Wait 180688 1,300 call now blasting the Air Conditioning because the Temperature Breeze pulls his cooler all night long im omar jimenez, at, Columbia University, and this is cnn Breaking News it is the top of the hour, 2 00 p. M. Here on the east coast, which means it is deadline time at Columbia University in manhattan. The school has given propalestinian protesters until right now to either leave campus or faced suspension. This deadline coming this morning after School Officials announced negotiations, Crow Protesters had failed. It appears though many demonstrators inside the encampment are refusing to leave voting to stay beyond this 2 00 p. M. Deadline. That has just passed there for expected to hold a News Conference just 30 minutes from now, we have reporters being allowed onto the campus right now for the first time today, Are Omar Jimenez is among those making his way in and we will go to him shortly live first, lets go to Miguel Marquez was just outside of campus where prote
because not only did they encircle the city and occupy it, and so we can see the russian armoured personnel carriers and russian soldiers patrolling the streets of the city, we also have a full blockade on any supply routes and any movement of civilians, which is now prohibited by russians. several supply convoys, already sent by volunteers, including the red cross as well as ukrainian government, are simply not being allowed into the city despite the agreement reached between russia and ukraine at the most recent high level talks between the governments. so this city, albeit small, is on the verge of humanitarian catastrophe as the food supplies, medicine, bottled water, all is running scarce. you can see people queueing up on the streets just
in the city right now. translation: this situation is even worse than you say, l because not only did they encircle the city and occupy it, and so we can see the russian armoured personnel carriers and russian soldiers patrolling the streets of the city, we also have a full blockade on any supply routes and any movement of civilians, which is now prohibited by russians. several supply convoys, already sent by volunteers, including the red cross as well as ukrainian government, are simply not being allowed into the city despite the agreement reached between russia and ukraine at the most recent high level talks between the governments. so this city, albeit small, is on the verge of humanitarian catastrophe as the food supplies, medicine, bottled water,
up just in case we have something bigger than we had today and it s, you know, stuff starts crumbling and the stores can t get back open. we need to make sure if we can t get to you right away, you have be to be able to take care of yourself for a period of time. i know it s difficult to prepare, but now s the time. prepare yourself, especially for the next i would say week, two weeks. reporter: so you heard the police there telling people prepare yourself now. and he did mention that there is a possibility, and we also heard this from seismologist lucy jones, that there is a possibility, albeit small, a 5% to 10% chance, that the 7.1 was not actually the largest earthquake that may happen along
official talks between the u.s. and the taliban were called in 2012, but optimists were hopeful the group was turning a new page, albeit small. they negotiated indirectly with the u.s. threw qatar for bowe bergdahl for the return of five guantanamo bay detainees. the u.s. military was prepared for the worst. chuck hagel called it a possible opening. today the taliban is back at it. the group says they re behind this week s airport attacks in karachi, pakistan, the nation s busiest airport, killing at least 11 members of the airport security force. monday in southern afghanistan, the taliban ambushed u.s. troops making security sweeps at local polling stations. the firefight was so fierce, the