Themselves inside following what was a tense standoff. Dozens are now arrested. Theyll be charged with burglary in the third degree. Criminal mischief and trespassing. An escalating campus protest coming to a head tonight at Columbia University. Good evening, everyone. Im mike mibach, and im julie julie haener. Columbia university, the epicenter of the recent College Protests. And tonight, School Officials asked new York City Police to step in and clear out the demonstrators. Hundreds of Police Officers began making arrests this evening. Columbia University Made that decision to call police after protesters seized Hamilton Hall yesterday. The University Says the building had been vandalized and blockaded tonight. Officers had to break a second floor window to make their way inside. Protesters were then led away in zip ties and put onto busses. New york mayor eric adams issued a warning before police began arresting protesters, even urging parents to get involved. Please call your child
Rosa. Am i going to sal . Is he here . I dont know whats going on. Sal, take it away. 80s. You heard me. B52s. You know, a friend of mine just saw them in las vegas. Said they were fabulous. Theyre still going after all these years. Steve, arent you and me both. Good morning everyone. Theres nothing going on. As you might imagine, yesterday we had a big problem on highway four thats been obviously cleared. We dont even have any slowing traffic there yet. Right now, we have a nice looking commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza. It looks pretty good. There have been no major issues, and traffic is also looking good on all the other bay area bridges. As we look at highway four on the camera here, everything looks fine. 401 lets get back to the headlines. All right, sal, thank you. Well, Los Angeles Police are now on the campus of ucla. Theyre trying to break up clashes between propalestinian and jewish demonstrators. A reporter from the cal matters news site, sergio olmos, recorded the
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2023, when 60 yearold David Schneider was senselessly shot while trimming trees in his front yard, neighbors came to his aid while he was dying and gathered security footage for investigators in what Oakland Police originally thought might have been an attempted robbery. It just really, struck the whole community. It activated us. We felt, you know, upset and scared. And so we all came together to try and think about how we could, make this community safer. Its no secret. Oakland police are overwhelmed. So the Maxwell Park Neighborhood Action Team took it into their own hands and started working on problems like traffic improvement, lighting up dark streets and adding cameras to deter criminals. Were worried that these crimes are going to be committed , and then that nobody will be held accountable for the actions. Nathan green recently began a fundraiser to raise money for families who could not buy a camera of their own, crowdsourcing the funds from other neighbors, cameras that face
This is ktvu, fox two news at 730. And good evening, everyone. Im heather holmes. We begin tonight in east oakland where neighbors have banded together to beef up security after a tragedy last summer. Crystal bailey joining us now live from the newsroom with more on this Community Effort to try to curb crime. Crystal well, its all about neighbors helping neighbors with cameras typically placed on busy street corners, protecting homes and supporting Law Enforcement in the Quiet Community of maxwell park in east oakland, neighbors are tight knit. And in june of 2023, when 60 yearold David Schneider was senselessly shot while trimming trees in his front yard, neighbors came to his aid while he was dying and gathered security footage for investigators. In what Oakland Police originally thought might have been an attempted robbery. It just really, struck the whole community. It activated us. We felt, you know, upset and scared. And so we all came together to try and think about how we could