comply with the state's controversial anti-dei law. while the school did not give an exact number, the texas conference of american association of university professors says 60 people who previously served in dei roles have been fired. the firings come after a gop state senator warned the university to better comply with the law. critics say ut has already overcorrected, and this latest round of firings is another overreaction. >>> turning now to an update on the baltimore bridge that collapsed last week killing six workers. during a news briefing, maryland governor westmore said the francis scott key bridge will be rebuilt, but the first priority is recovering the bodies of those killed, as well as clearing the wreckage below the river's surface. >> in our recovery efforts, we need to do more work cheering t clearing the channel. and current didn'tsconditions m unsafe for divers to return to the water. we will move fast, but we will not move careless. my directive is to complete this mission with no injurie

universities of this country. so far, more than a thousand students have been arrested across the united states. in the city of austin place the united states raided the university of texas and arrested a number of students who were sitting on the campus in support of palestine. the pro-palestinian students responded by chanting slogans and announced that they will continue to improve. dad and will not leave the university campus. the students also emphasized their opposition to the gaza war and once again demanded the halt of the 50 million dollar investment of the university of texas in zionist companies. the pro-palestinian students at new york's columbia university will continue their protest against the zionist regime and surrender there will be no threats. they want to stop the investment of this university in the company. there are weapons related to the zionist regime and the withdrawal of investment funds from these companies. at the same time as the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip worsens due to the continued attacks of the zionist regime, protesters in universities across the united states asked university officials to cut off their financial relation

university. so going to go to how did your castro, who is live at austin, texas at the university of texas. and how do you, 24 hours ago state troopers were going and intriguing protest as a why one? by one. what does it like then now? and it has, it just made the protest as a motor to him because it does seem like there is quite a presence is a behind you. yeah. tom today is a day of healing. that's what the protestors tell me after the events of yesterday that you mention when our hearing more than a 100 protesters were arrested after participating in what sprung up as a small encampment. and just mere moments after that, we were here when we saw the police descend upon those protesters and as you said, arrest them one by one, dragging them away from that spot. and it was indeed that, but what began as that protest in which a few 100 people were observing quickly grew to. so i'm saying that reached close to a 1000 when you to students and faculty members who were angry at the police presence saying that they come without reason that the protestors had been peaceful. they turned out to support those who had been arrested. t

police moving in on protesters at the university of texas in austin. three palestine stategear, some on horseback, clashing with students. >> it's a mess. it's very chaotic. >> and at columbia university, those living in tent encampments negotiating with the embattled university president, all of this coming as the war passes. 200 days since hamas attacked israel, with the death toll in gaza at 34,000, according to the hamas run health ministry, roughly 100 israeli hostages still being held by hamas and other militants. but for one israeli american family, we've spent time with, this day offered the first real glimmer of hope. hamas earlier today releasing a proof of life video of hirsh goldberg. pollan kidnaped from the nova music festival in israel. hirsh can be heard saying, i am the son of jonathan and rachel, his parents, originally from chicago , releasing their own statement. >> hirsh. if you can hear this, we heard your voice today for the first time in 201 days. and if you can hear us, i am telling you, we are telling you we love you. stay strong, survive. live. >>

the university of southern california has cancelled its graduation ceremony, on what it says are safety grounds. in austin, texas, the governor ordered state there have also been hundreds of arrests at universities in texas, atlanta, california, and virginia — these pictures are from virginia tech. 0ur correspondent nomia iqbal has been giving us the latest from columbia university. the atmosphere here on campus is pretty calm. people are in an upbeat mood. earlier today, there was this deadline. students were told by the president of the university to voluntarily stop moving. of the university to voluntarily start moving. and there was an implication, therefore, that police might come in. we did see police outside, but that's not happened. students are still inside the encampment and they're saying they're not going anywhere until their demands are met. and essentially those demands are cutting economic and academic ties with israeli institutions. they also want an amnesty for students who have been suspended, any faculty members — so professors at the university who have also been suspended orfired — many of them were actually standing o

indiana university and 34 other students were arrested for participating in the sit-in and student demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas , the governor of this stateanded the expulsion of students participating in the demonstration from the university. in the university of busan, the police collected the tents set up by the students. at the state university. ohio police raided the student gathering at the tent site. despite the police dealing with the pro-palestinian students, the student demonstration reached 75 the university is an educational institution that has expanded in the united states. at the university of pennsylvania , students demanded a ceasefire in gaza and cut off the university's investment and financial relationship with zionist companies by sitting in the university lobby. at the university of california, a new number of students joined the demonstration of solidarity with palestine. in a report, the american cnn compared the american university to a war zone. the anti-zionist movement, which experts say will mark a new era in history . not only a student and not only a professor, but also a politician. the green party in the p

university of southern california has cancelled its graduation ceremony, on what it says are safety grounds. in austin, texas, the governor ordered statein texas, atlanta, california — and virginia, these pictures are from virginia tech. 0ur correspondent nomia iqbal has been giving us the latest from columbia university. the atmosphere here on campus is pretty calm, people are in an upbeat mood. earliertoday pretty calm, people are in an upbeat mood. earlier today there was this deadline, students were told by the president of the university to voluntarily stop moving, and there is an application therefore that people might come in. we did see police outside but that's not happened. students are still inside the encampment and they are saying they're not going anywhere until their demands are met, and those demands are to cut economic ties with israeli institutions. professors at the university, have also been disbanded. 0rfired. many of them were actually standing outside the entrance of the encampment, arms length, to protect the students inside. i spoke to a student who is a negotiator trying to get these demands met, and he said t

we have state troopers, university of texas police, and austin police all here students students gathered in a central area of campus and then were to order to disperse within two minutes and then arrest started being made. there haveeen threarrest mates so far, at least o of thosconfirmed a students okay. >> at least one them confirmed a student. and what else are you seeing happening at this point in time? how are students responding and were they expecting anything like this? >> no, i don't think students were expecting this kind of response there's here are no plans to set up an encampment. there was only supposed to be a demonstration in a march. and so i don't think students were expecting this kind of response some students have dispersed, others are remaining in the crowd currently stay true in riot gear ha formed a blockade tir holdings, a towards students and there have been some physical struggles between police and students let's step back and give us some context to what things have been like on campus. >> gng back to when we started seeing these kinds of demonstrations pop u

state capitol in austin, texas. we had the state troopers go onto the ut campus in order to break up a won in straight that was designed to shut down the universitytexas as we approach finals for the spring. so, you know, i know how texans are going to feel about this. they were saying god bless governor abbott and the state police for taking -- making certain that our university of texas can finish its semester. this is where the real problem is. and we saw biden in that clip that you had being -- equivocating on this, or or sort of a moral if equivalency between, you know, i con dem the protesters but, you know, i also condemn the people who don't understand what's happening to the palestinians. that's not what the american people are looking for. paul: i want to ask you a question about the economy, karl, because we got a report on the first quarter economic growth and it was slow, slower. no sign of recession, but slowed down considerably. prices popped back up. when does, politically speaking, when does the public's perception about the strength or weakness or trouble in the economy kind of set in in a fixed way where voters won't change the

34 in indiana university others were arrested for participating in student protests and demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas, the governor of the state has demanded the expulsion of students participating in demonstrations from universities. northeastern university, the city of bissan , police collected the tents set up by students . at ohio state university, police raided a gathering of students where tents were set up. despite the police dealing with pro-palestinian students , student demonstrations have spread to 75 universities and educational institutions in the united states. at the university of pennsylvania , students staged a sit-in on campus cease fire in gaza and cut off investment and financial connection of the university. with zionist companies . at the university of california, a new number of students joined the rally declaring solidarity with palestine . the presence of 700 scientific companies in the 6th exhibition of iran's export capabilities, according to the vice president of business development , about 1,500 scientific products were displayed in this exhibition. mr. gadmagahi also from the increase of 40. fore

states. the scuffle is that the university of texas says nice and state truth is trying to disperse the crowds. hundreds of students have been arrested in the us since friday. and this is the scene now at the university of southern california with campus security and for the summer going to clear protest is demonstrating against israel. osborne gosh, i will area the white house at the present. joe biden supports free speech and known that discrimination at universities. rentals is out, university of southern california joins us lot are. well, what's the latest? you can tell us from the now what's happening, the pro carry, it seems that the things are about to get pretty serious here. you can see behind me the contingent of arms, police, and mixture of campus security officers and los angeles police department. and they are mobilized here. they have there, but tom's at the ready. they also have their side arms. some of them have what appeared to be a tear gas canisters in the middle over here is a small knob of protestors who apparently have decided that they will be arrested. now the police ha

texas and usc. while the demonstrations are continuing at both columbia and cal. abc news reporter reena roy, with the very latest. >> protests growing intense on the university of texas austin campus. state troopers telling protesters to disperse. more chaos at the university of southern california. officers taking down tents and signs put up by protesters on campus. the schools, among others across the country, were demonstrating, are taking place nearly seven months into the israeli hamas war. most have been peaceful, but things turned violent at cal poly humboldt tuesday. police struggling to control hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators on the college campus. the school now closed today at nyu. security ramped up a new barricade put up after clashes between protesters and police. also in new york. columbia university turning to virtual learning for the last week of classes after some jewish students said they felt unsafe. like aidan hunter, who says he understands the protests. >> i don't mean to diminish that, but i'd say the majority of my friends, especially jewish friends, feel a sense of insecurity at this time. >> i haven't been able to go to classes just because of the con

weeks, it set off a wave of protests, encampments at universities nationwide state troopers pushing back against protesters at the university of texas today after nearly 60 arrests last week, emotions rising with graduation, just weeks away but for many colleges, the fallout continues. and we're university's faculty now calling for a vote of no confidence of president gregory fenves after two professors were arrested and students faced pepper balls and tasers, the president saying, in a statement today, he found the videos to be deeply distressing and apologizing to students for an earlier statement in which he said the people behind the encampment on the quad, were not members of the emory community coming at a time. many universities are struggling to balance the right to free speech while protecting their students ability to pursue their education. the question is, where this goes from now, from here on forward, columbia university two weeks ago, arrested 108 students that then cause this backlash. and anger across the country and the encampments at other universities, the university of saying that they will not call police immed

1,000 people have been arrested since demonstrations began, including dozens at the university of texas, where the state's governor said yesterday, quote, no encampments will be allowed. instead, arrests are being made. at columbia, which has been the epicenter of the protests, school officials said the administration would not agree to divest and began suspending students who refused to leave the encampment. we heard from both pro-palestinian and pro-israeli students yesterday. >> they've made an informed decision to remain. they've been informed of the potential risks, and many of them are staying despite that. >> they don't understand what their jewish peers are going through that are afraid to go to campus and have been yelled at. and i don't think they understand how much of a dangerous precedent that sets for the future. >> reporter: in a few hours, congress is wading back into the issue. house speaker mike johnson is planning to announce a krak down crack # /* crackdown on the demonstration. >>> diplomatic pressure is increasing on hamas to accept a cease-fire with israel. secretary of state antony

american house, who has experience living in the united states and is a student at a state university. they were in texas, mr. shahrabi. let's continue our questions. you were a student there . what do you think will be the consequences for the students who participate in these protests these days? they are demonstrating in universities where they are studying, and the directors of these universities, the matrons' board of these universities, often have very close ties with the lobbyists. of these, for example , columbia university or the rest of the universities, the directors of these universities, the officials of the universities are part of the board of directors of the companies that have technological cooperation, military cooperation, all kinds of investments in israel, they have economic and commercial cooperation, and zinefan means the issue of money in it is said here that they are profiting from this war, from the genocide of money. and parts of these students are demanding justice for first, which is the central organization of this movement, they will be deprived of continuing their educati

university of texas where i work, are afraid. they fear being criticized and condemned by politicians, the governor of texas, and members of congress. the president of columbia university in the united states been threatened with dismissal because it cannot be done. apart from the united states, the practice of shouting for palestine is becoming widespread in european universities, such as the dublin university in iran or the historical university. serbonne in the heart of france, which has become a place of improvement from the faded cobblestones of its stair hall. student revolution for american and european history. students lost their lives for protesting the war in vietnam or cambodia. saeed zanganeh of sed and sima news agency.

university of texas arrested. students of university. brown also chanted in the eastern part of the united states that we will never leave gaza. students of harvard university and usc in california, as well . it depends on the palestinian people and the condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime. on the third day of the jewish holidays, 900 zionist residents attacked al-aqsa mosque. settlers attacked al-aqsa mosque three days ago under the pretext of these holidays. the palestinian islamic endowment has announced: the settlers performed jewish rituals in the al-aqsa mosque area . the zionist regime police prevented the presence palestinians have been in this place. this year, some zionist groups offered huge rewards for the settlers who can enter al-aqsa mosque and sacrifice there. more news, changing the method of car sales. minister position, pointing out that the ministry of home policy. it is the reporter, not the moderator , who says that instead of the system, the car manufacturer supplies the car, and our goal is that people don't worry about the car and communicate directly with the car manufacturer. the car sale