[video playing] brian we begin final hour with fox news alert. Fireworks overnight at ucla campus in a standoff between proisrael and propalestinian protesters. Police clear out what is left of an encampment at tulane. Ainsley in New York City, 230 arrested at columbia, that number has gone up. Nypd cleared antiisrael encampments on campus. Steve 70 arrested in New York City at city college. On this wednesday morning, we have Live Team Coverage of the chaos on campuses coast to coast. Lawrence is live from Columbia University two miles north of where were sitting and cb cotton is keeping tabs on the situation and we will go to ucla on the west coast. Jonathan hunt is in the west coast newsroom. How did this melee start . Jonathan quite extraordinary scene, steve. 2 a. M. Eastern, we got words that a group of counter protesters had arrived on campus and been confronting protesters that had been there several days. Within minutels of them arrivin, there were clashing in front of royse ha
Hello and welcome to inside politics. Im dana bash. Live from california, but we begin back on the east coast because any second, we might see senator bob menendez appear at microphones and talk to reporters. This morning the new jersey democratic senator pleaded not guilty on federal bribery charges. Hes accused of using his influence to help a foreign power, egypt, in exchange for cash, gold bars and a luxury car. That is some of the charges that he is facing in the courthouse today. Cnns paula reid is live there at the federal courthouse in new york city. Paula, what do we know . Reporter as you can see right behind me, media assembled waiting to see if the senator will make remarks following this hearing. The senator and his wife entered pleas of not guilty during this arraign the. They did so through their attorneys. Then the Magistrate Judge took a few moments to lay out the terms of their release. The senator is being released on a 100,000 personal recognizance bond. He has to s
comment then calling around to aides tonight, they were reluctant on why the president might have said this because they said it wasn t something that had been discussed internally and it seemed like a one off remark and the president didn t seem to add too much s substance to that before he came to this summit today. so it s difficult to make too much of it without a sort of any background discussion in the white house and the president did seem like he was talking out of both sides of his mouth saying we should welcome russia back into the world community, the g-7, but on the other hand, that she s russia s worth nightmare, so it s difficult to understand what exactly his message was supposed to be. it does though, seem another example of the president like offering concessions to adversaries and at the same time, kicking during the eye of allies. let s focus on trade. how that s been playing out. a new quinnipiac poll shows most are opposed tariffs and overall,
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