test, as of today, not from the police, which and on existence of them and not from the university of north east, but from the right side of the broad, easy being up. and people to be sheltering under the cuz you guys, everyone here knows that if the american protests or any precedents, things could be getting much tougher for them over the next few days. now this come sprang up over nights and the protest is one to use it to push that code to moans on oxford university, noticed the bonds. all that the university disclose is exactly where all of its money is being invested. and so that money is not invested in all those companies or any entity that is list date on the israel boy caught divest and sanctioned list . now, this compet small, it's about $25.00 tents and maybe not more than a 100 protest is, but it's not unique. there's another one in cambridge at a cost as that movement to the united states, which the students here say that taking great inspiration from the us movement set off of global chain reaction. and we're so excited to be a part of that and thankful to the us and camp minutes

test, as of today, not from the police, which and on existence of them and not from the university of north east, but from the right side of the broad, easy being up. and people to be sheltering under the cuz he buys everyone here knows that if the american protests or any precedents, things could be getting much tougher for them over the next few days. now this come sprang up over nights and the protest is want to use it to push that code to moans on oxford university, noticed the bonds. all that the university disclose is exactly where all of its money is being invested. and so that money is not invested in arms companies or any entity that is list date on the israel boy caught divest and sanctioned list. now this compet small, it's about $25.00 tents and maybe not more than a 100 protest as, but it's not unique. there's another one in cambridge at a cost as that movement to the united states, which the students here say that taking great inspiration from the us movement set off of global chain reaction. and we're so excited to be a part of that and thankful to the us and camp meant for what t

the 30 percent cheaper, that, that traditional cart us now the visiting professor of the north east christian university. monique of ma says the, despite the threats of functions for training with russia with moscow into iran, new delhi, you prioritize its own people. the thing is that we have faced the lot. oh. and the most are the we have is a lot of good. this is on behalf of the say in the last of the um, or whatever, or the input from the she all depends. okay. do you guys like that be i doing because yeah, but i don't think last time she was here before the last time since inside on the, on the phone. so. but as far as the other developing countries and the other for the, for the role, i'm the other principal for we don't really thing and refer to the also the very theater on this side. so even if you know they are building something like sanctions, i'm sure the because this is a new delhi, we definitely will when they do something about it because they need that. all right. now the and diet, or in my opinion, the wording on the more i just always be a good thing, has kept him in keeping the old w

percent shorter and 30 percent cheaper than the traditional card us visiting professor of the north east of christian university money of my size, but the spot, the threats of functions for training with moscow and to ron new daily pro prototype, it's old people. i see the thing is that we have been the lot. oh and the most are the we have plays a lot of good. this is on behalf of the say in the last uh, deals or whatever or input from the she does here. but i don't think those factors here before the impact on the, on the, on the other developing countries and the other for the, for the old, i'm the other sensible card. we don't really being and we're flooded the also the very good on this side. so even if you know d b, i will be something like sanctions. i'm sure the diploma because this is a new daily vision if you move and they do something for longer because they need that. all right, i'll be in dial in my opinion, the wording on this point between a good thing it has skip and i did it again, keeping the old writing new to me i speaking as well was one of the most important or important the finding this ou

universities all across america. look at this, not can you believe there are so many hotspots, and most of them coagulating on the north, east coast, around new york. but the demonstrators have been courting for an immediate cease fire in gaza. it will say that israel's been committing a genocide, many of the stand offs between the police and the protest, as did boil over and provide the one of the protests organizes r u. c l, a alum this wrong got us. he took us through how the police cut down on what had been originally a peaceful demonstration. here in los angeles at the university of southern california usc about 93 students were arrested on the 1st day of the student protests this morning early this morning. more than 100 students were arrested at u . c. l. a. where the police came in and violently attacking the students, pepper the pepper spray the students and arresting them. they were not being violent. they were simply indian captain insurance of defending kent meant to continue to demand that you see how they stopped investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the st

probably most of you know where stonestown is, but, it's located north of san francisco state university, lowell high school is just to the west of stonestown. 19th avenue is to the eastnd then directly to the north of the project is saint stephen's church and school, the ymca and the merced manor neighborhood. so the stonestown development was built in the 1950s as a shopping mall surrounded by 27 acres of surface parking lots, and much of the transportation has not been updated since then. it has outdated transit facilities, poor and disconnected walking conditions. 20th avenue traverses through the mall parking lot, and most people don't even realize that that's 20th avenue in the in the parking lot. there it has inadequate bike infrastructure where there is bike infrastructure. and so this project will update, stonestown for the 21st century. so the project will replace the surface parking with new housing, parks, office and retail. it includes 3500 residential units, including up to five towers, a new 20th avenue, six acres of parks and plazas, surface parking moved to structures and then new connections for people walking and biking. so the project also includes

columbia university and romano most of about gucci is the general secretary of the posting and national initiative. and in london is you'll see macro back and associate follow the middle east and north africa program at the same time to chat. some house of i will welcome to will see if you welcome to a inside story. you'll see, i wonder if i can start with you if you could help us set the scene. because until now, palestine has only held the status of an observer at the un. what is the pulsing, the overwhelming pulsing office? set your resolution? what does that mean in terms of the rights and privileges of forwarded to palestine? now, the incidence of product doesn't change too much because it's the secure with the concept of that site. so there's a notion will actually be through a recognition as a states. but the thing symbolically, it is a very important, it is important step forward in which you have more than hundreds and follow these states actually very clearly declare that they're going to see probably style and recognize as, as, as, as a state. and at the same time, it's known to everyone that the only country that blocks a pile of students states would from being in techn

university specialising in research into new military technologies where he was persuaded to shake hands with one of their robots. earlier, president putin laid flowers at a memorial to soviet soldiers who died during the liberation of north—easts. it comes a day after meetings between mr putin and chinese leader xijinping, where they praised their deep ties. let's speak to the bbc�*s china media analyst, kerry allen. so, carry, what is your thoughts on what it's been happening today. clearly china at a time when it's had sanctions imposed by many other countries. , ., ., ., , , countries. yes, a lot of it is very much the _ countries. yes, a lot of it is very much the same _ countries. yes, a lot of it is very much the same as _ countries. yes, a lot of it is very much the same as it _ countries. yes, a lot of it is very much the same as it has - countries. yes, a lot of it is very much the same as it has been . countries. yes, a lot of it is very i much the same as it has been that we've seen under xi jinping previously on the key leaders have met many times in the last four years and there is a positive messages and an emphasis that the relationship has stood the test of time. they've had 75 years of diplomatic ties so this

east were, almost universally against the rebels. again, it was called the western insurrection. most westerners were in favor to some degree of them. again, north carolina had some anti whiskey act people, western virginia was right on fighting alongside the western pennsylvanians to the point where the city of morgan was actually besieged by whiskey rebels. now think about this. when david bradford made that new flag, he had flag a stripe on the flag for every county in pennsylvania that was a member of the rebellion, plus one western virginia county or today the state of west virginia. morgantown was not in favor of. and that's not that far away. and the whiskey rebels tried to besiege and surround it. and the people of morgantown actually chased them out. they fought them off themselves. so you can have a pretty clear of where support for this began and ended. it was, again, most of the resistance was everywhere in the west, but it most violent here in pennsylvania. hi there. so i was having a conversation with my 12 year old son recently. we're discussing books, what he was into. and i said, well, what genre fiction are you into? and he sai