using the same means as in europe; the police stopped a massive pro-palestinian protest at the university of atlanta; there were arrests here. not only students, but also teachers who demand that their government protect the rights of palestinians, in against which, as many believe, genocide is being committed. belarus today remembers the tragedy at the chernobyl nuclear power plant. 38 years ago , a major man-made disaster occurred, which divided the lives of millions of people into before and after. the radioactive cloud affected over 20 countries, but belarus suffered the most, almost a quarter. throughout the territory. more than half a million people took part in eliminating the consequences of the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant. the first to face an invisible but deadly danger were the nuclear power plant employees themselves. stations, as well as rescuers. shutting down equipment, clearing debris, eliminating fires, and much more. one of the first rescuers to arrive at the scene of the tragedy was twenty-five-year-old vasily ignatenko, a native of the gomel region. commander of

police stopped a massive pro-palestinian protest at the university of atlanta. e arrested here, but also teachers who demand from their government to protect the rights of palestinians, including against which, as many believe, genocide is being committed. long-suffering bill. biden signed a law previously approved by congress to provide assistance to ukraine, israel and taiwan. but there are still many uncertainties. the american media are trying to explain them based on rumors from the corridors of power. for example, the washington post reports that 80% of the money allocated by congress will be spent in the united states, and we are even talking about the purchase of humanitarian food, and 18 billion from the package that congress approved will be spent entirely on financing activities of us intelligence agencies. at the same time, the politics magazine reports that 6 billion of the allocated money will be spent in the coming days. the contracts have been prepared, all that remains is to sign them. we are talking about transferring the largest aid package to

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university, and a number of professors joined the protesters. the american police violently arrested mrs. caroline foland, professor of economics and mrs. noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department of emory university in atlantaorgia. the american police are suppressing the protests by demolishing the tents of the students in various universities . the officers are also preventing the news coverage of the protests. he was preparing a report at the university of texas when he was beaten by the police. pictures of bostan have also been published, which show the officers cleaning the works of the house. the students are from the doors, walls and floors of the cobblestones. apart from america, anti -zionist student protests have spread to europe and oceania. in england, academics of different universities in solidarity with the nation. students of the university of melbourne, australia, also set up a tent in the university campus to support the palestinians and condemn the zionist regime. in the pictures published from berlin, the german police used to disperse the supporters of palestine in front of them parliament of this country to. the resulting violence danny shah , a professor at columbia university , criti

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it's crazy now, it's $200.00 universities. emory university in atlanta and northeastern university . now it's out of boston, you see a la all it's, it's, it's, it's not a what's going on in these places and we're going to show you more video. busy we're going to show you what's going on with these disturbances and people who apparently don't like mr. biden's prophecies will take you through that state right there. the, the, what is part of the employee would posted isn't the defense you of us and bidding the word or is it something deeper, more complex might be present? let's stop without glitches. let's go products. as the water back, this is direct impact on average sanchez, i'm gonna show you some incredible video joe mentioned getting screened that by voters in a little bit. but before we go to that, i want to show you something else this weekend. it's this thing is continuing to grow. it's not stopping tens of thousands of university students all over the country. most of home who don't think joe biden is all that decent and to oppose the president's very pro war policies dropped in the streets

university. a number of professors also joined the protesters. american police ms. carolyn follin, professor of economics and ms. noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department. emory university in the city of atlanta in the state of georgia was violently arrested done. i'm sorry, sir, can i do something for you? call the office of the philosophy department and tell them that i was arrested. i am neolimkafi, head of the philosophy department. protests are being suppressed. the officers also prevent the news coverage of the protests. a cameraman for a local tv station was beaten by the police while reporting on the university of texas. images have also been published from boston, which show that officers are cleaning the traces of students' blood from the doors, walls, and pavements. nationwide anti-zionist protests in american universities are not limited to a particular nationality, race or religion. images and media reports tell about the active participation and presence of jewish, christian and black muslim students. a telling picture of media freedom in america, especially when it comes to criticizing the zionist regime. the american police at the university of texas beat the cameraman of loca

university of texas at austin. at emory university in georgia, two academics were arrested by american security forces. atlanta police arrested 17 pro-palestinian students. attorney general of georgia he called setting up a tent to support palestine as anti-semitism and said: the prosecution supports any university that deals with pro-palestinian students. since 10 days ago, columbia university has been the scene of student protests against the genocide in gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. with the police entering the university and arresting dozens of students from other american universities , it became the scene of pro-palestinian rallies and protests against the arrest of students , as shown in the images received from american universities. former us president trump said: hatred in student protests in america, there are more protests than in 2017. protests that lasted for several months and spread to most states of america. the american police arrested two other university professors who joined the demonstrations of supporters of palestine. mrs. caroline folin , professor of economics, an

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columbia in new york university, where they build elsewhere, as we saw earlier at princeton trying to engine. thanks very much for that. meanwhile, phil of l is that to every university in atlanta, phil describe the scene in the atmosphere there, i would say is less protest and one of the better. what is more festival? like at the moment, i mean, just 30 seconds ago, we have bought molly. we had stevie wants to play the people here with that dogs. it's very much a positive gathering and that's very much by design. the organizes have very publicly settled social media, you know, bring a blanket, bring some food, re, something to drink. i just make your presence and not this is not something where they want the police to be involved. they don't want any arrests. they want people just be here in a positive way, projecting that towards the people of gauze and do what like how did anyway, to help us. so that would be a complete contrast to what we saw on the 1st day, of course, and exactly the same location where we saw those offices from emory police from atlanta police state troopers have a rest day and some 28 people, including students. i'm faculty members, a professor, a one pr

protesters set up another encampment and similar scenes played out today at stanford, university of minnesota, i university in atlantand george washington university in our nation's capital. on of those schools have announced changes to their graduation security or have decided to cancel their speeches so far. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in california policies centre attorney... thank you both for coming on. i would like to get both your take on the usc cancelling the commencement ceremony. what do you think about this? >> it make me very sad for these kids. it's 2024, these are the same kids who missed on -- missed out on their high school graduations because of covid lockdown spirit they can figure out how to provide security, give the protesters of free-speech area, let them do their yelling and let the kids have a ceremony. also you are reaping what you sow because this valedictorian was a minor in resistance to genocide. she was taught all of this at the school. >> you've been in southern california for a long time, your thoughts on this. >> this is the consequence of the leadership that is lacking any mora

university. a number of professors have joined the protesters. the american police violently arrested ms. carolyn folin, professor of economics, and ms. noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department of emory university in atlanta, georgia. sir, can i do something for you? call the office of the philosophy department and say that i i was arrested. i am neoli mcafee. the head of the philosophy group of the american police is suppressing the protests by dismantling the students' tents in various universities. officers also prevent the news coverage of the protests. videographer 1. a local tv station reporting on the university of texas was beaten by the police. images have also been published from boston, which show that officers are cleaning the traces of students' blood from the doors, walls, and carpets. but nationwide anti-zionist protests in american universities are not limited to a particular nationality, race or religion. pictures and media reports tell about the active participation and presence of muslim, jewish, christian and black students. a telling picture of media freedom in america, especially when pai criticism of the zionist regime. the university of texas knocks down a local fox news cameraman

, montana which is the era washington and for lavelle has this report on the protests of emory university in atlanta, georgia. so the feeling here is very much more of a festival, rather than a protest of the moment. i mean, i was just reading playing on this because there are hundreds of people here. they've all been encouraged to break blankets, make something to eat, somebody to drink very much show solidarity for the people in gaza without a turning into why you must protest in the sense of what we saw on the 1st night where the police got involved. so people are bringing blankets that they need food and drink by putting up flags and fighters all over the quad head. which way we saw those process on 1st, like they're also being encouraged to right message of support the messages of support on the ground, which will do whatever they can just to show that the people who because i have no fee for governmental good bringing mason who's one of the organizers here, i'm make some you say all of these people here. it's a completely different atmosphere. so what we saw on thursday, right, right. yeah, um

of 18 students from columbia university. a number of professors also joined the protesters. american police mrs. caroline folland, professor of economics and mrs. noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department. emory university in atlanta , georgia violently arrested asad . what can i do for you ? call the office of the philosophy department and tell them that i was arrested. i am neolimkafi, head of the philosophy department. in the process of suppressing the protests, the officers are also preventing the news coverage of the protests . images have also been published from boston, which show that officers are cleaning the traces of students' blood from the doors, walls, and pavements. apart from the united states, anti-zionist student protests have spread to europe and oceania. in england , academics from various universities held demonstrations in solidarity with the palestinian nation and condemning israel's attacks on the gaza strip. they were canceled. investing in zionist companies were accused of participating in the genocide of the gaza strip. students of the university of melbourne, australia, also set up a tent in the university campus to support the palestinians and condemn the zionist regime. in the picture

university in new york, student protests in support of palestine have now spread to almost all american universities. stanford, yale, princeton, harvard, dozens of others are now in favor everywhere. it was hottest in recent days at atlantarsing protesters, the police there used tear gas and rubber bullets, and dozens were arrested, including the dean of the local philosophy faculty and professors. in osten, where the university of texas is located, cameramen from a local tv channel are arrested; he simply happened to be too close to the police. the white house does not seem to understand at all how to react to all this; on the one hand, the country is helping israel with weapons, on the other, its universities have turned into a stronghold of anti-israeli sentiment. biden is confused. i condemn anti-semitic protests, that's why i organized a program to work with this. i also condemn those who do not understand. soros, allegedly he finances some pro-palestinian organizations behind the accusations against the billionaire george protests, which means that all this is done on purpose, but it is not clear what soros benefits from these speeches, he is also a democrat, why would he play against his own, and the demands of th

university professors who joined the pro-palestinian demonstrations , mrs. carolyn folin, professor of economics, and mrs. noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department at emery university in atlanta, georgia. they were violently arrested. images of arrests show police with students. protesting youth and professors get involved and forcefully they are handcuffed. several civil groups condemned the use of force by the us police to detain students and university professors. in the last few weeks, american universities including columbia, minnesota, emory texas, new york, georgetown, george washington and pennsylvania have become the arena of student protests against the genocide of the people of gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. simultaneously with macron's presence at the sorbonne university in paris, a group of students of this university protested the policies of the french government towards the zionist regime and the gaza war . sardad's accomplice. the french police quickly entered the university to arrest and suppress the protesting students. barry sanders, an independent american senator, says that netanyahu and his cabinet are responsible for the killing of

my kind of life for a step in washington, dc and next to phil laval, who's at emory university in atlanta that's in the state of georgia. there were some confrontations between police and protests at emory on fridays fail. uh, it looks a bit more quiet today. a yeah, it's a very different scene, a uh, fully compared to what we just saw are those of the 2 locations. i mean there are very few people of out here. it's very quiet saturday afternoon, but then be to see because yesterday it was a vice similar situation. and indeed i'm told by some of the organizers that there is another protest planned later today. it's just a little after 12 in the afternoon here we are expecting, protest is sometime around 4 or 5 pm. what we saw yesterday was a very different scene. so what we saw on 1st day yesterday when we arrived in the evening, there were a number of protesters, maybe 2300 out here in the dark. they were waving flags, there was music, it was a much calmer atmosphere that we'd seen on the 1st day. again, earlier in the day there would also be another protest where people march through the

the hottest spot of the last few days is emory university in atlanta. the police used tear gas to disperse the students. but in these frames you can even hear shooting, rubber balls or bullets. plastic handcuffs were put on the detainees' hands. why are you doing this, explain to me, i just came to class i have a right to be here. at some point, stun guns were fired into the entrance. did you grab it? not only students, i am the head of the philosophy department, and this teacher was simply thrown to the ground, despite the fact that no one looked at the lady, american democracy, in the person of two coupes and a third in dark glasses with a rifle at an advantage, triumphed without looking at the television cameras. i'm a teacher, i'm a teacher. it was tough in texas. at the university of austin, the palestine solidarity committee demanded that students occupy the south lawn. the police had others plans: they line up in a chain and go... minutes later, there is a real massacre, rubber batons, protesters are trying to save themselves and their tents and

carolyn folin, professor of economics at atlanta university, america, who now many people in the world know that carolyn is a supporter of her students. not on the same day when he posted the picture of his student's doctoral defense on his page and congratulated his student, but on the same day when he saw the american security forces put their foot on the student's neck, he couldn't bear it and said what are you doing to face this situation in the american police? caroline as. an economics professor, i admire your support for students. i am very sorry that the police feel they can be so strict in answering a reasonable question. not only were they arrested, but they were violently and brutally arrested despite being unarmed and peaceful. caroline was in jail for 11 hours and charged with assaulting a police officer. the message of thanks from the children of gaza was not just for carolyn, but for the students who see violence during peaceful protests. any time when the police are present, we get anxious. the conflict is increasing and we are witnessing very brutal arrests of our stud

atlanta police with shocker. he dealt with the students of amuri who were protesting the genocide of the zionist regime in gaza. pictures of baris atlanta's violent encounter with students of this universityen published on social networks. also at the university of texas student protests against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. the intensity was suppressed. the violent treatment of the american police once again caused the death of a black man . ohio state police uniform camera footage shows the man being violently detained and gasping for breath as the officer kneels on his neck for an extended period of time. although frank tyson. he says several times that i can't breathe, but the police don't pay attention and continue to deal violently. in the camera footage, about 8 minutes have passed since tyson's last words when the police started cpr on him but it was of no use. the death of this black american citizen is announced less than an hour after his arrest in the hospital. you're good greetings to you dear and honorable compatriots who have joined our ranks from this moment . have a good friday morning, god willing. thank you for choosing to watch the second economic cooperati

of africans. american police arrested two other university professors who joined the pro-palestinian demonstrations. mrs. carolyn folin, professor of economics and mrs. noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department at emory university in atlanta, georgia , responded violently. show that oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god you people are fascist you are hitler you are happy i'm so sorry i'm so sorry is there anything i can do for you right now yes can you call the philosophy department office and tell them i've been arrested f philosophy department yes these two professors had protested against violent arrests and the use of police force against students. the images of the arrests show police officers fighting with protesting students and professors and handcuffing them by force. several civil society groups condemned the use of force by us police to detain university students and professors . in the last few weeks, american universities , including columbia, minnesota, students against the generation the killing of the people of gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. suppression of student protests in american universities. while dozens of american universities have become the arena of student rallie

meantime, a student protest and support apollo's time continue to grip a number of universities across the country and atlanta, one professor found himself facing the strong arm of the law. the. yeah, this video showing when the woman was tackled to the ground by police who have been sent into the campus and that attempt to break up the demonstrations. students are being quoting out and washington's a straight support for israel and demanding an immediate cease fire in gauze or was there any media has been clicked, the label of columbia university as a stronghold of anti semitism in america. despite footage from the protest showing a different story, as jewish people, arabs and other fates old protested together. we discussed this all with a member of the is already connected all for the catholics. i want to be very clear . i do not deserved myself. i know that there are some like same lights in the cages, it will be layla's way. but this is not the case. and this is motion that in this case, the vast majority, including keys, speakers like normally, client joyce did it, julie shouldn't others, including prof

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of more than ideas. riot gear at ohio state. tasers at emory university in atlanta. mostly pro-palestinian protesters at times scuffling with police, waved on by school administrators, with hundreds of arrests. communities like the university of texas turning on each other. israel's war on hamas has another front line. >> free, free palestine! >> reporter: a free speech and hate speech campus debate that's anything but academic. >> if you want to protect free speech, then you don't break up peaceful protests. >> people didn't seem to be aware of how bad the situation was for free peech and academic freedom already was on campus until october 7th. >> reporter: greg lukianov of the foundation for individual rights and expression, a group defending the right to free speech. >> do you have the sense that any of this is moving the ball forward? >> some of the way the protests have been going on on college campuses has been alienating more of the public than bringing it in. >> reporter: on columbia university's west lawn civil disob disobedience. this ongoing tent city galv

university of southern california and dozens of people at the university of texas in austin. at emory university in georgia, two academics were arrested. they were arrested by american security forces . atlantaice also arrested 17 pro-palestinian students. georgia prosecutor dans called the establishment of a tent to support palestine as anti-semitic and said that the prosecutor's office supports any university that deals with pro-palestinian students. university since 10 days ago, colombia has been the scene of student protest gatherings against the genocide in gaza and america's support for the zionist regime. with the police entering the university and arresting dozens of students from other american universities , it became the scene of pro-palestinian rallies and protests against the arrest of students, as shown in the images received from american universities . former us president trump said that the hatred in the student protests in the us is more than the protests of 2017, which lasted for several months and spread to most of the us states . students of two other universities in america protesters of the zionist regime's genocide in gaza joined. hundreds of students continue to prot

washington university began demanding the same protest spread from the northeast to campuses in michigan, texas. in california. we have a team of correspondents covering this story for us in the us in atlanta, on washington dc. but 1st to show 100 is that the city university of new york to go after more than a week of this there's a sense of normalcy. like you would have it say, a refugee camp. if you look around of all of these tense remain, those are where people live and sleep by day. and then if you look over on the other side, behind this monument here you've got speaker, it is one after the other, who come out and sort of encourage people, remind them why they're here. and the entire time. they're trying to make sure the police still come in and sweep this all away. and the rules are different. at each camp we went to princeton university earlier today because they tried to play by their rules. they were, they didn't put up tents, they were masks these, they were worried about being identified. they don't want to be kicked out. and they didn't use microphones because that's against university rules, the kia and it, most of their camps. they simply don't play by the university's rules

universities. hundreds of students have been gathering at george washington university in the us capital. both students from georgetown university marched across the city to join in templates. they made confrontations of police search emory university in atlanta. and wednesday, more than 200 students were arrested in boston, essentially from austin, texas, to hinge and his outside columbia university campus in new york. a student leader talked to reporters earlier and said they have 3 central demands. the university of us disclose what its investments are. it must be the best of any investments in israel or anything that contribute to the war and gaza. and it must give amnesty to the students who have participated in these protests. and in the words of that student leader, until those things happen, we're not going anywhere. and that includes the midnight deadline. people, here's a very not paying attention to that deadline. they're paying attention to whether the university is responding to their demands. they feel like they've started this national conversation here and it campuses across the us and with the eyes of the world, looking at them, they want to push their case on gaza and on us investment in israel and it's war and god. so we do

they have been demolished in immediate spot in the meanwhile has emory university in atlanta professor weeks of lead time it is because when the woman was trying to get to the ground, why police i, what is it said the offices behaving like glasses is a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has this via the out pouring of us students, sort of that with you with pass students as reminiscent of support for non c. before the 2nd one, americans college campuses is a risk. as you submitted mazda of taking over leading universities, they call for the installation of israel, that talk to students, that talk jewish faculty. this is reminiscent of what happened in german universities and the 1930. it's unconscionable, it has to be stopped. it has to be condemned and condemned unequivocally. i think ours wanna take a moment and visited one of the protest tabs and spoke with students and the other participants to find out what they think about how important it is in both the us. and is that all viewing the support for palestine in universities and student organizing has been the backbone of every single move i

of more than ideas. riot gear at ohio state. tasers at emory university in atlanta. mostly pro-palestinian protesters at times scuffling with police waved on by school administrators with hundreds of arrests. communities like the university of texas turning on each other. israel's war on hamas has another frontline -- [ chants ] >> reporter: a free speech and hate speech campus debate that's anything but academic. >> if you want to protect free speech, you don't break up peaceful protests. >> people didn't seem to be aware of how bad the situation for free speech and academic freedom already was on campus until october 7th. >> reporter: the foundation for individual rights and expression is a group defending the right to free speech. do you have a sense that any of this is moving the ball forward? >> some of the ways the protests have gone going on college campuses has been alienating more of the public. >> reporter: on columbia university's west lawn, civil disobedience. this ongoing tent city galvanized national protests. they want the university to divest investmen

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the protests against a lot of you guys have begun at columbia university new york, more than 550 students have been arrested across the country. police in the us city of atlanta, i have a rested at least a 17 students at emory university. dozens of students set up tents and the counselors on thursday morning and support and follow standards. police dismantled account, same the students with trespassing. at least one faculty member was among those arrested in powers french students have been occupying the main building of the sciences poll university in solidarity with palestine. i'll just say this natasha buffalo has been out the protest. it was the sign it in the street. the university, the just the assistance is yesterday. they say they're going to say the indians to have their own state. and the time is really universities. some of the banners so we can see it when the say things like and so this is janice or the presidency. because what happened to him in the test? hi, principal newton students. they come in and they say, this is another example, the voices when a certain protests are also happening in australia. that research has their setup tens that th

there have also been hundreds of arrests at universities in texas, atlanta, california, and virginiaa tech. 0ur correspondent nomia iqbal has been giving us the latest from columbia university. the atmosphere here on campus is pretty calm. people are in an upbeat mood. earlier today, there was this deadline. students were told by the president of the university to voluntarily stop moving. of the university to voluntarily start moving. and there was an implication, therefore, that police might come in. we did see police outside, but that's not happened. students are still inside the encampment and they're saying they're not going anywhere until their demands are met. and essentially those demands are cutting economic and academic ties with israeli institutions. they also want an amnesty for students who have been suspended, any faculty members — so professors at the university who have also been suspended orfired — many of them were actually standing outside the entrance of the encampment, arms linked, to protect the students inside. i spoke to a student who's a negotiator trying to g

of more than ideas. riot gear at ohio state. tasers at emory university in atlanta. ly pro-palestinian protesters at times scuffling with police, waved on by school administrators, with hundreds of arrests. communities like the university of texas turning on each other. israel's war on hamas has another frontline. >> free, free palestine. >> reporter: a free speech and hate speech campus debate that's anything but academic. >> if you want to protect free speech you don't break up peaceful protests. >> people didn't seem to be aware of how bad the situation for free speech and academic freedom was already on campus until octobe 7th. >> reporter: greg from the foundation of individual rights and expression, a group defending the right to free speech. >> do you have the sense that any of this is moving the ball forward? >> some of the way the protests have been going on on college campuses has been alienating more of the public than bringing it in. >> reporter: on columbia university's west lawn, civil disobedience, this ongoing tent city, galvanized national protests. t

you guys have the gun at columbia university, new york, more than 550 students have been arrested across the country. police in the us city of atlanta, i have a rested at least a 17 students at emory university. dozens of students set up tents and the counselors on thursday morning is support.

there have also been hundreds of arrests at universities in texas, atlanta, california — and virginialatest from columbia university. the atmosphere here on campus is pretty calm, people are in an upbeat mood. earliertoday pretty calm, people are in an upbeat mood. earlier today there was this deadline, students were told by the president of the university to voluntarily stop moving, and there is an application therefore that people might come in. we did see police outside but that's not happened. students are still inside the encampment and they are saying they're not going anywhere until their demands are met, and those demands are to cut economic ties with israeli institutions. professors at the university, have also been disbanded. 0rfired. many of them were actually standing outside the entrance of the encampment, arms length, to protect the students inside. i spoke to a student who is a negotiator trying to get these demands met, and he said to me, his name is mahmoud hillier, he said the students weren't budging until all these demands are met and they will keep going one of th

were three arrest at the encampment at ohio state today and dozens arrested at emery university in atlanta. but no sign of nypd at the columbia encampment despite a deadline given to students to leave. >> no police crackdowns at the usc or ucla encampments today, but the usc's campus remains closed to the public after clashes earlier in the week. stanford had some of the first encampments in the nation, setting them up back in november and then taking them down in february. and then setting up a new encampment at stanford at white plaza this week. at uc berkeley students continue to camp out at sproul plaza. like many of the dpemstrations happening across the country, protesters want the university to divest from companies involved with the israeli government. >> we won't stop until they're addressed. with hope they'll be addressed. we don't hope to be here long term. put pressure where you think maybe personally you can put pressure. whether you're running a business importing thing, exporting things, in government, everyone's voice matters. >> meanwhile, up north cal poly humboldt has shut down their ca

of more than ideas. riot gear at ohio state. tasers at emory university in atlanta. stly pro-palestinian protesters at times scuffling with police, waved on by school administrators, with hundreds of arrests. communities like the university of texas turning on each other. israel's war on hamas has another front line. >> free, free palestine! >> reporter: a free speech and hate speech campus debate that's anything but academic. >> if you want to protect free speech, then you don't break up peaceful protests. >> people didn't seem to be aware of how bad the situation for free speech and academic recognition was on campuses. >> reporter: the foundation for individual rights and expression, a group defending the right to free speech. >> do you have the sense that any of this is moving the ball forward? >> some of the way the protest has been going on on college campuses has been alienating more of the public than bringing it in. >> reporter: on columbia university's west lawn, civil disobedience. this ongoing tent city galvanized national protests. they want the universit

coming up, professors are among those arrested and dramatic video from the campus of emory university in atlanta protests over the war in gaza expand to colleges nationwide. we are live at columbia university where the police presence there has tripled overnight we're also getting our first satellite image of the us military's effort to build a pier to deliver desperately needed aid in gaza. details on when that it will be operational. and it was a quest for quarterbacks for the first time ever five quarterbacks got picked in the top ten of the nfl draft. all this prior to that, the excitement you can see some of it there from detroit just ahead live from the nation's capital one at the most unforgettable nights in dc, the sworn-in will read back here again didn't biden and comedian collin joseph headline the white house correspondents dinner live tomorrow at seven eastern on cnn to advance the future of golf pga of america chose t-mobile for business with a 5g powered innovation hub to analyze player performance and expand coaching tools. take your business further with america's largest by jea

at ohio state university, police in riot gear approaching hundreds of protesters, some of them fighting with officers and criminal trespass. dozens of people detained. earlier in atlanta, a state trooper was seen repeatedly tasing a man at emory university. the georgia department of public safety says the man was resisting arrest after responding officers were met with protesters who threw bottles and refused to leave, adding troopers deployed pepper balls to control the unruly crowd, but did not use tear gas. >> i saw police knock students to the ground. >> dozens of people also detained at emory, including this professor. can you call the philosophy department office and tell them i've been arrested? across the country, more than 400 people were detained yesterday on dozens of campuses as pro-palestinian protesters demand schools divest from companies that profit from ties to israel. protesters near chicago now setting up tents at northwestern university. officials say school policy prohibits the encampment, but protesters formed a human chain to prevent police from pushing through. in southern california, an encampment at ucla has grown to hundreds of people, and u