he's also a professor of history at the university of exit, or i wanna thank you both for joining me a lot. i'm going to start with you. at the moment pro power spend protests are being suppressed in a number of countries across europe, austria and germany. they black protests in france. we seem pro palestine demonstrations of only now being allowed on a case by case basis when they 1st there was a total ban on them. how do these nations that are they justify this kind of crack down or free speech? and i think that the dots be funded by accepting that i don't look for too long. these really none of the thoughts of the this is doris sizing, the event of the sentence of october because of july thing. namely, as if what happened on the 7th of october, i totally absorbs as well from all the criminal policies and the boss, and gives a free license for criminal policies now, in the prison and a subsidy is, i think them humanize by visa, rick got kind of framing any support to the other thing is support photo and so on . and i'm, i'm quite confident that this would not hold water for too lon

he's also a professor of history at the university of exit, or i wanna thank you both for joining me a lot. i'm going to start with you. at the moment pro power spend protests are being suppressed in a number of countries across europe, austria and germany. they black protests in france, we seem pro palestine demonstrations of only now being allowed on a case by case basis when they 1st there was a total ban on them. how do these nations that are they justify this kind of crack down of free speech? and i think that the dots be funded by accepting that i don't look for too long. these really none of the thoughts of the this is doris sizing, the event of the sentence of october because of july thing. namely, as if what happened on the 7th of october, i totally absolves is going from all the criminal policies in the past and gives a free license for criminal policies now, in the prison and a subsidy is, i think them humanize by visa, rick got kind of framing any support to the other thing is support photo and so on . and i'm, i'm quite confident that this would not hold. we'll go for too

egypt is pushing back against the idea of corridors saying that an exit of palestinians would have grave consequences on the palestinian cause. >> doesn't mean universitys who were visiting the bay area from israel and they are stuck here in san francisco watching the war happened at home. group came to the city over the weekend to get to know the jewish community here and to learn about technology as soon as it got here. last launch that surprise attack in israel. students have been trying desperately to find a way home. they say all they want to do is be back with their loved ones. >> they're in the bunker is without electricity, see my nephews for 2 years old, 4 years old having to sleep off on the floor, on on the bump. there's really students attended a service at congregation, chinese israel in san francisco on sunday. >> say they're grateful to see all the american support for israel. >> dozens of people also gathered in san anselmo to pray for israel last night over sarah stinson was there. has that story for us. >> to people of all ages gathered in front of san anselmo city hall wednesday night to sing jewish songs and pray for the israelis af

university of warsaw, an expert at the strategy 2050 institute. congratulations, professor, glory to ukraine. good afternoon, glory, yes, yesterday's parliamentary elections, we followed, there are no final results yet. but the results of the exit polls are already available, and in general, judging by yesterday's battles at the polling stations, there is a feeling that the east of poland supported the ruling party, the west of poland supported the civic coalition, well, of course, the key there was the civic platform of donald tusk, you word, but we already have more than that exit poll, but we also have late exit. hey, and also, some of the singles were simply counted, eh, indeed, we have such regional differences in poland, but they have always existed and will always exist, the main thing is, first, a very high turnout in the elections, more than, it seems, 70%, but this has not happened in poland yet for... for many years, the second is the victory of the democratic opposition, that is, the public platform that you mention, the third way, from which i also ran for parliament, and the left forces, and the third point, it is very limited the result... of the anti-ukrainian nationalist confederation, always after the election

farhangiyan university had developed according to its space plan on the day of its establishment, today there should be 40,000 teachers a year. it means that there were 400 entrances and 400 exits, and what would happen if this trend continued? non-government schools instead our public schools have led to the situation that farhangian university, when i became its president, had 50,000 students outside the dormitory on 20 ardi behesht last year , while according to the statutes of the university, the student must be a student at the university in order to form a teacher's identity. in these two years, 700,000 square meters have been added to the space of farhangian university. even now, the government and parliament are trying to increase the space of the university so that it can meet the main needs of education, because a part of the needs will definitely be provided by the university. thank you very much , dr. one of the demands of the supreme leader of the revolution he has brought up the useless contents of the textbooks, how much has happened to the real demands of the people . there is also something interesting to tell you, my dear. they say, and we checked and observed

university. four of those victims were students. and the shooting happened outside the school's fine arts center when a homecoming week event had just wrapped up. students reported hearing a loud bang as they exitedely the crowd began to run and shelter in place. classes are cancelled today but the shooter remains at large. let's take you to the campus with cnn's gabe cohen. gabe, immediately, police say they don't believe the students were the targets here. so how did all of it start? >> reporter: yeah, so, boris, baltimore police say it looks like this started as some sort of fight between two small groups that quickly escalated. when at least two people pulled out guns and opened fire. and those five victims in this case, four of whom are morgan state students, police say they weren't the intended target here. they were just caught in the middle. and it's really a stunning situation for the people who go to school in this community. a lot of concern because police still have not made an arrest in this case. the commissioner speaking at a press conference just a little while ago. take a listen. >> we know there was more than one person with a weapon. the problem is the ballistics has to tell us

which is intertwined with the exit and people who were opposed to britain leaving the european union tend to be more socially liberal, what lindsay from the university ofbeen an element of the snp support that said what is the point of liberating ourselves from london only to put ourselves into check with brussels, there is also no relationship between how people voted in 2014 and how they voted in 2014 and how they voted in 2014 and how they voted in 2016 in the eu referendum. but since then some of the people who voted yes and lever has switched to no, but equally more people who voted no andrew main have switched to yes. so therefore now there is a clear relationship between attitudes towards the european union and attitudes towards the union, which is one reason why the labour party in scotland as having, in a sense, to straddle things, because it is at least somewhat in favour of a closer relationship with the european union that certainly the current government, but equally, of course, is very strongly wanted to remain inside the uk.— strongly wanted to remain inside the uk. thank you very much indeed. _ inside the uk. thank you very much indeed.