the american police removed the students' tents and forced them out of the tulane university campus and arrested about 20 students. in two weeks in the past, the anger of american students against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza has increased and the gatherings and protests have spread in america. al-mayadeen news channel has announced that it has reached a copy of the initial agreement for a ceasefire in gaza and the exchange of prisoners. so far, the official sources of hamas and the zionist regime have not reacted to this report. according to this report, this agreement consists of 3 stages, in which stage. first, zionist soldiers must withdraw from all residential areas. the second phase includes the initiation of the necessary preparations for the comprehensive reconstruction of the destroyed areas and infrastructure. also, based on the third stage of this agreement, the resistance forces in exchange handing over the bodies of palestinian martyrs will hand over the events of the dead soldiers of the zionist regime . at this stage, the implementation of the 5 -year reconstr

swat official officers are at tulane university in new orleans as police work to clear anti-israeli protestersre overnight on the east coast, nypd arresting dozens of anti-israeli protesters while clearing encampments at columbia university, finally. >> steve: and more than 25 activists were arrested overnight just blocks away here in new york city at city college. it's spreading, folks. >> ainsley: yep. we have live team conch. lawrence is actually hosting the show live from columbia university as you can see. we have c.b. cotton, she is also at columbia university in a different area, keeping tabs on the situation. >> steve: that's right. but, in the meantime, let's start out west. right? >> ainsley: that's right. let's bring in eli self evette. he is a stud ucla. i was seeing state boards be then. >> brian: i think c.b. cotton would like to come on and set the scene out at columbia first and eli, just stay there, c.b.? >> hi, brian, good morning. set the scene for our viewers. take a look behind me. student protesters were arrested just behind this campus gait here at columbia university. d

some universities are handling this well, tulane, vanderbilt. e good leadership. i know their presidents. their presidents passionately support free speech, but they know the constitution doesn't protect disruptive behavior. >> steve: well, senator, you know, we haven't heard much from the president regarding this, but do you know what they could do, and you are on the senate judiciary committee. the department of justice should open an investigation into, you know, we have heard that the people who took over the building here in new york sounds like they were for the most part all the leaders were outside agitators. it sounds like there is some sort of a conspiracy. we had a former federal prosecutor on about two hours ago who said they could be charged with conspiracy. they could use ricco stuff. we could figure out who is behind this and who's funding it. >> well, i don't know about the conspiracy part, though i will say we probably need to get some new conspiracy theaters because all the old ones turned out to be true. i do know that presiden

weave see that video in there from tulane university. this spreads to the university of arkansas, what do you expect the current governor of arkansas to do about it and what will the consequences to the rioters,/protesters/agitators be? >> well,, todd it, will be a different situation than what you have seen in some of these states university presidents and governors and mayors trying to be on the side of the rioters. current governor of arkansas would do what any they say no we're not going to tolerate, this send in the police agencies, whether it's the state police and local police and they don't wait until they get an invitation handwritten and engraved. they go in and stop this nonsense. they do for many reasons, the most important of which is they do to to protect students who simply want to go to class. parents who pay, for example, to columbia, $90,000 a year for their little darlings to go there, they ought to get their money back and then have a class action lawsuit and sue the heck out of columbia, same with harvard and yale and

palestinian students against the war in gaza also gathered and sat down at george washington and tulane universities. the american police removed the students' tents and forcibly threw them out of tulim university and arrested about 20 students. in two weeks. in the past, the anger of american students against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza has increased and the gatherings and protests have spread in america. the islamic resistance movement of palestine, hamas, issued a statement and expressed its appreciation for the decision of the president of colombia to sever political relations with the zionist regime. movement hamas position gustav petro is an important victory for the sacrifices of the palestinians. he considered the just solution of the palestinian issue and asked the countries of the world, especially in the south american region , to sever their relations with the criminal zionist regime. the president of colombia, gustavo pedro, announced yesterday that his country is severing political relations with tel aviv due to the genocide in gaza. hamas and palestinian islamic jihad mov

dozens were arrested at tulane university in new orleans, and the university of wisconsin in madison. at columbia university, only imprints left of the encampment that once marked the epicenter of the student movement urging universities to divest from israel over the war against hamas in gaza. nypd cleared out the camp and hamilton hall late tuesday after protesters occupied the building. so classes at ucla are expected to be remote today and tomorrow, and at columbia all finals and any remaining classes will be remote at that main campus, as well. the university there is urging students to go home early for the semester. >> wow. all right. jarred hill, thank you. >>> and now to the middle east where hamas has said that they would likely respond by today to the latest cease-fire and hostage release proposal, but there are early indications it may be a no-go. a hamas official based in lebanon told a hezbollah affiliated tv station their position on the current offer is negative. secretary of state antony blinken is on his way back to the u.s. from israel where he pushed hamas to accep

tulane university kicked out and arrested about 20 students. in the last two weeks, the anger of american students against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza has increased and the gatherings and protests have spread in america. the number of detained american students supporting palestine has reached 1,500. texas is one of the states that have arrested protesting students and this is happening now. in this state, the law of freedom of expression in universities was approved some time ago. 6 years ago, several rallies in different texas universities were suppressed by the police came along after these events, 4 years ago , texas governor glock abbott approved a new law in this state. some universities prohibit free speech on campus. not anymore because i'm about to sign legislation that protects free speech on texas college campuses . this is a law. the law that was supported by the academic community 6 months ago during the celebration of freedom of speech week. this is the university of texas at austin. students have gathered here to pro

not stop until we get divestment, arrests were also made during pro-palestinian protests at tulane university in new orleans and the university of wisconsin, madison. >> the campus protests reached santa clara university today. students on campus held a teach-in on gaza. they're calling for a permanent cease fire and for the jesuit university to divest from companies doing business with israel. university officials say they met with the organizers to make sure it doesn't present a safety risk for other students. >> one of the expectations is that expressive activities don't block access, so that the students who have class or have other commitments across the campus are able to access those those spaces. >> student organizers say they want to build solidarity with palestinians. santa clara university has a contingency plan in place in case the event gets rowdy. >> with counter protests at cal, the student encampment outside sproul hall entered its 10th day. today, supporters held a poetry reading. they want the university to create a palestinian studies program and to divest from companies do

samson, murray, sam, the banana donated this home to our universityto tulane university, where it becomesthe residence. tulane sitti president. we're not done yet. new orleans is doc workers unions. would remain racially segregated up until 1980. up. until 1980. by then, united fruit, which is now headquartered, i believe, in switzerland, the chiquita banana brand, is owned by this multinational conglomerate in switzerland. but by then 1980, united fruit had moved its banana traffic, its port, its main port east to gulfport, mississippi. now, why to gulfport, mississippi, which is not a very big town at all? well, there's two reasons. gulfport, mississippi, the ports there were more easily accessible to the railroads that would then filter those bananas out across the country. in and to. it just made more sense for these boats coming in from central america up the gulf to not go up the mississippi river and travel to new, but to just park along the gulf at gulfport, mississippi, which is a town, a city where its name gives away its founding purpose. right. a port on the gulf of mexico. th

the american police removed the students' tents and forced them out of the tulane university campus and arrested about 20 students. in the last two weeks, the anger of american students against the crime of the regime. it has increased in gaza and gatherings and protests have spread in america. the palestinians of deir al-balah thanked the students of american universities by sending a message. according to al-aqsa network, request palestinian citizens from arab and european countries are holding demonstrations and similar actions to end the genocidal war in gaza. i thank an american university and its students for the gatherings they organized in solidarity with the palestinian people . i want the european arab countries to do something similar to this university and demand an end to this war and a permanent ceasefire. the issue of students in american universities is now understanding the blood that is being shed in gaza, the buildings where they are very grateful, so we thank them for their support. as a displaced person from northern gaza who has been away from my family for 7 month

at tulane university, protesters clashed with police on horseback. and at the university of north carolina-chapel hill, tense moments. nationwide, more than 1,200 have been arrested so far as the calls for universities to divest from israel grow louder. >> we deserve to know where our money is going, where our resources are going. we deserve to know what our university is invested in. >> reporter: today, the white house writing, "the protests must be peaceful and lawful. forcibly taking over buildings is not peaceful. it is wrong." while house speaker mike johnson called on campuses to crack down. this as universities across the country struggle to balance free speech and hate speech. >> a lot of people like that i went to classes with, ate dinners with, that are chanting for the erasure of the jewish state and the death of my family. so i do feel a little heartbroken by this. >> reporter: columbia professor reinhold martin was locking arms on monday with fellow faculty members to protect student protesters. >> the divestment question has been on the

several people were arrested this is live video from tulane university in new orleans police coming into arrest. several people there overnight. the encampment. encampment on that campus looks like it's now being taken down to an official same. most of these protesters are not filled pleaded with the university at city college in new york protesters let flares as they chanted in the streets outside the college and things quickly escalated from there, demonstrators clash with police as they were pushed back from the street i'm going up next here, police trying to restore order on the ucla campus after hours of fighting between rival protest groups. plus what does donald trump think of the protesters at colleges across america will bring you his comments next i promise we're obsessed with socks ties and underwear because your basic things should be your best things. >> one purchased equals one equals one donated visit bombast.com, and get 20% off your first order. >> we handcraft every stearns and foster using the finest materials like indulgent memory foam and ultra conforming and telecoi

in new orleans, part of the uptown campus at tulane university closed today after students and outsidehed with police. and tonight columbia is threatening to expel student protesters occupying campus, but the school has still not given any indication how they are going to clear the encampment. in a press conference, new york city mayor eric adams says we cannot call for peace by using violence. norah. >> tom hanson, thank you very much. >>> the third week of donald trump's new york criminal trial started with the threat of jail time for the former president. the judge held the presumptive republican nominee in contempt of court for violating a gag order, forcing him to pay fines and take down social media posts. trump is facing 34 felony charges related to so-called hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels. cbs's jericka duncan reports from the courthouse. >> this gag order is not only unique, it's totally unconstitutional. >> reporter: the $9,000 in fines are the result of nine instances where the court found donald trump disparaged witnesses online against the judge's orders.

in new orleans, part of the uptown campus at tulane university closed today after students and outsidetesters clashed with police. and tonight, columbia is threatening to expel student protesters occupying campus, but the school has still not given any indication how they are going to clear the encampment. in a press conference, new york city mayor eric adams says we cannot call for peace by using violence. norah? >> norah: tom hanson, thank you very much. the third week of donald trump's new york criminal trial started with the threat of jail time for the former president. the judge held the presumptive republican nominee in contempt of court for violating a gag order, forcing him to pay fines and take down social media posts. trump is facing 34 felony charges related to so-called hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels. cbs's jericka duncan reports from the courthouse. >> this gag order is not only unique, it is totally unconstitutional. >> reporter: the $9,000 in fines are the result of nine instances where the court found donald trump disparaged witnesses online against the

tua tulane university cleared overnight and city university and all across the country pro hamas demonstrators have largely been pushed off college cam campuses. what took so long? for weeks we washed jewish students harassed, attacks and forced off campus. it's been an ugly display of anti-semitism. why wasn't this put down earlier? it's a failure of leadership from the president on down. senator schumer said nothing till late last night and highest ranking elected jewish official and he's also a democrat. last thing democrats wanted to be like the vote in november. same with la mayor and karen bass and the pitches taking place at ucla and substantial push to the democrat party that supports these demonstrators and they support hamas. that's appalling. we've seen supposedly elite colleges and taken over by young people chanting hateful slogans directed at jews, incredibly hamas convinced supposedly intelligent people to support terror. that they're anti-semitism is entirely legit. it is not. two points. people are not happy with campus mayhem and biden looks to be pandering to to may ham and

on october 26, 2023, antiisrael assaulted multiple jewish students at tulane university in new orleans. november 3, 2023, harvard law student and other protestors physically and verbally attacked a first-year jewish student at the harvard business cool. from october 7 until january of 2024, the department of education has launched 51 investigations into complaints of antidiscrimination in k-12 schools and colleges and universities. january 16, 2024 until today the department has launched 45 investigations into schools and collegees these investigations overwhelming concern antisemitic conduct in these schools. on april 23, 2024, the education department launched an investigation into columbia university and we all know what is happening there right now. hundreds of antiisrael protestors have occupied columbia's university's west lawn and disrupted campus life and creating a hostile life for jewish students. hundreds were arrested fortress passing after repeated warnings to vacate the area only to be returning to columbia. a rabbi at columbia university advised students to leave campus

. >> arrests were also made during pro-palestinian protests at tulane university in new orleans and the university of wisconsin madison. at uc santa cruz, students marched through campus in the biggest pro-palestinian demonstration so far at that university. some students also set up a barricade near quarry plaza, where they set up a tent encampment. student protesters are asking for a cease fire in gaza and the uc system to divest from companies doing business in israel. >> at cal, the student encampment outside sproul hall entered its 10th day. it's grown to more than 200 tents today. supporters held a poetry reading. they want the university to create a palestinian studies program. uc board of regents is considering a new policy to prevent faculty from making political statements on university owned websites. ucla canceled classes wednesday, and the school said police are stationed on campus to help promote safety following a night of violence between pro palestinian protesters and israeli supporters. the school says 15 people were injured and one was taken to the hospital. some coun

. >> on wednesday, 20 arrests remain at tulane university. esters at dartmouth clashed with officers in riot gear and four demonstrators were arrested at yale. today, at the university of chicago, protesters laid out a long list of demands that extend beyond the conflict in israel and gaza. >> we also demand that you chicago divest from all related forces of death and violence which is currently complicit, especially fossil fuel production. >> counter protests continue as well. at upenn, one man was arrested for spring stink spray or protester tents. in alabama, some agreement between both sides as pro-israel and pro-palestinian demonstrators joined together in a profane anti-joe biden chant. [[bleep] joe biden] >> now a total of 210 people were arrested here at ucla early this morning for failure to disperse. that is a misdemeanor. so they were booked and released. and unless they are being held still in custody for any outstanding warrants, they are already back out on the streets. bret? >> bret: that's what we are seeing. kristina, thank yo

. >> in new orleans, police arrested six people at tulane university. seven others were suspended.s protests from coast-to-coast continue to sustain and in some cases grow. for a closer look at when and how police are involved in these protests, and joined by a distinguished lecturer at georgetown university's law center who previously served as president at brandeis university , and by the former commissioner of the boston police department from 2006 to 2013. he is now president and ceo of the edward davis company, a business strategy and security services firm. welcome to you both. what is your reaction to how you are seeing when and how university officials are deciding if and when to invite police and law enforcement on campus? >> i think some campuses, law enforcement are invited on to fast. law enforcement is available. that should always be the last resort. you should always try to address these problems and situations within the university if you possibly can. that means faculty, staff, and public safety at universities. at universities like mine, my public safety officers

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also an encampment of protesters at tulane university in new orleans has been cleared out at least 14 people arrested there. officers from 3 different law enforcement agencies moved in after ordering the group to break up. the university said in a statement that the encampment was a, quote, unlawful demonstration. >> just or some sort of explosive or firework >> okay. just a firework >> hey, guys, we've got to go. we've got to go. we've got to go. we've got to go now look >> and there is still a heavy police presence at ucla today after violent clashes broke out ovetnight between groups of protesters hours after the university declared the pro palestine encampment unlawful protesters attempting to take down barricades just before midnight. fireworks were set off and people could be seen throwing objects at each other. and cal poly humboldt will hold a modified commencement ceremony. this is coming after dozens of people were arrested while protesting the war in gaza. the ceremony will be held on saturday. may 11th. the university has announced a hard closure of campus until may 10th b

including ball bearings and diy armor, in louisiana, 20 people were arrested today in new orleans at tulane university and in new haven, connecticut. four demonstrators were also arrested at yale. well, after days of silence, president biden addressed the unrest on college campuses today. biden saying free speech is essential to protecting our democracy. but acts of protest must be conducted within the rule of law. >> dissent is essential to democracy, but dissent must never lead to disorder or to denying the rights of others so students can finish the semester and their college education. look, it's basically a matter of fairness. it's a matter of what's right. there's the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. >> the president also says the protests have not prompted him to change his policies in the middle east. and our coverage of the campus protests continues online. head to our website at ktvu .com for the latest developments here in california and across the country. >> new at ten oakland police gathered to honor the lives of two recently fallen officers at the alameda county memor

in new orleans tulane university was cleared. in utah, tent encampments removed. at city university in new york, same story. questions, why did it take so long to take action? if blatant and hateful anti-semitism has been on dismay for weeks, where is pride sentence he issued a tepid statement that donald trump went on hannity. who is behind the campus chaos in of those arrested were outside agitators. you're waking up to disturbing scenes at our colleges. you're also waking up to a very big day for your money. the fed will address can interest rates this afternoon. no change x expected. stocks are, though, selling off a little again. the dow, remember, coming off its worst month in nearly two years. it's down again this morning. the s&p, more selling there. and the nasdaq, that's coming off its worst performance in seven months and it, too, is down again but just look at bitcoin. it fell well below $58,000 earlier. it's struggled back to 57,8 as we speak. interest rates are at a elevated levels ahead of the fed announcement. the 10-year getting close to 4.7%, 4.6

protesters at tulane university in new orleans was cleared. at least 14 people. they're arrested officers for 3 law enforcement agencies moved in after ordering the group today spurs. the university said in a statement that the encampment was an unlawful demonstration. >> sort explosive or firework okay. just a firework >> hey, guys, we've got to go. we've got to go. we've got to go. we've got to go now. >> so a heavy police presence today, a ucla after violent clashes broke out overnight there between groups of protesters hours after the university declared a pro-palestine encampment unlawful protesters attempting to take down barricades just before midnight fireworks as we saw set off there, people could be seen throwing objects at each other and here in the bay area, the protests are growing. students at santa clara university are now calling for a stop to the war in gaza. they also other demands. we'll turn now to kron four's to justice who is live at the school with the latest there. thanks for joining us. >> i just seen this protest last teach and started ar

it says until mid-may, also an encampment of protesters at tulane university in new orleans was cleared. at least 14 people. they're arrested. campus police, louisiana state police and new orleans police forcibly removed demonstrators. officers from 3 law enforcement agencies. they're moved in after ordering the group to dispersed. it was not immediately clear how many protesters were present, but 2 of them who were arrested were students. the university said in a statement adding that the encampment was an unlawful demonstration. and here in california, classes at ucla are canceled today as violence and fireworks erupted there overnight. there were dueling protests between palestine and israeli supporters. scuffles broke out between the counter-protesters, sun. seen throwing objects each other. the clashes happened outside of a tent encampment that was set up on campus. a group of israeli supporters tried to take down the barricades that were surrounding the encampment. and police were there at the scene in riot gear did not immediately step in ucla leaders condemned the violence and r

. >> i've seen some pretty ugly anti-semitic incidents, right where you are at tulane university in new orleans months ago, i saw that it was caught on video politico has a story out this morning noting that a lot of the multi-millionaires and billionaires funding, the most it explicitly anti israel groups, ones that think israel has no right to exist that are active on campuses that these groups are funded by big biden donors, the pritzker's, the gates's, george soros, david rockefeller junior. should they stop funding these groups? are they causing unrest for the american people? >> well, let me say this. i think that everybody has, the president has said nice to kind of get focused in on the very core principles of what i constitution allows and what our constitution protects. and that is this. everybody has a right to protest, but they have to protest peacefully if they're probe violently, that has to end. there's no place for that. there's no place for anissa semitism. there's no place for islamophobia. everybody has got a really get close to that understand that, and continue to a

indeterminacy around these drugs, although doctor sean oliver, who's a brilliant obesity specialist at tulane university's school of medicine, said to me, we don't know the long term risks these drugs. we do know the long term risks of obesity and the long term risk of the drugs would have to be staggering to outweigh the risk of obesity. now, that question only becomes more when you think about the issues relating to children. right. you know, i interviewed parents who are facing an agonizing decision. they've got very obese children. they've not been able to reverse their child's obesity. the child is unwell. we know obese children find it really hard to ever become an obese. and we know that if you are obese at age of 18, you have a 70% chance of becoming diabetic, which knocks 15 years of your life. on average, these parents have this nightmarish decision, but they choose to put their child on the drug that, you know, because the drugs only work for as long as you take them. that's a decision you're effectively choosing for your child to use a drug for, like 80 years. right? long term effects, no idea

indeterminacy around these drugs, although doctor sean oliver, who's a brilliant obesity specialist at tulane university's school of medicine, said to me, we don't know the long term risks these drugs. we do know the long term risks of obesity and the long term risk of the drugs would have to be staggering to outweigh the risk of obesity. now, that question only becomes more when you think about the issues relating to children. right. you know, i interviewed parents who are facing an agonizing decision. they've got very obese children. they've not been able to reverse their child's obesity. the child is unwell. we know obese children find it really hard to ever become an obese. and we know that if you are obese at age of 18, you have a 70% chance of becoming diabetic, which knocks 15 years of your life. on average, these parents have this nightmarish decision, but they choose to put their child on the drug that, you know, because the drugs only work for as long as you take them. that's a decision you're effectively choosing for your child to use a drug for, like 80 years. right? long term effects, no idea