we do not know what led to these clashes, but obviously the university of wisconsin at madison, just one of the college campuses around the country where we are seeing protests and we are seeing, i think heightened tensions this morning, especially after what happened last night at columbia or police did go into remove the protesters who had taken over and vandalized one of the college buildings there that operation did take place without incident, seemingly without injury as well. we will continue to follow these demonstrations. all throughout the morning in the meantime, women in florida are facing a new reality this morning and new ban on abortions after six weeks takes effects. six weeks is before many women even know they're pregnant now up until now, fabs is a woman is actually traveled to florida for abortion services. cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell is in jacksonville. this morning. what are you seeing? what are you hearing me? >> well, john is expected to be a much different day today here at this clinic where we are called a woman's choice in jacksonville, we are start

protests that have been happening, particularly in particular this morning, this incident at the university of wisconsin in madison, where you saw authorities move and started disassembling one of the many protests camps that we've seen at various universities across the united states. police moving in, you saw some confrontations with protesters there on this video where they were locking arms pushing against police. the police then pushing against them. this is all part of an escalation that we've seen at various campuses, different universities handling these protests very differently, uh, but of course we saw recently at the university of texas at austin for example, police, they're moving in as this small camp was set up, authorities not wanting that to then grow to a larger encampment. and of course, overnight at columbia university after days we saw police eventually moved who've been there that ending. thankfully, quite peacefully. and of course where we are right now here at ucla uc, large police presence here on standby in our colleague, stephanie, emma is going to talk about what happened her

like protesters sort of locking arms outside the campus library there at the campus of the university of wisconsin, madison, john, your sense of things as you're looking at all of this? >> well, i think the theme of the de seems to be emerging as the university fights back. we saw the police action last night in new york city, the retaking of a season he's building at columbia university a couple of hundred arrests there and city college. and when you look at what's happening in madison, it's a contrast to what occurred in los angeles, where students clashed with outsiders who came onto the campus this seems to be colleges across the country saying, as we get closer to graduation, and we have people controlling different areas of our campuses. we're taking those back and some of these pictures that we're seeing today, obviously they don't look pretty. and this is part of the process where police have to plan what are we going to do? >> how are we going to do it? >> and how do we minimize either the use of force or the number of injuries? >> yeah i'm john when you see protesters locking arms like t

coming up in the next 60 minutes . peaceful purchase in the us become a target students at the university of wisconsin medicine of a license to face off with police. try to create tradeoffs, not to peacefully protest for create a new york police side of arrested around 300 people at columbia university and city college and accuse many of not being students. we cannot, will not support a major military operation. and we're off on absence. an effective plan to make sure that civilians are not harm the us secretary of state entity blinking visits, israel and freezer rights, american opposition to, in this ready, offensive and profit and tens of thousands of people back home. the streets of georgia is capital protesting against the bill by say, who's the chances of joining the european union in schools? it's advantage. russia told me that after the 1st like of the champions league, sunny fun with terry sun, jeremiah and nicholas full troops during the only goal of the game to get the woman of one know when in germany the we begin this news out in the united it states, we have student protests and solidari

universities? and some of the american public overwhelmingly figures out. but the university of wisconsin at milwaukee, the administration clearly had more sympathy with hamas than they did with israel. and great concern. another thing of great concern and dealt with tents at their university and felt compelled to negotiate with the squeaky people who sympathesized with the barbaric hamas military and didn't even talk to people who had a vested interest. comer apparently didn't talk to people didn't talk to israel who is fighting for our. if israel would pull out of gaza, what would happen? it would allow the hamas group to replenish their group and attack israel again, five years, 10 years, 15 years down the line. the university of wisconsin, milwaukee is not well known academically as harvard or m.i.t. or northwestern or some of these other universities that embarrassed themselves but i hope the public is paying attention what is going on. i hope the taxpayers are paying attention and i hope the chancellor who has made some admission that what he did was not right and take a bolder stan

at the university of wisconsin, madison, clashes. four officers injured and dozens of pro-palestinian protesters arrested. >> we plan to be here until our demands are met no matter what. >> reporter: while jewish students say, they also want their voices heard. >> but we just wanted to show that we're here and that we're not scared. >> reporter: at the university of texas, dallas, tents taken down. meanwhile, columbia university says it had no choice but to call the police. the police are making their way onto the campus. dozens of officers. overnight more than 100 were arrested on campus. police releasing this video with no audio showing officers in riot gear taking back control of the historic hamilton hall and the encampment. >> i was terrified. >> reporter: this student says he was on campus during the raid to stand in solidarity with the protesters occupying the hall. >> whatever happened to our peers who were inside hamilton, many of whom we know and are friends with, we wanted to make sure that we record what happened. >> repo

we just brought you those images of police and protesters facing off at the university of wisconsin at. meanwhile, overnight, the l.a.p.d. responding to the ucla campus after clashes and violence, fights breaking out, fireworks set off, all this just hours after the nypd moved onto the campus of columbia university clearing out that occupied building and a protest encampment arresting hundreds. nbc's steve patterson is on the ucla campus. this has been a very dynamic and tense situation for hours now. looks like things have calmed down. karen bass cut short her d.c. trip in light of the situation there on ucla's campus. what's happening now? >> reporter: dynamic and violent. i spoke to a student who described this scene as pure chaos last night. you can see sort of the remnants of the aftermath. we can show you that encampment. it's right behind us. the border is here, sort of the barrier, the metal barrier in between another metal barrier in between a wooden barrier serving as a dmz in between the rest of campus ask that encampment. this is where it all went down. they say these count

this is the library mall at the university of wisconsin madison and cleared many of these protesters according to the school, most of the protesters laughed when that police action began. but as you mentioned, 30 for people were arrested of the majority of them. we're left with no citation for people were charged with different types of charges which include attempted to storming of a police officer or a battery of a police officer, charges like that. but even after that clearing, again, this protest is geared right back up. so let me just kind of walk you through the scene. so these orange tense right here, you guys this is pretty much all that was left initially after that police action and then everything else you see all of these other tents. this is all come up since that police action began. as you can see, there are hundreds of students out here. this is a very popular part of the campus. so basically what you see here for some students, but also some protesters who remain out here. we spoke with one student. she's a junior here at the university of madison, wisconsin, madison

first, let's bring in cnn's whitney wilde, who is on the university of wisconsin campus whitney, what are you seeing there well, right now, hours after that believes confrontation, we've seen this protest to grow back to dozens, if not hundreds of students here at the university for sunday of wisconsin. >> right now, i'm on the library mall. this is pretty much the center of campus and as you can see, even after that police action, tense, we're going back up. so we spoke with one student earlier today who was here when that police confrontation happened. she said she's a modern mediators. you race down here, what you saw was that groups of students sort of encircled by police as they were pushing their way in. and let's take a look at these orange tense. this is what was left after that police confrontation. so most of this was actually cleared during that police confrontation and then police left during that confrontation, there were around 30 arrests according to the nerve city wisconsin's chancellor statement that went out a few minutes ago, most students at that time chose to leav

are dozens, if not hundreds, of students gathered here. >> this is the library mall at the university of wisconsin madison there's a mix of students and protesters. a protest or we're going eyes or tells me that most of the students you see here, wolf are protesters. again, very calm here, very different from what we saw this morning university officials say that this encampment has been up since monday. and in that time, the students here have been issued warning after warning after warning that there is an explicit ban on camping and even still, those tents remained. so it was around seven this morning that police here at the university of wisconsin, madison, as well as local and state police, began that law enforcement action that we saw earlier today. and as it was described to me by a protester, police linked up, i had basically align with their run hi children moved into those tense and took down several of them, but wolf i'll take you over to where the tenant can't meant is you can get a better sense of it. so earlier today after that law enforcement action, this was almost all gone except

everywhere, wolfe college administrators trying to work out how to keep a lid on all this university of wisconsin madison, the latest scene of kalisa college protesters clashing as campus police arrested dozens while clearing and encampment they started pushing them. they started shoving them students were held down with pitons. >> most were released without citations. college officials say it's unclear how many were affiliated with the school say some resisted arrest report for law enforcement officers were injured and say, peaceful protests that abide by campus rules are still alive just know tense we are grateful that our protests refresh still here and they are exercising their first amendment right last night in new york, nypd dressed in riot gear, arrested around 300 as they cleared columbia university's hamilton hall, which had been occupied by pro-palestinian protesters here on the campus that largely kicked off it's now nationwide movement. there are individuals and organizations that are not students we see a shift in tactics that are being used, destruction of property disruptions of c

arrests underway at the university of wisconsin in madison. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: been a day already, hasn't it? i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. night of rage from coast to coast continues in some parts at this hour. police in riot gear responding to chaos at colleges in various parts of the country. you are looking at the university of wisconsin in madison right now. new york city's mayor holding a news conference blaming the outside agitators for driving the violent occupation at places like columbia university and also thanking his police officers who entered the campus and arrested hundreds of protestors inside. he said job well done. >> there was a movement to radicalize young people and i'm not going to wait until it is done and all of a sudden acknowledge the existence of it. this is a global problem that young people are being influenced by those who are professionals at radicalizing our children. i'm not going to allow that to happen as the mayor of the city of new

doug mcleod is professor ofjournalism at the university of wisconsin—madison. to the media show. i know you've been studying how the media frames protest. and you use an interesting term, you talk about the protest paradigm. just explain what you mean by that. yeah, well, we've been studying social media coverage of social protest for over 35 years. we've studied it across a variety of different protest contexts, both left and right groups, abortion groups, environmental groups, black lives matter anarchists, a whole host of different types of protest topics. and one of the things that emerged when we looked at mainstream newspaper and television coverage of these protests was a certain common pattern of covering social protests. the stories look pretty similar in terms of structure and the way the protest was covered. and that's what we call the protest paradigm, a way of covering social protest. so what are the pitfalls that news organisations can fall into, in your view? so, one of the pitfalls is really getting caught up in looking for dramatic stories, dra

university of california in los angeles. now several people have been arrested at the university of wisconsin. madison police moved in to take down tenants and remove the campus and comment. so i'm, i'll a to, to is professor of community and environmental says he owns the, at the university of wisconsin madison. he was detained in india and joined the campus protests. and he told down to 0, you know, his passengers and police behavior when targeting protest is i have a strong belief that our obligation has processors is to protect the students from all harm. that is possible because of that i was trying to de escalate from the, the, the officers who were surrounding the 10th. and i was trying to get them to de escalate and, and leave them alone. one of the officers said, bring him and pointing to me from the very beginning before the, even the, the started contact with the, with the kind of the human chain that was around the camp and he said, gets him drop him. and so they targeted me. i don't know why, but i mean, it is really telling and very, very, very problematic the fact that this feet,

texas, students on demanding the universities company of financial times to as ro and companies that advance as well as military if it's in gaza, that the university of wisconsin, madison students and campus and so directly with telephones and cause i have clashed with police offices removed only about one point interested, at least a 1000 people. a campus police spokesperson says, for offices injured is that tried to remove tens from the campus, has central square the and a new york police right of the building at columbia university occupied by students protesting and solidarity with palestinians. police forces into the hamilton holes with some students have barricaded themselves. hours earlier than usual to me is about $300.00 people with the time and, and purchase the columbia university and city college. and early on wednesday, the u. c. l a campus has been come up to and not have campus tiles of honors more of the tag to palestine solar there's, he's sitting on the satellite campus. some waves pro is ready flags to say the sultan student demonstrations is in some instances with sticks. now the police are accused of standing by and failing to protect the

the texas students of demanding the universities company, a financial ties to israel and companies that it bonds as well as military. if it's in garza, at the university of wisconsin, madison students in captain solidarity palestinians and casa, have clashed with police. officers removed over 110th and a risk that at least a 1000 people. and campus security spokes person says 4 officers were injured. as they tried to remove tens from the campus of central square, you know, inside of the u. c. l, a campus was calm of the night of tiles of island small detective, peaceful sitting on the campus. some waves is rarely flags, as i assaulted demonstrates is in some instances with sticks. now the police are accused of standing by and failing to protect the students. and, and you, your police right through the building at columbia university occupied by protesting students, police forces. it was in the home with some people had barricaded themselves, hours earlier, to your experiences about 300 people with the tines in protest at columbia university in city college. so let's go live down to kristen salumi, who is at columbia university in new york, and the mirror of you, n

university campuses of it coming back to the grounds with all sorts. he's quoting us, stand off with pro palestinian protest as many of them students like here at the university of wisconsin and madison were now familiar scene plays out as police officers move in to cleave a make shift camp leading to classes in new york city apart. you with and more of that as for right across the us, authorities are cracking down on campus protests over the war ring. gaza moving in to clear occupied buildings to the new york police arrested around 300 protesters during rates on 2 campuses on tuesday nights. and it's the little to that, uh, those comes out to the cities for them. university who's done domino as offices move in on the other side of the country at the university of california in los angeles. demonstrate as we build that barricades. but now onto a heavy police presence classes were canceled table wednesday following on the rest spot by clashes between israel's supporters and those come towns on sites. and there's still a simmering tension of the white house as president biden is. monitoring the unfolding chaos on college campuses. very closely, the americans have the right

of university officials . at least 15 students were injured. the us police suppressed the peaceful protest of students at the university of wisconsin. in this anti-zionist gathering, while the students were condemning the crimes of the zionist regime in their slogans, manuscripts and speeches, they were saying the necessity of stopping the attacks of this regime on gaza. the police violently entered their gathering. he destroyed their tents. but they faced the opposition of the police. the police arrested 15 of them. i am now against fordham university in new york. as you can see, there are many police and security forces stationed here. an hour ago, the anti-zionist gathering of students was dispersed by the police here. inside the university building, the students of this university set up their tents here and started their anti-zionist sit-in. we know very well that israel is under the full support of america , which can continue its genocide and crimes. our government does not even allow the palestinian nation to be a member of the united nations to please israel. simultaneously with the anti-zionist protests of students all over

dozens were arrested at tulane university in new orleans, and the university of wisconsin in madison. at columbia university, only imprints left of the encampment that once marked the epicenter of the student movement urging universities to divest from israel over the war against hamas in gaza. nypd cleared out the camp and hamilton hall late tuesday after protesters occupied the building. so classes at ucla are expected to be remote today and tomorrow, and at columbia all finals and any remaining classes will be remote at that main campus, as well. the university there is urging students to go home early for the semester. >> wow. all right. jarred hill, thank you. >>> and now to the middle east where hamas has said that they would likely respond by today to the latest cease-fire and hostage release proposal, but there are early indications it may be a no-go. a hamas official based in lebanon told a hezbollah affiliated tv station their position on the current offer is negative. secretary of state antony blinken is on his way back to the u.s. from israel where he pushed hamas to accep

try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> harris: let's go to the university of wisconsin in madison. ok at this. i mean, seriously, there is so much of this live and moments ago and last night video and it has been a week of this. college campuses have allowed this to go on and on. again, this is from last night. and they are anti-israel. some are pro-hamas. say they want to help the palestinians. this doesn't feed any of them. they should be confused. i suggest they go to gaza and figure out what they need to do if they care that much. if they care that much. they were refusing to take down the remaining tents from an encampment here in wisconsin. it was a dramatic scene as police moved in and made arrests. are city resources being soaked up by this? there is probably crime and families if trouble. people they could help. one example of chaos playing out on campuses nationwide. [shouting] >> harris: there is so much going on at ucla you could put this on a real and play it on youtube for hours. but then it got violent last night. and overnight it went on for hours. opposing groups be

students of the university of wisconsin medicine of a license to face off with police. try to create tre, us not to peacefully protest to create a new york police, say the rest of the around $300.00 people at columbia university and city college and the cues many of not being students and off campus. and you don't. hundreds of people attend a may day protest to show support from palestine and denounced is where i was born casa, us secretary of state institute, blinking visits is rutland breeze or its american opposition to. and is there any offensive in the process? plus tens of thousands of people look back on the streets of george's capital, protesting against the bill by saint hubs, the chances of joining the european union, the is 22, g m t. we begin this use. now, in the united states, with demonstrations, against, as well as for on casa, had been disrupting more university campuses right across the country, both from new york to michigan, florida to california, and on to texas, students a demanding that universities compet financial ties to israel and companies th

wow, we have so much more to show you this hour we are monitoring the university of wisconsin is trumps set to speak in the state in a just a few hours in a critical better ground state, you can bet he's going to talk about things that are important to americans. he is under a gag order so we are in focus for that and he will get to it all as he has been, we would talk about inflation and we will talk about this. where in the world is president biden? is that the game? we are playing it. and we will be right back. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. with absorbine pro, pain won't hold you back from your passions. it's the only solution with two max-strength anesthetics to deliver the strongest numbing pain relief available. so, do your thing like a pro, pain-free. absorbine pro. with absorbine pro, pain won't hold you

well, it was the same at the university of wisconsin and 34 students were arrested. cnn announced minutes ago that more than 1,500 students now , he was arrested by the american police in these two weeks. yes , very well, thank you very much , mr. rajabi. both we are referring to the continuation of student protests in american universities right now, which is clearly visible in the side frame, the sit-in of students at the university of california in los angeles. that more than 80 universities anti- zionist demonstrations. in the last few days, which was accompanied by police brutality, more than a thousand students of various universities were arrested. good morning, dear viewers , we are at your service with the continuation of international news the news that we will follow today on the international table is the meeting of the foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation. the meeting of the foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation is scheduled to be held in gambia today and tomorrow. the issue that is on the agenda of the orga

of hamas. milwaukee is the second largest university in the state of wisconsin. while the response to these protests by universities around the country can best be described as pathetic, milwaukee is one of the worst. israel has suffered an attack almost unprecedented in its brutality in which hamas and its supporters reveled in the horrific deaths of civilians, including young children. israel's response was -- can best be described as very measured. particularly given that hamas has decided to hide among hospitals and other civilian locations. certainly israel's response was more measured than our response during world war ii when you look at what was done to tokyo, what was done to dresden. so by comparison there is no comparison. hamas could end this war tomorrow if they would surr surrender. show israel its tunnels, arms, and surrender the hostages. they are entirely responsible for allowing this war to go on. the university statement to the protestors appears to blame israel. even before the october attacks, it should have been obvious who wears the white ha

this is new video into our newsroom from the university of wisconsin in madison, where you can see police in riot gear. they've arrived on campus to disperse and possibly arrest a pro-palestinian protesters who have been occupying that campus. and this was the scene last night at columbia university in new york city, where nypd moved in to clear campus buildings of protesters. they made several arrests, and the contrast that to the campuses here in the bay area, where, again, protests have been peaceful. this is white plaza at stanford university, where there is an encampment with signs protesters there at stanford. we're watching what was happening last night in columbia. i hope that people around the country will use them as a model for action and for change. honestly, i pray for them and i thank them because they are leading a very, very difficult fight. so again, to reiterate, pro-palestinian protesters have announced several demonstrations throughout the bay area today in san francisco, oakland, san jose, up north in sonoma. so there is a possibility that this could affect your comin

students at the university of wisconsin, madison of the lights has to face off with police. the, i'm told mccrae, this is al, just here a line from the also coming out trying to create tre, us not to peacefully protest, but create a new york.

we were watching campus after campus, university of wisconsin, ucla, usc, university of texas austin and mit, brown, campus after campus into chaos. in fact, it has been in 26 states and one thing is clear, get tents, build an encampment, find material to do it and plenty resources to make it happen much >> lawrence: protesters would use rules of radicals, now they have a crime website, this is a quote there. it is clear in order for this crisis to develop further, student occupation should take buildings whenever possible. we can will the most power by occupying space where classes are held and administrators have offices. be prepared to escalate action to make it more expensive, whether materially, financially, or socially, to remain complicit and divest endowments from israel. they are making it clear, these are all illegal action. >> brian: they go to that site. >> lawrence: they keep saying divest from israel, i don understand what they mean by that. you have a lot of companies that are giving the university money. they give israel money, they are writing scholarships. they want

and, at the university of wisconsin's madison campus, defiant students reestablishing their tents just 24 hours after police disbanded the encan'tment there. we're going to be here indefinitely until they meet our demands. >> reporter: professor graham blair is defending the students' right to protest despite the tactics they've used. >> i think anyone how is worried about college campus needs to come to a college campus. it's 18-year-olds who are learning for the first time how to express themselves. >>> the civil war era ban on abortion in arizona has officially been repealed. k katie hobbs signed the change last night after the state senate voted to repeal the ban on wednesday. the ban allowed abortions only in instances to save the patient's life with no exceptions. a ban on abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy replaces the bill. >>> a botat captain has been sentenced to four years in prison over a deadly fire. people died when the boat conception burned. he was found guilty of criminal negligence last year. in addition to his prison sentence, he will threee spend th spend three ye

students carrying palestinian flags were escorted out of the commencement address at the university of wisconsin just a day after those protesters agreed to dismantle their encampment and not disrupt graduation. meanwhile, on friday morning, police arrested 33 people in an encampment at the university of pennsylvania. the student newspaper reporting police in riot gear gave a 2 minute warning before clearing out the encampment. police say only 9 of those arrested were actually students. and then an escalation between protesters and counter demonstrators at mit led to police arresting around 10 people. university officials say they tried to clear the encampment peacefully before calling police. be sure to stay with kron 4 on air and online for the latest on the war between israel and hamas, the campus demonstrations and also the conflict on the ground in gaza. be sure to head to our website kron 4 dot com for more. now to another big story we're following tonight. the world is currently under a geomagnetic storm warning the sun keep setting off large amounts of energy, creating extreme conditions

continuing on campuses across the united states. 12 protesters were arrested this afternoon at the university of wisconsinn as police cleared an encampment there. tensions are also high in los angeles were overnight protesters attack pro-palestinian demonstrators on the campus. footage from the scene shows people using sticks and polls to attack a makeshift barricade put up around the encampment. police eventually responded to what the university vice chancellor described as horrific acts of violence. there were scuffles in new york where police arrested dozens of pro-palestinian demonstrators who were holed up in a building at columbia university. and they removed a protest encampment. a total of 300 people were detained at columbia and the city college elsewhere in the city. the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives mike johnson said the authorities needed to be called in. >> what are university officials waiting on? what do they need to see before they stand up to these terrorist sympathizers? and that is exactly what they are. what is worse though is that columbia's choice to ignore the safety

were also made during pro-palestinian protests at tulane university in new orleans and the university of wisconsin, madison. >> the campus protests reached santa clara university today. students on campus held a teach-in on gaza. they're calling for a permanent cease fire and for the jesuit university to divest from companies doing business with israel. university officials say they met with the organizers to make sure it doesn't present a safety risk for other students. >> one of the expectations is that expressive activities don't block access, so that the students who have class or have other commitments across the campus are able to access those those spaces. >> student organizers say they want to build solidarity with palestinians. santa clara university has a contingency plan in place in case the event gets rowdy. >> with counter protests at cal, the student encampment outside sproul hall entered its 10th day. today, supporters held a poetry reading. they want the university to create a palestinian studies program and to divest from companies doing business with israel. uc's board of regents

university of buffalo. and check out this before and after the university of wisconsin-madison. in just one day after police tore down an encampment there, students returning, setting up more tents overnight. tense moments over at ucla. this is where chp moved in to make arrests. hundreds of those protesters who defied warnings were taken into custody, and tents were torn down. here's a live look above that campus. this is where cleanup is just getting started. as nbc's anastasia olmos reports, classes there are canceled. well, you can see just how fast the university is moving to clean up this encampment behind me. the images of tents and plywood that was blocking off this massive encampment are now all torn down. you can see they've brought in these trucks to bulldoze a lot of the tents and air mattresses and sleeping bags and all the supplies that the protesters had brought in. now, earlier, more than 200 chp officers breached the encampment. around 3 a.m. they came in and their riot gear in lines throwing flash bangs. the flash bangs worked on outside protesters, but in the

university campus, the students, joined by many of their teachers, defiantly continued. from the university to sell all the shares it owns in companies connected to israel. at the university of wisconsinotesters also tried to push back the police, and dozens were arrested. footage like this is igniting more and more demonstrations on most campuses as these protests roll across the country from coast to coast. what could it all come to, considering the end of the semester is approaching. many universities hope. that these protests will die down during the summer holidays, but not before graduation ceremonies can be disrupted, especially those where president biden is scheduled to give a speech, this is a very , very difficult political issue for him, he knows that he risks losing the support of thousands young activists, but he should also consider moderate voters who would like to hear him condemn the unrest that continues on campuses. so, not only universities in los angeles, new york, in iskonka. also texas. special forces pushed the demonstrators out of the tent camp at the university of texas at dallas. university officials said police intervened when protesters began setting up c

they came under attack by supporters of israel. tensions of the university boiled as a awesome non since the days of the university of wisconsin. madison student demonstrations for the police officers removed over 110th and the academy had rested at least 10000 people account. the security supports person says 4 offices were injured, as they tried to remove tens from the campus essentials when the american association of university professors has condemned the columbia university president and board of trustees. the thoughts of police arrested hundreds of protest is on campus. they entered a historic hole with some papers and barricaded themselves on monday evening. they made the call in the police without even the semblance of communication or consultation with. 7 or any of the body in faculty and staff has been lost out of our own campus. the let's go to one correspondence today's about she's joining as outside the city university of new york. what's happening behind you there today is a protest as clearly understood by the police action being taken against many around the country of the. well, that's correct for here outsid

more than 30 people were arrested at the university of wisconsin madison this morning, police, at least for police officers were injured, including a state trooper who was hit in the head with a skateboard, were told classes have been canceled at ucla today after violence erupted between anti-israel protesters in an encampment and counter protesters overnight. one antiwar protester told cnn that bricks mason, paper, pepper spray, we're involved those cnn has not been able to confirm those details. the new york police department, meanwhile says they're officers will be positioned around the campus of columbia university for at least the next two weeks. after an estimated 300 people were arrested last night at columbia in the nearby city college in new york officers were forced to climb through a second story window. they say to clear out protesters who had occupied the school's hamilton hall, some of the occupiers having vandalize the building new york city leaders now say this particular building occupation was led by individuals who are not affiliated with columbia university cnn's nic

why isn't it happening at university of wisconsin in oshkosh or something, all the other universities around the country? this is why it is concerning that it may be orchestrated, because it isn't popping up at anywhere except for the most well-known 20 or 30 universities in the country. host: orchestrated by -- who would want to orchestrate something like that? are you talking about an international group? guest: i mean, when you have people show up who are not connected with the university, simultaneously, all around the country, have got to wonder. there were riots a few years ago, right? those were inspired by the tragic death in minnesota. it would not surprise me if there are people, like the people behind the scenes who pushed antifa -- if those people are saying we are going to have riots in such and such a week. i think these demonstrations have international consequences because i think it encourages people in other countries to think that we have a real problem in america and there are people supporting hamas, other than realizing where a country of 300 million people. we h

as governor glenn youngkin's began to speak at the university of wisconsin in madison a harder line, police escorting a few students out of the ceremony. this after they displayed a palestinian flag, while others turn their backs on the school chancellor speech. but these outburst, not as dramatic as some fear there work calmer commencements at some of the campuses were protests have raged in recent weeks with a charge atmosphere on college campuses nationwide you are once again adapting to the unprecedented at the university of texas austin small display, of solidarity with palestinians at columbia and pomona encampments and protest overrun the stage is set for commencement ceremonies. locations, and dates. hastily rearranged. >> i think it's sad and i think it's it's a really bad wade and your college career? >> anxiety, remains with more commencements on the horizon, including at protests, hotspots like columbia, george washington university, and nyu. later this week. and president joe biden's plan to dress at morehouse camila bernal, cnn, los angeles and our thanks to camila bern

many of which have been going on for weeks, are now impacting graduation ceremonies at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. an encampment still on campus despite graduation events. >> this should have ended long ago, and the only way this will end is if our demands are met. shut it down. >> shut it down. the university of michigan's graduation was briefly interrupted by pro-palestinian protesters chanting and waving palestinian flags. we shall not. in new york city, police moved in last week when protesters took over a building on columbia university's campus. >> the police came in and exactly two hours everything was over. it was a beautiful thing to watch these protests happening amid the war in gaza are now a campaign issue. >> breaking windows, shutting down campuses, forcing the cancellation of classes and graduations. none of this is a peaceful protest. >> new york city mayor eric adams has said many of those arrested have been what he called outside agitators. >> when those protests reached the point of violence, as the president stated, we have to ensure that we use a minimum amount of f

many of which have been going on for weeks, are now impacting graduation ceremonies at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee, an encampment still on campus despite graduation events. >> this should have ended long ago, and the only way this will end is if our demands are met. >> shut it down. >> shut it down. the university of michigan's graduation was briefly interrupted by pro-palestinian protesters chanting and waving palestinian flags. we shall not be in new york city. police moved in last week when protesters took over a building on columbia university's campus. >> the police came in and exactly two hours everything was over. it was a beautiful thing to watch. >> these protests happening amid the war in gaza are ■now campain issue breaking windows, shutting down campuses, forcing the cancellation of classes and graduations. >> none of this is a peaceful protest. >> new york city mayor eric adams has said many of those arrested have been what he called outside agitators. >> when those protests reached the point of violence as the president stated, we have to ensure that we use a minimum amount

i mean, we saw in wisconsin this morning the university of wisconsin madison again, police went in quite heavy handed to break up an encampment. four officers were actually injured students. and then what was really strange, there was once all that was over, the police came out and said all right. we're really glad that the protesters are still here x sizing their first amendment right. just know tense. so carry on with the protests. just no tents. and it was very strange to have that juxtaposition of yes, you're welcome. when just a couple of hours earlier, we had seen these law enforcement officers basically wrestling and with students, trying to grab them out of these tense la has become definitely an issue. usc last week was really where it was concentrated, but see here's the difference. usc is a private university. so what usc did was they cleared at the encampment? it didn't look great. it didn't go that well. but they then got everybody off the campus they then close the gates. they closed it down so hang on. this this barriers. i think this barrier being moved. >> so then a lot

at the university of wisconsin in madison today, police clashing with and arresting protesters as theycleared that encampment. and overnight, los angeles police breaking up violent confrontations at ucla between pro-palestinian and counter-protesters while at george washington university in d.c, protest have been largely peaceful, though some students have been suspended. ed, this is going to be a long fight, but we're in this for the long haul and we're going to do what it takes until we see divestment. even if it could potentially cost your academic career or others who are out here. yeah, i think this movement is bigger than any of us and more powerful than any of us. house republicans meeting with gw university leaders today, we expect the rule of law to be upheld as a student led movement becomes a political flashpoint in this all important election year. republicans are casting the campus protests as a sign of chaos under president biden, only adding to the pressure to reach a ceasefire deal and calm the turmoil. secretary of state antony blinken has been in israel, where he's be