of being displaced from the central edges ita students as you trach university in the netherlands, protesting against israel's military operation and cancer related done, police broke up a palestinian solidarity protest at the university of ems to them. often demonstrate is bound to stay put until the institution save it all ties with israel . alex bukosa is one of the representatives of the in cabinet at the university of m. sedan. she says, organized as, of the demonstrations of which to keep rarely as peaceful and free of any hate speech. this protest is led by students and staff who are all in support of the clear we caught and the assessment demands of the university. all we want to do is with the university accountable in the space of holiday already with the policy and people who are now encountering all this silence of being brought onto them by a if we were peacefully occupying the central campus of the app to them. university . c this was in response to earlier police. 6 violence, we experience when our encampment on another campus was evicted on monday with a bunch of brian police where over a 150 students had been arrested and where they were attacked as well. we are asking now for comfortability from the univers

the netherlands utrecht, the university of protesting, as well as middle troll pricing garza adults. please break up a palestinian solidarity protest at the university of em to them to demonstrate as bound to state codes until the institutions of it all ties with israel and the missing some of the days of the news. the russian has stepped up. it's a tax on ukraine's energy infrastructure. the barrels of trains and missiles talked of possibilities and keys and 6 other cities. full thing. you're trying to limit energy supplies across the country. it's all home and how's the details on the ukrainian capital, steve? the keys. so it's like fine to pick out drawings in the early hours of wednesday. for the crating, the defense is can still move. explosions were heard in several parts of the country. russian forces moments, 50 missiles and 20 drugs, said the craning government. there was some damage in the key region, but the main big thing was the country. so electric plants, pots, if you create enough, struggling for power, where the 80 percent of the takes them are, electric generating capacity has been destroyed. it said. but it's not just the energy sector,

more than 60 people were arrested at the university of california, san diego. abc's em nguyen has the latest on this and good morning. >> rhiannon good morning. as talks for a ceasefire enter a critical stage, protests over the war have again turned violent here in the u.s. this morning. tensions rising on more college campuses over the war in gaza. students at the rhode island school of design took over an administrative building last night, barricading entrances with tables and chairs as crowds gathered outside the building at mit, pro-palestinian protesters broke through the barricades to retake an encampment. at columbia, officials have now canceled the school's main graduation ceremony, citing security concerns. >> i have friends whose families are coming from places like singapore, france, mexico and other countries around the world who've spent thousands of dollars on plane tickets, so it's definitely an incredible disappointment. >> it comes as israel appears closer to carrying out a major ground offensive in southern gaza overnight, a palestinian security offic

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the sweeping change to the language of the university policy would 'em my candidate potentially -- implicateth companies that deal with china which is conducting a genocide against the weergs, but caving the these hundred or so kids after eight days making tease broad changes is pretty noting. especially in light of the state department report, and we're almost out of time, but i want to ask you because the state department has found, basically, that israel is lawfully using weapons provided by the u.s. government while very critical of's israel's conduct and calling for israel to do more. the state department found that israel's use of u.s. weapons is fully compliant and that weapons shipments can continue. that's despite president biden withholding them. what's your take on that? >> again, the president's decision and the remarks by senator schumer calling for regime change and nancy pelosi calling for prime minister netanyahu to step down are all political. it's rooted in the fact that they are concerned about electoral politics in michigan and minnesota. it has nothing to do with how isr

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a cookie shop right by emory university here in atlanta has jewish owners, and em if ory is one of the many schools are police -- where police shut down anti-israel protests. since october 7th the owner says the store has been receiving threatening e-mails, calls, and people are vandalizing it. and they say since all the protests, things have gotten worse. >> one person called in threat us that he will come and burn us. and he said that he hate israel and hate all the jews and we deserve to die. >> reporter: the husband and wife owners started displaying an israeli flag in the store since the start of the war, and they say sales went down while attacks went up. for example, the store received an e-mail last week saying in part, quote: your store is going down unless you will stop supporting a country that murders, tortures and commits a genocide. they say threats and attacks like this happen two to three times a week, and heir not alone. less than a month if ago an anti-israel protester appeared in court after officials arrested her for allegedly threatening to murder a city council me

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em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. [shouting] maria: the nypd releasing body cam footage of officers arresting anti-israel protesters who barricaded themselves inside columbia university the group that helped coordinate the chaos. the people's forum is a registered charity with operations made possible by millions of dollars in donations, they held a meeting in manhattan hours before the demonstration, washington free beacon senior investigator reporter joe simonson sat in that meeting over zoom and he joins us now, great to have you thank you for being here. can you tell us what you heard and learned from the zoom? >> thank you for having me, absolutely. during the meeting which lasted two and half hours you had senior employees of the people's forum which as you said a self-described marxist group funded by left-wing millionaires held a planning session both for may day protest and also for escalating the columbia protest and essentially what the organizers of the meeting said we want to re-create the summer of 2020 that was with cheers and claps. after the individual spoke the attendees broke into separate meeting groups and talked about how to escalate the protest

em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. stuart: women's water polo club team under fire at university of michigan and prepare to compete in nationalender athlete on their roster. riley gains joining me now. get this straight, a 31-year-old biological man is going to play against women in water polo. what do you think to that? >> gosh, i have so many questions, stuart. one, this is a 31-year-old. i don't care if it's a female, 31 years old is ridiculous, and this is a male. playing against the women. this headline right here is a telltale sign of where we are as a nation, especially where it stands -- where academia stands today. stuart: what do you do about it? this person competes. i presume this person is pretty good to get on the team and this person may help that team win hawaii do you do about that? does the opposing team walk off and say we're not competing or going to do this. nobody plays or swims or wins. >> this is called cheating. what did we call lance armstrong when he took performance enhancing drugs and this is no different. this is a male with performance enhancement that being tesky toast roan and what the -- tesk

em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. maria: welcome back, time for the boarding buzz the head of iranian university reportedly offering scholarshipsn university students who were expelled over the anti-israel protest, meanwhile the university of chicago student making big demands from the anti-israel encampment, watch this. >> i demand that chicago repair in palestine, chicago and beyond this includes explicitly acknowledging such harm as well as implementing a commuter the accountable program of operation. the harmonizing and reducing by 50% by 2030. maria: okay that's a university of chicago student making those demands. a lot to unpack, your reaction. >> i don't even know what to say about that. i think it's really interesting how the conversation has switched to the students that are actually breaking the law are the ones i have the power and i hope that some of the university presidents do not placate and reward some of the protesters. again we all talked about the protesting that is calm and not breaking any laws is one thing but this is not. the demands are something i cannot comprehend. on the iran funding of students, tha

university of massachusetts has withdrawn over a police crackdown there. >> meanwhile, israeli prime minister netanyahu, in a new interview with doctor phil, is responding to a decision by president biden to withhold some weapons from israel. abc's em nguyen has the latest on that. and good morning, rhiannon. >> good morning. yeah. in that new interview, prime minister netanyahu said he hopes he and president biden can reach an agreement. he's also reacting to the new unrest on college campuses here in the u.s. overnight. george washington university in washington, d.c, going into so-called emergency mode, restricting access to certain areas of campus, three free college stein as antiwar protesters marched through the streets, stopping outside the school president's office and forming a line across from police while demanding the school divest from companies with ties to israel. now, 33 people were arrested earlier this week at a pro-palestine an encampment at the university. police say they deployed pepper spray after officers were assaulted. the school says only six of those arrested are current students. >> prohibiting the entry of food. >> students at princeton are taking a different approach to protest the war in gaza. they've

em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. welcome back, earlier in the program showed you live pictures of protesters getting arrested at the universityt on this morning cops tore down kents in the encampment still there largely, but the cops moved in started making arrests started taking tents down that continues as we speak right now. our team, on bartiromo boulevard hit new york city to ask americans what they think about the ongoing campus protests, watch this. >> these, in school i think the right thing to do but safely. and mind full about other religions, and other backgrounds to be very respectful i don't see a problem with it. >> -- other of control i think most people, arrest, rather than educating people about the fact i think basically, the focus by people don't understand what is fact. >> i think great schools should be more behind historically wish to even be behind protesters. >> if you suggest you disagree with something, that somebody else is saying one demonstrator they won't listen to you might even push you -- >> people, 60s, 70,000 dollar a we are not allowed to go to school and studied unable to control illegal a

em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. maria: welcome back 100 people arrested at the new york city columbia university in the city college ofhamilton hall and even taken over by demonstrators 24 hours ago fox news cb cotton outside of columbia with more. >> good morning, droves of officers moved into columbia university bringing the students out who had occupied the building hamilton hall for 20 format orders this is some of the damage left behind you can see class at this bus stop has been smashed to pieces. we are trying to get this fixed and also cleaning up signs like this, disclose, divest we will not stop we will not rest the chance over the past two weeks, columbia's president offers, and the spokesperson saying after the university learned overnight that hamilton hall had been occupied, vandalize and blockaded we were left with no choice columbia public safety personnel were forced out of the building and a member of our facility team was threatened with a high potential of further escalation. mass arrest began around 9:30 p.m. eastern droves of officers in riot gear moved past makeshift their kids. by the student p

em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. maria: welcome back. anti-israel protests raging across universities across the country. earlier this morning protesterss on the campus ofnts and agitators into the car, arresting them. more than 30 demonstrators were arrested at george washington university. officials say only six of those people, however, are current gwu students, a lot of outside an day you tores here. joining -- agitators. joining us now, professor melinda roth. tell us what you've been seeing. i know you've been outspoken about student protesters. you're questioning if they know what they're supporting here. >> well, good morning, maria. thank you for having me. the students -- most of the students, first of all, most of the protesters are not students as arrest records have proven. many of the students i engaged with really are just spewing messages that they have been really indoctrinated with. they're not uttering a single word about cease fire or i say that as i see a sign that says cease fire, but they're not talking about a cease fire. they're not talking about the release of the hostages which should be most important and front and center of

em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. >> looking in new york's morningside heights neighborhood and columbia university, a hundreds of new york police officers have gathered on broadway outside the university, just steps away from hamilton hall, which is the building. the protests are occupied late last night. and continue to hold onto or going to continue to monitor the situation, break-in with any new developments as they come in back to the trial going through attorney and keep davidson's testimonies. we've been discussing already. it's not hard to feel the looming presence of michael cohen or anticipate how his testimony, demeanor may land with a jury. they've got a pretty good sense of it today, but it was out there already back in 2018, was seen as sort of sidon or talk to davidson about his dealings with cohen? he told sarah then that his first contact with michael cohen was in 2011 when stormy daniels, as davidson to demand a website removed the story of her alleged affair with donald trump, and davidson called cohen what was that conversation? like? >> when i think it's a lot of chest pounding yeah, to the best

em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. >>> 6:26 a.m. out west, beautiful shot of seattle, the home of the university of washington.greement paving the way for schools to pay student athletes. christine romans has the details. >> overnight, a revolution in college sports. the ncaa has always viewed student athletes as amateurs, but college sports have exploded in popularity, becoming a multibillion dollar business and launching superstars. >> your new all-time ncaa leading scorer caitlin clark. >> athletes have been speaking out for years. >> i think they should be paid some portion of money so their basic needs are taken care of. >> now the ncaa announcing a historic agreement allowing schools to pay division i players for the first time in 100 years. the acc, big ten, big 12, pac-12 and the sec all agreeing to pay $3 billion in damages to current and former athletes who were prevented from earning endorsement money and broadcast revenues. it's all part of a settlement in three anti-trust cases. >> this is a huge win for athlete advocates. >> the settlement also includes a groundbreaking revenue sharing plan for f