Brian unbelievable. Protesters at Columbia University taking over an Academic Building on campus called Hamilton Hall. Smashing windows. Barricading themselves inside. Steve thats some of it right there. Happened a little after midnight. According to reports, about a dozen protesters made it into the building with at least 200 blocking the entrance linking arms and blocking the entrance. Some Hanging Banners including ones calling for in inintifada. Lawrence divest in Financial Holdings linked to israel. Ainsley bryan llenas joins us live now. Is he right outside of the campus. You can see him behind the gates. What are you experiencing . Ainsley, guys. Good morning. We are as close as we can get, unfortunately to Hamilton Hall. I would like to bring people right there but unfortunately this is a Private School with the gate. This is as close as we are right now. This is Hamilton Hall that has now been occupied by dozens of students. You can see one of those signs unfurled. It says fre
Tents overnight and placing them next to Police Barricades as officials are attempting to keep demonstrators off city streets. This, as gws law school was forced to move final exams due to the student occupation. Welcome to Fox News Live. Ive got molly in the studio. Great to be here, Griff Jenkins and molly line. A Student Leader from the Protest Encampment is banned from the campus after there was a video of him saying zionists dont deserve to live. Steve harrigan is live at the campus. The protests at columbia are in the second week and no sign that the students in tents on the campus grounds are going away anytime soon. Negotiations are underway, but no sign of progress. The university called in the police once and they told Student Leaders theyre not going to call in the police again. One student, a 20yearold junior, james was found social media posts saying that signists should be murdered and theyre lucky that not out now. And hot spots in campuses around the country, you have m
there s something going on. there s also reporters, you hear these things. there s talk within the precincts of somebody gets a rookie, for example, the new summons and one of the delegates for the community said you re not going to be needing that anytime soon. coordinated. put the stats up again on the screen. i mean, the total down 55.9%, parking summons down 92%. the traffic, i don t know if that s such a threat to public safety but you re right, one of the major points of revenue. they wanted to use that to get city hall s attention but this kind of thing, anderson, seriously backfires. by law, they cannot strike. the police cannot strike. they are also, the end of the day, paramilitary organization. they re supposed to be following
anytime soon. coordinated. put the stats up again on the screen. i mean the total down 55.9%, parking summons down 92%. the traffic i don t know if that s such a threat to public safety but you re right, one of the major points of revenue. they wanted to use that to get city hall s attention but this kind of thing, anderson, seriously backfires. by law, they cannot strike. the police cannot strike. they are also the end of the day, paramilitary organization. they re supposed to be following orders. if commissioner made clear if you listen closely that they will go down to the sector they will go down to individual officers and if they find that people are malingering or sort of couping or hanging out, not doing their job. serious consequences can follow.
says and he has to be bold enough to take criticism and he has to be bold enough to embrace the police. and not to fall upon the families of that officer, every cop at that funeral was willing to risk his life to respond to help those police officers. i think we are seeing the heroism overnight of what officers are willing to do to stop a robbery. both are in the hospital. tom fuentes i want to stop with you. i want to read to you these statistics in new york city. arrests down 75%. parking summons down 92%. traffic summonses down 92%. criminal summonses down 91%. and transit arrests, down. does that scare you? it s absolutely a slowdown. the only reason it doesn t scare me is because they re willing to still respond to violent crime so when you have this armed robbery last night, the police go out, even after their shift is over and they run out there