tufts university is in the genocide that has been going on since october 7th. during this period , tens of thousands of palestinians were brutally murdered by the israeli occupying forces. tufts university is directly complicit in this genocide due to its business relations with israel. these tents are set up with the aim of cutting off the aforementioned trade relations and that is why i am here. continuing to accompany and be an accomplice of our university in this matter is completely against the principles of conscience, even though israel has completely destroyed all universities in gaza. i am an anti-zionist jew. one of the reasons for my association with this movement in america is that i believe that judaism does not mean the formation of a government based on genocide and violence in the land of others. using judaism to justify displacement and violence against millions of palestinians is a complete deviation from values. i am a jew , i think it is very important that this wall and tents are seen because it makes the american people face the reality of

we will speak to the chip war author and tufts university professor of international history.rg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh abigail: coming up, pinterest ceo joins bloomberg tv at 11:30 a.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. katie: it's time for our daily wall street week conversation and today we are looking at the growing demand for ai chips. joining us we have the chip wars author and tufts university professor of international history along with david westin. this is one of the most competitive industries yet you have one huge -- david: the question is do they have the chips they can buy other than from nvidia. we had earnings out of and, i vestment bait -- i guess my basic question is there anyone who can narrow the gap with nvidia in terms of buying chips. >> they have an extraordinary lead and it looks like they are maintaining it. we see all the big tech firms each quarter building out their data capacity. the lions share of

as a member of the tufts university sailing team, he sharpened his starting and short course skills. he was a captain his senior year on the school's first collegiate match racing national championship in 2012. since then, the 32 year old, who was born in livermore but now calls richmond home, has dedicated his life to making the olympics after coming up short in 2016 and 2020, he realized his dream a few weeks ago at the world championships in france when he qualified for team usa in the naka 17 discipline to actually qualify for the olympics. it's really special and i'm going to be able to, you know, tell my kids about it, hopefully tell my grandkids about it one day. what was that call like to mom and dad when you said i did it? i'm going to the olympics. well, we were in europe when this happened, so it was 430 in the morning when we knew my dad was actually at the san jose airport, awake at 4:00 in the morning. so i immediately got a response from him. so yeah, it was it was really special. it was really cool. on the naka 17, which is a performance catamaran. his job is to make

. >> reporter: at tufts university in massachusetts, a different scene where protesters took down theirampments friday night. the university said they had not reached an agreement with protesters, but the demonstration ended voluntarily. with campuses divided, administered is are trying to balance out . club university president speaking out. >> for those of you are seniors, you finish in college where you started, online. >> reporter: at ucla saturday after camp was cleared, workers were seen scrubbing graffiti from buildings and walkways. on the campus of the university of southern california the tents remain up in the case remain closed, only students, faculty and university personnel can enter. usc canceled his commencement ceremony , but now plans an alternative graduate celebration at la's memorial coliseum. one update , it just the last hour to an hour and a half or so down at usc, the los angeles police department moved in on that encampment and began to clear it, pro-palestinian demonstrators left when they were told they were facing arrests . but it appears many of the tents h

nick: sulmaan khan is an international history and chinese foreign relations professor at tufts universityd the author of "struggle for taiwan: a history of america, china, and the island caught between." in the pre-modern era, taiwan was an independent way-station for maritime travelers. >> let's say you were a pirate or a fisherman or a trader, and you were sailing from southeast asia to east asia. you'd probably stop off at taiwan. nick: in the 1600's, the qing empire conquered the island, in 1895, it's ceded to japan, until world war ii. >> now the communist leader mao zedong is winning one victory after another. nick: in the chinese civil war in the 1940s, mao zedong and his communists defeated nationalist soldiers led by chiang kai-shek. >> escaping by sea from communist china, some remnants of chaing kai shek's nationalist army. nick: in 1949, nationalist troops fled from the mainland, to the island then known as formosa. >> at government house, generalissimo chiang kai-shek -- nick: chiang became taiwan's dictator and had his own dream, recapturing the communist mainland. after tha

we when you take a piece peak across the coaston the east coast, we have witnesses from tufts university contacting stuff, antisemitism, stating they're unable to study for finals because at 11:30 at night, when they open their window, all day here is chance for more violence against jews and globalize the intifada and for the removal of this only jewish nation in the entire world. so we can imagine what stressors these young adults are under right now as a child, you fled a jewish persecution in the soviet union to come to the united states what do you think as you see, what is taking place across college campuses many demonstrators say they are there because they want the war to end you just gave us some examples that you believe also demonstrate an anti-semitism, but what do you think about the collection of college students and others who have tried to express themselves on these college campuses the way in which they have in the past couple of weeks i think it's extremely striking and quite shocking that we're not seeing for the call of the return of five us americans, five us fello

fellow in international security diplomacy at the flight just school of lauren deployments at tufts university in the us joins us now live from the b, c. z at. so we have this presidential veto at, but the truth is it may delay the bill, but it will still go through eventually it has good to do with your yes, the present it has the retail let you had indicated that the retail would be used as a leverage for the benefit of the georgia people issue side. and she believes that there is no point by point discussion necessary to discuss the law as she believes and most as, as is the case, it was most of the george and populace. george's, european american and most partners and allies globally, that this veto is closest possible version to, to this, this law as 1st possible version to the russian law that has essentially killed any trace of russia's civil society and media and, and many other relatively free groups in recent years, so georgia is not the place to play out something similar that has unfortunately destroyed the russian civil side in recent years, right? when the president doesn't like

executive director of the world peace foundation of the such a school of law and diplomacy at tufts university and joins us now live from brown . good. have you with us, mr. developed on the program. i mean, a year ago, saddam most of the global top story now it's gone. so, i mean, how is this affected the push to find a solution politically to the problem of saddam? is anybody actually listening to civil society? it seems not to me. if garza is the most intense starvation in the world, sedona is the biggest finding on the at the center of time, simon is the for region which is been ravaged by the rapids support forces us. they've rampaged across it, and now they are besieging, encircling, tightening the grid on the last remaining garrison city of this and on forces which is faster. i'm attacking it to stop reading it, and it struck me yet another is all stuck in this terrible. i mean, all i seem to be on alpha short the name and to the potential crisis that could involve if that falls while fashion as well. no centuries is significant for a number of reasons. as i mentioned, it's really the l

not only that it's paying a lot, paying good and $94,000 for tufts university. are you kidding me? they are tops. you know what could possibly be $94,000 to a 19 year old? that is, it's out of control. but teddy roosevelt was both right. you cannot graduate without knowing trade. so whether it was arket, whether it was farming you could not graduate without earning trade, you had to be indispensable. i wish was pushed in my school. i took one woodshop class and i still got my same napkin older. i don't need it. you guys, but i want to see that in schools i didn't take metal shop. i took home economics because i used to like to explode the cakes by too much baking powder in. but. but i would love to see it now this is the problem is our parents i remember like when you hang at graduation these parents don't want say my son is going to be a mechanic parents. i want to say yeah, my my son is, you know, he's going to be working in a metal shop. they don't want to do it. i think people have to change the parents perception of what a success is for kids? yeah, my kids going to welding sc

he spent time at tufts university. when you see how police are reacting, are the appropriate measures being taken on campuses, or are administrations going too far in bringing outside law enforcement onto campuses? where do you stand on it? >> i stand in favor of what you just heard from the president of the united states. key word here, fletcher school of law and diplomacy. we are a nation of laws. a peaceful protest is fine. look, i spent much of my life in uniform, defending the rights of people to protest, of free speech, of all of our values. but free speech is different than hate speech, and peaceful protest is different than criminal behavior. i applaud the administrations that i think are doing about as well as you can in this difficult circumstance because you're trying to find a balance here. but when the protests bleed over into overt criminal behavior, you have to react. take them off campus. arrest them. i would argue, and i say this as a former dean, a simple arrest and release, a catch and release progra

tufts and her m.a. and ph.d. in political science from columbia university. welcome, christina greer. and dr. bettina love. dr. bettina love is the william f russell. professor at teachers college, columbia university, ph.d., and the author of the new york times bestseller punished for dreaming how school reform harms black children and how we heal. and 2022, the kennedy center name dr. love, one of the next 50 leaders in making the world more inspired and inclusive and compassionate. a co-founder of the abolitionist teaching network whose mission is to develop and support teachers and parents fighting injustice within their schools and communities. she has overseen over 250,000 and grants to abolitionists around the country. she is also the founding member of the task force that launched the probe. --, in her hands, one of the largest guaranteed income pilot programs in the united states, which has distributed ready more than $15 million to black women living in georgia. dr. love is a sought after public speaker on a range of topics, including abolitionist teaching, anti-racism, hip hop, education, black girl