needs to be demolished before it completely collapses, despite the 7.2 magnitude strings, if the damage is relatively contained. so let's say that's thanks to taiwan is disaster prepared this, including its strict building. the student protests spread across the us, universities. they denounce the world and gaza and coal for ties to become with israel, and it supports us hold on $550.00 students. i'm interested so far. the . this is out, is there a life and don't set something up? well, mass graves discovered in gauze as palestinian officials present what they say is evidence of israeli crimes against humanity. a toaster hate is future. but many doubt, whether

a new transitional council can stem the worst in gang volumes and building bridges of a troubled waters with us up to the states on china's foreign minister meet in beijing . the students and faculty been that some universities across the united states are continuing to protest and support of palestine that demanding the universities con, financial times with the israel, and divest from companies they say, enabled the war on gaza. hold on 550 students. i've been arrested in the last week, i'll just say with john engineer, thoughts from the the stand off universities across the united states is forced a national confrontation over us policy on israel and its war on guns. the national divide is reflected at the epicenter of the protest movement on new york's columbia university campus is really flags and pal stadium, flags marking the conflict,

half a world away demonstrators. they just spike hundreds of arrests here and across the country. and the universities calls for them to leave. they will remain in their encampment. they are demanding the university divest from investments with ties to israel or ongoing. we are calling the park columbia university says i best disclose it, provide in this fee for all students and faculty disappointing in the movement for palestinian liberation. those are central demands. and until those on that we will not be going any way. we will continue to protest muslim american congresswoman, johan omar, voice to her support for the demonstrators, inside, they are encampment on thursday. i mean, young people have always pushed our government to do better, whether it was through the civil rights movements and whether it's been to end the

vietnam war. i. and i think that they are on the right side of, of history and pushing our country to not stay complacent in the genocide that's taking place. and also to see if new is really flags. silently appeared this week, meters from the student zone of occupation. that is drawn the eyes of the world, were alone, calendar approached test or condemned the demonstration. to stop the good. you have to pay the price i do, i see that this as the story, the approaches to intent encampments have spread from coast to coast from new york to suburban, chicago's northwestern university, to harvard and cambridge, massachusetts to the university of new mexico in dozens of campuses,

in between, students at columbia university have started a national conversation. whatever happens here or at other campuses, those protests can get shut down in one place. but that conversation is spread the campuses across the us and they say there's no stopping there. as the clock ticks down to the final weeks of classes, universities across the us are deciding whether to hold graduation ceremonies, punctuated by and camp protesters, calls for justice john henry and l jersey or new york. well, let's go live now to john henry, who's inside the columbia university campus in new york. john. so the university have set a deadline to midnight for students, the leaving campus behind you that that deadline is about pa. so what happens next? and that is right, the deadline has come and gone. and as you can see, there are not police tromping through the cabinet. and the reason for that is that

students received an e mail from the university president a short while ago. and that said, it talks, we're making progress and would continue. it also added that there was a rumor that the n y p d. the new york police department would be coming to the campus tonight. and that rumor is false, that from the president of columbia university, but i've got someone here we can talk to very briefly, this is more at and a friend of hers. let me ask you, you got that note? did you? yes, we did get the e mail from president of phoenix saying that and my p d are not coming tonight so we are feeling very relieved. right. that's super good news for you, right? yes, yes. and just tell us, for those of us, you know, wandering around the world who, who aren't here and don't know so much about this protest. what brings you here? so we're here really to draw attention to the ongoing genocide and gaza. we want our university to do better. so we have 3 very specific demands. we want the university to disclose their investments, to divest,

and to give amnesty to all students involved. we are here creating a very respectful space. we are not allowing or tolerating any heat within this space. we're here to respect each other and to make our demands very clear. and there are there people of palestinian. does that people have jewish does and you know, all here in this protest is that right? yeah, yeah, we have people of all backgrounds, as you said, many jewish students posting in error, black, american, people of all different backgrounds coming together. all right, well i want to thank you both for, for being here and more for you talking to me. so that is the view after the deadline has passed, those talks will continue and the students are going to stay right where they are. all right, that's on hands on life as the at the columbia university campus in new york, john for the time being. thank you. as well, students and faculties across america, calling for the investment fund as well. so let's take a look at what that actually means. well,

universities and colleges have and diamond funds to finance research and scholarships. this money is invested in private equity and hedge funds, which as are demanding, the universities stop investing this money and companies. the profit from israel is more like manufacturer lucky martin, or the tech john amazon and google. we have contracts with israel. some of the action held across the us several decades of the central health and a pop side. in south africa, a cold for the investment from israel had been voiced in the past, in 2009 and how much the college divested from and his radio related fund, but denied it was due to boy talk pressure of the demons to divest some israel a more direct, new york university students are quoting for the closure of the campus in tennessee saying it's discriminatory. how does it was, how does it cost to report somebody, diversity of texas in austin? it's the 10s clashes between police and student protesters wednesday have transformed into this peaceful gathering which protest or say is in itself an act

of defiance. police earlier arrested $56.00 demonstrators and one journalist that prompted still more protesters to come out on thursday. and they were joined by many university professors. they're demanding that you t austin, divest from weapons manufacturers and from companies that benefit is real. and now they're also demanding the resignation of the universities. president j. hartzell, who had ordered that the police cracked down on the protest. while the texas governor of greg cabot, a republican who strongly supports israel, has taken credit for the plainest texas state police and says he'll send in the military next. the student protesters did not accusations of anti semitism and say they're here to speak out against the killing of palestinians in gaza and against the use of their tuition money to fund that efforts. to jo castro, alger 0, austin, texas. a, well, it's an i'm and to is a professor new york university. he was recently arrested that one of the protest

see says n y u has been trying to silence pro palestinian. the police is since october. there is an obvious bias amongst the political leads and the leads of this country and in the universities against palestinian lives. or let us say it's but by this time exception palestinian live do not matter as much as is really lives. so the president of the university never use the word garza or genocide in all of the email exchanges that you sent. but of course the hostages in israel and the safety and so on and so forth. but it is a bias and it's also the corporatization of higher education, whereby university administrators are answerable and concerned about donors and boards of trustees, but are not concerned about faculty and students. the fact that they are willing to call the police to quash pro talestine sentiments just tells you who's side they stand on. they would never call the police to colacho pro is a broad as,

for example, since october the university has tried whenever students for just as in palestine, try to have a room to show film or to have something the anniversary says all for security purposes, we cannot have that and also there used to be 2 spots on campus where usually students want to express the opinion and protests and something called the camel stairs. and a building called some of those were shut down. what on the ground and gaza palestinian officials have been presenting evidence. they say prove these really been a tree carried out torture on summary executions in hong eunice. the evidence comes from some of the bodies that zoom from mass graves of the on nessa and i'll ship a hospital compounds. nearly 400 bodies have been recovered so far. sorry. assume report some rough and southern gaza. good. good. this mother's creams evidence the moments before it sounds body was pulled from

a mass grave. then also hospital come down in con eunice to come home with them. how you from gauze of civil defense, as showing videos and pictures to a room full of reporters. he wants the world to see the dozens of bodies, the fount i'm to, um, support them like that of how the affairs, a young girl discovered with her legs amputated with a novice. we found the body of it for number of children. we have the question is why do we have children and must graves a child? the patient is still in his crops, a man with his hands tight bolt to the head. in the past week's dr. munoz teams have got that forensic evidence from nearly 400 bodies. the report finds signs of summary executions and physical to, to see about that. you to, you know, again, it's not somebody still had the, can you low on them, which shows they have a patients who are receiving treatment and then also have hospital dental. it is,

i believe it also has approximately 10 bodies were found with their hands tied. i mean each for the forensic examination, for 20 bodies, for people we think might have been buried alive. they are asking for an independent investigation to check the findings and document them. the is where the military dismiss accusations it's false is buried bodies before the winter to come to compound as baseless. here's where the troops have pulled out of gauze to main hospitals. in recent weeks, civil defense crews lights. i dug up those of corpses from 2 mass graves and the she felt medical center in gauze of 61. at least 392 buddies wed discovered into 3 different sites on the grounds of nicer hospital. more than half of them have yet to be identified. lunging if somebody is in constant english by god, i can no longer bear it. every day. i come here in search since the day he went missing . and every day i come 2 or 3 times to search please,

whoever knows any information about him. she told me, is he alive or was he taken by these readings or anything? and now the u. s. is joining quotes from the using the you and demanding an explanation from israel cooling the discoveries deeply disturbing goal is a civil defense has asked for an independent investigation. come next, a delegation, specializing forensic analysis. since most of going as facilities have been destroyed, they are hoping to find the full image about what happened during, as well as raging us or hospital. i'm to give the families of those being killed. the answer is there. we're looking for. tarry cabassos the out just the euro roof on palestine. the united nation says it's important to preserve forensic evidence when investigating mass graves and goes up. that's off to the civil defense back hold for an independent investigation. and to what happened the last, the hospital in con eunice, i'll just say what's questions? somebody was up to you and with steph,

i'm to generate the spokesman for the un secretary general and asked about what comes next. what should they do with that information? they say they need the forensic examination. where should they go for this? what would you, what would you advise on? i think it is important, or excuse me, the circumstances to ensure that any potential evidence is kept in a way that is not compromised. we've called for an international investigation how that will take place. it's unclear at this time. there are certain bought parts of this organization that have the authority to do that shit. parts of the organization. do you think can be of how well, i mean, there's definitely investigate traffic and we looked at those very right there, there legislative bodies of this organization that could create and call for an international investigation that has yet to happen. in the meantime,

it's important at all forensic evidence of the well preserved or belgium has some of these really ambassador often aid worker was killed in a rough or belgium development minister said 33 year old adult in a band. and his 7 year old son were among the casualties of and his right of the strike. he was ponds of belgium development efforts in the gaza strip, exposed to president for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his government said israel was moving ahead with his plans for a ground operation on rough, but gave notice the timeline is what was what cabinet has been holding meetings to discuss the ministry is next moves and gaza. well, food programs direct and the strip as well in that a full minute tressles on the roof or what killed tens of thousands of people. we're really concerned about any kind of in cushion interest for the to displace hundreds of thousands of people. i've just driven through uh con eunice to get here um from one side of the gaza strip to the other and seen the level of destruction

across the us on eunice. if that happens to drop the 10s of thousands of people will die. if that happens in rafa, hundreds of thousands of people will be displaced again, more misery, more needs that we will need to have to try and resolve and meet this. is there any forces that arrested 3 palestinian children of the jealous own refugee camp, which is north of ramallah in the occupied westbank? the children ranging from $10.00 to $13.00, rested near a school run by the un. is really military. it can be seen forcing them to board administrative vehicles elsewhere on the outside, westbank funeral has been held for a palestinian teenager who was killed by his riley forces. no one has carried the body of 16 year old holland slim on outlook through the streets of geneva, shots in the chest during his reign. you're right in ramallah. 8500 palestinians have been killed in the off by the most bank and gaza again. for

a short break here, and i'll just say are right, when we come back, who exactly is i'm convinced citizen, one of the most contentious issues in the world's biggest ever election and why the united nations, as close one of its peacekeeping faces eastern, the democratic more that the color we're looking your most yeah, i was pushing across iran, heading towards the of kind of style northern positive focused on the coast by the flooding as we go through the next couple of days. there's a good deal quieter across the right in peninsula hello, a few shala's just around that western side of saudi arabia. they've become a little more widespread as we go through satch day, one of the 2 shows to up towards the black sea. we had a few showers for the the course of wednesday night coming on into west side just around that eastern side of the mad. it's broken,

the hate and gaza. 24 celsius here. over the next couple of days. it should stay loud. she drives mostly dry to across northern parts of africa was one or 2 shelves just around the world in areas of algae area into tennis. yeah. that's now pushing back for the south, so it's clearing away from that eastern side of the mediterranean. that's still send you a possibility just around this, a hara as per usual scott thing a shows across the west africa now they're tending to drink by the northwest as the seasonal range should do. mind to the seasonal rise, not quite as widespread across central positive africa as they should be, the heavy it down. polls will continue in 2 times in a good part of can you're seeing more heavy showers just around the slot. hit pos. i'm not what, whether pushing farther north. the lower scale to growth has destroyed many. the cities volts about this

in a race against india is newman. walter shorts is an engineer turn. the water conservationist takes on cities. that was one lake at the time. catching the rain in india that makes a lie, a witness documentary on that just to get out the book and back in watching out. just a real quick reminder about top stories here. this, our students and faculty members from universities across the united states are continuing to protect the universities caught financial ties with israel by

visiting companies base. right. and i was giving you an official 7 presenting evidence base i proves these really ministry counter torture summary executions in hong units. the evidence comes from some of the buddies were coming from mass graves, vanessa and i should the hospital nearly 400 bucks. a belgium that some of these really invested out and off to an 8 was killed in front of a 33 year old. i tell him about 97 year old son. remember the casualties called on his radio strike. he was part of belgium development agent. that's in the gulf that you a section of state and to me bring kind of has met the chinese phone minutes, don't one in beijing, the visit is seen as an attempt to stabilize relations between the 2 superpowers. us trade restrictions on china as well as ministry rivalry around the south china sea and taiwan. apple didn't to potentially, well, i'll just say it was katrina, you joins us live from beijing, katrina,

so one of the chinese fund minutes don't want erase. so 5, and what is china? one from these meetings that the full, the, me things the so i'm going behind closed doors, but according to read out from the chinese side, ends and comments made by wong e at the beginning of the tools. trying to really hard side link and visit. we'll inject some positivity into us trying to ties the once per ton of what it refers to as to san francisco vision with president star biden and cheating met last year and in the us and agreed to stabilize this very important relationship. but when you was that there are increasing negative factors that threatened to trigger a downward spiral in the ties, he said that agent legitimate rights are being unreasonably suppressed by the us on a number of fronts. and that the us is a desire to put things back on track this in service either as being tested. but i think if you look at the language from either besides, really the difficulty is underscore,

the high difference of 2 sides seem to be approaching this job was used by badging such as should future when, when, when it comes to this relationship. but on the other side from washington, this is clearly a rivalry, and they talked about managing competition and ahead of the us presidential elections in november. there is certainly no appetite for caring. soft sunday, james. yeah, and there are many issues. katrina that both sides disagree on is any progress been likely to them. they both sides have been down playing any expectations for sort of breaks through saying that this is not really about concrete outcomes of this is about deepening dialogue and what blinking has called the importance of face to face diplomacy. and as you mentioned, unfortunately, there is a very long list of disagreements and for a short list of areas where there is any consensus. and one of the issues that blinking will raise or has raised during his trip is ukraine. the us as a curious china of what it says is supporting rushes, defense, industrial base,

fire supplied lead from technology to aid and rushes will f, as in frank. that aging denies the saying that his relationship with us has nothing to do with the war. and also the aging has certain nor appetite or no willingness at all to pull back from what it's called a rump soul of relationship with moscow. and another flesh planes is tie what we've had this week, the us senate boards possible for an aide package which includes $8000000000.00 to go towards the washington line is so cold aggression in the, in the pacific and a large chunk of that, we'll go towards the tie when these military digits are these were chinese invasion and this is infuriated badging. badging is a time and time again, time on is a red line issue because the concert is the so for a while and chinese territory. and last night we got fentanyl as well. lincoln really was trying to show more progresses corporation to stem the tide of fentanyl into the us. but us officials that actually accuse trying to be part of the

original price is by subsidizing the export of pretests of kevin. all right, that katrina your life as the invasion. katrina, thank you to india now where the 2nd of these 7 phase general election is taking place across the 13 states. many a 1000000000 people are eligible to cost ballots during the 6th week of voting, which started last friday. the issue of citizenship is critical in constituents, he's going to the po and the northeastern state of asylum. the b j. p government has passed a controversial based on religious as well. the indian government has failed to give these as devout as heroes correspondence to report on this story. therefore, we're covering the election from outside the country when they consume show examples for more than a decade. now, lots come on monday that has been fighting to prove he's an engine citizen. the daily bridge worker was declared to 4 know by 5, you know, in india is northeastern state or for some in 2016. since then. he's been for years

and detention and his country on be monday in since he was born in the state and he's not an undocumented immigrant tablets with a woman up on more than we've heard. there was something called the citizen amendment act, which is supposed to help us, but i don't understand what the c a is. one thing is certain i was born in a some my father and grandfather have documents here. monday lives among nearly 2000000 people in the some who are being excluded from a national register of citizens updated in 2019. the bgp says he can get an indian citizenship to recently enacted controversial know that sets of religion as a criterion. the citizenship amendment lo, we'll see, provides a fast track to naturalization for seeks policies in those james, buddhist and christians who fled have gone to some, found

a dish and focused on this for 2014. but it excludes muslims from these countries, citizenship and this is a contribution issue, as it seems, rates of migrations, of both hindus and muslims. it's now dividing voltages on f, snake and religious grounds, as well as the minority most slim community is concerned. it's in know that if they have been creating a negative and negative is this is that they are not part of the indies, enough scouts. so it is good lot of police pull right zation. when you see it from the perspective of electronic dynamics, how much more than 4 years after the bins of approval in parliament, the government has implemented just ahead of this is general election. the problem is to move in the body is seeking a system. the passage of the low let to violent protest in 2019 with critics

saying it on the mind india, secular identity, most of them. so what are the low combined with the proposed citizenship registry could be used to talk with them. do you think anyone was good? we have echoes of being in a country where the screen is the majority, like marcus son, like i've gotten some like burning love this. i don't think so. the answer is very clear. he knows my, they have some really just after us. it is mostly but such and listen minorities within most the majority nations face persecution to especially a neighboring country is like a furnace dawn and focused on but they won't be able to apply for citizenship. and now many fear india status as a secure list aid will be put to test under this low on the consumption leave. on to see the under reminder, we're covering the election from outside the country, as the indian government does not run to the visa as 2 out 0 is john this. so donald trump circle testimony case in new york is hit the world's headlines as he

becomes the 1st for us president just on file. but trump is also involved in another case that the supreme court, which could have deeper repercussions, the justices on hearing arguments about whether he enjoyed absolute presidential immunity. while he was an office, he has sworn in a transitional governing council after months of gun violence which forced prime minister ariel already to resign. the ceremony was held at the prime minister's office rather than the presidential palace as the police failed to gain control of the area around the compound. i'll just say it was money, a rapper, that results in haiti's capital porter prints a ceremony to swear. in a new transitional presidential council was interrupted by the sounds of heavy gunfire on thursday called the members of the new council vowed to reign in the gang related violence that's pushed the country to the brink of social collapse and recent months. in the face

of this unprecedented crisis, the entire population has recognized the urgency and necessity of taking a firm grip on the situation to pull our country out of the spiral of despair and destruction. outside the walls of the ceremony, gang members armed with automatic weapons, exchanged gunfire with police on criminals, roaming the streets, freely off and overpowering. the police is a scene that's become all too common in the city. at least 2 people were killed during the fighting on thursday. this woman says her son was caught in the crossfire until she adds that there are no safe places left in the country. when yeah, she was sending walter. she says the police here in here to run to the water when she was shot into lack the police brought him many times in his stomach and that i didn't know what to the to deserve this in the area where he grew up. everyone knew

he was not a member of findings. international observers have applauded the successful swearing in of the transitional council. so i'm calling you to turning point for a crisis that is left more than 2500 people dead since the start of the year. one of the 1st orders of business of haiti's new transitional council, was the name of the interim prime minister michelle patrick. while they're a former finance minister who is taking the place of prime minister arial henri, who formalized his resignation. earlier in the day the general interest should be at the sense of all consent and public decision and advisable competitor against what, what strengthening and consolidation, what has been achieved to contribute to the recovery of i beloved hatred. though haitian gang leaders of promise to the rail, the efforts of the new transitional body council members say plans are in motion for the deployment of an international security force led by the government of

kenya to help restore law and order in haiti. was it up a little alger 0 now and.