u. c. l. a in los angeles at the travis county jail and austin, and at columbia university in new york. from where we begin with today's a book and today's of people to, to process that just by the university suspending students from the university right across the world. paul is located. this is a building that were to pass on monday evening via google just or they said that they are changing the name of it because of a 6 year old girl that was killed. apartment is ready. military guys are 3 main people that you're seeing right outside are many of them are the versity. they have comedy or they should remain inside. they're saying that they're not alone. and because they think of right now is essential, the students that are leaving inside remaining payment they are. but what you're seeing right now are the students that are side columbia university. they are saying that they're under speech, the university is trying to apply to the counselors. they don't know why that they're going to be a big

u. c. l. a. are here in the campus of u. c. l. a. the encampment which you can see behind me has grown over the past several days of pro palestinian students have been protesting the university's policies and protesting israel's war on gaza had been camped out there. the university now has barricaded double barricade. in fact, the cam from the rest of the campus. why? because over the past several days, pro israel and active is many of them from off campus have gathered here and have displayed aggressive behavior towards the people in the in cabin, in some cases trying to a break. and so the university as a sort of sealed it off for the most part and that includes for the media unfortunately. so we can't go inside other things to note the protesters have demanded that the university sever it's contacts with israel and divest for many investments. and is really a business entities the university of california system as a whole, which operates numerous campuses around the state. has said no to that, that's off the table. they refuse to

u. c. l a? yeah, thank you so much for having us. our number one dime, it demand is divestment, and you feel like is currently invested in corporations that are actively profiting off of the genocide in gaza. and we demand that they thought it best for nice corporations. we also demand transparency. we are not sure where my majority of our money is going because there is no requirement for the use the for you still have to be transparent about our and down us. we are demanding that they stop policing and surveilling pro palestinian activism on campus. we also want them to and, and their silence. we are demanding you, celebrates their silence. acknowledges the ongoing genocide and gaza addresses their complicity and, and call for an immediate cease fire. lastly, we are demanding that you tell a boy costs to study abroad programs in israel. and what if anything, has been the response from the university administration. they are you in dialogue with them? i have not heard anything from you say administration. um and i, i am not sure abo

u. c. l, a, a as in particular to divest itself completely from its multi 1000000000 dollar endowments and to cut all ties with those entities. so the students that we spoke to came from a variety of backgrounds and they're also faculty members that are here showing support some of them saying that they're here to show support for their students' rights of freedom of expression under the 1st amendment of the united states. constitution, so there's a indeed a sense of determination. i would say carry in there. they don't appear to be going anywhere. and more importantly, forecasts, importantly, the police are not moving anyone. hon. not trying to preach these barricades organizers of protest say that the police have not been aggressive in any way. the most aggression that they get are from the jewish to and fro scientist, calendar protesters, some of whom have set up a very loud blaring sort of sound system and are playing hebrew songs over in the distance. just as of way apparently of trying to

u. c l, a u s. c. it's in san francisco at berkeley. it's out a campus called you see humbled. they've been relatively intense. you c, l a has kind of breed breached into a minority of the prep. protesters there who have are not just protesting the war in israel and gaza, but have gone after jewish students as well, which is become problematic. and i will be very curious to see how the department of education approaches what the university is to receive federal funding will do in the future. i want to talk about that in just a moment. let me ask you, 1st of the, how do you explain the genesis of the student protests? i mean, it was only 2 weeks ago when the 1st protest began on the campus of columbia university in new york city. hasn't been that long or well, there's conflicting reports about the genesis whether or not at a very clearly for many decades are a strong anti war sentiments on college campuses. particularly here in the state of california. they really grew out of the 19 sixty's up at berkeley in san francisco bay area. and so that has always been here, but there has

>nicole>well down south at u c l a. as you can see, it is not as compra palestinian protesters clashed with a pro israel group barriers breach between the 2 groups that dixon plaza a lot of pushing and shoving. nobody was arrested here on the other side of the world where more than 100 jewish hostages remain held by terror group hamas. palestinians in rafah, signaling back to american protesters thanks for support by scrolling signs on the side of their tents. there are palestinians live in shelter during the war. meantime, negotiations continue for a ceasefire and for the return of more than 100 hostages held by hamas. tina krause is tracking the developments from london. >>yeah. over israel's failure to bring hostages home is spilling onto the streets, with israeli stepping up protest to pressure prime minister benjamin netanyahu to cut a ceasefire deal with hamas. ><<>my heart breaks for us for the hostages in their families and for also for gaza. >>antiwar clashes are also continuing to break out on college campuses

u. c. l. a. thank you very much in that interview. and it's not just the us in paris, a demonstration by students who has broken up after they occupied the main building at their university cl spoke as it's known for hours in the evening. the university management said that it had reached an agreement with students who promised that they would no longer enter up classes. houses here is natasha. butler was at the protest. you sent to us this report. a r k did install its terraces, prestigious steel spo university. dozens of students demanding it in to israel's war and garza outside the others, challenging for phones to help stop. what they say is a genocide. we are witnessing a genocide and as a student we are in the process of shaping our own political awareness. and we know that students movements and voices have marked history. so this is why we can't stay silent. things became tends when a group, supposing israel arrive to stay to counter protest, really. so cancer, i live near here and i worry, this university is no longer friends.

u. c. l, a. the police have not submitted a new student the student protesters used to they for as well. thank you. is rarely forces have loans. the series of strikes on several neighborhoods in gauze them to palestinians were killed in a raid on this route to a refugee camp in the center of the street. 3 others were killed in the bombing of this a sent it to you of a school on eunice in the south. and for more palestinians were killed east of eldridge compound in alpha, not as a result of a drone attack. the kind of spinning and health industry is reporting at least 51 people killed in the past 24 hours. eric assumed reports not from back. the attacks on the guns this threat really did not stop within the past 24 hours of at least 51 palestinians have for reports of killed. according to gauze, health ministry. as we have been recording multiple attacks in a rough hour, at least 2 locations being targeted with to at least palestinians have been injured and now they are receiving treatment at the j

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u. c. l, a is department of information studies. he joins us live from ventura in california . and so brazil, like many countries around the world, finds itself dealing with the parameters around free speech course. this is being debated everywhere at the moment, but of course we see this clamp down on this information on the part of fall, right? politicians, especially those i like to both in are, that's what the supreme court is trying to do while others is saying that this endangers democracy. what do you make of how that the argument applies to brazil to yeah, i mean, i think a few quick things. first of all, um, as, as we, as we know, looking at brazil's history, the supreme court has always been in the middle of tricky political battles and political decisions. so to sort of presume that the supreme court a somehow naturally aligns against j or both scenario, you know, ignores the fact that the supreme court was actively engaged in a case against lula and tell them that was stuff just them years ago. so that's the 1st thing. second thing is, i think this is directly tied

the names they are the are a cit, intent come protest, f u c l a was disbursed by police. here's what some of the rival demonstrators in los angeles have to say about it all the representatives the people are, we're really funding this genocide towards the legal people protested nurse to these other future. so we have to protect us green party presidential. how does that jill spelling was arrested at washington university in saint louis missouri during a pro published and in raleigh on sunday. for each from the scene showed police pushing her with a bicycle. as a group of protesters tried to stumble across this time, said she was charged with assaulting an officer. the politician was released after spending 7 hours behind bars. she then proceeded to attend another raleigh at columbia university. and that's across night to us breeding party co chairperson, margaret elizabeth. for more on this you're most welcome to the program. can you indeed tell us more about the, the controversial arrest of jill stein and, well, thank you for having me on and then thank you for giving th

u. c. l. a campus, it's sprawling, it's larger than it was much larger than when it started. and there are hundreds, if not more people inside in the camp. now you see these barriers, why? why are the barriers there? because over the past several days, pro israel protesters and people from outside of university primarily have come in large numbers here and apparently have tried to reach these barriers get into the camp or behaving somewhat aggressively. so now the police and campus security and private security that the, the college of the university has employed have set up a kind of double barrier. and they've also blocked off some areas where students are normally trying to get to class. that's kind of interesting because one of the justifications for of universities tried to break up these drug tests is that they disrupt students education. well, the only disruption i'm seeing around here are the private security guards, setting up barriers for frustrating students who are trying to get to their classrooms. now regarding that walk out, there were hundreds of people includ

u. c. l. a. in los angeles, the travis county jail in austin and at columbia university in new york, where we will begin with l. just areas that i said by and uh, did i say everyone, this is we've been mentioning has been focusing on what happened and it's still happening in hamilton. can you just want to see the consequences for the students involved? and i guess the momentum with that has given other people to come out and support them so definitely we're still here outside of columbia university of our over 90 group of students to cohort. they renamed it after he and roger who was that 6 year old killed the by these riley military. they played with that name and they, we made in there were, outside students have showed up to show the remaining inside of the university as a student right now, the only essential personnel and the students that live inside of the counselors are being allowed in. but the people that you can see right here have not been allowed to go inside. on the other side, you

u. c. l, a department event information studies. and he says project number is not informed to the lack of transparency. this is not really an issue involving google and amazon, the company palance here. uh 5 headed by peter t o is a supporter of the former president. trump is a company that you've been using many of its military project. she has been using projections software with other states project. nimbus is at least, you know, as i mentioned earlier, it's quite notable for it's lack of transparency, right? so we don't really know if, you know, sort of equivalence of this are happening with this particular set of partnerships for all data interoperability for all cloud computing for other, for in states. but certainly one imagine that that is something that could happen or is happening. i'll spell a head for you here on the 0 post clothes in an election that could have a major impact on china's influence in the south pacific and ukraine's present funds. and due to increase on the number the the, i feel like we have something o

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u. c. l i v you in office for human rights is it's troubles by the treatment of students who are protesting and solidarity with palestinians that those u. s. universities, as we have traveled by a series of heavy hand that to steps they can to dispose of this month old prep us the cross university campuses in the united states of america, savings expression on the right. the peaceful assembly are from the menfolk of society. practically one day, the shack disagreement on major issues as they are in relation to the conflict in the society policy new 33. and he's right as well. students and universities across live in on have joined the global solidarity protest, demanding an in israel's atrocities against the palestinian people. so in a hold, i was at one of those gatherings. we are an american university available in universities across the 11 on are holding protests in support of thomas in the us. they are chanting, anti israel means i'm on 0. if you'd be difficult, maybe all forms of uh, collections or communications with other companies that are assisting give you a for site, safe is where you are such as h, b, and other companies. this is really also a short support solid.

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