This week said it will give in to the protesters demands and revise its investment policy. University president luke wood is now explaining his edition telling cbs he did the not want Police Presence on his cam put can campus. How i feel about it personally as an individual and really as a black man p i get a heightened level of anxiety. When people are in fear, they respond in a protected mechanism which does not always lead to the best outcomes. Gigi the encampment was joey welcome to fox news live, im jacqui heinrich. Griff good to be with you. Im Griff Jenkins [audio difficulty] jacqui c. B. Cotton is going to take it over for us, he is live on one of these Campus Protests, near one, rather, for the latest developments. C. B. , what do you have going on today in brooklyn . Reporter were here at the barclays center, home to to the Brooklyn Nets and the new york liberty, but today a propalestinian group is calling on supporters to come here and protest the ongoing conflict in the mid
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i m jose diaz-balart. noon eastern, 9:00 pacific on this thanksgiving holiday. we ve got breaking developments in the mideast. exactly when the hostage deal between israel and hamas will now take affect and what we learned about who will be among the 50 people first freed. a scare at the border with canada. new details about a fiery car wreck at a checkpoint that was called a, quote, surreal scene. today, tens of thousands of migrants will spend their first thanksgiving sleeping outside in tents or on the floor of police precincts. how a chicago community is stepping in to help. holiday shoppers expected to break records this season. we will break down the numbers. we begin this hour with new details in the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas. after an apparent delay, qatari ministry spokesperson says a humanitarian pause will begin at 7:00 local time tomorrow morning. the first batch of israeli hostages will be released later that afternoon. a list of those
mayor. he is the lord mayor of london and this is the lord mayor s banquet at the guildhall in central london. this is an annual opportunity for the prime minister to lay out all sorts of things. we expect today that the prime minister will focus on uk foreign policy. as we have been discussing this is also the day in which he reappointed david cameron, former uk prime minister, to thejob david cameron, former uk prime minister, to the job as foreign secretary. we will start to get a bit more information, a bit more detail, on what another year of conservative government under rishi sunak will look like. crucial, of course, because this is set to be a general election year. the uk has to go to the polls before january 2025. the speculation of course is that it could be either in the spring, maybe in may, or in the autumn, possibly september or october for a general election. we will be keeping a close eye on what is happening there at the guildhall in central london. we will
this is america s late news, fox news at night. many thought it would fade but anti-israel sentiment in the u.s. continues growing. protesters flooding the streets of new york city, shutting down grand central terminal. it is not just the size of the crowds getting bigger, the volume of hate is being turned up. new warnings about anger towards the u.s. we begin with matt live on the massive protests in new york city. this has been going on for several hours. it began at 4:00 in the afternoon. thousands of demonstrators marching through the streets of new york, new york, snarling traffic in midtown. grand central terminal will remain closed until 1145. two groups that oppose israel s actions in gaza. the university says the students for justice in palestine and jewish voice for peace violated school policy culminating in an unauthorized event yesterday. they organized a walkout, demanding columbia refer to israel s actions against gaza in retaliation for the attacks as. they