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 build barricades, those who did not manage to escape are taken away, journalists are arrested, one cameraman almost had his head broken with a television camera . the rallies continued at the gates of the travis county jail, with those gathered demanding release. the article says that all of these protests are organized by soros-funded chapters of the student organization for justice in palestine, and some students clash with police, we tried. find out who is behind all this, because it is obvious that everything is coordinated, all the protesters have the same colored tents of clothes. these protests are very similar to the movement, among the protesters are not only students, i saw people over twenty being arrested, that is , they are definitely not college students, plus we see that this is happenin

what's happening where you want to spend a little bit of all of us 0 here at the university of texas in austin. we're obviously the protesters have returned to the plaza that's in front of their tower to continue. now this is their thursday and the university response. well, on wednesday there was a total police crime down here where they were $57.00 protesters arrested since then, almost all have had their charges dropped and they never today's president j hard. so who ordered the clearing of those professors on wednesday and now had a parent complete $180.00 and a new letter to the 10 me city that was sent out last night he said that he was grateful for the presence of these pro palestinian protesters. he has been facing immense backlash for the police crack down, but also in the fall state troopers here, we saw trending across social media, media, videos of students being dragged away and he's even been facing calls for his resignation . but nowhere in his statement has there been any sort of apology for what happened . there just appear to be a note of appeasement, saying that this type of

i'm glad the university of texas of austin made it clear anti-semitism has no place on its campus. last week 26 of my republican colleagues and i urge the biden administration to do more to protect jewish students on college campuses. anti-semitic mobs are paralyzing many campuses and threatening jewish students. giving the wave of protest across the country lead by the administration must do more to combat anti-semitism and ensure every student has a safe place to learn. universities of course are no stranger to activism, generations of young people and organize protest and raise their voices on a variety of political and social issues. that is entirely appropriate. the right to protest is fundamental to our democracy. but, mr. president does not grant anyone the ability to say or do what they want without consequences. recent demonstrations have turned into a breeding ground for anti-semitism and we must do more to protect all of our students and restore safety to our college campuses and restore the very basic mission for which they were founded which is to educate the next gene

behind me, this is a actually the act of defiance that the student protesters here at the university of texas the austin, are using in contrast to what we saw yesterday when they were 57 people, including a journalist, the rest student arrested by state police after university of austin's president. and also the states governor ordered for these protests to be dispersed. and you'll see today there were even more people who came out and they were joined by now, university professors who are not only going those calls for, for israel to stop. it's more in gaza and for you to, to dive best in the weapons companies. and for any companies involved with israel, but now also for the president of u t's resignation. but i want to bring very quickly our to guess this is cuba and this is a rich. thank you guys so much. yesterday you were here talk about the feeling of that moment when we saw those rather violent arrest happening. contrast into what we're seeing today. as a policy and myself, it definitely feels very surveil even being serious, thinking about their state troopers with their forces. if it's just unb

excuse me, the university of texas in austin. protesters have also been arrested at yale, nyu and columbia. today the speaker of the house, mike johnson, visited the columbia campus in new york city and called for the university's president to resign. >> we just can't allow this kind of hatred and antisemitism to flourish on our campuses, and it must be stopped in our tracks. our feeling is they have not acted to restore order on the campus. this is dangerous. this is not free expression. this is not first amendment. they are threatening, intimidating. >> one of the more peaceful protests is here at home at uc berkeley. for the third straight night, students and pro-palestinian supporters are camping out in the steps of sproul hall. they're demanding the university several all ties with israeli institutions and to divest financially from companies supporting israel. uc berkeley officials say they're committed to free speech, but have no plans to change their investment practices. joining us now is one of our legal analysts here at

at the university of texas at austin. in earlier days at nyu at columbia university as well. it's part of the reason that a congressional delegation, including house speaker mike johnson are headed up to columbia university this afternoon to make it statement specifically about the anti-semitism that has been present at some of these demonstrations. we're going to keep an eye on the situation not only at usc, but across campuses across the country and bring you the latest. as we get it, we should note that at any moment, the judge that's overseeing donald trump's hush money trial could rule on whether the former president violated a court imposed gag order in a heated hearing yesterday, prosecutors argue that trump violated the order by attacking witnesses and jurors multiple times on social media now, after the gag order hearing, trump's longtime friend and former national enquirer publisher, david pecker, testified about a 2015 trump tower meeting with both trump and his former attorney, michael cohen, were pecker agreed to run positive stories about trump and run negative s

were watching students get arrested at the university of texas at austin university of texas at austin got very, very borderline -- will be watching this breaking use throughout the afternoon. think you were telling us on "the story," continuing fox news breaking coverage of these the module stands on u.s. campuses back i'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. >> ♪ ♪ >> everyone: [chanting] >> and the israel does loving clearly outside -- as the deadline for cities to end the encampment or face suspension comes and goes. all of the university of texas at austin what is continuing to make arrest as they tried to put stop at the protest there. coming up -- michael waltz you just match what he says needs to be done to restore order. welcome everyone, i'm charles -- for neil cavuto and this is "your world." first! is at columbia with the very latest. alexis? >> you can check it out being me and see that there are hundreds of students here right in the middle of columbia university's campus saying by simply they're not planning on going anywhere we are mighty what the university to follow t

where a university students, some of that teachers, local activists, are ignoring the schools leadership and all standing up against the wall in dasa. this was the see not the university of texas austin in the past few hours where hundreds of students have been arrested across the country. state group is detained, that several students who refuse to leave. university administrators have grown increasingly intolerance at the nationwide protest movement. where students on demanding an end to genocide on gossip. 6 to me, while stephen protest is at columbia university, have been given an ultimatum. leave the encampments or face suspension. they were given a 2 pm deadline which has now passed the demanding educational institutions withdrawal . the investments in companies they say complicit in genocide, to raise the buyers sent as this updates from columbia university neil to hundreds and hundreds. here in columbia university. they're demanding an end to the general side that they say it's happening in guys, either a. so demand that the columbia university stops investing in companies that are profiting from the war in guys, or you can see them right marching in the university. this is a

way, university students, some of the teachers and local activists are ignoring the schools leadership and standing up against the war and gaza. this was the saying that the university of texas austin in the past few hours, hundreds of students have been arrested across the country. state troopers detained several students who refused to leave. university administrations have grown increasingly intolerance of the nationwide protest movement students a calling for then to genocide and garza. how does this hide to jo, castro? it has the license from the university of texas. it austin, but protest as a value to continue demonstrations. and it has been in the as here on the you t austin campus. and it's monday morning as a sign the stage by faculty in opposition to the way you t austin administration has to test, has now run into a conflict or seen approach to my left. these are members of the youtube community or students, summer faculty members. reason they're holding umbrella to go there with pepper spray. show you the other side. what, what i'm seeing here to my rights are the police officers, are now barricading against these protesters. what they're protesting behind them is a pl

a 0 is highly jo, castro has that is from the university of texas in austin. my protest is of boeing to continue it has been entered here on the you t austin campus. and it's monday morning as a sign the stage by faculty in opposition to the way you t austin administration has to test, has now run into a conflict or seen approach to my left. these are members of the community, your students. some of the faculty members, reason they're holding umbrella is just a moment ago, there was pepper spray showing the other side. what, what i'm seeing here to my rights or the police officers are now barricading against these protesters. what they're protecting them is a place where the previously the rest of processors and 43 people who was part of an initial cabinet that began this afternoon when people setting up wandering around it position and using to disperse at the university harder moment tents were arrested we saw this police presence stand upon those protesters of them again and resting them one by one, dragging them away from the line to the ground where they h

they go from 0 to reset to university of texas. austin is student demonstrations against small spread across us campuses. they're similar things at columbia university as students to find a deadline to leave off by suspension for us. secretary of state suites, our latest and says he's used to seeing is ready invasion. planned for profit is and shows opinions will not be harmed. and at least 40 people are killed. dr. dan boost is banks in kenya. fall. another is at risk of overflowing as port ross on the down much is on in the trades to find time champion defeats petra cushion to reach the ground 16 and the franchise. and corporations continue to go well the, we begin in the us where university students are defying the schools leadership and a standing up against the board and gaza. hundreds of students have been arrested across the country. but this was the scene at the university of texas austin, in just the past hour state troopers, the titans, several students who refused to leave the student. protesters at columbia university have been given an ultimatum leave. their encampments w

security forces. mass arrests of students began, more than 40 people were detained at the university of austin, clashes are occurring at other universities, in texas the police are already using flash-bang grenades and gas, pro-palestinian rallies have already covered more than twenty universities across the country, students in north carolina build barricades around their ... tent camp to protect themselves from the police, although on the university of virginia campus such improvised barricades did not help, the police marched in formation of students, using batons and pepper spray. the situation began to escalate sharply after the leadership of the famous columbia university called the new york police to the campus. more and more, the washington post counted about 900 detained students over the past 10 days, although the rally is emphatically peaceful, order in the campuses is not violated. they don't subside unrest in georgia, where the scandalous law on foreign agents is being discussed again; the day before , the legal committee of parliament approved the law in the second reading and th

the discovery designed to reset the university of texas, austin is student demonstrations against war and kansas spread across the us. campuses purchased at columbia university. continue with students defy a deadline to leave for face suspension. us secretary of state meets aaron latest stiffing up diplomatic pressure for us these 5 dealing cancer and at least 40 people are killed after a dentist, as banks and kenya fall. another is at risk of overflowing the is 22 g m team. we begin in the us, we're university students. some of the teachers and local activists are ignoring the schools leadership and a standing up against the war in gaza. and this was the scene at the university of texas austin, in just the past hour. so hundreds of students have been arrested across the country. the state troopers detained several students who refused to leave. university administrations have grown increasingly intolerant of the nationwide protest movements with students of demanding an ins. so the genocide on gaza and the student protesters as columbia university had been given an ultimatum leave th

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us way. university students, some of the teachers and local activists, are ignoring the schools need to standing up against the warning garza. this was the scene that the university of texas austin, the past few hours. hundreds of students have been arrested across the country. state troopers detained several students who refused to leave. university administrations have grown increasingly intolerant and the nationwide protest movement students are demanding an end to the genocide and gaza. i'll just say it was highly jo, castro. it has the right is for the university of texas in austin. but protest is a vine to continue demonstrations despite the rest i was going to make sure the here on the you t, austin, kansas, kansas, monday morning. as a sign the stage by faculty in opposition to the way you t austin, to ministration has to test. has now a rough fit into a conflict or seen approach to my left. these are members of the youtube community or students, summer faculty members. reason they're holding umbrella is just a moment ago. there was pepper spray showing the other side. what, what i'm seeing here to my right or the police officers are now barricading against these protest

the time in this blatant antisemitism sweeping college campuses will bring you to the university of texas in austin in just a minute. we're police in riot gear just encircled a group of protesters. summer grass tebor reportedly been made, but first this afternoon at columbia university in new york, student protesters just blew past 2:00 p.m. deadline to clear the encampment or risk suspension or even expulsion, according to columbia administrators students circled the tenths as a group of student leaders addressed the crowd. take a listen you can see outside you now that are mobilized there's hundred of them here today. they will not be weak divest we will not be moved on rough by force right now, the new york police department is on standby waiting for an official order from the university. >> meanwhile, and anonymous jewish newton is suing columbia today. accusing the newly the college for the newly instituted hybrid class model, saying that those who use it because they feared violence on campus that creates a quote, second-class education for jewish students at columbia and barnard, while the u

this will continue as long as this goes on. >> john: police moving in at the university of texas at austin could be the difference between a public university in a private university. you've got texas state troopers there. you have got the university of austin police. clearly, the leadership at ut austin is saying that what we are not going to let this disrupt campus activities. compare their leadership they are leadership at columbia. >> it shows positive aggressive leadership. you have to demonstrate strength through the students that this will not happen at the university. historically, we have gone back and have people's heads explodes when you talk about the insurrection. eisenhower used the insurrection act to bring nine students in little rock central high school in the mid-'50s. you say you are violating the law. you are talking about. two other students that are there. the anti-semitism is just horrible. ut is handing late correctly. columbia is not. >> john: let's cut to that. >> when we ask for amnesty, they gave us more discipline. earlier this morning, the university delegates

police at the university of texas at austin have now made at least four arrests as some of the pro palestinianders to disburse. that's according to our affiliate kxan. earlier this hour, we referred to another live picture as austin. it is students at the university of illinois at urbana-champaign. these protesters have been happening across the country. we're going to continue to bring you updates as we get them. >>> two cases of extraordinary significance tomorrow, donald trump's criminal trial will resume in new york while in the nation's capital, the supreme court will hear arguments over whether trump is immune from prosecution. it will be a seminole moment. as the "wall street journal" puts it, trump shaped the supreme court by appointing three of the current justices, now he wants his victory. with me now, temidayo aganda-williams, and defense attorney caroline polisi. >> i'm interested to see how this plays out. the supreme court took this case. the way they took it and the order they issued is interesting. the question they're deciding is if so and to what extent a former president en

important for us to show solidarity with the students of columbia university who being brutalized, the students who have university of texas austin were clearly being brutalized and having pepper spray against them. and yeah it's just important to it's important to clarify what our universities are doing together, because this is a national issue, this is an issue across the united states. >> so one student protests later at columbia has gotten a national attention and i'm sure you've heard about this video of him surface video that he himself had posted before the actual protests. so it's not as if it was caught on candid camera. he posted this and i just want to play the operative part of the clip which you've heard. but for anyone who hasn't seen it on social media in the past couple of days. here's commodity james zionist don't deserve to live comfortably. >> let alone zionists don't deserve to live okay, that post is getting a lot of attention. he's one of the leaders at the protest in columbia how do you react to that i think it's important to say that anyone shouldn't live when we're out here protesting a genocide, advocat

students and faculty were led away in handcuffs, and there are doing protests now at the university of texas, austin. pro-palestinian and pro-israeli protesters faced off on campus with security watching. >> is my understanding that university of texas austin funds research israel directly benefits from. >> reporter: ut austin had 50 arrested. >> they were tripping and arresting us. >> reporter: the texas governor saying protesters belong in jail but critics pointed out abbott signed this legislation in 2019. >> i'm about to sign a law that protects free speech on college campuses in texas. first amendment guarantees it. now is law in texas. >> reporter: lapd used batons to disperse a large crowd of protesters wednesday night. the school ended up canceling its main stage commencement ceremony. across the country protests are in their ninth straight day at columbia university. some jewish students say they are scared to be on campus. >> many of us were at the music festival or lived nearby, i'm sorry i'm getting very emotional, and adding to that.situation where people scream hateful speech, who have

across america are already seething, the toughest thing the day before was in texas, at the university of austintesters out of the crowd by the legs, and then, swaddled in plastic handcuffs , carried them out bound. total arrests took place in 16 states. clashes with the police are not the only thing. young people at the colombian university, where it all began, teachers, wearing orange vests, formed a human chain, protecting the entrance to the so -called gas solidarity camp, the chamber. in liberal new york, the police once again prefer not to get involved with troublemakers at any cost to themselves, but after the expiration of the next ultimatum , the first troublemakers began to be suspended from work, this only fueled their ardor. they are going to storm hamilton hall, the last time this happens this happened here back in 1968. they protested against the vietnam war and racial segregation. 56 years later, on the heads of the protesters there are keffiyeh scarves, they are also called arafat, and they are worn by women, although among the arabs they are an item of men’s clothing, but the pa

stephen mintz is at the university of austin and angus is historian at american universities. stewart what the protestors are calling for here? what do they want as a result of these demonstrations? >> it varies campus by campus. what we're looking at is they're looking for a divestment of the university's financial relationships with israeli companies, a disentanglement of the universities from relationships with the israeli government or military and transparency as to the nature of those relationships where they currently exist. >> profess or, what do you make of the demands as profess or johnston have laid out? do you think they can be achieveed? >> i think they're very likely to be achieved. the protest of the 1960's. it was possible to achieve some kind of accommodation. first of all, one of the demands, an tend to the military draft received widespread support throughout society and richard next knicks -- nixon's administration would make that happen. there were some practical goals like study programs, women study programs, co-education at the university and regulations

universities, students, some of the teachers and local activists are ignoring the schools leadership and all standing up against the wind gauze. the. this was the scene at the university of texas austin a few hours ago. hundreds of students have been arrested across the country. state troopers have detained several students who refused to leave. i mean law university administrations have grown increasingly intolerance as a nationwide protest movements with students on demanding an end to genocide ongoing. so i'll just there is heidi direct, castro has the license from the university of texas. the know the web protest as have bound to continue the demonstrations despite the rest of many of the demonstrations. and it has been in the as here on the you t, austin, kansas, kansas, monday morning. as a sign, the stage by faculty in opposition to the way that you t austin, to ministration has to test, has now run into a conflict or seen approach to my left. these are members of the youtube community or students. some of the faculty members, reason they're holding umbrella minutes ago there was pepper spray showing the other side what, what i'm seeing here to my right or the police officers

the toughest thing the day before was in texas, at the university of austin, the police first pulled f the crowd by the legs, and then, swaddled in plastic handcuffs, carried them out bound. in total, arrests took place in sixteen states. clashes with the police are not just a matter of young people at the columbia university, where it all started, teachers. having put on orange vests, they formed a human chain, protecting the entrance to the so -called gas solidarity camp, tent. in liberal new york, the police once again prefer not to get involved with troublemakers, but after the expiration of the next ultimatum, the first busters began to be suspended from classes, this only fueled their ardor. they are going to storm hamilton hall, the last one. since this happened here already in 1968, they protested against the vietnam war and racial segregation, the first time the building was taken 8 days before the assassination of martin luther king. 56 years later, on the heads of the protesters there are keffiyeh scarves, they are also called arafat, and they are worn by women, although am

of palestine calls the protesters "our students at american universities." the statement comes as dozens of students are being arrested at the university of texas, austin. now a live look at the university of southern california where protests appear to be heating up. and the students appear to be staying a while. meantime in new york, the speaker of the house made note of the terrorist support. watch. >> today hamas issued an endorsement statement of the protesters on this campus, calling them the future leaders of america. they screamed at those who bear the star of david. [ chanting ] >> enjoy your free speech. >> it was chaos on the campus. we were looking out into a sea of students faces with rage. so many of them, jesse, don't even know what the heck they are talking about. they don't know what hamas has done, they deny the facts of october seventh. some of them denied tonight 11. >> trace: as you saw, speaker johnson was not treated to a friendly welcome by student agitators on their sixth day of protests. we have team fox coverage. live a columbia. but we begin with matt finn live in los angeles. >> reporter: trace, today was unorganized day of r

university students. some of them teaches local activists or ignoring the schools leadership and all standing up against the wall in goss. this was the scene at the university of texas austin, in the past hour or so. sometimes of students have been arrested across the country . state troop is detained. several students who refuse to move university administrations have grown increasing in this is a nationwide protest movements where stevens have been demanding an end to the jet assembly in guns. meanwhile, steven protest is at columbia university, have been given an ultimatum. leave that encampments or face suspension that were given a 2 pm deadline, which has now passed that demanding educational institutions withdrawal, the investments and companies they say, all complicit in genocide. we have a team of correspondence covering the purchase in the united states. phil level is in massachusetts at the institution of technology. in cambridge, we have teresa buyer. she's live from columbia university in new york, where this will began. but 1st, let's go to hottie, jo, castro, she's at the texas university in austin, with several 1000 students, have been arrested heidi extraor

the toughest thing the day before was in texas, at the university of austin, the police. first she pulledut of the crowd by the legs, and then, cutting them off with plastic handcuffs, they carried them out bound. in total, arrests took place in sixteen states. clashes with the police are not just a matter of young people at the colombian university, where it all began, teachers, wearing orange vests, formed a human chain, protecting the entrance to the... 56 years later, the protesters are wearing keffiyeh headscarves, they are also called arafatkas, and worn on women, although among the arabs they are an item of men's wardrobe, but the participants in the performance do not delve into the details, here at hamilton hall they hung a banner with the intifada inscription, because this was a little wrong... it only made things worse for itself, but they couldn’t help but do it. now they put biden on the splits. the wallstreet journal is trying to measure its width. biden is caught between american national interests at a time of global crisis and the demands of a significant part of his poli

here at the university of texas-austin, dueling protests. pro-palestinian and pro-israeli protesters facing off on campus with security watching. >> it is my understanding that the university of texas-austin funds research that israel directly benefits from. >> reporter: on the campus of usc, the lapd used their batons to disperse a large crowd of protesters late last night. the school canceling the main stage commencement ceremony. cbs's nancy chen is at columbia university. >> reporter: dozens of tents remain here at columbia university as we near a midnight deadline, school administrators have set to clear this lawn. right outside it, israeli flags, and some jewish students we spoke to say they feel scared to be on campus. >> many of us knew people or the music festival or that lived nearby -- i'm sorry. i'm getting very emotional about that. the situation where people scream hateful speech, who have harassed and attacked physically people is just making it impossible to be here. >> reporter: back here in austin, student demonstrators are

here at the university of texas austin dueling protests. pro-palestinian and pro-israeli protesters facing off on campus with security watching. >> it is my understanding that the university of texas at austin funds research that israel directly benefits from. >> reporter: on the campus of usc, the lapd used their batons to disperse a large crowd last night. the school canceling the main stage commencement ceremony. cbs' nancy chen is at columbia university. >> reporter: dozens of tents remain here at columbia university. right outside it, israeli flags. and some jewish students we spoke to say they feel scared to be on campus. >> many of us knew people at the music festival or that live nearby -- i'm sorry, i'm getting emotional about that. the situation where people scream hateful speech, who have harassed and attacked us verbally and physically people is just making it impossible to be here. >> reporter: back in austin, student demonstrators are still to campus. police have stayed close by, but they have not made any moves to clear out th

you're about to meet a group of students at the university of texas at austin who hold a variety of opinionsinian issues. what sets them apart is they're not just determined to work out their differences but amidst the turmoil they call themselves family. here's my "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a very important and special dialogue. so let's get started. the ground rules will be usual. this will be civil. >> byron: for the next 90 minutes these college students will speak hard truths to each other, in the hardest of times. >> and what we've seen in gaza is unprecedented. like it is on a different scale. there are no universities left. there are no hospitals left. it is unlivable. >> i do believe that israel and the existence of a jewish state in some form is necessary for the protection of jews and the safety of jews. >> byron: they're all students at the university of texas austin, all desperate for common ground. amidst the bloodshed in gaza and israel they have family and friends in both places. >> we're called atidna. we combine the he

but we begin with an escalation on campus at the university of texas in austin. hundreds of sites has moved into surrounding students on campus and have the tiny civil students. the demonstrators have been told to leave immediately, but they clearly are refusing to define closing. so they stands in support of palestine, they want an immediate ins to to warrant garza, we have correspondents covering these purchase right across the country. today's a boat is live outside columbia university in new york. reynolds has 10 thing on the campus. if you see a light in california, but 5th bits, he'll have to hide at your castro. she's at the purchase at the university of texas in austin. and heidi state troopers is we have seen the have moved in on these protestors over the last hour can just bring us up to date with what is happening there right now. yeah, arrests are continually ongoing here if you see behind me now the sheriff department has showed up with a large class that they are filling now with arrested protesters within the circle there. that's the encampment. and you were seeing thos

we're showing our viewers right now some pictures from the university of texas at austin. this is happening right now. this has columbia university in your city of d'arc has begun to threaten at least start suspending students as demonstrators. so standing there ground, what do you make of these scenes well, first of all, i want to push back when the comments that was made, that because it police department when or in columbia grounds after they were asked to come in, that is sparked is wave of protests that is not true. >> you've had over i believe protests in the city that were peacefully managed by the new york city police department dealing with after the after the massacre on october 7. and we're going to continue to respect the school's abilities to determine how they want to resolve these issues protests is part of the foundation of our society. i protest as a young person, as a college students, to dismantle apartheid. we know a protest is, but it's not illegal to protest. but his immoral to call for the destruction of group or race, or ethnicity. an estimated, that

here in this very kind of significant part of the university of texas right hand lavendera live for us from austin will keep an eye on the situation their stay with cnn news central. we're following all of the breaking news on college campuses. >> these are live pictures that you're watching of columbia university. we're also keeping our eye on developments in israel and the gaza war. >> we'll be right back every piece of evidence tells a story how we really haven't. jesse. oh, mondo. sunday's at nine on cnn at st. jude. >> the mission is something that everyone can truly get behind i would love to be able to end childhood cancer. i learned that no patient ever has a bill from st. jude, not for travel for medical expenses in there on that branch? we're just regular people donating. >> and i think it's cool to be able to make a difference in someone's lives in a way that is meaningful what is the dumbest thing you've ever wasted money on? >> i was paying for two netflix accounts over like three years that's like $4,000 how do you figure that out i saw an app that shows you all the monthly subscript

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>> of the dozens of people who were arrested from the university of texas at austin, prosecutors have all of the charges, saying they did not meet the minimum threshold of probable cause for the arrest. they were actually protesting, counter protest, people peacefully assembled on multiple sides of the issue. they should all have their rights respected. we should remember young people so often other coaches of this country. just as people protested at the university of texas at austin during the vietnam war or the iraq war it is important to hear their voices and not be sending riot police with shields and weapons to treat them as enemies. we should really be listening to our students and young people, and protecting the first amendment for everyone, whether you agree with their views or not. >> i want to tell everyone what we are seeing. we are seeing pro-palestinian and pro-israeli folks face-to- face there in los angeles. let me ask you about some jewish leaders in congress accusing the biden administration of taking a somewhat lax approach to responding to anti-semitic incidents o

these are pictures from moments ago is we are seeing an arrest at the university of texas at austin. this is one of several arrests that we you have been watching from state and local police were there on the campus as student protesters and perhaps some from outside of the campus community. that was the case last week. when there were protests and arrests formed an encampment. they're at a key part of the campus. so this is happening as we speak, but these particular pictures are just for a moment. so go as we're following really some turmoil on college campuses around the country it's not just happening in austin. we have seen similar protests, of course, all across the country from california to here in washington dc. but perhaps one of the biggest is taking place today at columbia university were school administrators gave a deadline, almost an hour and a half ago for students vacate the encampment in the middle of campus. students said that they would not be leaving. they voted and set an announced that they were not leaving that encampment. miguel marquez has been on the scene f

university in washington, dc. and she have the capitol police very careful in the why the handling the students will you are. is that right? itself a contrast of the scenes that we were just witnessing in austin fox as always, that sense of french because we know that the university administrators here at george washington university have been asking for the police to crack down in a similar fashion as they were. and at austin here and is the police, it was saying that we, we don't want the objects of, of, of talking peaceful, peaceful protest is. i still scarred a little bit by 2020 when the but the police and washington basically to donald trump's bidding and caring got peaceful protests outside the white house during the black lives. boucher approach has been very close to you that this time around, but we know how quickly things can change, especially when the administrators meet the university academic administration that's supposed to be nurturing freedom of stores and expression and engagement critically with the well, the other ones who are saying we need to, we need to clear these people out because when it comes to israel there's absolutely no room for descent. as far as the, as far

the so he's in the rest of the university of texas. austin has student demonstrations against the wind gauze is spread across the us campus. the money inside the business, that one is there a life from that also coming up purchase that columbia university continue as students defy a deadline to leave a face suspension.

here at the university of texas, austin, dueling protests, pro-palestinian and pro-israeli protestersing off on campus, with security watching. >> it is my understanding that the university of texas at austin funds research that israel directly benefits from. >> reporter: on the campus of usc, the l.a.p.d. used their batons to disperse a large crowd of protesters late last night. the school canceling the main stage commencement ceremony. cbs's nancy chen is at columbia university. >> reporter: dozens of tents remain here at columbia university as we near a midnight deadline school administrators have set to clear this lawn. right outside it, israeli flags, and some jewish students we spoke to say they feel scared to be on campus. >> many of us knew people who were at the music festival, or that lived nearby. i'm sorry, i'm getting very emotional about that. and adding to that, the situation where people scream hateful speech, who have harassed and attacked both verbally and physically people, is just making it impossible to be here. >> reporter: back here in austin, student demonstrat

of pushback, especially around issues like palestine and gaza. you have indiana university and emory university, and the university of austin in texas, so interestingent, so they bite it, new schools arejoining, so encampment, so they bite it, new schools are joining, so curious to see if anyone else occupies a building or do what columbia did last night postop interesting that hamilton hall was the billing occupied, because it was during the vietnam process as well —— vietnam process as well. vietnam process as well -- vietnam process as well-— process as well. protest. thank you for “oininu process as well. protest. thank you forjoining us— process as well. protest. thank you forjoining us claire _ process as well. protest. thank you forjoining us claire davenport. - forjoining us claire davenport. thank you me. to kenya now , where the country's president has announced people living in areas at risk of flooding or landslides will be asked to evacuate from wednesday. it comes after a week of severe flooding in the country , which has killed at least 169 people. kenya is now bracing forfurther rain. president ruto sys the army has been mobilized t

the week of the students at columbia university, new york began protesting students of the university of texas and austin, of the latest to have a voice is demanding that university accepts no funding for israel. let's go to life and i have to john henry and who is outside columbia university campus in new york. and john, despite these arrests, despite a very visible police presence that some of these campuses demonstrations to protest continue to grow. can you give us a sense of what it's like there, where you of the well here in columbia, where in many ways is all started. there's a midnight deadline that the university president, menu ship fee has set for the protesters inside the university to clear out a central square where they've set up test tents and begun to occupy that areas which cleared out once. when last week, a 100 students were arrested, but they just simply came back, set up the tents again. there was a deadline set for tuesday at midnight. now it's thursday at midnight local time. that's about 4 am granite meantime. so there's a confrontational attitude. the reason there's a confrontat

direct confrontation with the police, security forces began mass arrests of students at the university of austin

inspiresleep.com >> sandra: fox news alert as we continue to look at life pictures coming out of austin, texas, this is a universitygrowing number of protesters have called to walk out. they plan this classroom walkout where students are invited to occupy the south lawn of the campus. we've seen a growing police presence they could be public safety officers. a pretty big growing number of protesters on the campus they are. let's bring back transportation secretary pete buttigieg who joins us now. mr. secretary, as we watch this, what are your thoughts? obviously you had to watch the situation very closely as it developed on the golden gate bridge and those protesters that cut off the traffic there, what are your thoughts as we watch these protests growing in number by the day on our college campuses in this country? >> what we saw when it came to the protests that took place on the bridge and others that had taken place near airports in my mind is transportation secretary immediately goes to safety. obviously in america we have a proud tradition of respecting and upholding first amendment rights. it is important wh

spontaneous barricades were erected at emerson college, the university of southern california, even in conservative texas, at the university of austind since monday. at night, police tried to push the demonstrators out of the campus gates, but during the day they again set up tents with posters on the lawns and prepared for the speaker's visit. rep. mike johnson, the third-largest man in the state, was shouted at "mike sucks" and booed for his speech. the authorities also do not stand on ceremony with the demonstrators, hundreds of students have already been arrested, the governor of texas sent units of the national guard to protest campuses and called for the expulsion of everyone who demonstrates, and the french mon believes that the action of american students is an electoral trap for... medical drugs are being prepared by scientists from the federal medical and biological agency that sanctions have become an incentive for research, colleagues of the department spoke today at the final meeting, and we are talking not only about foreign analogues that have stopped being supplied to russia, but about medicines that no one in the wo

i'm going to go now to id show castro heidi's at the university of texas in austin. i believe you have a guest with you this hour just before we go to that, to that interview though you've been explaining that the president of the university where you are is really flip flopped on how to deal with these protests . why that's right, j hard. so the president of the university of texas at austin and he was taking a lot of blame after the images we saw from the 1st day of these protests and which police had some violent confrontations with the student demonstrator ultimately arresting, $57.00 people, almost all of them have had their charges dropped, and after the outcry that came not only from protesters, but even from some supporters of the university. well, hard to release a new message last night to the youtube community, saying that it was a difficult and 10th day saying that he believed at the time that this protest would follow what he said was the national playbook. unclear exactly what that meant. but apparently acknowledging that there was no violence but that t