of columbia university. congress was summoned to ask questions of representatives about what anti-semitism is in the university columbia replied, of course, summoning the presidents of universities is not new for this reason. two or three months ago, the presidents of harvard university of pennsylvania and mit university were also summoned , but unlike those three who supported the right of students to express their protest. mrs. minoosh shafiq has a different approach. he took it and gave the students 24 hours to vacate that area, but they also resisted and the police intervened, that is, the university president requested that the police enter, so probably the difference between columbia university and the previous university was that the university president he didn't want to lose his job like those university presidents and he went along with the congress and now the system that is ruling in america and asked the police to come to the scene. what happened next? then we saw that the protests quickly spread in different american universities. which was in your reports , in addition to america, we are witnessing widespread protests in other countries, that is, if the president of the univ

so went off campus. police cleared out demonstrations at columbia, and the city university of new york, around 300 people were arrested twice of the reports from new york. they showed up outside columbia university to support the student. protestors detain, doing the rate on this campus tuesday evening. they say students need to be heard not in prison. the students are understandably upset and what's happening in the world, and they have a right and they have to duty as moral individuals to protests. police entered hamilton hall at the university campus to remove students who had barricaded themselves inside. it's a 2nd time police went into the university in 2 weeks, at least 300 people were detained in columbia and in the city university of new york. but he's part of the barn and students have returned to this truth. this is what many campuses not totally in new york city, but across the united states, look life with a very strong police presence on the students that you can see here. say that they then stop. they say they're the next generation in this country. they're en route beca

so what's happening then now, as well, that's correct for here outside the city university of new york with a group of students. many of them they've been part of the process happening not only in columbia university, but also here there's being carrying a press conference explaining what's being happening in their campuses. many of them were present doing on tuesday evening during the assault by the police, the new york police and columbia university, where at least 300 students were detained, not only from columbia university, but also from this university where we are right now. the students are saying that to the campus of columbia university was turned into a war zone that many of their students that were pressing there. some of them were injured, they were treated by other students, have created this this more medical center so they can tend to themselves, to their rooms. they're saying that they will continue, that they're trying to discredit to their movement. let's not forget what the mayor of new york city has said. they're accusing that many of the students have become radic

the universities of the states of new mexico, california, florida, washington and the universities of germany and france are still the arena of anti-sefarinist demonstrations. warning of 50 international humanitarian organizations about the zionist regime's attack on rafah. the same hague court started the investigation about the collective groups of gaza. approval of a 35% increase in the salaries of pensioners and retirees at today's meeting of the government board. for example, a dear retired person who has a wife and a child . above 10 million tomans, the minimum salary will be for this year, god willing. the government allocated 1500 billion tomans for the flood of sistan baluchistan. and in the higher program , we will check the increase in the number of representatives of the islamic council, yes or no? what are the different views on this issue? how can the parliament be helpful in this plan? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate . good day, dear viewers, at the beginning of this ser

university. he was summoned to the congress and asked the questions of the representatives about what anti-semitism is in the university. columbia replied, "of course, summoning university presidents for this reason is not a new thing. two or three months ago, the presidents of harvard university of pennsylvania and mit university were also summoned." unlike those three who supported the students' right to express their protest, ms. minoush shafiq took a different approach and gave the students 24 hours to vacate the area, which they also resisted and the police intervened, that is, the university president. he asked the police to intervene. so , probably, the difference between columbia university and the previous university was that the university president did not want academic deans like those. he lost his job and accompanied the congress and now the regime that is ruling in america and asked the police to come to the scene. what happened next? then we saw that the protests quickly spread in it spread in different american universities , as it was in your reports, in addition to america , we are witnessing massive protests in other countries, the university, that is, if the president of klanby university

the university of north carolina, least the rest of dozens of protesters there and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. a woman sought help after being pepper sprayed . and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently over the past week, protesters continued to gather, seemingly unintimidated by the show of force. despite the violent attacks at u. c. l, a, and least suppression elsewhere. students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on guns, a show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. now we have a team of correspondents covering the protests across the us. phil of al is at the university of north carolina where they were number arrest on tuesday. but 1st that's close eva to kristen slavery at columbia university in new york, where the protest movement began 2 weeks ago. chris is of course, the man of new york has been speaking of the last few hours. what has he been saying about the events of the past 24 hours of the that's right. he said that the n y, p g was working in conjuncti

they also made arrests at city college of new york and today fordham university. nearby is also seeing tense protests. joining us live now to talk more about the movement is angus johnston, historian of student activism, who teaches at hostos community college in the city university of new york. angus thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> look, you teach, i think, at a different college, right in new york city, seeing what happened, though, at columbia, what do you think about what transpired? >> so i think it's really interesting that what all of this was started by was columbia's decision to send in the police and then for about a week, they realized that that had been a mistake, and they were attempting to negotiate. and then they did something very strange. they announced that they were suspending all of the students who were participating in the encampment without first removing them. and so i think it was at that point, kind of inevitable that students were going to escalate in turn, because basically columbia said you had nothing to l

york university's faculty of engineering chained herself to a bench using chains and glue, and the new york police arrested her. the french police are also in talaz university of political sciences kicked out the students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza with a baton. a college in paris was also closed due to protests in support of palestine and condemnation of the zionist regime. berlin police too. he announced that the action of students in erecting tents supporting palestine is prohibited and the police is ready to deal with these gatherings. 50 organizations and institutions active in the field of humanitarian affairs warned rifa about the consequences of a possible ground attack by the zionist regime. in a letter to the president of the united states, these organizations warned that an attack on rafah would lead to the collapse of aid distribution humanitarian activities in the gaza strip. it will result in. the director general of the world health organization also said that the ground operation of the israeli army in the city of rafah will lead to a human disaste

american students chant "death to israel, death to america" ​​this time on the wall of the new york universitythe arts , it's time for the new school, here it is written , "destroy zionist commercial interests everywhere, death to israel, death to america in this university, the police attacked the tents of 43 students." arrested the answer that today to the surprise of the government saw that it was against the right to protest. our president denies the fact that all the universities have been bombed in gaza and that genocide has occurred . in this situation, negotiations will not work and we will continue to improve. we will stay here and we don't care what the university or the zionists want to do against us , as long as we reach our goals, we will stay here at princeton university in america, where the police arrested 15 students, now some of the students of this university are announcing in solidarity with the hungry people of gaza, they are on hunger strike. we want with this work, let's remind everyone that we don't have enough food for months. at the university of portland in america,

i'm real good all from the university of new canada. yeah, thank or the russian media had been reporting with the rest of the armies deputy chief of staff on suspicion of taking bribes and ministry causing moscow or to the deception of less kind of general by the mission model for 2 months while the investigations proceed. it's the latest in a series of arrest of senior russian ministry latest that began in april. although the kremlin denies of the pi just ministry officials is taking place to shut me off is visiting fellow with a why the you're a program out there, you are paying council on foreign relations. he focuses on russia, civil and military relations, russian domestic politics and policy making. you join us from phil, is that welcome to the w fighting ship? modern is the full senior russian ministry commander to be arrested all moved in recent months. is this a purge? good evening. hello, thanks for having me. this is a purge, but the question remains what kind of verge, whether you spell it as part of policy or image. in my vi

the university of north carolina, least the rest of dozens of protesters there and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. woman sought help after being pepper sprayed and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently. over the past week, protesters continued to gather, seemingly unintimidated by the show of force. despite the violent attacks at u. c. l a and least suppression elsewhere. students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on guns, a show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles. kristen. so they, me, is that going to be university in new york with students? i'll keep buying a building that i would have moved and arrested. ty kristin, so what was the situation like by now? the other, so i have the police presence, the columbia university campus, perhaps you can see them now instead of starting a student demonstration, they are starting a faculty demonstration faculty have come out in support of the students who were arrested. they held a rally and now they are marching with student

of the american congress, these two university presidents to the inability to suppress protests of pro-palestinian students were accused. the president of columbia university has also been pressured to resign. the new wave of american student protests began three weeks ago at columbia university , and the police have arrested more than 2,800 students so far . well, to find out about the final results of the second round of the elections of the islamic council , we will go to the election headquarters of the country and talk to the spokesperson of the election headquarters, mr. eslami. greetings to you. please tell us about the latest results of the counting. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful . excellent work, dear viewers. well, we will pay according to the latest announcement of the election results of the 12th term of the islamic council, the second stage in mashhad and kalat constituencies, out of a total of 212,809 valid votes , mr. hassan ali akhlik amiri was nominated to the islamic council with 111,597 votes. his excellency mr. rahim karimi was introduced to the islamic council as the elected representative of this constituency with 1,365 votes. well, we have announ

we're bringing to robert mcdonald lecture at the university of new haven and dr. steve turley post of dr. troy talks, and now it's over $1200000.00 subscribers on youtube. congratulations. you're one of the few that have not been limited. we actually have a good voice out our congratulations on that one. let me start with you. actually, doctor, did you and did you have mass campus protests regarding a 4 and conflict on your bingo card for this presidential election cycle? i didn't. and in fact, james carville, said that, if by didn't does lose in november, you can basically blame it on the middle east. steven bernie sanders, the saying this might be biden's not drawing parallels to 19 it's the 8th. and whether with a d n. c convention in chicago to boot. so yeah, this is, this is really in many ways the unraveling of biden's political order in many respects. you've got a civil war breaking out on the political life. you've got the center right, more or less uniting around real major concerns of a violent left. his takeover of our university is very similar to 1968.

all from the university of new college and thank you. the russian media had been reporting with the rest of the armies deputy chief of staff on suspicion of taking bribes and ministry causing moscow or to the deception of left kind of general by the mission models for 2 months. while the investigations proceed. it's the latest in a series of arrest of senior russian ministry and think this began in april a little. the kremlin denies that a pie just ministry officials is taking place to shut me off is visiting fellow with a why the europe program out there, your pin council on foreign relations. he focuses on russia, civil and military relations, russian domestic politics and policy making. you joins us from business that welcome to the wi fi, the emission model, and it's a full senior russian ministry commander to be arrested. all moved in recent months . is this a purge of good evening? hello. thanks for having me. this is a purge, but the question remains, what kind of car is whether it's political or policy or image. in my view, it sho

first we have robert mcdonald, lecturer at the university of new haven, and dr. steve charlie, host of the dr. turley. ox with lots and lots of subscribers on youtube. robert, i'm going to start off with you with this question, because are these college pro tests a result? of the presence lackluster approach to the cause a conflict and i think it could be again going back to my commenter. ringback here of students really not knowing the heart of what's going on here. i'm not sure that they're even paying a whole lot of attention to the politics of this aspect. i think they're jumping on a bandwagon of wanting to get out and protest the flavor of the day if you will get involved in something at their campus. the academics are not very pro law enforcement. so the time to call and police many instances with respect to this case over the last couple of weeks was well after damage was done, was well after buildings were taken over was well after encampments were set up and fortified with many different items that were purchased at home depot or other places. so again,

to understand the scale of the protests, take a look at this map. from columbia university in newk. to others: yale university, harvard, massachusetts institute of technology the institute is the east coast of the usa, on the west coast there are universities of california and the university of texas and educational institutions in other states. during this week , a number of other universities joined the protests. but let's go back to new york. columbia university, there is still a standoff. when the nypd arrived, she was there. many police officers in full gear ready to face off, they climbed through the windows to clear the university building of the protesters. this student said bbc that the police acted harshly. there was someone unconscious on the floor, they arrested him and took him in, four people were pushed down the stairs while they were unconscious, and it was the nypd. both here and at the city university of new york , about 300 protesters were arrested. they put on handcuffs and took them away in a car park. the authorities are sure that third-party agitators and we

of protesters have been brutally detained. pro-palestinian. protests have already spread to most american universities, including the university of new mexico inlbuquerque, where 16 people were arrested during a protest a few days ago. their supporters organized. protest in the city blocked access to the gates of the air force base, nearby streets cordoned off by the police, they began to speak outside the states in support of student actions in the united states. students from the national autonomous university of mexico spoke in solidarity with the protesters. following the example of american campuses, students from university college in london staged a protest. the white house demands to immediately stop all support for israel and stop the supply of weapons to this country. and also put pressure on tel aviv, because many on the planet call tsakhal’s actions genocide. decisive steps ankara is taking steps to influence the middle east conflict. the turkish ministry of trade confirmed that the country has completely stopped export and import transactions with israel. restrictive measures will last until tel aviv declares a ceasefire in gaza a

this time on the wall of the new york university of the arts, it's time for the new school. it is written , destroy the zionist business interests everywhere. death to israel, death to america. in this university, the police arrested 43 students by raiding the student improvement tents. the response that we saw today from the government to our surprise was that it sent the police to take the students to jail in exchange for the right of peaceful protest. in the university of chicago, america, despite the siege. and the university's threat to suspend anti-sit-in students their zionism continues. our president denies the fact that all universities have been bombed in gaza and genocide has occurred. in this situation, nothing can be done by negotiation and we will continue to improve. we will stay here and we don't care what the university or the zionists want to do against us. until we reach our goals here. at princeton university in america, where the police arrested 15 elderly students, now a number of students of this university have started a hunger strike to express their

and a large number of students joined the protesters and chanted slogans calling for economic sanctions. and israeli universities were boycotted. at the university of newrleans, repression and attempts to disperse students by force the arrest of 12 students was not effective, and they insisted on continuing the sit-in in the university campus , and clashes were recorded between the demonstrators and the police forces. attempts to make the student demonstrations look evil. it continues at the university of pennsylvania, the administration of this university emphasized on the option of confronting the protesting students and demanded that they be dismantled. meanwhile, the police broke up the students' sit-in at the university of virginia by force. the media reports the widespread arrest of more than 500 students and faculty members. anger of students america is still expanding. in canada , a number of students gathered on the campus of the university of ottawa and chanted in support of palestine. two universities in ontario warned students about holding similar protests and repeating the actions of students at american universities. students in the fren

the number of arrests in this university the state of california has been declared more than 20 people . in new york's columbia university, on tuesday night, the police dismantled the students' improvement tents with an all-out raid, and according to cnn , nearly 400 students were also arrested. in the last two days, the police have arrested another 200 students of this university who were present in the peaceful anti-zionist protests of the last two weeks. dozens of other students of this university gathered outside the university and called for the freedom of palestine and the condemnation of the zionist genocide. shout out government capitalism and our colonialism have targeted the student uprising because the american student movement in defense of freedom. in gaza, i constantly experienced the inhuman behavior of the media and universities. they treat us as if we are a threat to national security. the police at the university of texas also arrested 17 students after collecting the tents of the well-wishing students. the situation was the same at the university of new hampshire. the police

well, we texans, some of us know over at rice university in houston that professor, dr. jeffrey j. kripalu started a whole new movement, the archives of the impossible. he calls it, to encourage more such writing. and diana polka, dr. diana university of north carolina is also beginning to write about this in the academy. so to contextualize you, if i may, you seem to be part of a new trend in american scholarship. and i congratulate not so you were touching, betty and barney as representatives of archetypes of social transformations, of the sixties. do you feel that they were adequately represented in fuller's book, the interrupted journey? you are somewhat critical of that book in your book. give us a little bit of background about not only fuller, but the ways in which they were represented in the media in the course of their life. absolutely. john fuller was journalist. he heard about betty and barney hill's story while on a trip to new hampshire and thought instantly that this would be a bestseller. and he turned out to be correct. and he tracked down betty and barney hill. he tracked down benjamin simon

of washington in that. thank you forjoining us from ucla tonight. in new york, people are back out at columbia universityress conference, vowing to continue their protests. they called arrests "violent" and criticized columbia for what they called "bad faith negotiations." police say they arrested about 300 protesters on tuesday during campus raids at columbia university and the city university of new york. the most dramatic moments came when police raided a building taken over by protesters on columbia's campus to apprehend them. police didn't say how many were students, but city officials said there's evidence students have been influenced and trained by people not affiliated with columbia university. at the university of texas at dallas, us media say at least 17 people were arrested and charged so far with trespassing for setting up an encampment on the texas campus. we will continue to watch those images coming from ucla. israel has reopened the main crossing into northern gaza, the erez crossing, for the first time since the attacks by hamas on october 7, to allow more humanitarian aid to cross into

so let's go live down to kristen salumi, who is at columbia university in new york, and the mirror of you, new york has spoken out today at the about what happened here at the university. what exactly did he have to say? maria got on this, gave an update on the situation on the columbia university campus, as well as the city university of new york where arrests were made yesterday evening, almost 300 demonstrators were arrested between the 2 campuses. and while what we've observed here are students who set up an in cabinet were talking to the media leading the charge. the question that this was still a student led demonstration. he talked about a global movement to radicalize our children, and he said that he wasn't going to let that happen. work. he said he had been working with the administration here at columbia university, but they had concerns that outside agitators was fueling. this demonstration, he's pointed to the recent takeover of the hamilton building on columbia university campus, saying that it was a change of tactics that there had been training involved. but he didn't

university of new orleans is largely forgotten here, but for ten years at least eight of those from 1990, we didn't have any staff at the museum. we got capital money from the federal government. we couldn't spend it on, so we weren't raising much private money, so we didn't have much money, pay for staff or none i mean, there was a part time assistant. the university of new orleans had senior level besides steve and myself who were involved all those years, the vice president of financial accounting and the foundation and so forth, so but in any event, and we were go quick, fly through some photographs that go back to all the various activities that that steve ambrose and i were just that hit it off together and grace and stephanie over there, they were all little kids when when all this started and there's only two surviving daughters. and i don't know how old both of you guys were in 71, but you were. about 11. okay, grace. a little bit younger. so our families of grew up together and steve and i loved everything. sports, outdoors and sailing and and we got into projects and all kinds

the university of north carolina, least the rest of the dozens of protesters there and took down the flag. at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away. at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. a woman sought help after being pepper sprayed and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently. over the past week, protesters continued together, seemingly unintimidated by the show for us. despite the violent attacks at u. c. l, a and lea suppression elsewhere, students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on gaza. show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. something back and i'll come back, i'll is a videographer the right time you spoke to somebody, u. c l, a campus and los angeles. late at night, the previous night, a group of about a $100.00 protesters. the guys are so they're already at university of california, los angeles. i began to ro, fireworks began to grow 6. i stop you. ready very large objects, the round up. yeah. i, they began to yell things is work is real. the also i heard a racial epithets words last people. i heard a quite a bit of a the langua

longer be present at this university, said people who are inside hamilton hall of columbia university will be charged with criminal mischief. at the same time, at the university of new mexico, the american police hand at least 16 people were arrested at the university of florida , and several students were arrested for attending a rally condemning the genocide in gaza. at the same time, it was reported that 36 protesters who were sitting on the campus of the university of north carolina were arrested. protests continue in the university. students are still in heavy police presence in support of palestine and opposing the war. they chant to bring out the bodies of the martyrs in al-falujah area in the north of the gaza strip. relief forces in gaza are trying to bring out the bodies of the martyrs from under the rubble of the houses with minimal resources. in al-falujah area north of the gaza strip, where the zionist regime's fighters bombed it many times. the houses are completely destroyed and the relief forces cannot quickly take out the martyrs because the earthmoving machines do not have fuel and in addition, due to the ground entry of the zionist soldiers, no on

of sed and sima news agency. the narration of the university professor. columbia, america, from the moments of his arrest by the new york police, danishaw , who was arrested for the crime of anti-zionist demonstrations , said in an interview with the sada and sima news agency that he was released from jail today for participating in encampments at columbia university and at the city college of new york imagine the site late last night after midnight when uh hundreds and hundreds of riot police with helicopters and drones rated our campuses surrounding us. i mean, imagine if you were uh a student who came from a vulnerable background, what that would look like, hundreds of riot police descending upon you with their batons drawn, some of the offices drew their uh guns as well, and what was our crime ad? fighting for peace, denouncing one of the uh grossest, most horrific events in our lives and denouncing all of the censor ship that comes along um with that, we really don't even know what words we can use anymore, look at the latest bill that the house of re

college of paris and bandari city university of berdo because of the protests in support of palestine and condemning the zionist regime. auckland university students in newland also showed their solidarity with gaza by setting up tents and demonstrating knowledge. in france, police anti-zionist demonstrations in the city suppressed lyon in london, the capital of england, a protest rally was held in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. participants. in this gathering , they demanded to stop issuing weapons export licenses to the zionist regime. the number of detained american pro-palestinian students reached 1,300. texas is one of the states that arrested protesting students, and this is while the law of freedom of speech in universities was passed in this state some time ago. last year, several rallies in various universities in texas were accompanied by police repression. after these events 4 years ago greg abt the governor of the state of texas has a new law in this. the state approved. some universities prohibit free speech on campus. not anymore, because i'm about to sign legislation that protects free speech on texas colleg

of costs. the us with a major local put being new york city dinosaur, a former professor of the university of new york, was arrested during one of those protests. and he spoke about how he was detained and how the mass of media and the goal. that's fine to stigmatize the process. now these live images the coming to you here on your screen, son with taking that just to give you a round up of what's been going on. how does of, how much is please to send it onto the campus of the university of california at los angeles. that is off, the doctors fell on wednesday. so if i were to fill out a pro, policy and protests come, how the demo is many way the traditional pasting stubs also its on to disclose diverse, we will not stop, we will not rest and free free power. so i'm, you may be able to hear those talks now in the background of these demos sizes and happened, of course, not in the u. s. u c, l, a, but also new york city. these are the stations happening all across the country. really, the young people of the united states are not happy with what's going on in as well, and uh, making of the stones t

universities today. so thank you so much for that. today's of over the very latest live from city university in new york turn into the west coast. now the latest on the situation at university of california, los angeles, which so a violent mom attack a piece for the cabinet on tuesday night. as we mentioned, protests have been rebuilding barricades around the camp. over night, some attack is waved his way. the flags as they assaulted, demonstrates is in some instances with sticks police, which means to standing by and failing to protect the students. rob rentals as move from los angeles. here on the campus of u. c. l a student protestors spent part of their day cleaning up the debris from last night's attack on their campus and fortifying text them from further assaults. like the kinds of happened last night when mom pro israel presided demonstrators from apparently, from outside the campus came onto the campus and attacked the encampment with, with the pepper spray other type types of projectiles and fireworks as well as clubs and holes. now the fallout has been quite swift here and quite critical of the university administratio

universities? of the best, very possible because we all to see new incumbents and we see police going in. those are the pictures they were getting from the university of texas in dallas was state troopers have ended in the area are carrying out a rest, also taking tens it with them. there's another university here in new york where we seeing that right now. we've heard of these, they've attack on a students that were in the encampment in a university in los angeles. so there's also a feeling that that might happen again overnight. so this is definitely something that we'll see over the next couple of days is we're still waiting for more information from the new york police department over this very heavy police presence that we've seen over this day. and also the rates a that they carried out a spelling of the students that it where inside of that, hamilton a whole here right behind me. and we do know that almost 300 people were arrested during that police action. do we know anything more about their fate and what police may charge them with we still want to have more information on that b

now for my professor i the us, the city university of new york donal shore was arrested during one of such protests that he spoke about how he was paid and how the media and government, the trying to stigmatize the protests. the right police from the n y p d, along with n y, p d, helicopters and drones descended upon us at columbia university in that city college of new york. hundreds and hundreds of riot police surrounding us professors and students who were here in cost for around 5 hours. we were held overnight at one police plaza, many sustained different injuries just in this year. for believing that palestinians have a right to gave me the life and self determination. i received many, many death threats and been dogs has been censored by social media has been shut down. i've been fired now arrested. so this is the quote unquote democratic west where they can brutalize us incense or us just because we believe that all human beings are we say we're against the genocide. they say we're anti jewish. we say that we want peace, we going palestinians to have the right to exist, to buil

the university of north carolina, least the rest of the dozens of protesters there and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters away. at the university of new mexico, riot police descended on protesters. woman sought help after being pepper sprayed and at the university of texas were more than 100 students had been arrested some violently over the past week. protesters continued together, seemingly unintimidated by the show of force. despite the violent attacks at u. c, l a and least suppression elsewhere. students were mobilized in protests against israel's war on guns, a show no signs of backing down. rob reynolds, l g 0. los angeles says you're almost is an investigative journalist and he spoke to is from the university of california campus in los angeles to there was a several 100 counter processors who the people who came out to part of israel and to protest the, the pro palestinian demonstrators were here who had at camp, but you see late thursday they started kind of trying to tear down the, the walls here. there was physical melodies, they were the counter purchases, were throwing stuff at the house and demonstrators. they were tryi

school university of new york also announced their support for the palestinians by sit-in and erecting a tent they demanded an immediate stop to the war in gaza. the new york police also collected the tents and arrested dozens of students protesting the crimes of the zionist regime. american police have arrested about 2,300 students and professors so far. a group of princeton university students also in solidarity with. the trays of the gaza strip went on hunger strike. this group announced in a statement that they are on strike in opposition to the us government's support for israel. the display of weapons donated by america and nato to ukraine in moscow on the eve of may 9, the anniversary of the victory of the former soviet union in world war ii, an exhibition of military weapons donated by the united states and nato to okr. in moscow, about a month after the start of the war between russia and ukraine, the first exhibition of american and western weapons and equipment captured in the war was held in the republic of lehansk, 5 kilometers behind the front line of the war. th

here with the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the new what challenges era has remind you of our top story is this our new place of way to the whole at columbia university where students to support palestine had fabricated themselves. thousands were arrested university administration and say, the students who took over the building will be expound, diplomatic pushes on the way to reach us. he's far and gone. so with the us pressuring him us to agree to israel's tons, socialist agents, the banking is in israel and says, a deal is achievable, is you to meet prime minister benjamin netanyahu. returning to our top story, the wave of protest do us colleges against the war on garza. many have faced hoss crackdowns by both administrators and state leaders, but demonstrations at a time and to carry on as well as reynold's reports. the palestinian flag was unfurled over the university of north carolina as campus protests sober. israel's war on dogs intensified police, arrested dozens of protesters and took down the flag at yale university, police tore down tents and cleared protesters. and at the university of texas, where well over 100 students were arrested so

of places sometimes. dartmouth and new hampshire the university of new hampshire itself i believe 30 arrests.acey. the state governor joins is now. how did all of ago? >> it went as good as it could have. there was a lot of communication before had an coordination and preventative measures. i think university did a great job. they were clear with the student same first amendment rights we'll be protect -- protected that peaceful protest are protected but here are the school rules what you can violate and what you shouldn't violate. there we'll be consequences so when those things were violated the students were warned, you got to go. they didn't leave and work effectively arrested. there were a few arrests last night and now all the students are back in the class first thing this morning. it all starts with good leadership upfront on the campus level. local law enforcement and campus security had great coordination ahead of time. >> neil: brown university had another way around us to sort of prenegotiate a settlement that included being open to a vote on divesting of companies that invested i