>> bret: molly line live in wellesley. mollie, thanks.day for president biden when it came to foreign policy he hosted mexico's president for bilateral meeting this afternoon and a short time ago he met with leaders of the asian pacific economic summit, apec in san francisco. all this happens amid sinking poll numbers here at home. and, still, multiple hot spots flaring up all over overseas. senior national correspondent rich edson has the latest tonight from the white house. >> at the close of the annual apec summit, president biden and his mexican counterpart pledged to address. so top issues vexing his presidency. >> we are working side by side to address the opioid epidemic. >> he is the first president in the united states in recent times who has not built walls. >> less than a year from the presidential election a new fox news national poll shows president biden trailing all three leading presidential candidates. biden gets poor marks on issues from national security, the israel hamas war. immigration, and the economy. >> gasoline g

place at wellesley. not on the list, harvard, the fallout of students blaming israel for the hamas attacks continues. as alumni and donors slammed the president for not doing enough, she has announced the advisory board to combat antisemitism and condemned the phrase from the river to the sea. now more than 100 harvard faculty have sent a letter to president gay bowing to pressure from wealthy donors. >> john: molly, thank you. >> sandra: donna weintraub, board member of the jewish federation of northern new jersey. welcome to the program today. you and i were having a chat a moment ago about just how big this moment is, and i'll ask you about that. while bringing larry summers voice into all of this, a very important voice in this moment, saying it's a moment of moral and mortal peril in the world and in university communities like his own. he says this, those most directly charged with confronting prejudice, offices diversity, equity, and inclusion, have failed to stand with the jewish students. some h

calling residential ras declaring there no space, consideration and support for cy ronism within the wellesleythe school responded quickly and decisively to that incident and making clear that anti-semitism has no place. they say this list ovschools and investigation will grow. liz. elizabeth: molly line, thank you so much. somefirst and we want to fix this and they reported that workers for randi wiengarten's teacher's union authorized a strike and it was naa workers at naa calling for that strike. not naft. sorry for that. monica de la cruz, good to see you. taking place for coast-to-coast and you're office was vandalized? what happened? >> that is correct. i have been firm in my stance with israel and i can share with you that someone, a individual came to my local mccallen, texas, office and monica murders and other slanders to my name and to my position. i can tell you this, we have a small jewish community in this area and it is a vibrant community and i have made known to the local rabbis that i will continue to stand firm and will not back down from my support with ziti reel. elizabeth

what would sconces city days off the launching a new phase of the will that these wellesley to say will be long and difficult unless but i sense also say they have made progress on the battlefield. a list of video and is ready, time being destroyed with an all pgm. if financing in northern goza, immunizations can be seen coming out of an underground tunnel. and touching these ready forces by surprise is ready. president states a mazda is trying to weigh just like a little chuckle against is where we have, let's see minnesota monster's enemies trying with all its means to wage a psychological war against us, with the most fine with tools. we have seen the several times this week, i estimate that we will see this on the other fronts, but we spoke with it to the have a residents on his way to town that was attacked by him on, on october 7th. she says she does not want this done this way, the government's current actions and just wants the 200 hostages to be pulled back home on. so today, 7 of october, uh, we heard the rid a lot, which is me side, a lot. my neighbor right in front of me sen

that these wellesley to say will be long and difficult. and last but i since also say they have made progress on the battlefield a slice of video and is ready time being destroyed within all pgm. if financing and northern goza medicines can be seen coming out of an underground tunnel and touching these ready forces by surprise is ready, president say some math is trying to weigh just like a logical war against is. where are we ever me? let's see minnesota monstrous enemies trying with all its means to wage a psychological war against us. with the most finally tools, we have seen the several times this week. i estimate that we will see this on the other fronts, but we spoke with it to the have a residence on his way to town, with a tops by him on, on october 7th. she says she does not understand the as where the government's current actions and just wants to 200 hostages to be pulled back home on such a day. 7 of october. uh, we heard the rid a lot, which is a nice side, a lot. my neighbor, right in front of me, sent a text message to all o

that is wellesley to say will be long and difficult amounts. militants also say they have made progress on the battlefield. a mass release, a video of and is really tons being destroyed with an r p g image. fighting in northern garza, the mid attends, can be seen coming out of an underground tunnel and catching the is where the forces by surprise. we spoke with edwards law, the residence of the, of an as ray. the town was a time to buy him off on october the 7th, and she says she does not understand the is where the government's current actions and just wants the hostages to be pulled back on. on such a day, 7 of october, we heard the riddle load, which is on the side a lot. my neighbor right in front of me sent a text message to all of our neighborhoods saying, um she sees armed. um place tv is uh inside of the books. look here, doors, my other neighbors fixed us. this shooting our house and you know, the how it starts beating you panic suddenly this big we heard so much. sure thing on the, on the sides of the 2 boats and the laws is a very small community like a little village of 400

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that is wellesley to say will be long and difficult. last minutes in sol, so say they have made progress on the battlefield of the times. when is the video open is ready? time being destroyed with an all p g. i'm advising and move and gone. so the militants can be seen coming out of an underground tunnel and catching b is where the forces buy supplies cost live to our guest. it's a law weston to off campus, near all that was attacked by him. us on october the 7th. many thanks for joining the product. i'm a really appreciate your time today. could you please uh, talk us through what happens on that site today and how will you and your relatives close up in the tags? um, we just had a good night sleep friday night. uh, 6, 35 am on saturday, 7 of october. uh we heard the rid a lot, which is me side a lot which we are sadly used to from our neighbors, the police premiums. and um, anyway, we run to the safe room which is against me styles. i run the which might be gemma calling my daughter. no, it does not come, come, come to the safe room a

penn and wellesley college saying both have claimed to failed to protect -- >> the student, residentialstaff of one of our dorms stated in an email there should be no space for zionism on campus whatsoever. there is a way to criticize, for exam, the israeli government and not be anti-semitic. >> the halel jewish student center was vandalized and two students attacked after being asked if they were jewish. police calling it a hate crime. there's an entering flip-flop at m.i.t., apparently a protest and counterprotest got out of hand, so college brass threatened students if they didn't disperse by a deadline, they would be suspended. it appears they found out several of the students involved were foreign nationals. if they were suspended, they'd lose their visas and be thrown out of the country. so they dialed back, we're going to suspend them fruft from non-academic activities in campus. they stay enrolled, keep their visas and stay in the country. >> we're going to talk about the m.i.t. situation with a college student in a little bit. let's talk about this in a more global way now with

they include one k-12 school in kansas, six colleges, including cornell, columbia, and wellesley.t the conclusion of that investigation, we are told the department of education will make recommendations to those schools. and if they're not followed, they could risk losing federal funding. >>> also tonight, two decades after 9/11, osama bin laden's justification for the attacks has resurfaced on social media, with some young americans sympathizing with him. yes, really. we'll talk about this disturbing tiktok trend with the last western journalist who actually interview bin laden. he's here next. >>> videos online focusing on a letter that was written by osama bin laden have now wracked up millions of views in just a matter of days. with dozens of them showing young americans expressing sympathy for the al quaeda leader. yes, you heard me right, sympathy. this is a letter that was published a year after september 11th attacks by the terrorist who orchestrated it. and it went viral on tiktok, with users embracing parts of his message, that message defending 9/11, attempting to justi

reporter: paul fisher is a wellesley college american studies professor and author of the recent sargent grand affair. far from the gilded age drawing rooms, he says the painter was also drawn to the transgressors and had the daring to paint them. and all at a time, not unlike today, when society was publicly wrestling with gender fluidity. >> newspapers of the time often described this as the maladie du siecle, the illness of the century. women were out and about. men were seen as more complicated, maybe more effete. so there was a lot of anxiety and sargent capitalizes on that. reporter: he did it boldly in this portrait of a well-known parisian, the gynecologist dr. pozzi. for its startling intimacy, the painting was never shown publicly in paris in sargent's lifetime. >> he's wearing a blood red robe. and he's got cuffs and a collar that are highly pleated and somewhat feminine. sargent is really sporting with gender here. dr. pozzi was a famous womanizer, but he had lots of queer friend in the circles in paris. and sargent was kind of gripped by this man's charisma and you can see i

they include one k-12 school in kansas, six colleges including cornell, columbia, and wellesley.e conclusion of the investigation, we are told the department of education will note recommendations to those schools and if they are not followed, they could risk losing federal funding. also tonight, two decades after 9/11, osama bin laden's justification for the attacks has resurfaced on social media. with some young americans sympathizing with him. yes, really. we'll talk about this disturbing tiktok trend with the last western journalist to interview bin laden. he's here next. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering pos

it's wellesley high school. >> dana: the student union said the administration didn't allow a discussionck, it is the adults making these decisions arbitrarily not giving students a chance. also have u.s.a. day. why do they care? even if is political. schedule and debate. they try to keep these kids in a cocoon and they're just going to have more rebellion. you tell kids they can't have u.s.a. day, they're going to have u.s.a. day and it's going to be big. they will go for fireworks. >> jesse: that's right. >> greg: i fired my assistant because she told me they were banning "usa today." there go my talking points. patriotism was never a political stance. it was a shared assumptions so you could have disagreements on stuff because it was part of america's greatness. the disagreements were the foundation for the patriotism but it was academia that succeeded in subverting this notion is america as a shining city on the hill i now have generations to believe that we are the problem. they live in comfort while supporting regimes that would destroy that convert. too dumb to know any better but

the person you dreamed of becoming and then you talk in great detail about the experience going to wellesley and in languages and the wonderful experiences of graduate school before you get to harvard, what i would like you to talk about would be how you combine the study of philosophers to understand the tension you are experiencing the childhood experience and moving it to the highest levels of education, how you use appreciation of language and philosophy and literature to reconcile the different worlds as you close for. >> host: >> guest: thank you for your questions and i appreciate you and your fantastic achievements. it's a great honor to have this conversation with you. i lost when i started in college because i had a fundamental problem. i was a person of poverty. from the outer margins. i was afraid to lose who i was. by being educated. it is a typical problem that a first generation student has. i am going off to college and leaving a family mired in blue-collar work, sometimes minimal living conditions. my mind is going back and forth between the privilege to be educated and lear

he says that that might just be the beginning, those seven include cornell and columbia and wellesley university of pennsylvania. jewish students say they are afraid of going to class and he is saying that federal funding is ultimately underlined for some of the schools so let's watch those stories as it goes. >> we will indeed, we have recovered the body of the second is really hostage, the 19-year-old corporal was found in a hospital in gaza city. the same site hamas is using as a nature center of operations. they are alive from northern israel at this hour alex what is the latest? >> right now we hear the sounds of cannons and those are tanks on the border and a lot of tension here in the north and we traveled and there's another tank firing off we traveled to the northern series will rejoin the navy monitoring the border as they have not struck haifa multiple times and that's especially alarming because that is 30 miles past the border. with patrol boats watching the north and south by sea, these measures ships can be deployed within minutes to strike back. they have taken control

so my wife is a nurse at newton wellesley hospital. she in postpartum. and every night when she comes, i hear more stories about how they're short staffed. they don't have nurses to care for the patients. one nurse has six patients that night. that obviously is a continuing issue. how can or can i alleviate that? i don't mean by replacing people, but by perhaps i don't know, is there a way? so let's use the same example that you picked up of of nursing within the hospital floors. okay how i help that particular situation the two ways that come immediately to mind. one is for example you know i work an arrhythmia floor and arrhythmia floors monitors that have alarms that are constantly going off. there's fatigue for our nursing staff and for the clinicians there. and a part of that is because those alarms i erroneous oftentimes you know, artifacts or just patients moving their arms can set the wires and have alarm fatigue abe strategies are already becoming into play to reduce alarm fatigue and help really out the true alarms out there reduce the false po

on the 1st day of the comp $28.00 climate conference taking place in the by so far, wellesley nations have pledged $300000000.00 with most of that coming from germany and the united arab emirates, the u. n. secretary generals has 2023. his shots had climate records, and the set to be the harshest you ever. well indeed, as in planning to move away from coal any time soon, that's despite cold, being the most polluting of all fossil fuels and contributing to india is recurring small, almost 3 course with the countries energy comes from coal, was speaking at the comp 28 conference and by the indian foreign affairs minister, once again found his country's commitment to coal, which has also been a source of disagreement at previous environmental summits. who is, would remain an important part of in dallas energy mix it as always be as we move forward to meet our development atrocities in the country. meanwhile, in part of style and cut out sheet and the whole was smothered and talk small on thursday. the government has urging residents to whim off for the short term solution. resident said

we are hearing more and more people, more and more wellesley does say that the immediate cause of this must be addressed, that this conflict cannot go on as it has. do you think that the unprecedented number of death and destruction that we've seen, you know, over the last 8 weeks, that this code lead to an end to the stalemate and real progress? this death and destruction can not be in vain that we seen in other periods of major conflict related to these readings and tell the students that we do start a most serious effort. i believe everyone's being show shaken to the core in order now to act as no more managing this conflict. at least i think the sets of leaders around the world understand that it's now how we build on that. and again, i think the 2nd toss of rebuilding of the building a political process and the foundations for it is something that leaders are now thinking about in fact. so i would say that starts with maybe $24.00 days. it may be till the end of the year, and that gives us the time to start to put in place some of the space i'm. can any of those pieces be put in p