at a time when anti semitism is on the rise globally, robert williams, executive director of the u. s. c. show, i found a new i come to the doctor, you. you came here to berlin from the united states where we have seen a lot of protests at u. s. campuses slightly in the past weeks. how have you been experiencing those pro palestinian protest, joe biden to you as present and has caught them and to submit x? do you agree with this description? there? i take, i take issue with one aspect of, of the way that you characterized it. i think the notion that they are pro palestinian creates a, a false assumption that the other side is anti palestinian. and i think those of us who care about anti semitism and peace in the middle east certainly want the palestinian people to live in peace. i would characterize these protests as anti as railey, and at times anti semitic. there are always valide reasons to protest the actions of the government. more often than not as of late. we seen those protests when they are directed at the state of israel, devolved into anti semitic rhetoric, the use of anti sem

u. c l, a u s. c. it's in san francisco at berkeley. it's out of campus called you see humboldt, they've been relatively intense. you see a lady has kind of breed breached into a minority of the prep. protesters there who have are not just protesting the war in his real and gods, but have gone after you were students as well, which is become problematic. and i, i will be very curious to see how the department of education approaches what the universities who 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 these 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 while 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

end of the advertisement in a tillery, and now becoming a non nettle ally, then it looks like the u. s. c is actually very keen on implementing their commitments to ads as they approached as chief engineer strong and thankful to the problem is in africa and can now. okay, this time we meetings and felix, we're in the in nairobi. thank you so much and i'll do him alone and washington can q as well. i'm not was the day of the week. you can follow up to him on social media at cdw news, like just headlines around the clock post on dw, don't come on with the w as well. have a good day, have a great weekend, bye. the, the the, how do we want to die? equally important, how do not want to die? there aren't enough people in germany asking themselves these questions before it's too late. modern medicine still interprets patient welfare, of preserving life at all costs. but other perspectives are gaining traction. in 15 minutes on the w should the europe, the preparing for war for get what you know about the usual political debates for the 2024 european election, we are slipping the switch. so where

while the u. s. c finds itself and a deadlock over ukraine. the don't ask for public city of murray. you pull marks 2 years since russian troops took over the city. the port hub was almost completely destroyed, that during the extremely fierce battles there, the city has been largely rebuilt. tons of life has returned to normal locals. remember how the notorious you print in as of battalion at tara is to their city ortiz and steve sweeney reports from the ground. on monday, the 20 is 2022 and the seizure mario. but finally came to an end. russian troops took control of the city, much of which had been destroyed in the fighting. according to the west did not receive the pharaohs of as also made that law stones here. but the reality is very different. neo nazis on the west of the compass is well hold up, pay like cowards, using civilians as human shields. but today is know about them. today is about the liberators and the liberated flowers of being late here with this new, the restored monuments as locals and soldiers. and officials remember the

u. s. u c, l, a, but also new york city. these are the stations happening all across the country. really, the young people of the united states are not happy with what's going on in as well, and uh, making of the stones the coolest, giving you any updates throughout the day. if things do get worse to the right is police from the n y p. along with n y pd helicopters and drones. just saying that upon us at columbia university in that city college of new york, hundreds and hundreds of riot police surrounding us professors and students in cross for around 5 hours. we were held overnight at one of these applies of many sustains differing injuries just in this year. for believing that palestinians have a right to the life and self determination. i received many, many death threats and been dogs has been censored by social media has been shut down. i've been fired now arrested. so this is the quote unquote democratic west where they can revise incense or is because uh we believe that all human beings are we, we say we're against the genocide. they say we're anti jewish. we say that we wa

look at libby, afghanistan and a number of other countries that have been cast into chaos. bang, c u. s. resume change operations, my fellow citizens. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to design the rack, to free its people and to defend the world from great danger the we came, we saw died. the, there's some concern about the us funding, the syrian opposition when there are a lot of reports. it all kinda is kind of heading up that opposition. how do you justify that? do i share that concern? and so what we've done it is to say we will provide non legal assistance to syria and opposition leadership that are committed to a political transition. the will not stay involved that dentist and militarily or diplomatic can you manage through work will continue, will continue to support the government. in fact, we will keep providing assistance. we ask in national defenses and security for the back of the united states has never been prosecuted by the international criminal court. is certainly interesting. and now as we see you as a busines

reported that they all in europe at the moment some meets with most sides dot c a is riley, secret service as well as the u. s. i. c, i a c troy and bosh out something to ensure that deal does come back to the table. now another thing, lots of people forget is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is actually on trial way before he came into power. through this coalition, government sees the longest southern prime minister. israel has ever seen bots. increasingly, people all spreads out. they blame him as well as the ministry for october, the 7th. just yesterday, the minutes released adult human saying that they had warned him, i was one to the government before october, the 7th. that this attack could happen. but divisions within the government on the anti government process, but well happening, what we can them in front of the likes of how much so a lot, hey, it's a pick and i'm sure we're going to be receiving much smaller reaction that we'll be hearing. not just from the is riley officials, but on the international stage. so thank you very much for that. so now that a saw highlights reporting from the to

u. s. o, c h a slash the women and children fatality numbers by hoss, it's time to address the big guy that sent in the room who can prove the number of guns repeated and then use 2300000 is accurate. what you and spokesman blame inaccuracies of palestinian civilian deaths and goes there on the fog of war. the miraculous resurrection of the dead and gaza. anyone who relies on fick data from a terrorist organization in order to promote blood libel against israel is anti semitic, and supports terrorism. could you imagine, sees a daily report on may. the 6th said, 9500 women and 14500 children have been killed since the will pick on its report. on may. the 8th caught those numbers by almost tough to nearly 5000 women and 7800 kids. activist jonathan product says it's difficult to get an accurate picture of times of bull. the 1st of all that you and simply didn't cutting numbers numbers by half. what is happening, the best to the best of my understanding is that the numbers are being confirmed. obvi

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u. s. o. c. h, a slash the women and children fatality numbers by house. it's time to address the big guy that's sent in the room who can prove the number of guns repeated and then use 2300000 is accurate once you and spokesman blame inaccuracies of palestinian civilian deaths and goes there on the fault of all the miraculous resurrection of the dead and gaza. anyone who relies on fick data from a terrorist organization in order to promote blood libel against israel is anti semitic and supports terrorism. while the death so has been revised down. it does not dismiss the 5 of women and children have become victims and the confidence of the you and i didn't see daily report on may. the 6 said that 9500 women and 14500 children had been killed in the since the war began. is it port on may the 8th cutting those numbers by almost half off 5000 women and 7800 children as well as alive now. so active is jonathan paula, threatening me. so thanks so much for joining us here today on, on the change i have, you know, the 1st question, the other it is, uh, why would t

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u. c. l. a s campus ripping apart the barricades. that pro palestinian demonstrators set >>>>up. >>yeah. came hours after police warned the protesters there would be arrests if people did not disperse. 100. were taken into custody, including this woman who identified herself as a ucl, a >>>>senior you know, we have to challenge the systems of oppression so that we could free gaza and free all people that are oppressed. >reporter>as daylight broke, police had the encampment cleared out, but protesters remain just outside the >>>>area operation went well. we did take items or items were thrown at our officers. fire extinguisher. smoke. how the cabinet was cleared in approximately >ryan>in the meantime, protesters and protests at uc berkeley remained remained peaceful since they began so far there have been no arrests. but continue. for continuing coverage on protests happening across college campuses. stay with us on air on our website at kpix dot and streaming on the free cbs news app. ok to oakland now where police are investigating a shooting that happened around 730 this mornin

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the payments follow u c l a s divorce from the pac 12 to join the big 10. the move sped up the collapse of the pac 12 conference talent and stanford are now with the a. c in the bay area is brand new wnba team finally has a name introducing the golden state valkyries, the valkyries franchises, a partnership with the golden state warriors. the name originates from maidens in north mythology who fought on the battlefield for the god, odin. the valkyries are now the 13th team in the wnba, marking the 1st expansion in league since 2008. their inaugural season begins in 2025. thrive city. it's going to host a valkyries block party this saturday to celebrate the announcement. let's take a look across the bay this morning. happy tuesday to you, everybody. oakland san francisco and san jose. we all shared that common experiences of a gray may day. just take it away. ><<>everything. >>every micro climate is doing something just a little bit different as we head into this afternoon. we all did wake up with that may gray but into the afternoon hours we go. it clears up

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so show humanitarian and security crisis on the ground where the c u. s. we have been talking to them that the world has let them down without till now. opposing any protection for civilians will have been killed on an hourly basis. okay, thought it. thank you so much for that updates from dated buff as well as really and how much delegations have now left cairo following the latest round of ceasefire negotiations. and israel has submitted reservations about the proposal and says that it's going to press forward with an assault on draft off on the top. white house official says be a time will not defeat from us or president biden has threatened to withhold arms shipments. kimberly how could, is joining us from outside the white house. so we understand now that this round of talks is reportedly on pause. kimberly is really, is, are saying that after our operation will be going ahead, how is that going to go down with the administration as well. the administration says that even as the top players have returned to washington, there are still members of the t

u. s. secretary states and c blinking has issued a red public criticism of israel's ministry conduct in gaza. he says israel's tactics have caused a horrible loss of life of innocent civilians. he also said that israel lacks a credible plan to protect civilians in wrap the head of a full scale offensive, which it has one it will carry out, been can made his comments during appearances on the sunday talk shows in the us like honda is for him developments from washington dc. the secretary of state has been doing the talk show circuit, basically defending his department's memorandum to congress in which it was supposed to decide whether or not israel was contribution in international humanitarian roll with its use of u. s. weapons. well, the report basically concluded maybe not possible to be absolutely definite. now, this report has drawn a lot of criticism. also from some democratic members of congress had the secretary of state. the also speaking about president biden's red line, president biden referred to this when he was discussing a potential, is really threat of an invasion of roug

youngest scribes competed to spell words that you and i have absolutely never heard of on nhs a n a c e o u snd nhs. but many times kids hear the sound of this bell, meaning they unfortunately did not spell that word correctly in fact, the semifinal has been referred to as the quote unquote saddest day of the bee. >> i think i'm just going to go for it. oh tyler. oh, deler0, tyler. yeah. >> i'm sorry. oh, tyler is. some kids know when they probably don't have the answer. thank you for being a part of this program . >> thank you. >> but the most powerful moment of the night came when arian, an eighth grader who finished fifth last year, spelled his word incorrectly and then immediately got a hug from his friend, you've been studying 12 hours a day? >> yeah. >> of course, you can never blame any of these students for feeling a little disheartened after getting out. but as colorado state champion aditi muthukumar told me last year, it's usually all worth it. >> it's going to be the highlight of my summer no matter what. no matter what. >> well, we'll see what happens. the final is tonight, guys.

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the largest number of c, c, s facilities were under construction in the u. s. followed by kind of the you k, china and norway on this map to pick the commercial ventures that are ready in operation. but why is to us so advanced in this area is also important that they don't really have this discussion about how to evade emissions, at least not the way we have it in germany. so, and did you test, you could also capture fossil, see you to a story underground to find out more. let's take a look at what's called enhanced oil recovery uh, technology that's being employed mainly in north america for more than 50 years. high pressure a, c o 2 is injected into an oil field, raising the pressure under grants. the crude oil becomes more viscous. i'm can be come to the surface more easily. so it's a way to pop up even more. oil doesn't really make sense to collaborate with big oil when it comes to climate protection. so they know all the systems warnings that we have a big expertise central technology. this is carlos bottom on the to you a scientist as a well known expert

is the washington post talking about how the c a is training the the s b u. they're very much feared the domestic security service within ukraine. and even back in the 2016, the new york times themselves, they wrote an article talking at a very proudly about how the west and security service we're training. and you play in secret service in sabotaged. so to attract russian targets out to reverse engineer drawings that capture from oceans like that sort of a list. and our look as a new york times article. and one of the men mentioned in this remarkably is mister booth, down of the head of the s b u. today, by of around 2016, the c i, a began training and the lead ukrainian commander force, known as unit 2245, which captured russian drones and communications gear. so that c, i, a technicians could reverse engineer them and crack moscow's encryption systems. one officer in the unit was carrillo boot on of now, the general leading ukraine's military intelligence and the c. i a also help train the new generation of ukrainian spies who operated inside russia, acros

these comments incurred, he gets done at the meeting of the commonwealth of independent states, the c a u. s, which is an, an alliance that russia has a pact with excess soviet states as well. so he also mentioned the assistance that he's got from, from those countries that they're intelligent services of. also conflict be added to this a lot of rumor and speculation at the time of the attack. as we know it was you train involved and we know that the attackers were detained in debris. i'm squeezing, which is south of moscow heading towards the premium border, or detain very quickly by the f as be, thankfully at a huge room and mill online was who was responsible was, are you planning involved? but there was a lot of things pointing to that they, the actual perpetrators had said in informal, in the interviews like that they had been given money. they've been offered cash and been told to head towards the board, which you find. so this is confirmation from a very senior, very reliable russian security source that there is su, involved within this tablet tech. and we're gonna have a listen to h

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okay, minutes on the overview, a mission, a part of c s o u n members, member spence, maybe a little bit of will continue to support if it's geared towards piece folding and laying the ground for confidence. building as a commitment towards the 2 state solution. the consideration of kind of signs, admission must remind us of our collective obligation to bring an end to legal occupation, and the wrongful acts that emanate from its continuation. the next move ahead would be to have the united nations security council then approve this resolution. that was passed by the general assembly after that a then 2 thirds vote again in the general assembly would be needed in order to make a new member states from the palestinian authority. however, that is unlikely to occur because the world expects that the united states, which is a very solid supporter of israel, will veto the resolution at the un security council of united states as a permanent member of the united nations security council. and they have the ability to veto any resolution that goes before it. now it's important to note that i

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see through the console once again failed to reach ok. minutes on the overview admission about a c s o u n members, member spence, maybe a little this will continue to support if it's geared towards piece folding and laying the ground for confidence building as a commitment towards the 2 state solution. the consideration of palestine is admission must remind us of our collective obligation to bring an end to legal occupation and the wrongful acts that emanate from its continuation. so now the next step for the palestinians that they want to achieve. number statehood status at the united nations will be a vote at the un security council. the 5th team member body that according to the un charter, has to approve any move for statehood. then it would go back to the general assembly for a vote in which 2 thirds of the countries would have to support the resolution. granting members state would status. however, it is not expected to pass the security council as the united states and israel stan pretty solidly back to back with each other. there's does not seem to be any willingness on the part

c on the u. s. reaction. let's take this on with all the different months, get as a change based joins is now here on set. so james, interesting what heidi was saying they're about to us in writing and officials meeting in the mountains. but behind the scenes that, i presume is going to continue on has always been a bright from the early days of the around nuclear deal. a venue where both sides can meet very, very discreetly to discuss things in a mom has also been a country. this process messages between the us and the radians. it's a huge loss for any country to lose its president and its foreign minister at the same time. but the thing to remember about the uranium system is that the supreme leader has the overall direction of strategic policy of foreign policy in the country. so i don't think there's going to be a southern change. i don't think a ron is going to something the, the bottom, the knit support for hamas or his ball or nothing like that. he's going to change at this stage. but obviously this is

c. u. s. presidential by didn't came into office saying he wouldn't do. his predecessor, former president donald trump's trade policies. but on tuesday, 5 in double to even triple down on new terrorist to some chinese imports to the united states. when you make tactics like these and they're not competing. companies has cheated, the tariffs will be phased in over 3 years on every thing from steel, semiconductors, electric vehicles, and more affecting roughly 18000000000 and chinese imports to view west terrace. so the electric vehicle as will rise to 100 percent, some 25 percent steel and aluminum products will more than triple to 25 percent from 7.5 percent or less try to heavily subsidize. all these products pushing china is coming to produce far more than the rest of all can absorb, then don't pay the excess products out of the market and on fairly low prices. driving the other manufacturers around the world, out of business, the bad news ministration says the move will help american businesses compete. critics like for president trump say china floods