From the Campaign Trail to the everglades not just to wrangle as many pythons as possible. The grand prize of 10,000. Wildlife expert Jeff Corwin is here to talk about it welcome to Laura Coates live. Im Audie Cornish in for laura tonight. Vice president harris delivers whats long been promised and economic policy of her own, the stakes could not have been higher republicans are trying to tie the economic anxiety of bidennomics to harris by pinning her to the Inflation Spike that happened under president bidens watch so she went to hotly contested north carolina. She pitched her vision and many of her proposals sound a lot like bidenomics others appear kind of like a More Amped Up Version geared towards converting the economic frustration people are feeling into populous enthusiasm so for example, her plan calls for constructing 3 Million new housing units. A new Tax Credit for families with newborns and a federal ban on Price Gouging for food and groceries she made her case by emphasi
when the protesters broke into the historic hamilton hall building. and just a few hours ago, 9 p.m. tuesday night, officers in riot gear end to that building and swiftly made arrests. columbia university has, of course, been the epicenter to the pro-palestinian protests that have now spread to campus . around the country, hundreds of students have been arrested nationwide, and upcoming commencements are in danger of being canceled. let s get straight to fox news correspond and rich edson for the latest on that raid at columbia. hello, rich. hello, jonathan. columbia university says the heightened activity on campus has ended and that the area has been cleared. this past evening, hundreds of new york city police officers arrested dozens of protesters who d occupied and barricaded themselves in a columbia university building. officers scaled a massive police vehicle to enter columbia s hamilton hall from a second floor window and then let out the protesters in zip ties. th
arizona where the state senate might be about to repeal the civil war era abortion law. democrats have been trying to get the ban tossed and they could do it today. finally. after two republican senators suggested they would vote to overturn it. what changed their minds? could it be the outpouring of outrage across the state? an acknowledgment, perhaps, that voting to enshrine a law embedded in a code to prevent their parents from homicide if they happened to kill their children while correcting them. and detailed punishments for those who unlawfully cut out people s tongues might not be political savvy to do to enshrine that law. after all, every single legislator in the arizona state house is up for reelection this november. the vote is about to happen across the country also happening today, florida, the six-week prohibition went into effect today, leaving millions across the southeast, few if any options to seek abortion care even in an emergency. we should not be allow
todd: breaking right now at columbia university, protesters stormed and taken over an academic building on campus called hamilton hall, smashing windowings and forming a barricade inside. student protest group says they will continue demonstrations until the school meets their demands of divesting from israeli groups. i m todd piro, carley shimkus is off. in a moment we ll speak with new york congressional candidate allison espisito, to break down what she s seeing in this developing situation. first doug luzader live with everything we know now. doug: this spiralled out of control quickly at columbia university. students have broken into an academic building there. watch. [chanting] [cheering] doug: students have barricaded doors, used table and chairs and zip ties to secure doors. this representing escalation at a school that has been at the center of this nationwide protest movement. protests are not letting up. demonstrators have command eared parts of the campus, d
brian: that the scene for the last three weeks, it just hits a new level. we begin final hour of fox and friends with protesters taking over hamilton hall. smashing windows, barricading themselves inside. steve: we hear protest is set to begin shortly. police confirm protesters at university of north carolina chapel hill. ainsley: at yale 50 police officers are moving in on an encampment. bryan ilenas joins us live there. bryan: give people insight what it is like now. this is hamilton hall. this is the building that has been broken into my occupiers, by student protesters. the sign has been unfurled and says free palestine, and we have yet to see any students poke their head out or anything. this is a large building on campus, this is where the deans offices are and academic admission. this is how close we are to the dorm. rest of the block is dormitories for sophomores and freshmen students. a jewish student walked by and spoke to the producer and said, i can t