they detonated explosives at university of pittsburgh the other night because somebody said something they didn't like. that's what the transgender movement is up to this week. a student that was there and saw all of it joins us next. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million and i d d so my y quesonons coueouout hicacase.y y son, ♪ call one eight hundred, cacalledhehe bars s filion and i d d soit was the best call coueouout hii could've made. call the barnes firm aand find out what your case all ccould be worth.uld've made. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> tucker: larry elder has been in california media a smart and hilarious way. he just ran for governor of california in a recall election against gavin newsom. came up short after the media called him a white supremacist. it is pretty offensive. he is not deterred. he has a major announcement tonight. larry elder joins us. thanks so m

free speech on college campuses. >> our guest caught up with students and educators at the university of pittsburghotested an event featuring a right-wing commentator. [ chanting ] >> that's conservative podcaster being chanted down at university of pittsburgh. >> transgenderism must beirrad indicated by public life. >> they were saying whether they should regulate transgenderism. he was met by a rowdy protest outside. such student protests have sparked a bigger debate about whether kids these days no longer have the appetite to debate controversial issues on campus. is free speech dead on campus? >> no. obviously, he is speaking right now. we are not shutting him down. we don't want him to speak. hopefully we can drown him out. we are right now enacting our right to spree speech just the way that he is. >> you can't debate intolerance. and someone wants to inflict harm on you, you are going to debate them inflicting harm on you? no. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: as debate started, some protesters were removed. speakers who oppose trans rights sparked troe protests nationwide. at universitie

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and in fact, i already lost my teaching position at the university of pittsburgh 2 weeks ago and they didn't really give a reason. but i suspect it is because of my outspoken political beliefs. yes, netflix has found itself at the center of controversy once again after releasing a trailer for the upcoming documentary serious about egyptian queen cleopatra. the film has sparked criticism over the fact that the actress playing her is of african descent, which some claim is historically inaccurate. let's take a look at the trailer. i, tony learned the very 1st told me as a general of alexander the great possible that she was in rejection. i imagine how to have curly hair like me on the similar skin. i remember my grandmother saying to me, i don't care what they tell you in school cleopatra was black. the executive producer of the serious stated that it was important for her to show black women. because black queens are not often portrayed on screen, the serious is said to be released in may, but a petition to cancel. the film's release was signed by over 85000 people before being removed

and in fact, i already lost my teaching position at the university of pittsburgh 2 weeks ago, and they didn't really give a reason, but i suspect it is because of my outspoken political beliefs. yes, china has condemned statements by us. officials that claim taiwan used to be better armed as washington warned that are direct conflict. staging is possible. we are well within the window of maximum danger for a chinese communist party invasion of taiwan. and the yesterday's war game stress, the need to take action to deter, disappear aggression and taiwan to the chief before any crisis begins. the organs are conducted in collaboration with the us thing tank that receives funding from american arms makers and taiwanese officials. they were supposedly designed to prepare taiwan for an attack by beijing. china has accused us of international bullying while analyst have been surprised at washington's moves. these remarks, violet, basic international, common sense and historical justice. it is fair to say who is using the united nations and who is not who is undermining the international order

and in fact, i already lost my teaching position at the university of pittsburgh 2 weeks ago, and they didn't really give a reason, but i suspect it is because of my outspoken political beliefs. yes. on this test. and now the hungarian prime is for this belief over the name to choose the statement that all members agree on new plane. joining the alliance with a vessel long given an ultimatum that it will blow cave. if it continues to violate the rights of ethnic hunger ends. in western nuclear r t contributor to madison gives us the triple nato secretary general. yes. stilton bert cleared, he shocked hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon with talk of ukraine. joining nato on his trip to kiev had a meeting with nato ally, defense ministers on ukrainian military aid at the alliance's, ramstein, airbase, and germany, to press nato on joining the alliance at that meeting with a country at war is brought in 2 natives. bold. all of the nato allies would then have an obligation to defend it overtly in that conflict, which in the case of ukraine would mean that instead of ukraine versus rus

here is that we could do that, and in fact, i already lost my teaching position at the university of pittsburgh 2 weeks ago. and i didn't really give a reason, but i suspect it is because of my outspoken political beliefs. yes. ah, ross, in a nuclear energy company ross has announced it is making soon chinese deliveries to to asian countries including key parts for reactors. in the 1st, for the industry, the power company produced the equivalent of a nuclear falls in china and india to it's on the grounds of vessels and 8 steam generators. a part of the shipments that will be delivered by sea, from rough atoms factory in southern russia, a new nuclear power plant in to here constructed by the come, the company is said to be activated next week. while that wraps up this news, i thought it was a great pleasure to have you with us to check out our t dot com for lots of other interesting. so that will be back us up of the out in ah generations. people have been coming here to case of lots to get healthy, taking advantage of the mineral waters and the fresh air. today, the city is at the forefront o

. >> todd: fox news alert device ded nated out university of pittsburgh, combination of firework andf there are arrests. more than 250 demonstrators were protesting -- burning a manikin with noles face on it. the school's lgbtq task force releasing number of demanding calling for lgbtq staff to get deep into the school and expand trans related healthcare. >> ashley: the school system removed student test scores from an online database after outrage zero students were proficient in math in 23 different schools. you see the changes on the document where data is replaced by simple asterisk. a pastor from baltimore joins me now. thank you for being with us this morning. i wish we could be talking about something more upbeat here, we have to jump in. there is less and less transparent in schools, now removing test scores, which i think is a new low. did they think people wouldn't notice? >> they think we're stupid. number one, the test scores were initially placed in january of 2023, in february, february 6 a fox reporter in baltimore revealed. the end of february, they took down the scor

university of chicago in 1987. she taught at the university of pittsburgh school of information sciences from 1987 to 1991 and served two years at the chicago public library before being appointed ceo of the pratt library in baltimore in 1993. at pratt she greatly expanded digital services, started an afterschool program for teenagers and open the first new branch of 30 years. carla was president of the american library association from 2003 to 2004 in the first african-american to receive the library journals i brain of the year award. she was good enough to join us for an interview for one of pew's after-the-fact podcasts. she called libraries baskin's of equal opportunity. she told us the library and is there to give you unbiased access to information, and that's an idea that all of us at pew can understand, appreciate and strive to achieve. now, it is my very great pleasure to welcome and sit down with carla hayden, librarian of congress. [applause] carla: thank you, susan for that lovely introduction. that's the introduction you want your mother to hear. [laughter] >> i hope your mother is watching. carla: i'm

to a fox news alert, outside the university of pittsburgh, 250 people protest outside an on-campus debatesex change regulation. officials say nobody was injured claiming the explosive was a combination smoke bomb and firework. trans issues include michael noles. demonstrators burned a manikin with his face on it. there was a list of demands posted on social media, calling for three fully staffed resource centers on campus, expanding trans related healthcare and having trained providers on campus instead of police. >> ashley: a chicago couple speaking out after being attacked in the teen takeover last weekend. the brutal attack was caught on camera as they recount the terror. >> dj had my hand trying to lead me through the crowd of people. they pushed him, they pushed me. he asked them, yo, don't shove her. as soon as he said that, everything went crazy, they said they were going to kill us. >> it was crazy, we left nordstrom and we were looking for somebody to eat. they thought they were tough and didn't want to move out of the way. >> ashley: the mob robbed the couple before they finally

chanting ] >> that's conservative podcaster michael knowles being burned in effigy at the university of pittsburgh famous for a line in a speech of cpac lthis year. >> transgenderism must be eradicated from public life entirely. >> reporter: he was brought to pitt by a conservative group to debate what the group calls transgenderism. he was met by a rowdy protest outside. such student protests have sparked a bigger debate about whether kids have the appetite to debate controversial issues on campus. >> is free speech dead on campus? >> no. obviously, he is speaking right now. we are not shutting him down. we don't want him to speak. hopefully, we can drown him out. we are right now enactk our right to free speech just the way that he is. >> you can't debate intolerance. if someone wants to inflict harm on you, are you going to debate them inflicting harm on you? no. >> thank you very much. that's very kind of you. >> trans rights for human rights! trans rights for human rights! >> reporter: as the debate started, some protesters were removed. speakers who oppose trans rights have sparked protests

she's an assistant professor and clinician investigator at the university of pittsburgh medical centerwhat symptoms have you seen? >> i take care of patients in the pittsburgh area not only at our local needle exchange, but also in our addiction treatment clinic and in the hospital. a lot of my patients coming in for the last year have been exhibiting increasing symptoms of wounds and more complicad overdoses. they have been telling me something does not feel right, and i am having new symptoms i have not had when i was using fentanyl or heroin alone. ali: how does it differ from fentanyl? the two are being combined, so what happens when that takes place? >> we are learning a lot right now from our patients. we know from the original studies done on animals that the most important effect is that it is not an opioid, but a sedative. it is used in procedures for veterinarians. but when it is mixed in with fentanyl, human patients are exhibiting many symptoms. one thing they are saying is there are prolonged periods of sedation that, if they are using the drug, they are out for several ho

famous for a back flip before competing in college, first at xavier then back home at the university of pittsburgh u.s. olympic team. >> herb douglas of the usa. >> if the first games since world war ii, he won the bronze in the broad jump. his mother was so proud, she wore her son's medal wherever she went. douglas went on to a successful career as an executive in beer and liquor sales that often brought him through chicago, whereowens lived. he visited him on every trip. they spoke once a week until owens' death in 1980. douglas was the founder of the international amateur athletic association, where he created the jesse owens award and later the annual jesse owens global award for peace, given to the likes of nelson mandela. >> he was like a big brother. that's why i started an award in memory of him, because he would lose his legacy. i kept his name alive. >> herb douglas, a ground-breaking olympic medallist who continued down the trail blazed by his hero died last weekend in pittsburgh. he was 101 years old. it's hard to run a business on your own. make it easier on yourself. with shopify, yo

born in pits berg received md from university of pittsburgh and then finished emergency medicine in arizona. prior to founding transclinic a practicing emergency medicine physician for 10 years and named phoenix magazine top doctors included phoenix and the region. transclinic is base in the san francisco but the footprint is across the nation the first transgender virtual clinic provides high quality area to transgender individuals. doctor petra created it in 2020 a way to ensure the members of the transgender community have access to excellent health care and the benefits of mutual supported community despite bound easier. transclinic create a community that affirms all identities and facilitates folks to be theira thennic selves and employing physicians, nurses and other heck providers who identify as who identify as transor nonbinary. in addition to if therapy to 300 patients across the united states. upon transclinic offers virtual care, firstness and community support for patients the doctor and her staff host transtuesday a weekly community meeting features medical professionals, sur

i go to the university of pittsburgh, and my majors are environmental studies and urban studies i gotat the school was under lockdown. and so i immediately ran basically right to my dorm and headed up. and all my friends were in my room already, and i just sat on the floor and i basically started crying >> my name is ananya vinay, i'm from fresno, california, and i'm a seni at clovis north high school. we were in our our english class and there was an announcement on the loudspeaker that said that we're going on lockdown and no one knew what was going on, not even the teachers. >> my name is matilda larson. i live in canton, new york, and i am the mom of a 14-year-old boy in the eighth grade and a 16 year old boy in 11th grade. from my cubicle i heard another mom who also has children in the same grade as my youngest son say, my daughter just texted me. she said the school is in lockdown. >> then the fire alarms on campus started saying that we were under lockdown and that we should stay inside. and i remember just like feeling so scared in that moment. then we started hearing that th

jennifer brick mortars actually is director of the center for governance and markets at university of pittsburgh or just now from washington d. c. thanks very much for being with us. how much difference willis this vote make? well unfortunately, i think what this about does is it tells other people it was becky's son that you know hopes for real significant democratic change at president moore's jojo had promised. are really not going to come to fruition that he has extended his term in office until 20402040 which is a similar move that his predecessor did just 20 years ago. and how much of a movement of opposition is there tool in the country? there is not a political opposition in a country unfortunately, and there was hopes that when president museum came to power about 5 or 6 years ago, that he would open up the democratic process. and he made a great promises to do that. but what we're seeing with this constitution, although it does guarantee more rights, what it does is extend the rule of the president. and i think when people look at this of it, they were hoping that they would be more mo

born in pits berg received md from university of pittsburgh and then finished emergency medicine in arizona. prior to founding transclinic a practicing emergency medicine physician for 10 years and named phoenix magazine top doctors included phoenix and the region. transclinic is base in the san francisco but the footprint is across the nation the first transgender virtual clinic provides high quality area to transgender individuals. doctor petra created it in 2020 a way to ensure the members of the transgender community have access to excellent health care and the benefits of mutual supported community despite bound easier. transclinic create a community that affirms all identities and facilitates folks to be theira thennic selves and employing physicians, nurses and other heck providers who identify as who identify as transor nonbinary. in addition to if therapy to 300 patients across the united states. upon transclinic offers virtual care, firstness and community support for patients the doctor and her staff host transtuesday a weekly community meeting features medical professionals, sur

university of chicago 1987. she taught at the university of pittsburgh from 1987-1991 and served two years as the chief librarian of the chicago public library before being appointed ceo of the enoch pratt library in baltimore in 1993. at pratt, she greatly expanded digital services and started an afterschool program for teams and open the first new branch in 30 years. she was president of the american library association from 2003-2004 in the first african american to receive the librarian of the year award. she was good enough to join us for an interview one of our after-the-fact podcast and in that interview, she called libraries bastions of equal opportunity. she said the librarian is there to give you unbiased access to information that's the idea that all of us at few can understand, appreciate and strive to achieve. it is my very great pleasure to welcome and sit down with carla hayden, library of congress. [applause] >> thank you, susan for that lovely introduction. that's the kind of introduction you want your mother to hear. [laughter] >> hopefully, your mother is watching. >> she is, she is 91 if she

born in pits berg received md from university of pittsburgh and then finished emergency medicine in arizona. prior to founding transclinic a practicing emergency medicine physician for 10 years and named phoenix magazine top doctors included phoenix and the region. transclinic is base in the san francisco but the footprint is across the nation the first transgender virtual clinic provides high quality area to transgender individuals. doctor petra created it in 2020 a way to ensure the members of the transgender community have access to excellent health care and the benefits of mutual supported community despite bound easier. transclinic create a community that affirms all identities and facilitates folks to be theira thennic selves and employing physicians, nurses and other heck providers who identify as who identify as transor nonbinary. in addition to if therapy to 300 patients across the united states. upon transclinic offers virtual care, firstness and community support for patients the doctor and her staff host transtuesday a weekly community meeting features medical professionals, sur

fact, i already lost my teaching position at the university pittsburgh 2 weeks ago, and they didn't really give a reason, but i suspect it is because of my outspoken political beliefs. yes. molly's chief of staff and 3 service members have been killed in ambush by an identified group. the west african countries government reveal valid information, the statement to the public. but to get more information on this cross live, to see cause one after the accountability and find out realistically on kind of thanks so much for joining us. what think or who do you think should i say, may have committed this attack? laura, that is the 1000000 dollar question and the question on everyone's lips, not just those in the central 2 of the western part of the continent, but the continent as a whole, it seems that the hell is flaring up again, and that is a point of concern not only for those governments, but for the african union as a whole. what we do understand is that going on a social mission for the president of the interim president of molly, mr. see me going to that his chief of staff warrant of his all my trial or a, along with for others, we