the university of puerto rico in one of these encampments. hat point fighting against an increase tuition at university. we need to make sure, that what we see in the end will prevail. we need to make sure that happens. >> i have to ask you what inspired you to put your book out now? what do you hope readers will take away from your inspiring story? >> i think that i began to read right after the 2022 it midterm election. all of these new experts on latino politics indicating latinos were becoming republicans and supporting trump. and many said instead of criticism what others are doing, why don't you put your 45 years of experience in dealing with politics in the latino community? your positions about it and what you would love to see over four and a half decades. so that is what i did. but the thing is that everything that i do, my family is involved. so my family will become the protagonist or relentless. >> and now the book is relentless. it is out now. your son, how everybody knows your son around the world from hamilton, and he's a great

of princeton university in new jersey, usa, went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. in the university of puerto rico , which is under the political rule of the united states. students instead. the american flag and the palestinian flag were installed on the university building. in new york university, the police attacked the tent and arrested a number of students and professors. i am a university employee. i was arrested because i wanted to i defend the students who are being arrested unnecessarily. this is really embarrassing. because students are arrested for no reason and the police is not responsible at all. the number of arrested students has reached more than 2,800. at the university of arizona, a number of students who participated in anti-zionist protests were told that they do not have the right to participate in the graduation ceremony. the students of this university were also targeted by the police with tear gas yesterday. following the resignation of presidents of american universities , the president of another university also resigned. the resignation of the president of cornell unive

of the sorbonne university. students in the universities of cambridge, england, barcelona, ​​spain and amsterdam, the netherlands also gathered and improved in support of palestine. the students of the university of puerto ricoo raised the palestinian flag over their university. in south korea, a number of seoul university students set up a tent to declare solidarity with palestine and joined the global student movement. in the capital of jordan. thousands of students in connection with the palestinian nation demonstrated and supported the resistance of their principles hello, in istanbul, turkey, a number of people in front of the consulate of the regime. the occupiers gathered and shouted slogans against this regime. in several cities of maghreb, including dar al-bayda muhammadiyah, thousands of people demonstrated in support of palestine and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. he is strong and strong . country and 335 new halal houses were put into operation. last week, the supply of the country's imports exceeded 1 billion 200 million dollars, and since the beginning of this year, it has exceeded 6 billion 800 million dollars. to check more details , i will talk with the spokesperson of iran's l

university in front of the paris court, academics gathered at cambridge university in england, barcelona in spain and amsterdam in the netherlands in support of palestine. they gathered and sat down. students of the university of puerto rico fly the palestinian flag over the campus. in south korea, a number of seoul university students set up a tent to declare solidarity with palestine and joined the global student movement. at in the capital of jordan, thousands of people protested in solidarity with the palestinian nation and in support of the resistance with the slogan of sardad islam. in istanbul , turkey, a number of people gathered in front of the consulate of the occupying regime and shouted slogans against this regime. in several cities of maghreb, including dar al-wiza and muhammadiyah, thousands of people demonstrated in support of the palestinians and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. condemning the zionist regime's invitation to this country to participate in the administration of gaza after the war, the uae emphasized that the israeli prime minister does not have the legal authority to do this. netanyahu: mossom plan for gaza civil administration, saudi participation. uae, egypt, bahrain, jordan an

puerto rico. this scientist tracks the bugs' global reach at the university of florida.ow is dengue transmitted? >> through the bite of a feme f aedis mosquito. >> if you have a shorter winter season, peak mosquito activity is going to be much longer. the longer they're biting the longer you're going to have that exposure event. >> reporter: we're on the hunt for those dengue-carrying mosquitos. and one of the weapons? this bug-zooka. scientists say their motto is know thy enemy. is this something they prefer? >> yes, they do really well in non-biodegradable trash. l as long as they can hold enough water. >> reporter: to fight, the city of gainesville uses mosquito-eating fish and insecticides. dr. hany wants to arm the medical profession with knowledge. >> the second time you get dengue, it can be much more serious. you have a higher risk of getting hemorrhagic fever or septic shock syndrome. >> reporter: information and science. weapons to stop a deadly disease. anne thompson, nbc news, gainesville, florida. >>> new developments are coming today in the arrest of pro go

puerto rico. scientist mike von fricken tracks the bugs' global reach at the university of florida.ow is dengue transmitted? >> it's transmitted through the bite of a female aedes mosquito. >> reporter: and how rare are aedes mosquitos? >> we've got them in your backyard from pennsylvania all the way to florida. >> reporter: transmission aided, he says, by climate change. >> it's a simple numbers game. if you have a shorter winter season, peak mosquito activity is going to be much longer. and the longer they're biting, the more likely you're going to have that exposure event and infection. >> reporter: we're on the hunt for those dengue-carrying mosquitos. and one of the weapons, this bugzooka. scientists say their motto is know thy enemy. mike, the remnants of someone's lunch. is this the kind of environment aedes mosquitos prefer? >> yeah. so they do really well in non-biodegradable trash, as long as they can hold water and it's enough water for about six or seven days. >> reporter: to fight, the city of gainesville uses mosquito-eating fish and insecticides. dr. heaney wants to a

puerto rico. they track the global reach at the university of florida.gh the bite of female mosquitos. >> how rare of them in. >> in the backyard from florida to pennsylvania. simple numbers game, shorter winter season, the longer they're biting the longer the exposure. >> we're on the hunt for those dengue-hunting months -- mosquitos. >> they do really well and as long as it can hold water and it's enough water for about six, seven days. >> reporter: to fight the city of gainesville uses mosquito-eating fish and insecticides. >> the second time you get dengue it can be much more serious. >> reporter: information and science, weapons to stop a deadly disease. anne thompson, nbc news, gainesville, florida. >>> pro golfer lexi thompson has shocked her fans announcing that she plans to retire at the end of the year, the 29-year-old is one on sport's biggest stars but she said she's at peace with her decision and she's opening up about her struggles with mental health. here's kaylee hartung. >> being out here can be a lot. it can be lonely. sorry if i get em

of puerto rico after the hurricane. to point out one thing, my daughter was one of the participants in the encampment at the university of minnesota in minneapolis. now having a palestinian scarf sitting in the laundry basket in everything she brought home from college. host: how do you feel about her participating in that protest? caller: we do not cii. -- we do not see eye to eye. i am proud of her being out there. she studied for finals while the protests were going on. but that was a lot to ask of our youth to step up at such a pivotal time in their lives. what is going on at columbia and some of the other universities is absolutely ridiculous. don't know about people demonstrating during commencement ceremonies and such. i was proud of her for stepping up her what she believed in. host: you said you won that protest against the bus station when you were 14? caller: we did. my parents and other parents, the school districts, we all came together. host: how important is it to succeed in what you are trying to achieve in your first protest at age 14 in your feelings about how useful protests can be. we had some folks r