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of creating sound effects for movies in unusual ways. >> yes, and good news, andrew. we are heading to our alma mater for this. i spoke with sound design professor at the university of miami, as well as an alum who are both professionals in the art of tracking all of us sonically. in the opening scene of star wars how did george lucas and company just manufacture the sound of a gun firing lasers? >> if you hit on a power line, it makes that blaster noise. and so they just went and recorded that. yeah >> rachel and ben, here are foley artists named after sound effects legend jack foley in a movie or tv production. these are the folks responsible for creating the specific sounds you hear, which apparently a lot of the time they're all lying to you. >> all of the things that you hear on set that is all us deceiving you. for example, in harry potter and the chamber of secrets, when harry's bones are magically removed from his wrist , rachel creates what our imagination decides is a convincing sound by squeezing this blushy rubber squishy thing together >> or in 2018, a quiet place. the gooey slosh of the monsters attacking emily blunt. sounds awful lot like a head of

pig, and vivian hamas-karate. [ laughter ] and the debate took place at the university of alabama in tuscaloosa, which sounds kind of like a threat. "if you don't straighten up, you'll be debating vivek ramaswamy in tuscaloosa!" [ laughter ] this is the last debate between the eventual tusca-losers before voters go to the polls. the iowa caucus is at the end of january, which means we're only six weeks away from ron desantis in des moines eating a corn dog in six-inch heels, everybody. [ laughter ] before the debate tonight, the candidates were asked to sign a pledge written by the rnc committing to support the eventual nominee, which will almost certainly not be them. forcing them to agree to support donald trump, it feels like asking japan to promise to support godzilla. trump had his own event last night, a town hall on fox news where scammy sosa somehow managed to swing and miss at the softest of all balls. >> you are promising america tonight you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody. >> except for day one. >> ex-for? >> he's going crazy. except for day one. >> meaning? >> i want to clo

university of pennsylvania, that she delivered up on capitol hill. her attempt at cleaning up that testimony, which was also pretty widely panned, and then matching pressure, sounds like, from the board of trustees of that university for liz magill to step down, that's what's happened this afternoon. what's the latest? >> confirmed directly from the university. jim to your point, not surprising giving the days of outcry we've seen and heard from throughout the university, state and federally elected officials and not to mention donors who support the university and calling on magill to step down after that really disastrous bit of testimony that was offered during a congressional hearing. just this past tuesday. it's developed extremely quickly and now days later the university announcing she has voluntarily stepped down in a statement released from scott bach, actually the chair of upenn's board. saying that she will remain tenured as faculty at penn law and agreed to stay onboard while they figure out interim leadership for the university. again, just to remind viewers, just one of three university officials who failed to really offer a very direct and express

we heard from a student from the university of pennsylvania in the opening sound bite. to you. well done yesterday. showed a lot of guts, powerful voice. i want our audience to know you are 21, a senior, you will graduate this year and you are studying political science. how did you feel about the message you gave yesterday? >> first of all, thank you so much for having me on this morning. i was very happy to share the message and expose what is going on at college campuses specifically at u penn. such a language of dissemination of information and it seriously has become the responsibility of students, alumni and parents to share the stories of what is happening on campus. and something that i want to hone in on on president mcgill's testimony. she said referencing stopping anti-semitism and saying we cannot get this wrong. well, president mcgill got it wrong yet again in her testimony when she was asked directly does calling for the genocide of jews violate the code of conduct and she could not answer. she got it wrong three months ago when she openly invited speakers

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of proc. the way you can see in this video, people fleeing charles university where the suite thing took place. according to local police, the lone gunmen died at the scene. the sounds of shots on police simon's carriage throughout the city. the police have confirmed that the university's compass has been evacuated and the surrounding area closed off. the building where the shooting some place is being checked for explosives, for most of it shows students clinging to window ledges of trying to escape the gun fire. others run from the shooting of police. the guns are still in the building will bring you more details on this story as it develops. the now for the latest updates from gaza, as is really the bottom and show no sign of a base and your, your own representative has labeled the ideas at science on cost us health system, sadistic is rarely occupation. forces are sold on goals as health system is taking the most sadistic folds hospitals and medical personnel. a sacred especially at the time of great destruction, suffering and despair in this senseless war against the people in gaza. posted yet . but questions. ambulance crews are heading towards the rough cross

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university student, david kozak. a few hours ago, he broke into the facility, injuring dozens more. word to andrey romanov. to the sound ofitnesses to leave the dangerous place. late evening in the vicinity of charles university in the center of prague. cordoned off by security forces, dozens of police crews and ambulances are at the scene, emergency services are assessing the consequences of the terrorist attack, according to the head of the czech police , as a result of an attack on the faculty of charles university at about 16:00 local time, according to eyewitnesses, an unknown person immediately opened indiscriminate fire on students and teachers. already after the first when shots were fired, panic began in the university building and the surrounding area. frightened people tried to leave the scene of the incident as quickly as possible, these images show how students fell to their death on the third floor, the shooting lasted only a few minutes, according to official data , the terrorist killed 15 people, the exact number of those who were injured is now being established. eyewitnesses of the incident speak very em

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of today and tomorrow. that's all sounds like i'm here and i'll just say we're including, i'm not shooting at a university in the capital of a truck republic being called the west in the countries or not stay with the vehicle, choose solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs on the. don't think that has a number, think about it as a person and yourself and that person ensures. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, and at least in my life, those dentures we want we want to break because the women and my country, the nazi becomes a lot to on the we are not. and neither ology, we are human beings on this earth to be treated equally. we are false, that's our officers. whatever has been done before can be done as long as a human being is doing it, you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is clear as the war ukraine rages on, some young the russians are refusing to take up on the 101 east meets those fleeting to a neighboring cousins on a, just in the the book a matter of different mind about top stories here. th

up on capitol hill about anti-semitism on campus at the university of pennsylvania, it was widely criticized, i believe we have some of that sound. let's play it. >> specifically calling for the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying or harassment? >> if it is directed and severe or pervasive, it is harassment. >> so the answer is yes? >> it is a context-dependent decision. >> it is a context-dependent decision? that's your testimony today? it depends on the context? >> and, of course, polo, after that, magill put out a video that we've seen, where magill essentially said she was trying a little too hard, just paraphrasing here, to err on the side of protecting free speech as opposed to really definitively slamming and slapping down the idea of genocide and anti-semitism. we have a little bit of that sound, let's play that, as well, just to walk our viewers through what's occurred. >> in that moment, i was focused on our university's long-standing to policies al aligned with the u.s. constitution that say speech alone is not punishable. i was not focused on, but i should have been, the irrefutable fact that the call for

of this with stilton and our cast. so tenure professor, public policy here at home. i've been for the for university, you heard the sound, but they're part of the statements by has the, i'm a member of, i'm us is political bureau and you wanted to talk about that as. yeah, well, i don't think the exclusion of civilians is, is really surprising. given what we've witness of what is what i was capable of doing over the last few weeks, particularly when you look at the way they've killed their own hostages. those who are trying to escape, i mean, it does show that the ministry is operating under a doctrine of taking no prisoners. you can kill with infinity, you don't to, to have to care. but this is where you really get the, the tree by the way, head out has tried to do a reset on rules of engagement. and it is a broadcast videos where you see the, the, the, the head of the head of saw, the chief of staff, sorry, chief notary staff, reminding troops. this is not what we do well. 70 days later, to mind the troops. this is not what we do, a 20000 people being killed. that's. that's the story. rather than what that was going t

chaos erupting on campus at the university of nevada las vegas. >> shots fired in the area. >> reporter: the soundgun fire just before noon wednesday, sending crowds of students running for their lives. >> we are reporting an actual active shooter, correct? >> that's affirmative. >> reporter: according to police, the shooter began on the fourth floor of beam hall, home to the business school. >> you don't want to believe that could be happening on your floor, on your hall, to people you know. >> reporter: assistant professor truman rowley's office is on that fourth floor. >> i saw one of my colleagues jump from her desk and shut the door and take cover. >> reporter: within minute, the student union and business school swarmed with swat teams armored police vehicles. students receiving alerts on their phones. >> this is not a test. run, fight, hide. >> reporter: hundreds of students and faculty anxiously sheltering behind barricaded doors. >> i was just hoping to get away alive. it was loud. it sounded like it was right there. >> police! hands up! hands up! >> reporter: police working to clear bill

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