u. c. l. a. to get some police in there and, and try to get a handle on the 3rd or at least get these 2 sides separated. so you see all the violence being instigated in, perpetrated by this vigilante mob of pro israel supporters observed of the past several days that these people are there on and off during the daytime and appear not to be students. they appear to be all largely people who are not a student age and they're not from the c l a campus. but what they're doing is it trying to harass and uh, um, well attack the pro kill us didn't palestinians, demonstrators. and it's, it's, it's getting, it's getting very vile and i can see pictures now one individual being coming out from the camp and brian to defend the camp, but being menaced by people with sticks and stones. it's, it's shocking. it's really shocking. this is a, has been till now a peaceful protest. and there's been no violence on the part of the pro palestinian protests or is demanding the university di debts from israel. but this m

u. c. l, a and cabinet. um, i, you know, i could see them, i could see a donation clearly going in through one through one entrance and people going in through another side. and they kept the flow of movement going. the organizers, i mean the protests is clearly showing great deal to solidarity, very determined that all they ready for this to get out of control. are they ready to face out to the vitamins that that might actually happen if, if things do spiral, and i don't get that sense from them. i think that they are will take a defensive approach to their encampment, but i, i do not the uh them, you know, getting attacking or getting violent. uh i only see them uh, defending. so it, and even with the earlier, when lapd was in, was in here, all they did was just walk towards them and push them back. you know, there weren't, i didn't see any types of attacks or anything like that. it's just, you know, you push them back and that, that they walk back. all right, so that will leave with that may have been too

u. c. l. a in california at the us house of representatives approves an m c. semitism awareness fail basically making a honda the protest is like those ones right that speak out. this is not an issue and say semitism, this is an this is an attempt by the us government to complete the, to, to confuse the public and to make it seem that any criticizes is real advantage. somebody also accuses new daily of carrying out a political assassination. on its soil, but in the 5 spot with strong words, st. candidates become a tough bed with separatism and takes 3 minutes on these remarks. to us illustrates once again, the kind of political space that has been given in the country and canada to separate ism bleak stream ism at, he's still going forth with the french president. and once again raises the spectre of putting boots on the ground in ukraine. if the key of ask that is meantime vowing russia must be stop the ride at 11 pm locally. here at moscow we are live and world wide on oxy international. well,

at u c l. a police officers in riot gear clashed with pro palestinian protesters good afternoon. i'm ryan yamamoto. dramatic scenes out of los angeles overnight. hundreds of officers moved in and broke down barricades and started to take down in encampment. ucl after protesters defied orders to leave. started to escalate law. enforcement. fired. nonlethal rounds into the account mint set off smoke grenades. and all, chp says 132 people were arrested. the demonstrations are part of protests on college campuses happening. nationwide. against the war in gaza, and it's catching the attention of president biden. address that situation. this morning. >>>>this isn't a moment for politics. moment for clarity. so let me be clear. peaceful. protests. in america. why protest is not protected. peaceful protest is it's against the law and violence occurs. >ryan>back at u c l a cleanup is underway this afternoon at the site where protesters were camped out bradley blackburn is following the latest development. >reporter>wow. loud bangs could be heard as police in riot gear moved in early thurs

u. c. l a in california as the us house of representatives approved and anti semitism awareness bill, which it basically making a lot harder for those protesters to speak out. this is not an issue and say semitism, this is an this is an attempt by the us government to complain to, to, to confuse the public. and to make it seem that anyone who criticizes his real is anti semitic. and i'll explain what uh, a decade ago today, and almost 50 people were bound to live in the southern ukrainian city of odessa are softer, they opposed was the crew and key of russia continues to found just this whole sort of program soldiering on as the french president once again raises the spectre of putting boots on the grounding in ukraine. it's uh, if kia has made the request valley, russia must the store. i live on worldwide from moscow. this is all to you international everyone. welcome to you today. so let's kick it off and i'll just use our with some pretty dramatic video campus protest erupting across america

u. c l, a alum this wrong got us. he took us through how the police cut down on what had been originally a peaceful demonstration. here in los angeles at the university of southern california usc about 93 students were arrested on the 1st day of the student protests this morning early this morning. more than 100 students were arrested at u . c. l. a. where the police came in and violently attacking the students, pepper the pepper spray the students and arresting them. they were not being violent. they were simply indian captain insurance of defending kent meant to continue to demand that you see how they stopped investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, the students are now getting up and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c, l a. and we've been going out there to see it to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l a and many universities throughout the country just yesterday or may

u . c. l. a. where the police came in in violently attacking the students pepper the pepper spray the students in arresting them. they were not being violent. they were simply indian counting in terms of defending kent meant to continue to demand that you see how they stopped investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, the students are not getting up, and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c l a. we've been going out there to see it to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l a and many universities throughout the country just yesterday or may, they may 1st more university started their, their camps. so this is something that's going to continue across the country. it's, we're not going to stop or divide. and finally step up to address the protests. but his comments not really helping, he said he's not going to change washington's policy in the middle east, despi

u. c. l. a. in los angeles. rob for viewers are just joining us, bring this up to date with what you've been saying. of the well we have seen the large numbers of police uh, moving towards uh, the building that front upon the encampment thats royce hall. so they can use that as a way of transiting uh through the building and then they're merging to confront the, the gaza solidarity the encampment were also seen in just the last couple of minutes. the police officers here taking a few steps forward and apparently getting ready to perhaps move towards this group of demonstrators or supporters of the demonstrators in the encampment. the number of these supporters seems to have been down quite a bit over the last couple of hours. and as police took a few steps forward, some people decided to leave the area altogether. least have said over a loud speaker that anybody who doesn't leave the area would be subject to arrest. now, the other thing that indicates that things may be coming to a head is that on

u. c. l. a student protestors spent part of their day cleaning up the debris from last night's attack on their campus and fortifying text them from further assaults. like the kinds of happened last night when mom pro israel presided demonstrators from apparently, from outside the campus came onto the campus and attacked the encampment with, with the pepper spray other type types of projectiles and fireworks as well as clubs and holes. now the fallout has been quite swift here and quite critical of the university administration with 200 faculty members. signing on to a letter, partially critical of the administration, saying they have a lost confidence in its ability to keep students safe and demanding that administration protect the students and not try to breakdown the cabinet or subject protesters to any disciplinary action like suspension or exposure. it could be said that last night was the moment when the united states with this just a tiny amount of the violence that is set of people gaza

u. c. l. a stop investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, the students are not getting up and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c l a. and we've been going out there to see to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l. a. and many universities throughout the country just yesterday on may. they may 1st more university started their, their camps. so this is something that's going to continue across the country. it's, we're not going to stop our president by didn't himself as waiting on the post test saying that the us is not a place for december to some, seemingly dismissing the fact that many of the demonstrators are jewish themselves . we are not in a far terry nation where we silence people are scores to say the american people are heard. let's be clear about this as well. there should be no place on any campus, no place in america for anti semitism or threa

u. c. l, a lease of all, most dismantled barricades that approve palestinian come at the university of california at los angeles offices have been messing that following classes between for testers, i'm counting for testers. and so coming up on the program, a deal for 11 non european commission president of left on the line off as a 1000000000 euro aid package talks over the syrian refugee crisis 11 on hosts. more than 2000000 syrians, many of whom wants to get a feeling the heat. so it says across india, brave scorching temperatures as they have those in the countries general elections that will, that he put some people off costing that balance. the money keeps making. i'm good to have you with us. protests heating off that universities across the united states, causing more confrontations with those services at the university of california at los angeles police have moved in and largely dismantled barricades following classes between protest isn't counted, protested the violence at this univer

u. c. l, a campus in los angeles. those rob was saying, situation is a little bit common now. crowds appear to have despised, but really some very worrying scenes are they are on it. you see at a when pro israel vigilante, mom essentially shot explosives of students who had been sleeping in the, in the gaza solidarity and company that's been gathering there for several nights. although tonight's, or a bit of a turning point, with some violent confrontations between pro, a pro design is group who are not from the use yet a campus. this is a group. also people who would come from off campus to attack peaceful student protest is. and it is important to note that that has been up so you know police intervention offices and vehicles nearby, but nothing was done to stop this confrontation was to stop the violence. and so we will continue to follow anything that's happening that thank you very much, rob for now. we'll say want to take you to a developments and the u. k. on to weapons campaign, is there a staging of protests,

u. c. l, a. as counter protesters emerged to challenge demonstrators supporting goes up. there have been confrontations at the pro palestinian camp and police have responded to the u. c. l a chance or his call for support. the university is also increase security in the area colleges around the us have been struggling to contain similar protests on thousands of campuses to see what the us secretary of state have things. lincoln is in israel to push for a cease fire for gaza at a hostage deal for these release held by hum us. lincoln will be meeting with officials to discuss increasing the flow of a to enter the war torn region. blanking is also expected to meet is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, where humanitarian support will be on the agenda against the background of cease fire proposals and negotiations is real. has announce the opening of the areas crossing into northern garza with a shipments already on the way from jordan. we'll have a meeting with is really present. isaac had so blinking renewed his call for him us to accept the peace fire proposal where t

u. c. l. a is attacked by supporters of israel. also, students occupying a building inside new york columbia university are removed in a police, right. but inside the goal is a strip civilian casualties bounce is what i was trying to refer again where a 1500000 displaced, palestinians sheltering the welcome to the program diplomatic efforts all along the way to reach a sci fi in gaza with the us putting pressure on her mouse to agree to israel's terms succeed state anthony blinking has visited the kind of of southern border crossing and there's also the prime minister that even, that's why we all have to push for a deal. blink and has told is really lead as he still opposes a ground defensive in rough. the on roof itself looks, our position is, is clear, it hasn't changed. it won't change. we cannot, will not support a major military operation. in rafa, absent an effective plan to make sure that civilians are not harmed and know we have not seen such a plan. and at the same time, there are other ways and in our judgment, better ways

u. c. l. a campus. as a group of israel, supporters attacked the student protesters and cameron of the true fireworks and hurled objects into the can. you tack? went on for hours, but campus security in los angeles police did not intervene. it's not the 1st time pro israel groups from outside the university community of attacked the protest encampment. but it was by far the largest, most violent and both sustained to sold the particulars. we have only been here the time we were just standing right in front of our and cabinet, which is the right time. and we got pushed from all the way over there to over here . but prior to that we have people amazing us. beating us with that and 6, growing whatever they could to us. and none of this law enforcement was here at all . so it's kind of disappointing that we're seeing as perpetrators here. as the mob tried to reach the make shift wall surrounding the encampment, some individuals were beaten, but they stood their ground. eventually, the los angeles police depa

u. c. l, a campus with 400 also, protest is on now surrounded by los angeles police and we awaits the next move. let's bring in stevens there now. she's a professor of politics and international studies. specializes in middle east in politics at the university of san francisco, joins us live now from golf and back in sweden as a professor. as soon as 1st off, what's your, i've an impression of, of what you're seeing here at, you've lost experience in the political field. what, what do you think about what's happening? and it's quite disturbing, actually. um, these kinds of peaceful encampments are not new. back in the 1980s, there were a large, similar protest on campuses calling for divestment of university holdings and corporations doing business and apartheid south africa. i was part of that movement myself. and while students were arrested, if we, for example, set in an administration building or tried to block traffic, usually the encampments were allowed to stay as long as they didn't inte

u. c. l, a campus as a group of israel, supporters attacked the student protesters and camp, and they threw fireworks and hurled objects into the camp. the attack went on for hours, but campus security in los angeles police did not intervene. it's not the 1st time pro. israel groups from outside the university community of attacked the protest encampment, but it was by far the largest most violent and both sustained assault. it's ridiculous. we have all the time. we were just standing right in front of our and cabinet, which is the right time. and we got pushed from all the way over there to over here . but prior to that we have people amazing us beating us with that and big role we whatever they could to us. and none of this law enforcement was here at all. so it's kind of disappointing that we're seeing as perpetrators here. as the mob tried to reach the make shift walls surrounding the encampment, some individuals were beaten, but they stood their ground. eventually, the los angeles police de

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u. c. l a to beat and fat. are these students who as drew a guest, right? the point that we're just protesting, genocide, they're not doing anything but they're not even protesting against the the, the u. s. regime, they're protesting about what another regime is doing to, you know, to, to wipe out the power sending people. so what, what is going to happen when the attack on the roof? i begin to is only going to make things worse for washington is going to make things worse for london. in fact, what, what do people in the global south think when they think when they look at china and the united states? so they see freedom versus authoritarianism. when they look at iran or mosque out tap, ron or mosque out, do they see that the united states as free and tap ron and moscow? as authoritarian, they don't see it that way. any more. why? because the capability of the western media to enforce this narrative across the world has collapsed. right now when i speak. i recently, i had a, an interview with piers morgan. and the reaction was hostile towards him. not towa

u. c. l, a campus as a group of israel, supporters attack the student protesters and camp and they threw fireworks and hurled objects into the camp. the attack went on for hours, but campus security in los angeles police did not intervene. it's not the 1st time pro. israel groups from outside the university community of attack, the protest encampment, but it was by far the largest most violent and both sustained assault. as the mob tried to breach the make shift walls surrounding the encampments, some individuals were beaten, but they stood their ground. eventually the los angeles police department arrived in the crowd withdrew us. it was a shocking into a day that often saw a police cracking down on palestinian solidarity demonstrators on campuses around the country. at the university of south florida, officers tear gassed a group of student demonstrators interested, several of them a palestinian flag was unfurled over the university of north carolina, least the rest of the dozens of protesters

u. c. l. a. have camped here in solid dairy with palestinians. following the rallying call of at least 30 universities across the us. they want an end to the war on garza and for their school to divest from his route. 6 on wednesday law enforcement or did students and the professors, they support them to disband the peaceful protest or face arrest. we can try to communicate with the ministration as best we can. but we're getting many of the same patronized lines that students are getting, which is that, you know, militarized invasion is in the name of the student safety. and i think like this is like presentation just at certain before dawn officers closed in on royce hall, clearing the court yard, arresting dozens after 5 hours, stand off. this is what's left of the solid there already camp. it's not the end. it's not going to be then now students in other campuses, i'm just wondering if their next if this i'm getting food, i'll just say are caused by the bill of i'll is on the satellite campus

u. c. l a is pro, is really activists emerged to challenge broadcasters who are in some important cause of a growing movement of counter protesters have started appearing on us campuses carrying signs and playing videos of how mazda is october 7th attack on the loop. the u. c. l. a chancellor says law enforcement will investigate what they called recent act. some violence by a group of demonstrators university has also increased security in the area. oh ok . alright, cool. all right. meanwhile, in the middle east to us, secretary of state anthony blinking is an israel to push for a seatbar and hostage deal for god. so he says, israel will open. the air is crossing into northern garza with a and shipments already on the way from jordan lincoln. will be meeting with the officials to discuss increasing the flow that he to enter the war torn region. blanking is also expected to meet is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, where you monetary and support will be on the agenda against the backgro

u. c. l. a. where the police came in and violently attacking the students, pepper, pepper spray, the students interested them, they were not being buying it. they were simply in the account. and in terms of defending camp meant to continue to demand that you see how they stop investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, the students are not getting up, and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c, l a. and we've been going out there to you through to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l a and many universities throughout the country just yesterday on may. they may 1st more university started their, their accounts. so this is something that's going to continue across the country. it's, we're not going to stop by president bobby and himself as waiting on the protest saying that to us is another place one to submit to them. certainly dismissing the fact that many of

u. c. l. a. where the police came in violently attacking the students, pepper the pepper spray the students and arresting them. they were not being violent. they were simply indian camp. been trying to defending can't mean to continue to demand that you see a way stop investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, a students are now getting up and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c, l a. we've been going out there to see to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l, a. and many universities throughout the country just yesterday on may, they may 1st more university started their, their accounts. so this is something that's going to continue across the country. it's, we're not going to stop. and joe biden has addressed the protest saying that he will not change washington's policies in the mid least despite widespread content. isn't that he said that the us is not a

u. c. l a campus has been come up to and not have campus tiles of honors more of the tag to palestine solar there's, he's sitting on the satellite campus. some waves pro is ready flags to say the sultan student demonstrations is in some instances with sticks. now the police are accused of standing by and failing to protect the student's correspondence. rob reynolds joins us now from u. c. l, a in los angeles. and rob, can you just explain what the full that is being from that not yvonne. and so we have just say, well, there are a lot of questions that have gone on answered. but right now the, as you can see behind me here at the gaza solidarity and cameron is still standing . the tents are still there. the students are now cleaning things up and trying to sort of reinforce or bolster this makes shift wall that they've built of a wooden pallets and the apply would boards and things of that nature. the students had a meeting earlier of media are not invited inside the encampment, so we don't know

u. c. l. a. gaza solidarity encampment for several hours. as police stood idly by democratic congresswoman, johan omar demanded answers from you, slaves, chancellor, why has the violent agitators who you know, have been a identified not being held accountable for assaulting over 150 of your students? you should be ashamed. we 12, you sell a chancellor june block was testifying a group of u. c. l. a students set up a new protest and camp on campus. they held a rally and the city at least remove the in campus. it's part of the new day to day reality for college students, faculty and administrators, all across the country. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. go ahead. hey, on that, i'll just 0 to my house up and dropped it right there. that's what's left of my home. multiple tonight is read through the us days of all. i were leaving behind the trail of destruction at least 5 people looked at and unable to rebuild that lives. why? hundreds of thousands of stuff. i expect things, the headings, the poles, to stay with the peddler. they will get to af

u. c. l. a campus in los angeles. dana side dollars and a tiny legal unless she says california is laws mean protests as could see the legal system on the side. should they end up in quote there was uh huh. at least a 100 or 200 a rest uh yesterday. i believe it will be unless those are dismissed are right, they will be going through the 1st system and we are going to be during arguments from the, the children who were arrested about their free speech. right. we have very strong through california, in particular, the courts have really recognized that colleges are essential places for free speech. recently because of the nature of colleges causes a meant to be kind of like a hot bed area for free thinking and critical thinking. and so we have quite a bit of latitude, a brown, this kind of protest on college campuses. so they do have a really strong argument in the 1st. and i mean, we will see that play out in the court not only doing with their rest. so i imagine there might be some sort of laws

u. c. l. a campus, hundreds of offices descended on the camp. interested moving a 100 students full of l was that the size colored zip police in riot to advance information. most students try to hold the line using plywood to 4 to 5, the cub hardhats and the brothers to protect themselves. hundreds of students pushed back against the police correct out for hours. but at the end, they would so much for the police who had more resources, but power out a brief to get the students of the property as swiftly as possible, has told broke the last of the students would be taken away sub hi black, paula. totally. what the police gave them was lost, the child's hundreds were arrested. is this the end of the protest? no. for a week now students at u. c. l i have comes here. it's on it's our and see with palestinians. formerly the valley and cold have at least 30 universities across the us. they was that ad. so the world garza and for the school to divest from israel. where does the law enforcement supported students? and the professors who support the to th

u. c. l. a while people in the united states are in the east coast may be a sleep. people in asia are watching the video visual and he's crush the protesters. so the united states and the europeans, not only are they violating all of the principles that they tend to support. and not only is this rule based order, very different from what we are told that was supposed to be to be. but the united states and europeans are destroying their own soft power. they've already destroyed it yet, but they are dirt their main street making sure that nothings left. well, it certainly is the same robbery as we were captivated and rightfully so. what was going on with these anti war anti genocide? what's called? it's called them what they should be called. okay. protests. we had, the slaughter continue in cost is always very interesting. we said, all we see is the use of force without any legitimate backing to it whatsoever. what is real is that is doing is genocidal. and what the police are doing in the united

u. c. l a went viable when he played it to the media. filming his arrest. 22 year old ryan, a jewish american, was beaten and detained before he was released. he says he will go back to continue his process. the i was on the front lines. i was, you know, the tops hit me with the titans and they, you know, they grab me. i did not resist the rest. the school rather physically intimidate their students, visiting her students. i really even considered, i guess that is why it's so frustrating. we didn't do anything wrong. i received a citation for unlawful assembly. after attacked by design us in pod voice by nationalist. we had 25 squares ations because our people had their head split open by tablets and wouldn't stop turning us. not a single person who perpetrated these attacks was arrested not a single one by myself. my mother's trish rapturous, i grant, of course, a huge sinus. hi steven. this is serious and it's in bold and made. so take media and i mean what we've achieved was that people, i n

u. c. l. a campus in los angeles. over in canada, university of toronto, students have joined the protest movement and still the doris heat with palestine. they've set up and it comes in fast so many to what's happening in the us protest as a demanding the university divest from israel. and are accusing it of complicity in the destruction of gall. so we are witnessing some of the most horrendous crimes of our lifetime. and we feel as though we are paying for them because our university is taking our tuition money without our consent and investing it in companies that contribute to the suffering of the palestinians that were watching on live tv. and there they have ties with academic institutions that are holding the, the, the apartheid an occupation that's causing all this. i said i had head on out to sara to search for flood victims in kenya, at least 188 people a dead. i'm not told is expected to rise the in depth analysis of the days headlines. the failure to free the captive still being held by him. i asked how di