, like we've seen in other places were on high alert at cal at stanford at san francisco state, usf sonoma state about these issues, and we're very concerned that it could spiral into what we've seen in other parts of the country. how would you propose administrators deescalate? number 1 they need to put guardrails around what's acceptable, peaceful protest, talking about their policy positions, all that's fair game when they started intimidating other students blocking them from going to class, calling out names. having hate speech signage that's really where they need to come in, and either clear the encampment or get rid of the folks that are instigating 1 pattern that we've seen. there's actually non students and non faculty that have come in and try to ratchet up tensions instigate. and so 1 thing that we've recommended to administrators is banned non campus community members from being a part of these encampments because they're usually the agitators we've seen bring the heat up, and that's not been helpful. what role do you think schools should play in this? and how should this be t

there are similar scenes at stanford, sf state, usf, and sonoma state. they are all asking their schools to divest from companies that do business with israel which may seem unlikely, but it looks like one northern california college campus play have succeeded. >>> pro palestinian protesters at sacramento state who have been camping out for eight days were seen packing up their belongings. this comes after the university agreed to change its socially responsible investment policy. the move makes the university one of the first csu campuses to do so. student protesters celebrated the resolution on campus. >> sac state's administration did everything right. this is what they should have done. >> students are now hoping the whole csu system will follow suit. >>> on to the south bay, b.a.r.t.'s extension project just got a major boost from the federal government. the biden administration will be sending over half a billion dollars to help fund b.a.r.t.'s six-mile four-stop extension from its berryessa station in north san jose to santa clara. the project is

both sonoma state and uc berkeley say they plan on having graduation ceremonies as normal, but they also say they are prepared for all scenarios. here in san francisco, a protest encampment is up at usf this morning. tents and signs were set up on the lawn near saint ignatius church. this comes a day after a number of student demonstrators walked out of classes to protest against the israel-hamas war. university officials say they're committed to keeping students, faculty and staff safe on campus. after tense protests this week, cal poly humboldt extended its full campus closure until next sunday , the 12th. no one is allowed on the premises without prior authorization. the university will now hold three commencement ceremonies at three off campus locations on saturday the 11th. those locations are casino, theater and a high school auditorium. student housing and dining will remain the same, along with move outs, all on campus events have been canceled as the semester comes to an end. stay with us for continuing coverage of the college campus protest across the bay area and the nation. you can get the latest information anytime over on our website. abc seven news.com. california lawm