universities harvard and massachusetts and institute of technology are suing the u.s. government over a bar in international students remaining in the country the trumpet ministration is said foreign students must leave if they're attending institutions where classes have been moved online because of the coronavirus and demick. u.n. secretary general antonio has warned that the war in libya was entering a new and dangerous phase with foreign interference at an all time high he said the military build up that signaled a violation of the u.n. arms embargo. surgeons at a hospital in rome successfully separated twins who had been conjoined at the back of their heads the 2 year old sisters are said to be recovering well the rest surgery was aided by a 3 d. augmented reality map of their skulls and brains. german chancellor angela merkel has called on the. night and emerge stronger from its greatest ever challenge a coronavirus pandemic. brussels to mark the beginning of germany's 6 month presidency of the european council with the e.u. in crisis mode. masks hand gestures an

universities harvard and massachusetts institute of technology are suing the u.s. government over a bar on international students remaining in the country trump administration has said foreign students must leave if they're attending institutions where classes have been moved online because of coronavirus because of the corona virus pandemic . a key witness in the impeachment trial of u.s. president donald trump has resigned from the military determined connell alexander van man said he had been bullied and refused promotion since testifying against trump he had alleged that trump asked ukraine to investigate his rival joe biden which when men called improper for a former u.s. national security adviser john bolton has given an interview to tim sebastian from conflict zone the republican strategists criticized u.s. president donald trump's foreign policy especially his dealings with china's xi jinping and north korea's kim jong un you were present at 2 out of 3 meetings between trump and kim you said there were times when we were very close to making concessions tha

look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world american universities harvard and misuses institute of technology mit are suing the u.s. government over a bar on international students remaining in the country the trump administration has said foreign students must leave if they are attending institutions where classes have been moved online because of the coronavirus pandemic forest fires in eastern ukraine have killed 5 people and destroyed more than 100 homes the blazing gulf villages in a conflict zone where russian backed separatists are active the interior minister said the situation is finally improving after 2 days of fighting the fight. here in europe german chancellor angela merkel has called on the european union to unite and emerge stronger from its greatest ever challenge the coronavirus. merkel was in brussels today to mark the beginning of germany's 6 month presidency of the european council with the european union in crisis. masks hand gestures and rather awkward head nodding have taken the place of handshakes german chancellor angela merkel's 1

universities harvard and massachusetts institute of technology just suing the u.s. government over a bomb on international students remaining in the country the trumpet ministration is said foreign students must leave if they're attending institutions where classes have been moved online because of the coronavirus pandemic. a key witness in the impeachment trial of u.s. president donald trump has resigned from the military use an acquittal alexander vin man said he had been bullied and refused promotion since testifying against trump he had alleged that trump had asked ukraine to investigate his rival joe biden which then run cold or improper. people living on the frontlines of the war and eastern ukraine are also battling deadly forest fires the blaze are started earlier this week and villages and separatist backed by russia are active many locals say they don't believe the fire started by accident. flames fute by high temperatures and fast winds have consumed most of this village in eastern ukraine robbing nadia and he recalled langkow of everything they own. they

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administration wants to our foreign students from taking online only classes this fall, universities including harvard university and mit have administration to fully concerns about students they have an opening in unsafe ways.>> he also mentioned that every campus there is extensive research and a significant number of those researchers are international students. the appeals court ruled the trumpet ministration cannot withhold funding from california over sanctuary laws. the court says federal law requires the state to share information about the immigration status of someone in custody. it doesn't require them to notify mice about upcoming release states. >>> more than 24 hours after an explosion on board a navy ship, crews are still battling the fire. it broke out early sunday morning injuring at least 21 people, we are told 160 sailors were on board, authorities say that the chemical-based fire suppression system was inoperable when the fire started on the ship. the cause of the fire is still under investigation.>>> research raising new concerns about the coronavirus risk for young adults. how sm

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semester has been huge and it has exposed a lot of weaknesses across the system just this week harvard university announced we'll have know in person classes the entire next year with no in person classes the federal government is told international students you can't stay in america huge shift so we have to wonder what kind of educational model will emerge from this pandemic will people stick to a 4 year college education or will that change as well without a classroom or campus what will the college experience be our study abroad programs dead in the water and will students and parents be willing to pay thousands of dollars intuition for an online education joining us today is professor eduardo prodrome who knows a thing or 2 about running an institution of higher education dr drone is president and merits of miami dade college one of the country's biggest colleges that he led for more than 20 years and he's recognized as one of the most innovative leaders and education in the country he was presented america's highest civilian award the presidential medal of freedom by president barack obama f

so you have a number of universities, not just harvard colleges and the california state university systemconsequence of those very real risks, that they are going to prioritize students to remote instruction through the fall. laura: howuch concern is there in higher education, and i speak as theco parent of twege-age students, that remote learning just isn't the same at all? >> i think it is true that remote learng is not the same. however, there are many misconceptions about the quality of doing course -- coursework remotely. i think it is the case that many faculty and staff members at colleges and universities are committeto doing remote learning right, to providing the quality educational experience for students, and so ifrovided with sufficient resources and time, i think theyou produce experiences that many students and parents would be very happy with. laura: a is theancial crisis looming for those charge room and board nowle because of remote learning? >> yes, there are some colleges and univeities that absolutely depend on students living on campus in order to meet their operatio

student in religion at harvard university and it's good to have you on the day what have you been told by the university or what have u.s. immigration officials what do they told you about your visa yeah thank you so much for having me and i haven't really gotten much information besides the ice order that you've all read and harder to stephanie a firm that they are fighting for us that they're fighting this lawsuit but i haven't really gotten any information about or not this is actually going to affect me and how it would affect me you know how long i would have to pack up my things and go home so at this point that nobody has actually bitched out to me and in person when you would have a lot of time with would you know i could the semester begins next month i mean this is incredibly short notice yes absolutely and so i at this point i am very anxious about what that would mean for me how to just take les i would have to figure out how to get back home and set up i have ever experienced there for myself and pay for flights back home and what it would mean for my health insurance my f

student at harvard university who joins me tonight from cambridge massachusetts and it's good to see you again i want to remind our viewers last week when we spoke harvard announced that it will offer on the online courses next semester you did not know where you would be next month you were anxious you were worried pick up the story from there i mean how did you get through mentally and emotional yeah well i would say that you know very quickly after you heard about this announcement there was a lot f. student activists and there were a lot of hoops coming so i built this network with thousands of other students who are trying our best to advocate soon to educate the public about what's going on and just also built mutual support and and then i try to get as many interviews and testimonies as i could i gave my testimony for one of the family lawsuits and i spoke at a rally so i was just trying to do everything in my power to make sure this christmas ended and so did many other students and it worked yeah it definitely worked there was a lot of media coverage of this story what impact

>> $7 million for a handful of donors d committed from universities like harvard university and baylorniversity because of their resistance. in the betterment of america. >> schools could be stripped of their taxes if they engage in radical left indoctrination. >> the push to reopen schools is sparking heated debate across the country. there is an education casualty of the pandemic going largely unnoticed. 100 catholic schools will not open this fall including the new york city school that is fighting to keep its doors open. joining us live is john mitchell, good to see you this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> let's look at the numbers of people impacted by the school closings including 2500 students and 50 staff members. tell me your plan because time is running out. >> we are all scrambling, we are trying to enroll in local catholic schools. we understand could be more schools, depending on the funding they get from federal and state agencies. we are apprehensive about putting our children into another school to have this, a big hit on the kids who have gone through a lot in

. >> one of the nation's most prestigious universities, harvard announced all classes will be online.is a rising junior from long island. >> i'm considering taking the fall semester off because after experiencing the virtual spring i really feel like i missed out. >> the experience that the students will have will not be experiences as usual. molly: masks will be required, dorm capacity reduced and robust covid-19 testing launched and students will have a choice to attend classes in person or remotely. chronical for higher education is tracking plans nationwide based on the roughly 1200 colleges researchers have looked just over half plan to welcome students on campuses, third are planning hybrid models meaning of mix in person and online. >> more campuses are beginning to reverse their plans for in-person instruction in favor of an online approach and they are citing, you know, worsening public health trends and primary reason for that. >> while students attend classes online, most will still be paying full tuition including those going to harvard. some colleges offering discount off

it is easy to imagine colleges communities becomot spots.nding so you have a number of universities, not just harvardrceto but also comedic colleges and the california state university systelvthat son -- decided that as a consequence of those very real risks, that they are going to prioritize students to remote instruction through the fl. laura: how much concern is there higher education, and i speak as the parent of two college-age students, that remote learning just isn't the same at all? >>nk i t it is true that remote learng is not the same. however, there are many misconceptions about the quality of doing course -- coursework remotely. mthink it is the case that many faculty and stabers at colleges and universities are committed to doing remote learning right, to providing the quality educational experience for students, and so if provided with sufcient resources and time, i think they would produce experiences that s manydents and parents would be very happy with. laura: is there a fancial crisis looming for those colleges that won't be able to charge room and board nowe because of remearning?

students reacting while some of them are reacting quite forcefully hey they're taking to court harvard university and also the message to say it's institute of technology are suing the trump images and ministration over this they want to block this directive harvard alone has run 5000 international students and if you look at the whole country it's around 1000000 of them so quite a lot of people and quite a lot of anger that is also on social media if you look at it these new guidelines of being described as cruel disturbing damaging for the scientific community because let's not forget these students are not only studying they also most of the days do some research that is important for institutions across the u.s. and social media wouldn't be social media if there wasn't a calypso flow because other fellow students wants to want to protect them they're also spread sheets going around right now to find out. the fact the students who can offer on campus spots like in person teaching their sports for these online sports so the international students don't have to go anywhere and don't have to be t

not so long ago i mean you studied at johns hopkins and harvard university just to name a few what impact did that have on hugh you are today. only on me personally but i think for generations of international students coming to the united states that has deeply shaped their and form their perception of the united states of their ideals. of american democracy and has been a great element of soft power of the united states around the globe. i find it almost incredible that you deliberately. to hate that is element of power in shaping views and perceptions around the world professor call your let me get your take on this would be you have seen 1st hand what studying in the us can mean for your students right here in berlin haven't you tell me about that. ok for 25 years i taught in the john f. kennedy institute for north american studies at the university for women and we require our students to go abroad and naturally people would go to canada and the united states and to a student they would come back with a much richer different differentiated view of america what makes america great whe

some of your colleagueso at the universities, harvard, your rival over there might disagree, but we will keep talking about it. thank you so much, appreciate it.. have you heard of this anti-trump group named the lincoln project? "the ingraham angle" dig some digging and we will bring you theou findings. and then jeanine pirro will be here to respond. that t is next. ♪ inin ♪ >> laura: there is a new media darling out there. >> we have the toughest and most creative anti-trump ads out of this election cycle are being made by republicans. >> the lincoln project is out with another devastating ad targeting donald trump. >> anti-trump ads with the president ads seem to be driving the trump world crazy. >> laura: thatrg is fun. you have seen the ads, but what do we really know about this group called the lincoln project? of course, with a name like that the hope is to tricked the republicanshi by giving mony to staunch conservatives. while they try to save the country, don't be fooled. the lincoln project was not pounded by principled conservatives but disgruntled never trumpers and bush uto

some of your colleagues at the universities, harvard, your arrival over there might disagree, but we will keep talking about it. thank you so much appreciated. have you heard of this anti-trump group named the lincoln project? "the ingraham angle" takes him some digging and we will bring you to your findings. and then jeanine should pyro will be here to respond. that is next look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience: xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. plus, x1 also includes peacock premium at no extra cost. this baby is the total package. it streams exclusive originals, the full peacock movie library, complete collections of iconic tv shows, and more. yup, the best really did get better. magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. ♪ >> laura: there is a new media darling out there. >> we have the toughest and most creative anti-trump ads out of this election cycle are being made by republicans. >> the lincoln project is out with anot

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joining us now is ken rogoff, harvard university professor of economics.ou very much indeed for your time today. ken: thank you. just to clarify, i cochair the group staring the paper but not of the g 30. 30. a member of the g >> it is a great report on a really interesting and clearly worth spending some time on. how would the policy response differed to the crisis that we face right now if we had digital currencies? ken: that's jumping way ahead. have financial inclusion, which i think we would -- would help a lot if we did a better job with digital currencies. there's the potential for other things. i don't think this report is about the crisis. it is about the next century, the next 50 years. what is the payment system going to look like? what is the financial system going to look like? it is not so much about the crisis response, although it does offer the opportunity for negative rates, if you are asking that. >> exactly. the reason i ask is, why do we want to get to this? what is the objective here that would make the way that we respond to financia

the top american universities of harvard and the massachusetts institute of technology have filed lawsuits against government departments that after new guidelines were announced according to which all international students will have to leave the country if their universities move to solve the online education. we will pursue this case vigorously so that our international students and international students it's usually across the country can continue their studies with of the threat of deportation. according to the new guidelines foreign students attending universities and colleges that will operate online only from this autumn have to leave the country those enrolled but currently abroad won't be issued visas but international students do have the option to transfer to other schools with face to face teaching but the move has put a big question mark over the 1000000 or so international students currently in the country they make up more than 5 percent of the anti or higher education population in the u.s. and in 2018 international students boosted the country's economy by nearly $450000

talking about hundreds of thousands of students like the ones here at harvard university behind me, someare affected by this and some of the arguments you will hear from the school and others is that in some ways this is retribution against the schools because they are refusing to fully reopen like the president wants, harvard said they will be in full online classroom offering only and so therefore some of the 5,000 students could be affected and have to essentially leave the country. the, iss issue is obviously it' dream to come to the united states, to harvard, to mit, other schools and that will be ripped away from them and economics. schools rely on the money that a lot of foreign students bring and also the cultural experience for students from here and attending harvard and the students that are coming here so this is a really wide, sweeping rule here by the administration that they hope they can at least get an injunction for temporarily. >> trying to stop it but as you know too well federal court cases can drag on for a long time. there's a calendar about the school year. any se

amy: ice released its new guidance just hours after harvard university announced that all of its classes will be online this fall. on tuesday, trump calleded harvard's plan ridiculous. pres. trump: i see where h harvd announced their closing for r te season or r for the year. i think it is ridiculous. i think it is an easy way out. i think they should be ashamed of themselves. i noticed that today. and probably others are doing that. that is called the easy way out. amy: this s comes as the trump administration announced last to cancel the visas of f thousandsf chchinese graduate students who have ties to universities affifiliated with china's military. chinese students are the largest single foreign population in the united states. well, for more, are joined by two guests. in chicago, fiona mcentee e is n immigration attorney and a former international stude herself, from irireland, now a naturalized u.s. citizen. and in union city,y, new jersey, jian ren is s an interernational student whwho is originally from china, pursuing a phd in latin american history at rutgers university. where

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signed by public health professionals across the country including experts from the university of pennsylvania harvard northwestern university and yale in the document these experts right right now we are on a path to lose more than 200000 americans lives by november 1st yet in many states people can drink in bars get a haircut inside a restaurant get a tattoo get a massage and do a myriad of other normal pleasant but non essential activities they also lay out the provisions that should be taken to stop the spread of the virus which looked very similar to what major cities were doing at the beginning of the stay at home orders and lock downs amid the pandemic the letter was sent to the trump administration congressional leadership and state governors and with all of this in mind let's go ahead and take a look at the spread of the virus with our to correspond aside to have a day or so where are we friday so iran right now more than 5. 15.5000000 people around the world have wind i've been dying diagnosed with cobra 19 but the good news is that so far at least 9600000 people have recovered so over 60 pe