only in the university of colorado, 40 people were arrested in the university of ohio 36 and in the university of colorado. indiana 34 students were arrested for participating in a sit-in and student demonstration against the crimes of the gaza regime. in texas, the governor of this state expelled students the participant of the demonstration demanded from the university . at boston university, the police collected the tents set up by the students. at ohio state university, police raided a gathering of students where tents were set up. despite the police dealing with pro-palestinian students, student demonstrations to 75 universities and educational institutions in america. expanded. at the university of pennsylvania, the students sat in the university hall and demanded a cease-fire in gaza and the termination of the university's investment and financial connection with zionist companies. at the university of california, a new number of students gathered declaration of solidarity with palestine. american students. a message from the children of gaza to the american students who protested the w

now with that, why the site who is a professor of law and dean's faculty fellow at the university of colorado school of law, he's joining us from boulder, colorado. thank you very much for your time. thank you for speaking to us on algae 0. can you, i guess start off by telling us about the situation on your campus, what's been the interactions between police and protesting students there? so far there hasn't been too much here. there's been some protest activity, but it's at a low level, nothing. nothing compared to what's going on at columbia or n, y u or various other universities around the country. yeah. but the issue is people's minds, right? indeed it is. i mean, they've been months and months of actions from students over the war on gaza. what is behind you think this new momentum in the movement in support of the people of guys are and why have these tensions that we've seen on campuses including and why you, columbia bubbled over in recent days? well, i think as a general matter, what we're seeing is that there is a great deal of the agitation on behalf of palestine and palestinians

post newspaper of america announced this number of arrests of dozens of other students in universities. indiana, arizona, ohio, colorado texas have reported only at the university of colorado, 40 people at the university of ohio. 36 and 36 people at indiana university and 34 other students were arrested for participating in the sit-in and student demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas , the governor of this state demanded the expulsion of students participating in the demonstration from the university. in the university of busan, the police collected the tents set up by the students. at the state university. ohio police raided the student gathering at the tent site. despite the police dealing with the pro-palestinian students, the student demonstration reached 75 the university is an educational institution that has expanded in the united states. at the university of pennsylvania , students demanded a ceasefire in gaza and cut off the university's investment and financial relationship with zionist companies by sitting in the university lobby. at the university of california, a new num

demonstrations are impacting other campuses across the country, including nyu, harvard, and university of colorado. at usc in los angeles students are protesting the school's cancellation of the valedictorian speech at commencement. the school cited safety issues. the valedictorian is muslim. >> columbia university's president did not give any indication when on-campus classes would resume. >>> a heroic moment plays out in the middle of an interstate. we'll show you the tense moments when a driver is rescued ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) >anc3 mic>yeah. >>> a heroic group efforts in the middle of a

he is from the university of colorado, travelled to texas, one of the states we understand is going toty of the solar eclipse. we will be covering it on bbc news on monday evening. make sure you tune in. this is bbc news. it was a windy weekend but the wind will be lighter on monday because strong kathleen is weakening and moving away. more cloud from the south across england and wales. this area of but we are seeing more cloud coming in from the south, across england and wales and this area of low pressure is taking a bit of rain northwards as well. clear skies, scotland and northern ireland will mean a chilly start here. we've got the early rain in north wales and northern england moving northwards and largely petering out across southern scotland. later in the day we'll see some rain arriving in northern ireland. this rain in the south—west of england pushes back into wales and some showery bursts of rain arrive in southern england and later into the midlands. but ahead of that we'll get some sunshine for a while in the midlands and eastern england. so temperatures back up to a heal

why the size is a professor of law at the university of colorado screwed up a little. and he sense of oppression, of student protests and the u. s. is turning these demonstrations into a fight for constitutional rights as the 1st amendment is kind of the hallmark freedom that america you know, puts forth as how it sees itself in the world. is the home of freedom of speech and when you see that being that being curtailed based on the viewpoint discrimination which is, you know, kind of a something that's supposed to be not allowed under the 1st amendment. and you see university administrators kind of selectively applying that against pro palestinian protest. you see the response by the students has been to double down and to insist on their right to protest in solidarity after all, what they're protesting is in fact a genocide where new horrors, just kind of of the, you know, new hires up here every day. they, they occur every day and we're now learning about mass graves, hospitals, so the, the, the, the fuel for this is the ongoing situation in gaza and administrators d

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yet, but it is already shaping up to be one for the history books, a new forecast from the university of colorado predicts this year, we will see more hurricanes and more named storms than any other year before while any forecast this early as partly is far from final researchers say they have quote, above, normal confidence in their predictions. and are out of this broadly, there is no question that this year is solar eclipse will be a sensational spectacle worth seeing. but what mysteries of the solar system might we learn well nasa is launching rockets, right into the eclipse let's his path to find out. and cnn's bill weird joins us now to discuss bill >> why would >> eclipses be important to us understanding the universe this way >> well we can study the sky much better when the sun is bloated, just for those few minutes, did you know that albert einstein's theory of relativity was proven three years after for he floated it during the 1919 eclipse because there they could see that the fabric of the universe is bent by gravity and stars weren't where they were supposed to be this year. the mys

count poli, in california occidental college of pitts or college oregon state university. portland state university, arizona state university of utah, colorado state, the university of new mexico where several students were arrested yesterday and then sprayed with chemical irritants by police. so just about every college worth the university of large and small, you can find some protest and pro palestinian activity and demand that the universities divest in in the war in dogs that come to an end that, that activities going on. i'd like to introduce marie salem, marie a, you're a student here air and the protesters. thank you very much for being on al jazeera . now i understand, were you just came from the camp a short while ago? can you give us an idea of what, what's going on in there? what's the mood like? yeah, our income is feeling pretty strong. right now. we're really organize together with our community. although there's disruptions outside, we're staying really, really focus. we're having popular assemblies. we are having our programming, we're really, really staying focused centering gardens lives, centering that, and also staying f

as you know, we're here on the campus of the university of colorado where i went, where joe went. up on the flat irons here. you know, it's funny. when we launched and were profiling nashville, denver and colorado leapt to the top of the list. the population here is up 18% in a decade. boulder's gdp is up 23% over five years. a few things at work. it was the first state to legalize cannabis, gruesome tourism post-covid. the work from home phenomenon allowed people to move to their dream town. more than that, the area was able to diversify beyond a lot of the old line industries that in prior decades sort of made them beholden to economic cycles and made them vulnerable to economic shocks, something that is key to this area's boom. take a listen. >> denver was originally an energy town. so it had these big ups and downs with the price of gas. we now have a healthy diversification. aerospace, tech, manufacturing, a very broad base. obviously innovations, entrepreneurs and starterships. it wasn't identified as a sector until i was an entrepreneur in the '90s. and denver, boulder area

in the universities of new orleans, indiana, arizona, ohio, colorado and texas. 40 students in colorado university, 36 in ohio university and 34 in indiana university others were arrested for participating in student protests and demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas, the governor of the state has demanded the expulsion of students participating in demonstrations from universities. northeastern university, the city of bissan , police collected the tents set up by students . at ohio state university, police raided a gathering of students where tents were set up. despite the police dealing with pro-palestinian students , student demonstrations have spread to 75 universities and educational institutions in the united states. at the university of pennsylvania , students staged a sit-in on campus cease fire in gaza and cut off investment and financial connection of the university. with zionist companies . at the university of california, a new number of students joined the rally declaring solidarity with palestine . the presence of 700 scientific companies

. >>> and for only the third time in history, we could run out of names for tropical storms and hurricanes. colorado state university released their first forecast of the season. and it is also the most named storms that they have ever predicted this early in the year. the forecast projects 23 named storms of the atlantic. we only have 21 names. the reporter explains how human activity could help super charge the hurricane season. >> and our oceans have never been hotter. the university of miami highlights that in the region, where hurricanes often form, temperatures, they are already at july levels in april. >> but our oceans aren't just hot at the surface where they are getting warm at much greater depths. it is known as ocean heat content. and that is risen by the oceans rising more than 90% of the heat created by human burning coal, oil, gas. as the water will get warmer, even deeper, that you could think of that being an even bigger fuel tank. allowing hurricanes to strengthen dangerously fast, like hurricane ian or hurricane otis. tropical storm one day, category 5 hurricane the next. nearly without warning. o

francis j. recall jim, he's a full met us and basta to egypt and tech in for my head of the american university in colorado. he joins us from washington, dc. thank you. so much for your time. how do you explain this switch by polosa and others when it comes to this issue of selling weapons to israel? it is a remarkable moment in american political history, and i would explain it in 2 ways. one, i would get president by didn't do credit for being a masterful politician. whatever you think of his policies on garza or anything else, he is a 13 and a student politician and understanding american popular sentiment. and that sentiment had always been rooted in unrelenting, on questioning, support for israel by a great majority of the american people north, south, eastern west. and no doubt, he feels that from the outset he need fluid to israel after october, 7th, literally embraced net on yahoo. and did everything to show support. uh, no, he's been criticized for, you know, going to far or not showing flexibility, set that aside. the fact is, no one in the united states has been able to attract him for giving in

we need it in the se, but as a professor of international law at l. codes, university and in colorado. have so hello is a political consultant and non resident fellow at the mid least institute. thank 2 o 3 for joining us. all 3 of you. let me start with a very quick question to each of you, which is how optimistic you are about the chances of a deal have. so what do you think? all the chances that they could get a deal this time in the city way, you all car. very briefly, i'm not up to mistake. i don't think much of the parameters around the house are still have really changed, nor have the, the sort of been transpositions on, on both sides. in that regard. don, your thoughts on this? do you think there is a chance of a deal here? i think i'm off long as a deal where it or. ready daughter essentially to visualize exchange for all the hostages, and the chances are better and strangely small. whether they can do a partial hosted release for a temporary cease fire is apparently updated as far as you know, near your thoughts at the start of the discussion about how optimistic you. uh, th

of notion that it is looking to attack a nato country at all. weather forecasters are predicting what they call an extremely active 2024 atlantic hurricane season. forecasters at colorado state universityfive of which will be major hurricanes. last year, there were 3 major hurricanes and 20 named storms — the fourth greatest number of named storms since 1950. the most damaging, idalia, tore up the west coast of florida and made landfall as a category 3 hurricane. it is never good news when it comes to hurricane season and we dread a seasonal focus where we dread a seasonal focus where we have to put out high numbers because of la nina. however this year has seen the potential for london had to develop over such a warm ocean and it is because concern was we never feel good looking at those indicators and you hope that things will work out fine and that these storms will miss land, which i would like to reiterate does happen. a piece of boxing memoribilia from one of the greatest fights ever is going up for auction. these are muhammad ali's white satin boxing trunks from his epic, thrilla in manila bout, with rival, joe frazier. it's expected they could sell for up to $6 million. he wore

scientifically, in the last two days, the number of people arrested in the american student protests reached a thousand people , 40 people were arrested in colorado university , 36 ohio universities and 34 other students were arrested in indiana university due to their participation in the siege and student demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. became in texas, the governor of this state demanded the expulsion of the students participating in the protests from the universities. at northeastern university in boston, the police gathered the tents set up by the students . at the ohio state university, the police attacked the gathering of students at the place where the tents were set up win. more than two-thirds of americans are dissatisfied with biden's performance in the gaza war. according to jcn haft. some of the participants of this survey are against the us government's policy towards the gaza war. this opposition reaches 81 among young people under 35 years old. in this survey, the worst ranking of biden in his managerial performance was announced. in such a way that even 53% of party members did not approve of the policy of t

despite the arrest of 275 students and faculty members in the last two days the people arrested in the american student protests have reached a thousand people only in colorado university, 40 people in ohio 36 universities and in indiana university, 34 other students were arrested for participating in student protests and demonstrations against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. in texas , the governor of this state was arrested. laying off. the students participating in the demonstration were requested from the universities. at the university of nors-isran, the city of busan, the police collected the tents set up by the students. at ohio state university, police raided a gathering of students where tents were set up. at the same time as the los angeles police attack intensified the pro-palestinian students at the university of southern california have declared a state of alert . his name is esnat and he is famous for his smile, like the smiling pictures of him that were circulating in the virtual space just a while ago. he was happy because he had brought his mother to her old wish. he had graduated from the university of southern california in the field of med

. >>> early forecasts of this year's atlantic hurricane season suggests it could break records. colorado state university, a prominent tropical weather forecast center is predicting 11 hus hurricanes. five are expected to be a category 3 or above. an average season has three hurricanes. 23 n 23 named storms are expected. for now, the northeast could finally get a break from the rain this weekend. let's check in with angie lassman. >> weave 've still got snowshow we're going to have to deal with. you can see the big picture showing exactly that. parts of new england going to pick up snow. in the short term, we've got some of those showers that will impact parts of california. we've got rain and snow that will work across parts of the rockies in the northwest here over the next day or so. and then tomorrow, some stronger storms are expected across parts of the central plains. can you see the bull's eye right there. places from omaha to north platte and tulsa included in this with wind gusts a gusts ab beand hail being the biggest threats. 40, 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts are going to be possible. and not to

of public policy at a month and click the university. thanks again for being here. most of all these talks in colorado on sunday. what chance do you give them this time with, with everything where it is sitting right now? what chance to give them this being successful? well, i think they have slightly better chance than before in the sense that now ceasefire has become my main agenda. even with the coastal finalize to toys out. so united states talking about to cease fire the u. k. and the wake of getting these aid workers everyone i was talking about the need for a ceasefire. however, the details i think that may be difficult to work out will be 2 things. one is as far as objection for people's return to the north, they still would like to leave the north as security is on its own mt of population and trying to encourage the policy is to settle as much as possible around draft. and that's, of course antics of not acceptable to thomas and the other is the number of prisoners is right, is willing to release in return for the release of the captives. how much has made it very clear they're willing to release in 1s

experts at colorado state university are predicting 23 named storms and 11 hurricanes. they predict five of them will be major hurricanes. the government's official forecast comes out next month. meanwhile, a more immediate threat is the powerful nor'easter, which has left about 700,000 homes and businesses without power, mostly in new england. in new hampshire, a woman was killed when a tree fell on a propane tank. well, check today's forecast in just a few moments. it's a busy travel weekend, and this morning we're learning about a growing concern at airports across the country. >> a huge spike in security breaches this morning, a troubling new report about the number of people who breached airport security in the last year, including an incident from february when a woman at the nashville airport bypass security sneaking past officers before boarding a flight to l.a. and last month, a man without a ticket was caught taking pictures of other passengers boarding passes at the salt lake city airport to board a flight. he was removed just before takeoff, a tsa spokesperson tells the washingt

we actually got our first update of the season today and it is an active one is the most active forecast that the scientists at colorado state universityed 23 named storm 11 hurricanes, five of which could be major category three or stronger hurricanes all way above average. we're looking at 62% chance of landfall along the us coastline from maine down to texas. and again, that is above average part of the reason is we have lot nino ocean circulation. what that will do is push the jet stream north, which is our path of storminess. this leaves the wind shear decreasing or kind of that wind energy upstairs in the atmosphere hurricanes hate that so without that around that opens up a path for more storms to develop the climate factor of this too, is our oceans are much warmer than they used to be. that's more fuel for those hurricanes? >> all right. at least so thank you very >> much for that warning and a quick programming notes. cnn, we'll have live coverage of these solar eclipse that you should not look into with your bare eyes. on monday starting at 1:00 p.m. in eastern right here on cnn or stream it on max. and before we go in los a

of the south. another organization issuing their hurricane outlook. this forecast here from the weather company, along with colorado state university, now both saying anve average season, and norah, i think the main takeaway with this is the fact that if there's more storms, there's more chances for one to make landfall. >> norah: chris, thank you. extreme weather doesn't begin to capture what's happening in dubai. this week, the largest city in the united arab emirates got about two years' worth of rain in one day. and cbs's chris livesay reports they are still trying to get one of the world's busiest airports back to normal. >> reporter: a parched desert turned into a lake. some 10 inches of rain in a single storm. >> water too much. >> reporter: more than the united arab emirates had seen in 75 years. >> because there is so much water here. >> it's actually horrendous, the worst i've ever seen in dubai, and we have seen some bad storms in the past, but this was like nothing else. it was like an alien invasion. the sky just kept on flashing thunder, nonstop, almost nonstop. i've never seen so much rain in all my life. >> reporter: in this oil-rich r

of today or tomorrow. i believe it is colorado state university that just issued a report about its prediction for hurricane season and it is really looking very, very troubling. an ounce of prevention today, absolutely vital to preventing calamities in local communities across this country, and the situation is getting worse from an extreme weather perspective, and we have to work with every community to ensure it understands what it needs to do, how the funds that we distribute to it and funds they themselves have in terms of understanding how houses and residences of all type need to be prepared, need to be safeguarded, and what people need to do should an extreme weather events actually occur. >> i think the chair. just to make this final comments, i would very, very much like to work with you on this because i think the whole issue of fema and its role in homeland security gets lost. it gets lost in a whole lot of yes, serious issues, but a whole lot of political rhetoric as well. but this is i think an area where congress may have the opportunity to do something and to do something in a bipartisan bas

of the south. another organization issuing their hurricane outlook. this forecast here from the weather company along with colorado state university, now both saying an above-average season. and, norah, i think the main takeaway with this is the fact that if there's more storms, there's more chances for one to make landfall. >> chris, thank you. >>> extreme weather doesn't begin to capture what's happening in dubai. this week, the largest city in the united arab emirates got about two years' worth of rain in one day. and cbs's chris livesay reports they are still trying to get one of the world's busiest airports back to normal. >> reporter: a parched desert turned into a lake. some 10 inches of rain in a single storm. >> water too much. >> reporter: the united arab emirates had seen in 75 years. >> it's absolutely horrendous. it's the wort i've ever seen it in dubai, and we've seen some bad storms in the past. but this was like nothing else. it was like an alien invasion. the sky just kept on flashing thunder nonstop, almost nonstop. i've never seen so much rain in all my life. >> reporter: in this oil-rich region, luxury vehicles plowed through the

of the universe all come aligned. and then the shadow just tracing across the united states. but i have to tell you today was cooler. i'm i'm up in colorado springs now as part of this space symposium, were a lot of the industry leaders in, in commercial and civil and military space come together and everybody was outside and just like you saw and all those videos, it was such a uniting force. it just it really fires people's imagination. and the company i worked for intuitive machines just put a little lander or odie on the moon last month. and so everybody was looking at odie, which is totally cool. that's the future of humanity. it's where we're going and it was a really special moment is. >> so speaking of odie, i mean, you just talked about that lander that's up there on the moon. what data is odie potentially picking up right now as a result of this celestial event occurring you know, odie's taken a forever nap so he is not given us any de right now is done. >> we >> learned a lot about how to get there and and really set up a thriving economy on the moon. so it really is a future and we're excited about our next mission coming late

university codes will say no and not it. i do know that utah does allow it. colorado does allow it. off the top of my head, i think minnesota and i believe about ten or 11 states now is the last statistic that i saw that does allow. every now and then i read an article that says a student goes back to their guard because they have a gun in their trunk of the car and saves students. sure, i'm shooters, but sure so that is that depends on the current how the individual law is written. at the university of nevada in the state of nevada that was not an option for me to have my firearm in the vehicle because even bringing it on campus at all was completely illegal. there are other states who will students to lock their firearm up securely in their vehicle. and that's why it's really important to go through and read what the law actually is and not just the headline. the. just want to mention one more thing. i'm sorry, virginia. so our attorney office, we have a victims first mentality. we working with law enforcement to, train them with our trauma training. and i've done it many times and i just wanted

university divest from corporations. they said, well, profiting from israel industry action in does uh, what do you said the demonstration was non violent and the focused on the city of colorado police of shots and the buttons, suicide bumper. and another minutes and as they attacked the vacant, counting 5 japanese nationals, the 5 passengers survived and to be moved into police protection. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. french prime minister gabrielle upshaw has promised a crackdown on school violence in france. this follows a series of attacks on students by other school children with at least one for 10 to take. the pledge comes as the government tries to reclaim ground on security from fall, right, all the patients ahead of your opinion, actions in june. a quick recap now off our top story that have been reports of the sound of explosions in the sky near the uranium city of east for han, early this morning. but i mean, if you base a nuclear facility located in individuals have said that drones was shut down and there was no major damage. iran has played down the incident and indicated no plans for the television. european commission preside

colorado to north carolina tonight, more universities nationwide grappling with growing tensions over the war in gaza as protests spread on college campuses. [ crowd chanting ] at arizona state university, police showed up within minutes of a forming encampment. >> stop the killing. we'll stop the tents. we'll stop megaphones. >> reporter: at emory university video shows a police officer slamming a professor at one of the protests to the ground. she was charged with disorderly conduct and battery. at columbia university the school senate approving a resolution to investigate the administration. nbc's erin mclaughlin is there as the debate expands from free speech to hate speech. >> student protesters say the negotiations have stalled on the issue of divestment from israel and received no reassurances that the university won't send in the nypd. >> some concerned about the impact on graduation. >> it is in our best interest to reach an agreement before commencement. >> reporter: meanwhile at the university of southern california, many seniors who didn't get a high school graduation because of covid left devastated by the university's abrupt decision to cancel their commencement. >> outside of just being annoyed, i feel pre

university of k ron and has been a frequent guest on this show. we're also joined by a still on got audio. i'm showing off and pronouncing my ours that way. we could say you're still in colorado, he's going to editor for our lives, news magazine, the cradle gentleman. i'm not sure where i want to begin, but i guess professor, i'm going to start with you. and i said a lot there. but i did find it that it seemed to me, please correct me if i'm wrong. you're wrong. did everything possible to attack? well, not really attacking. am i right? i would say that the stripe was very calculated and carefully managed. and that it could have been much more severe and very deadly. but it wasn't simply a spectacle what the iranians did in response to the uh, is rarely impression on your, on your sovereignty and syria. mm hm. and the time of the embassy was it. the writings warmed everyone before and what they wanted to do, and then they sent a large number of drugs for the as well. but the drones were old to drones. none of them were the more modern and more technologically developed drugs . so they were very cheap and they had no technology that could be compromised. and therefore, when tho

universal that i was just drawn to it. i like the problem solving anyway tour of math, like solving a little puzzle. >> reporter: nicole ayers from coloradot to space camp. i group up in the shuttle era. >> reporter: and there's dr. chris williams from maryland, ph.d. in physics in m.i.t. and an expert in radiation. >> i have a distinct memory of being -- must have been kindergarten and painting a picture in arts and crafts of a space shuttle. >> reporter: it's a select group, only 360 astronauts since 1959. >> that was one heck of a ride, thank you. >> reporter: today they're riding spacex, 53 years after "apollo" a new space capsule called orion. the pilot will sit here. orion is fully automated. either commander or pilot can take control right here. they each have the same controls on either side and orion is a lot lighter than "apollo." they've gotten rid of the kablg and have computers. >> we'll have four crew inside and this vehicle is unique in that it's good for 21 days in space. >> reporter: nichole ayers can't wait. what is that like to be in this class that could walk on the moon? >> i think exciting is an understatement. it's

it is more typical of early june than it is right now. so the colorado state universityars. hyperactivity. named storms 23. 11 hurricanes, 5 major. the average is 14 storms and two major hurricanes. that doesn't mean these will all make land fall, but it does mean there is a lot of activity. the number of storms, 23. now last time, 2020 season, actually had 30 named storms. so we're looking at a lot of activity out of this system. we will see what happens. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are still seeing some lingering spotty showers, mainly in the east bay to the tri-valley, and snow still coming down on mount hamilton this morning. we're seeing still a slight chance of rain here. as we go into the afternoon, there will be some clearing and a mostly sunny day, but then re-firing up the activity for the evening, mainly for the inland areas. it's just going to be a chilly weekend, but guys. >> thank you, al. >>> just ahead, a look at the surprising bounce

. >> reporter: from colorado to north carolina, more universities dealing with the war in gaza as protests continue on campuses. police showed up within minutes of the encampment. >> stop the killing. >> reporter: at emory universities, a police officer slamming a professor to the ground. she was charged with disorderly conduct. at columbia, the university banning a protester who made anti-semitic remarks. pologiing for the comments saying they misspoke in the heat of the moment. this comes as the school senate approved a resolution to investigation the administration. some students now concerned about the impact on graduation. >> it is in our best interest to reach agreement before commencement. >> reporter: in california, cal state humboldt closing for the school year. at the university of southern california, those left devastated to cancel the commencement. >> i feel let down. >> reporter: amir tells us 15 of the family members were planning to fly in from atlanta to celebrate his moment and now that is in limbo. >> i don't understand how they can have president obama on campus and the security for him and world leaders, but not secure the t

of projects that rain from energy efficient home improvements to large-scale projects such as electric vehicle charging stations. >>> weather forecasters are predicting an extremely active 2024 atlantic hurricane season. forecasters at colorado state university storms this summer, 11 hurricanes, and 5 major hurricanes for the season. a typical year averages about 14 tropical storms with 7 becoming hurricanes. >>> major league baseball is headed to sacramento. the oakland a's reached an agreement to play there until 2027, while the team's new vegas stadium is being built on the site of the recently closed tropicana hotel. the a's will make their move to sutter health park once their lease in oakland ends after this season. first it was the raiders that moved back and forth, then moved to vegas. now it's the a's. back to you. >> the fan base not happy at all. bertha, thank you so much. >>> a media double play. paramount pressured on some deal chatter and disney delivers a big win. committee member jim lebenthal owns both. he joins us next. er. -thanks for swinging by, carl. -no problem. so what are all those for? uh, this lets me adjust the base, add more guitar, maybe some drums. -wow. so many choices. -yeah. like schwab. i can get full servi

of its kind forecast has just been issued for this year's atlantic hurricane season. it's predicting more hurricanes than ever before in a preseason forecast scientists at colorado state university see there could be as many as 11 hurricanes when the season starts in june, the previous high for the outlook was nine cnn meteorologist chad myers is here with the details. chadha, i think a lot of people are wondering is this related to climate change because the water is warmer? well, sure, absolutely. also because of el nino last year cause 2023 to be the hottest year on record. so the atlantic ocean is the hottest. it's ever been for this time of year. and i thought of a will try to figure out a way to explain this, but if you're running a race and they let one guide start 15 minutes earlier than the than the rest of the team won't that guy make more laps well, if we start hurricane season earlier because this map right here, it looks like may 3 to five degrees already above. so that's three to five weeks ahead of schedule. so maybe he june 1st isn't their official start of hurricane season anymore. we're going to have to make this season longer. so more active than normal, the c

i believe colorado state university just issued a report about its production for hurricane season. it is really looking very, very troubling.d an ounce of prevention today is absolutely vital to preventing calamities in local communities across this country. lee's situation is getting worse from extreme weather perspective. we have to work with every community to ensure it understands what it needs to do with the funds we distribute to it and date themselves in terms of understanding how houses and residents of all types. >> i think the chair i'd very much like to work with you and homeland security it gets lost in a whole lot of serious issues but a whole lotcu of political rhetoric as well. area at work congress has the opportunity to do something and do something in a bipartisan basis. these kind of conditions affect all of our communities i think you pretty think if you're indulgent mr. chair. >> you are welcome. we now recognize congressman neuhaus. quick think it mr. chairman, mr, mr. secretary appreciate being with us thisan morning prone to discuss the fentanyl crisis we all know is raging throughout our country. fentanyl floods

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