and as soon as tomorrow, she could face a censure vote from the university senate.rew allison, lionel, thank you. >> and now to baltimore and a major development in the wake of that deadly bridge collapse last month, including new claims about who's at fault. this morning, the city of baltimore, with new accusations against the owner of the dolly, the cargo ship that lost power and slammed into the francis scott key bridge last month, causing it to collapse, killing six construction workers. in a new court filing, lawyers for the city argue the dolly's owner failed to repair known power problems before the collision, saying even before leaving port, alarms showing inconsistent power supply on the dolly had sounded, but the dolly left port anyways. the company has sought to cap its liability at $43 million, but baltimore leaders argue the liability should not be capped, claiming the company's negligence caused them to destroy the key bridge and single handedly shut down the port of baltimore, a source of jobs and revenue for the city. >> i think the last big devastat

that's why we've got a conflict between the university senate, which said he did not want to see a police coming to your interest students and the president of the university who called police in. so right now we're in the middle of that conflict and we just don't know where it's going to end, but these protests only seem to be growing all across the country. indeed, thanks so much john. we really do appreciate that. there's joan engine for us at columbia. university in new york, as well, protests against the war on guys a game momentum at american universities. you as president jeff bonds and has signed off on a foreign aid package that includes $26000000000.00 and assistance is ro, my kind of has moved from washington dc. president biden, describe the foreign aid package as a victory for the us and for the world. can you reiterate to what he called his iron clad support of israel? always make sure these are has what it needs to defend itself against iran and chairs, to support with this say the united states can help replenish the israel's air defense and fraud. other critical events, s

yesterday, the columbia university senate passed a resolution condemning shafiq's administration, sayingand due process rights of students and faculty members. so, university administrators under huge pressure here and it's not really clear what the solution is to this very tricky political. celebrations have been taking place across south africa — to mark the 30th anniversary of the end of apartheid. president cyril ramaphosa paid tribute to the people who he said had brought peace and freedom to the country. he described the first democratic elections three decades ago as a victory for human dignity, and progress against racism. a gold pocket watch worn by the wealthiest passenger on the titanic has sold for £900,000 at auction. once fees are added, it's the highest price ever paid at auction for a single item recovered from the scene of the disaster in 1912. a leather violin bag owned by the leader of the orchestra which famously played on as the ship sank, fetched £290,000. duncan kennedy reports from the auction in wiltshire. there's nothing like the titanic to evoke memories, passi

and then um, we also were confused because normally the president supposed to consult with the university senate before calling the police onto the campus and we later found out that they did not approve the presence of police on campus. in any case, we received word through allies in the administration that the police were coming in. and so we all got into the middle of our and cabinet. we locked arms began chanting and singing, and then they came on suddenly all at once and they started picking us off one by one and taking us to the corrections vans. and even when you're going to the precinct we were continually chanting as we were going in to take our mug shots, it was, is this, the protesting never ended. so the sense of community made the whole experience feel a little bit better than then. it could have been, now this experience isn't totally new to you or you're part of students. but just as in palestine, you guys were banned from campus last year. and you said before that you faced consequences were standing up on this issue. ah, how surprised are you or not surprised? are you up by the

and now the president is saying we are no longer going to bring in the nypd and we have the university senate voting essentially to say that she violated established protocol when she did this. this is a revolt on the university, what do you make of her decision to say nypd is never going to hear back? >> leadership is completely pictured -- capitulating to the anti-american pro-hamas mob so that have taken to the campus. she allowed this to metastasize and columbia became the model for campuses all across the country and this problem is spread nationwide. it is due to her failure leadership and we have a lot of options on the table. our call on congress to cut federal spending at universities that will not stop this. we need to stop allowing endowments to go untouched and enforced donald trump's executive order which injures american civil rights protections for the first time in american history, the biden administration is refusing to use the tools that are available to that stuff. >> to this soundbite. listen together. >> the double standard, dylan roof goes into a charleston church and k

gauge is that resolution they voted for to rebuke minouche shafik and her steps and that system university senate body that came out one step before censor. they said, you are going after the freedom of speech and academic freedom of the students and they were not happy with it. so the faculty has taken an official stance on this. staff are officially against steps taken against protesters by the university. >> brian: i can't imagine how many people are rejecting admission, people going in spring and people transferring at this moment because they want no part of it. if you are jewish, how can you rationalize going there. >> ainsley: for 80,000. >> brian: i can't be guaranteed my kid or student will be safe on day-to-day basis. >> steve: thank you. great reporting, the university will have to come out with a statement. hamilton hall has fallen, been taken over by -- we don't know exactly who. occupy hamilton. >> ainsley: they were hanging out the window, lucky someone didn't fall. >> brian: they are climbing in above the bar on different video they have. >> steve: let's keep discussion of coming

. >> so the latest from columbia, the university senate actually adopted a resolution to investigatehe response. and in part, quote, the executive committee did not improve the presence of nypd on campus at this time. saying that if the nypd were to be called again, the progress that the admin has made. >> okay, maia. thank you for the update there from columbia. joining me now, we have christina ramirez, the executive director. so first up, on these demonstrations around the country, what have these protest become so widespread? >> young people, this is the most engaged in american history. they are participating in the public. they are calling 70% of young people across the country, supporting the cease-fire. you want to see a shift, as well as from their federal government in how this crisis was addressed. i want to really highlight how the state troopers were called in. these basic fundamental constitutional rights. they should be allowed to protest to be able to show their distance their frustration. that is as american as apple pie. met the biden ministration and striking a car

hired mitt romney, the republican senator to take over the university— republicanarvard is going to hire alumni like myself— that harvard is going to hire alumni like myself or ted cruz, but mitt romney— like myself or ted cruz, but mitt romney looks like harvard, acts like harvard, _ romney looks like harvard, acts like harvard, he — romney looks like harvard, acts like harvard, he is harvard. ithink romney looks like harvard, acts like harvard, he is harvard. i think if they— harvard, he is harvard. i think if they were — harvard, he is harvard. i think if they were going to take a republican he would _ they were going to take a republican he would take senator mitt romney was standing down from the senate in november~ _ was standing down from the senate in november. keeping in mind, for he was senate, — november. keeping in mind, for he was senate, he had a very distinguished career and not only is the governor as his feet as massachusetts or his connection there. _ massachusetts or his connection there. lrut— massachusetts or his connection there, but also as a

the university is private, which means it is not covered by the first amendment to the american constitution, which protects freedom of speech from government censorship. in new york, the senate of columbia university , a body that includes students and teachers, has launched investigations into the leadership for that it's in full swing the protests caused the cops, that is, it went against freedom of speech. not only are the protests no longer peaceful, but columbia university, which is actively pursuing government grants, is putting them at risk... republicans in the house of representatives are pushing forward legislation against anti-semitism. the house of representatives is studying the situation in some universities; if they cannot solve this problem, then they will be left without federal funding. if the law is passed, all rallies where anti-zionist slogans are heard will be banned, although it is possible that the real reason for the student riots is only tangentially affecting the middle east conflict. the new york post found that pro-palestinian protests across america were organized by structures close to billionaire george soros. representatives of three public o

resulted in a surge of anti-semitism with many jewish students feeling unsafe on campus columbia university senate has voted to create a task force to investigate the university leadership's handling of those protests and universal let's see, officials have banned a student leader who says, in january, he said that in january the zionist don't deserve to live. >> cnn's mega marquez has two tails zionists don't deserve to live comfortably, let alone zionists don't deserve to live. commodity. james ii, spokesperson for the student protest at columbia university said this more than once in a personal social media posts in january the same way we're very comfortable accepting that nazis don't deserve to live fascist don't deserve to live racist don't deserve to live zionist they shouldn't live in this world confronted by cnn about his comments, james, unapologetic. >> i think we need to shift the conversation from people's comfort to the hundreds of thousands of people who have been displaced. the tens of thousands of people who have been murdered by israel. >> i think it harder your words help. i thi

. >> reporter: so, the latest from columbia is that the university senate has actually adopted a resolutionstration's response to the protest. there has been a lot of pushback against the university president. nypd on campus on april 15th. some students even questioning if commencement will be the same, now scheduled for may 15th. we haven't heard of any official changes from the university, but it is scheduled to be on the same location of where this encampment is right now, the west lawn. so, still a lot to figure out here on campus, as both the admin and the protesting students try to come to a resolution. >> via egeland, thank you so much from columbia university in new york. let's head across the country to adrienne broaddus, who was at ucla. of course, the university of california los angeles. what can you tell us about the demonstrations there? it looks like you are right by an encampment. >> reporter: we are, alex. a lot of similarities here. like many of the colleges we have seen it nationwide, this part of ucla's campus looks like a campground. you noted the encampment. when we sh

out this encampment, which previously made them the subject of investigation from the columbia university senate, or do they allow them to remain as the big graduation commencement ceremony? meir's in this very spot in a matter of weeks polo sandoval cnn new york chris massie kano is an assistant professor of educational studies at public policy at davidson college. >> he has studied the impacts of university divestments and joins me now from davidson, north carolina appreciate you being with us thank you so much for the opportunity, rosemary. >> so tensions are running high at various american college campuses across the country with physical clashes now reported add ucla between dueling protesters among their demands and into the war in gaza. and a call for colleges to disclose their financial investments. and divest from israeli companies and companies that do business in israel well as well as weapons manufacturers. so what does divestment mean exactly and how difficult is that process for these colleges with massive endowments? >> it's, a great question. divestment generally means taking wh

this encampment, which previously made them the subject of an investigation from the columbia university senate, or do they allow them to remain as the big graduation commencement ceremony? meir's in this very spot in a matter of weeks. polo sandoval, cnn new york us senator bernie sanders is expressing his support for the ongoing pro-palestinian protests on us college campuses. but he stressed the need to condemn anti-semitism and other forms of bigotry right now, what it was right extremist and racist government is doing is unprecedented in the modern history of warfare they have killed in the last 6.5 months, 33,000 palestinians wounded 77,000 thirds of whom are women and children they have destroyed over 60% of the housing. >> they have destroyed that health care system they have destroyed the infrastructure no elect, the city. very little water. and right now we are looking at the possibility of mass starvation and famine in gaza when you make those charges, that is not anti symmetric, that is a reality so our job is to condemn hamas, a terrorist organization that started this war condemn

. >> the latest update from the university is that the university senate has adopted a resolution andnistration's response to these protests. that resolution saying in part "the executive committee did not approve the presence of nypd on our campus at this time." we know the president sent out an email to the campus community saying calling the nypd again would be counterproductive to a lot of the progress that has been made between the student protesters and the school administration. katie. >> nbc news digital reporter maya eaglin, thank you for getting started. so, the college protests of today ring with echoes of yesteryear. in the 1960s and 70s, college campuses were the centers of activism as students fought against the draft, vietnam, civil rights violations, and apartheid in south africa. today, just like then, we are seeing college students call on universities to cut ties with israel over the israel hamas war. the universities are pushing back against these largely peaceful protest with militarized police showing up in riot gear to handle unarmed protesters. so, i see that,

yesterday, columbia university senate, which is made up of faculty, students, and administrators, voted that calls for an investigation into the schools leadership. it accuses the administration of violating established protocols, undermining academic freedom, jeopardizing free speech, and preaching to process rights of those students and professors. >>> next, the history of protest on college campuses and the responsibility these institutions have to protect and foster free speech. ree spe and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! did you ever worry we wouldn't get to enjoy this? [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner monologue) seriously, look at these guys. they are playing great. meanwhile, i'm on the green and all i can think about is all the green i'm spending on 3 kids in college. not to mention the kitchen remodel, and we'd just remodel the bathrooms last month. with empower, i get all of my financial questions answered. so i don't have to worry. so you're like a guru now? oh here it comes— join 18 million americans and take control of your

you know, the faculty members have done this by way of the university's senate as well, which is a majority of faculty-run body and they have come out against university president and for these protesters not just students and. that has added another layer here. >> brian: thanks, bryan. we will talk to you again. if anything happens, we will break in. >> ainsley: any press conferences scheduled for today? >> brian: no. >> ainsley: the president should be speaking at some point. >> brian: he said he got an update from the university at 8:00 a.m. yesterday. that's when we found out about the 2:00 p.m. deadline. the 2:00 p.m. deadline is going in. i watched the professor on sunday he came out and said not only is he not against the protesters, is he in full support of the protesters. and he says they're doing the right thing. and the biggest mistake and the agreement among faculty of columbia. the biggest mistake the president made, number one, was selling them out in front of congress that day second biggest mistake was calling the cops. think about this. we're thinking that they understand t

there's also a long history at columbia of not wanting to discipline students for any reason the university senate, which is a body primarily of faculty members, has been very hesitant to move forward with any type of adjudication process against our students. >> we know that the faculty make everything incredibly difficult. what we're seeing today on campus is the addition of the the union being present and the large numbers that are surrounding the encampment are primarily from the union, but it's the faculty who have nothing to lose these tenured faculty who think that they're not going to get fired, they're not going to be suspended. and it's these poor students who are out there who are inspired by their professors and risk being suspended and eventually potentially expelled from columbia university, which faculty members are you're specifically talking about? >> i'm not getting into names, but there you can see repeatedly on twitter, on pbs, on their articles, these are professors who have indicated publicly that israelis don't belong on campus that there is no place. well, i'm about to say

yesterday, the columbia university senate passed a resolution condemning the administration, saying thattive under huge pressure here, and it is not really clear what the solution is to this very tricky problem. hello there. it certainly has been a saturday of contrasts across the country. we started off grey and wet across southern england. the rain petered out to a blanket of cloud and drizzle. a lot of cloud across wales, the midlands, for much of the day. further north it was a different story. sunny spells and scattered showers but escape those showers, a beautiful afternoon in fife, as you can see. we have more heavy rain though arriving through the night tonight. it is across the south. that rain — some of it really quite intense — will gradually drift its way steadily north and east as we go through sunday. once again a day of contrasts because the rain will continue to move its way out of the midlands, up into the north—east of england and eastern scotland. west will certainly stay drier and brightest for longest. into the afternoon we should see an improving picture across much

the deadline for demonstrators to clear out of buildings without facing arrest at columbia university. its senate today called for an investigation into the schools administration. columbia's president has faced criticism for calling in the new york city police department last week that led to the arrests of more than 100 protesters. camps have popped off at schools, across popped up, rather at schools across the country. and in many instances, police have moved in to make arrests. we have continuing coverage of the campus protests across the country and here in the bay area on our website, abc7 news.com. there is a link right there on our home page. new at 11 san francisco's democratic party is launching a committee to look into sexual assault allegations against john jacobo and at least one other political leader. that's according to our media partners at the san francisco standard. jacobo was the director of a housing nonprofit, but resigned there are multiple allegations against him, and at least three women filed police reports. the san francisco police department says it's investigating the

the deadline for demonstrators to clear out of buildings without facing arrest at columbia university. its senate called for an investigation into the schools administration. columbia's president has faced criticism for calling in the new york city police department last week that led to the arrests of more than 100 protesters. camps have popped off at schools, across popped up, rather at schools across the country. and in many instances, police have moved in to make arrests. we have continuing coverage of the campus protests across the country and here in the bay area on our website, abc7 news.com. there is a link right there on our home page. new at 11 san francisco's democratic party is launching a committee to look into sexual assault allegations against john jacobo and at least one other political leader. that's according to our media partners at the san francisco standard. jacobo was the director of a housing nonprofit, but resigned there are multiple allegations against him, and at least three women filed police reports. the san francisco police department says it's investigating the cases

they tried to break into amazing get the university's academic senate. and then jim and the local police burst into the venue of the pro palestinian conference that was scheduled to be held over 3 days. what are the speakers? the youngest of verified k is once greece is fine, that was when it's due, was due to give a speech to the event. he says, the police force, the police shut down the racing speech was meant to be transmitted. broad costs spoken live during the palestine, congress and berlin, friday. the 12th of april was because the german police had gone by the whole of the political system of the federal republic of germany, boasting, and prevented jews by the stadiums. and the rest of us who wanted to have a congress during which to discuss these conservation, quick existence, universe of human rights from the jordan river. do they make that any n c? german police proved beyond reasonable doubt by bursting in and interrupting the live stream. grabbing the microphone ending, that's magnificent congress that flashes me. there's no need to win gover

said demick projects protest as we're supposed to lead to i to break into amazing get the university's academic senate and the gym. and the local police burst into the venue of a pro palestinian conference that was scheduled to be held over 3 days. one of the speakers, the honest a virus lock is one square, he says, finance witnessed. it was due to give a speech at the event. he says the police full simply shut down the meeting. a speech was meant to be transmitted. broad costs spoken live during the palestine, congress and berlin, friday. the 12th of april was because the german police had gone by the whole of the political system of the federal republic of germany, boasting, and prevented jews by his damian's and the rest of us wanted to have a congress during which to discuss these big observation quick existence, universe of human rights from the jordan, revert to the method that any n c, german police prove to be young, reasonable doubt by bursting in and interrupting the live stream. grabbing the microphone ending that magnificent congress that flashes does not need to be in government in order

furious at the university present, made the decision to call new york city police department onto campus police department, the history of brutality. and this has made a pose to the senate university center. they've jumped into that this happening and we are really curious. 100 of us came and stood on the steps a few days ago to protest this decision. 54 members, the loss was permanent. faculty wrote directly to the president objecting to it, and so is quite a bit of anger among the faculty, even among people who don't support the protesters of the fact that the new york city police departments brought in against what is essentially a peaceful protest students camping out on the lawn. yeah, you mentioned the columbia senate who is involved in the columbia senate and there were some rumors of a censure resolution against the presidential fee because of the way the police were called. is that correct? what's the latest there? yeah, so the university center is made up of faculty students. the administrator is um, the president is required to consult the senate prior to bringing in the police. she did that, the senate rejected it and she went ahead anyways, by all accounts.

across the us against the wall and gaza added solidarity with students arrested at columbia university. the us senate gives a final approval for a 90.

across the us against the wall and gaza added solidarity with students arrested at columbia university. the us senate gives the final approval for a $95000000.00 aid package to as well, to crane and taiwan. plus the protests of the origin. tina teachers and students demonstrate against funding cost of public education. the tuesday marked 200 days since as well. you don't want you to school on garza, the unrelenting attacks carried out by is ready for us to show no sign of abating. at least 7 people having killed at stride from delphi in the south. and there was a lot in central gaza. maybe 1500000 people that sold in hospice strips population is now seeking refuge in delphi, as well as honest whitening to launch a ground defensive. more than $34000.00 palestinians have been killed since october, the 7th. the war has sponsor global outrage and israel stands accused of committing genocide and human rights abuses. thought it was on has this report from the fi and southern gaza the 200 days since as well began as genocide of cause lights on slate shows new signs of lifting up. and again, it's women and c

at columbia university the school senate approving a resolution to investigate the administration. nbc's erin mclaughlin is there as the debate expands from free speech to hate speech. >> student protesters say the negotiations have stalled on the issue of divestment from israel and received no reassurances that the university won't send in the nypd. >> some concerned about the impact on graduation. >> it is in our best interest to reach an agreement before commencement. >> reporter: meanwhile at the university of southern california, many seniors who didn't get a high school graduation because of covid left devastated by the university's abrupt decision to cancel their commencement. >> outside of just being annoyed, i feel pretty let down by the university. >> reporter: amir bell, who supports the protesters, tells us 15 of his family members were planning to fly in from atlanta to celebrate his milestone moment, and now that's in limbo. >> i just don't understand how they could have president obama on campus and have the adequate security for him, they can have world leaders and

is are coming out the protest condemning israel is wall and gaza spread across american universities. the us senate gives a final approval for a $95000000.00 aid package to as well. you crate anti one plus giovanni and president of and i invite you see arrives in sri lanka on an official visit to boost by bachelor relations. we have a live off days. the will begin in gaza where at least 3 palestinians have been killed. and this really strikes that hit a residential building and rough or maybe 1500000 people are seeking refuge in the southern city. where as well as to what thing to launch a ground defensive and central garza for others, were killed when it was ready. bomb targeted, a group of people and on the side of refugee camp on tuesday, the camp has been on the continued attacks for days. meanwhile, heavy shelling was supposedly baton of owls way to the injured rush to unlock the whole special thought. a couple was in has this report from alpha and southern gaza . a spite was just 7 years old when the messiah struck. is mother now left without this on the be we were inside the house and sudden

and last minute, california universities on that proposal is a bill calling on each university. the senatece investigates harassment allegations. another bill would require the state auditor to review university discrimination and harassing policies at the csu you see and community college system about every 3 years. it is our responsibility to get out in front to learn from the past. >> and to create the kinds of reforms that will improve the environment on our campuses, ensuring that our higher education institutions are free from. >> discrimination harassment. it's critical to providing an equitable learning environment for our students and a safe work environment for our staff. >> will the bills are now headed to various committees where they will each come up for hearing. coming up in the next hour. the kron morning news. >> you fast food minimum wage law is now in effect. we're here for one san jose owner here for one san jose owner says new law may force him t ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take onc

s. against the wall and gaza and solidarity with students arrested at columbia university. the us senate gives the final approval for $95.00 city and all the aid packaged as well, and ukraine and taiwan and the purchase. an argentine tuesdays and students demonstrated against funding comes to public education. the tuesday march to 100 days is as well launched. it's one gaza, the unrelenting attacks carried out by his body forces show no sign of abating at least 7 people have been killed and strikes on rafa in the south. and there was a lot in central gaza, maybe 1500000 people. that's more than half the strips population is now seeking refuge and also israel's is threatening to launch a ground defense of will the $34000.00 palestinians have been killed since october . the 7th. the will has spot to global outrage and as well stands accused of committing genocide and human rights abuses. thought a couple of them has this report from bradford and south of gaza. the 200 days since, as well, began this genocide of cause lights on slate, shows new signs of lifting up. and again, it's women and

. >> columbia university's faculty senate is fearing a vote to censure the school's president, so they are redrafting a resolution that would admonisher instead, according to the new york times, senators will meet today to vote on that resolution . they're worried that a censure vote could result in the removal during a critical time for the school. an admonishment would instead be more of a warning protest. there have set up an encampment urging columbia to cut its ties with israel. in southern california, usc canceled its main graduation ceremony because of the ongoing protests and what they're calling safety concerns. 90 protesters were arrested on campus wednesday night during clashes with police. usc previously canceled a graduation speech by a pro-palestinian valedictorian. many members of this graduating class already missed out on their high school graduation ceremony. during the first months of the pandemic. that includes pleasanton native mira popli. her parents have been planning her college graduation celebration for months, 2020 being the covid year, she didn't get a high

deadline for demonstrators to clear out of buildings without facing arrest, and at columbia university, its senate called for an investigation into the school's administration. columbia's president has faced criticism for calling in the new york city police department last week that led to the arrest of more than 100 protesters. camps have popped up at schools across the country since then, and in many instances, police have made arrests and we have continuing coverage of the campus protests across the country. and right here in the bay area. that's all on our website, abc seven news.com. we have a link right on our home page. new developments san francisco's democratic party is launching a committee to look into sexual assault allegations by political leaders. it comes amid claims against john jacobo and at least one other leader. jacobo was the director of a housing nonprofit but resigned. there are multiple allegations against him in at least three women filed police reports. the san francisco police department says it's investigating the cases. there are also allegations against kevin ortiz, t

deadline for demonstrators to clear out of buildings without facing arrest, and at columbia university, its senate called for an investigation into the school's administration. columbia's president has faced criticism for calling in the new york city police department last week that led to the arrest of more than 100 protesters. camps have popped up at schools across the country since then, and in many instances, police have made arrests. we have continuing coverage of the campus protests across the country and here in the bay area on our website. that's abc seven news.com. we have a link right on our home page. new developments san francisco's democratic party is launching a committee to look into sexual assault allegations by political leaders. it comes amid claims against john jacobo and at least one other leader. jacobo was the director of a housing nonprofit but resigned. and there are multiple allegations against him in at least three women filed police reports. the san francisco police department says it's investigating the cases. there are also allegations against kevin ortiz, the co-presi

. >> columbia university's faculty senate is fearing a vote to censure the school's president. so they are redrafting a resolution to admonish her, according to the new york times. senators will meet today to vote on that resolution. they're worried that a censure vote could result in her removal during a critical time for the school. an admonishment would be more of a warning. protesters there have set up an encampment urging columbia to cut ties with israel. in southern california, usc canceled its main graduation ceremony because of the ongoing protests and safety concerns. 90 protesters were arrested on campus wednesday night during clashes with police. usc previously canceled a graduation speech by a pro-palestinian valedictorian. many members of this graduating class have already missed out on a high school graduation ceremony, because that was during the first months of the pandemic. that includes pleasanton native mira popli, whose parents have been planning her college graduation celebration for months. >> 2020 being the covid year, she didn't get a high school graduat

in many universities , face-to-face classes are closed and held virtually. meanwhile, 25 senators have asked joe biden in a letter to send more federal officers and the national guard to suppress anti-zionist movements in universities. marian herch, a professor at columbia university, who is a jew herself, says what is going on in american universities now, and strongly as movements. the jew is suppressed , a political movement against the zionist regime and in no way it is not against the religion and identity of the jews. now we see that peaceful protests are suppressed in american universities and students are not allowed to express their views. it is strange that in our own university we are not allowed to criticize a foreign government and they send the police to suppress it. as a jew, i always knew that , according to al-alam network , heavy economic losses were caused to the occupying regime due to the war. the effects of the surprise attack by hamas on october 7 , 2023 have gone beyond the military affairs of the zionist regime and have complicated the political and social

senators and mr. mike johnson who came to the court, for example, columbia university , made that threat to the student, or the tweet that ms. blackburn made, or mr. tom cotton, who said a lot of strange things. and yes , senator tom cotton, a famous conservative and republican senator, said that let's raise the taxes of this university and the students who are protesting, that is, all of them. they are trying to spread the story of the freedom of speech, which is the first amendment of the constitution, and they are claiming a lot about it. thank you mr. dr. eizdi for supporting these lobbies like ipec, mr. abbasi, mr. abbasi , political analysts and analysts of american issues . . how are the prices this year? buy this year at last year's price well done, did you hear that this year is the price of last year? they say to buy this year at last year's price, guys, they say this year to buy at last year's price, they say to buy this year from shahr farsh and shahr home appliances at last year's price, it's great, great news . installment, whatever you want , come to sarad, different accessories of each

s. against the wall and gaza and, and solidarity with students arrested at columbia university. the us senate gives the final.

conference of american association of university professors says 60 people who previously served in dei roles have been fired. the firings come after a gop state senator warned the university to better comply with the law. critics say ut has already overcorrected, and this latest round of firings is another overreaction. >>> turning now to an update on the baltimore bridge that collapsed last week killing six workers. during a news briefing, maryland governor westmore said the francis scott key bridge will be rebuilt, but the first priority is recovering the bodies of those killed, as well as clearing the wreckage below the river's surface. >> in our recovery efforts, we need to do more work cheering t clearing the channel. and current didn'tsconditions m unsafe for divers to return to the water. we will move fast, but we will not move careless. my directive is to complete this mission with no injuries and no casualties. >> the governor also said that the poor weather has made it necessary to use advanced technology to map out that wreckage. >>> rashee rice is speaking out about the car crash in dallas that injured four people. the wide receiver for t

but in new york, the senate of columbia university , a body that includes students and teachers, beganship for calling the cops in the midst of protests, that is, going against freedom of speech. not only were the protests no longer peaceful, but colombian university was actively developing. government grants are at risk of being lost. republicans in house of representatives is advancing legislation against anti-semitism. the house of representatives is studying the situation in some universities. if they can't solve this problem, then they will be left without federal funding. if the law is passed, all rallies where anti-zionist slogans are heard will be banned. however, it is possible that the real reason for the student riots only tangentially affects the middle east conflict. new york post newspaper. found out that pro-palestinian protests across america were organized by structures close to the billionaire george soros. representatives of three public organizations set up a tent city last wednesday on the lawn of the columbian. university. students sleep in centrally purchased ten

universities. closed and held virtually. meanwhile, 25 senatorse asked joe biden in a letter to send tougher federal officers and the national guard to suppress anti-zionist movements in universities. marian herch, a professor at columbia university, who is herself a jew, says that what is going on in american universities now is strongly suppressed as anti-jewish movements. a political movement against the zionist regime and in no way against religion it is not the identity of the jews. now we see that peaceful protests are suppressed in american universities and students are not allowed to express their views. it is strange that in our own university we are not allowed to criticize a foreign government and they send the police to suppress it. as a jew, i always knew that being jewish meant supporting me. as we had in the news, the president, after a three-day official visit to the countries of pakistan, sri lanka, went to tehran this morning. the return of stabilization of the country's foreign policy from the absolute view of the west towards t

leader of the democratic majority of the senate , to protest against the support of the crimes of the zionist regime. people have been arrested. in many universities face-to-face classes are closed and held virtually. meanwhile, 25 senators have asked joe biden in a letter for now we see that in american universities they suppress peaceful protests and do not allow students to express their views . it is strange that we are not allowed to criticize a foreign government in our own university and they send the police to suppress it. as a jew, i always i knew that being a jew means supporting the oppressed people, because in this way the security of our lives is also provided, that's why in the anti-s rallies , we show the program with a news that these days there are student protests in most american universities against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza and the killings in gaza . why do you use this interpretation and if you want to explain this interpretation about the analysis of the events these days in america, was it expected that these protests would reach here and that the students would express this amount of dissatisfaction against

in many universities, face-to-face classes are closed and held virtually. meanwhile, 25 senatorsed joe biden in a letter. to suppression of anti-zionist movements in universities to send stronger federal officers and the national guard. marian herch, a professor at columbia university, who is herself a jew, says that what is going on in american universities now , which is severely suppressed as anti-jewish movements, is a political movement against the zionist regime and in no way against religion and identity. not the jews. now we see that peaceful protests are suppressed in american universities and students are not allowed to express their views. it is strange that in our own university we are not allowed to criticize a foreign government and the police they send to suppress. as a jew, i always knew that being a jew means supporting oppressed people. because in this way, the security of our lives is also provided. that's why in the gathering. ali rajabi, new york radio news agency , students protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza at columbia university say that any

we also had a university senate meeting just yesterday, and that is a body of faculty, students, andinistration to talk about the most pressing issues, and they were able to, in a public forum, be able to discuss some of what has been going on in terms of the negotiations with the university and also be a platform for faculty and students the debate and discuss back and forth what has been happening on our campus. host: obviously, you had the very visible clearing by nypd earlier. what is the status of the encampment and the protest now on campus? guest: the encampment is still there. it is still dozens of tents. i was just there yesterday, dishy reading our newspaper and there as a reporter. in terms of the outside protests, that certainly has calmed down quite a bit. we had a pretty significant protest just recently, but in this case, a united march for israel just happened thursday. but in terms of protest to the outside, we have seen a big dip in that. there used to be daily protests outside of our campus, outside of our gates, and the used to be also -- they used to be also pret

we also had a university senate meeting just yesterday, and that is a body of faculty, students, andinistration to talk about the most pressing issues, and they were able to, in a public forum, be able to discuss some of what has been going on in terms of the negotiations with the university and also be a platform for faculty and students the debate and discuss back and forth what has been happening on our campus. host: obviously, you had the very visible clearing by nypd earlier. what is the status of the encampment and the protest now on campus? guest: the encampment is still there. it is still dozens of tents. i was just there yesterday, dishy reading our newspaper and there as a reporter. in terms of the outside protests, that certainly has calmed down quite a bit. we had a pretty significant protest just recently, but in this case, a united march for israel just happened thursday. but in terms of protest to the outside, we have seen a big dip in that. there used to be daily protests outside of our campus, outside of our gates, and the used to be also -- they used to be also pret