[crowd clamoring] [protesters chanting] harris and we begin this day with more Breaking News on a very basic Rite Of Passage for people just trying to reach their dreams, by going to college. Albeit a very expensive college, and you would think that by paying that much you might not have to see this over and over. Its not just free speech on display, which is fine. Its the violence and the rioting. Students are in fact back on campus, but the jewish Hating Protesters are back out in force, too. Im harris faulkner. You are in the faulkner focus. The antijewish protesters at Columbia University are saying they are going to return for a second day. We can tell you that some students are also planning a Sit In at the international affairs building. They are demanding that people walk out of Hillary Clintons class. Per usual, complaints by College Students over the entire New York area, the School Leaders are not doing enough. The administration has made a commitment to ensuring the safety
yeah happy monday. more like happy, fun day. d t i just invented that word. so friday, daily caller obtained video of a us senate employee having inside e a historic senate judiciary mpcommittee hearing room. oh., applause thank you, bro. in the senate judiciary room audience. but we don t have access to the video. so we had genee , one of our producers, sketch a screen grab. there you go. yeah. talkah, talkut yield about yielr to the next gentleman. nolemen.w to the story broke. democrat senator ben cardin s sena statement, this quote, aidan maze, sarah kopp, steele is no longer employedte. by the us senate. goodwhat good thing is it bad?ef had a picture of the back of his head. i don of hist have security forr tell fox news that capitol police are taking matter out seriously and charges haven t been ruled out. now, either this was a rare event or maybe this year s st exchange got way out of hand. but where else can you get paid to have in the workplace with a
a deadly chokehold by a stranger on a new york city subway car. why this incident spaurrked a homicide investigation and important conversations about mental illness and vigilantism. and then the fight gets under way to overturn an abortion ban in one state, a ban dating back to 1849. you heard that right. years before the civil war. decades before women could even vote. we re talking to the attorney general who filed the lawsuit. welcome to the lead. we begin in our politics lead. a major milestone in the prosecution of the pro trump rioters who stormed the capitol on january 6, 2021. and an effort to in an effort to forcibly keep trump in power after his resounding and legitimate election defeat. today four members of the far right proud boys militia group were found guilty by a jury of seditious conspiracy in their roles in the teek. these are of course the same extremists donald trump declined to condemn during a presidential debate in september 2020. what do you
george floyd. in that video you could see him cry out for his mother as officer derek chauvin knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes. all over a pack of cigarettes. floyd allegedly paid for with a fake $20 bill. we would not see any of the police body cam footage for another 11 weeks. the lack of transparency there, the delay and the horror of floyd s death ignited a mass movement. i can t breathe was plastered across signs and social media posts as millions across the country protested. facing intense pressure, then president donald trump signed an executive order calling for police reform. at the ballot box, voters said yes to legislative policing reforms in at least 30 states. at least a dozen cities promised to slash police budgets and redistribute those funds to community programs. though not all followed through. then it was congress s turn. democrats introduced the george floyd justice in policing act. the bill passed twice in the house but died in the senate aft
just got his bag. every once in a while big cry go up through the island of miss fit bags with someone saying they have got their stuff and they are on their way home. it s still a mess. you still have people who are stranded and can t get home. you have flight staff that can t penetrate this antiquated communication system to let the airlines know that they are available to fly people home. you have got a lot of really tired people and they are just stuck. our luggage is missing. it s mia. we ended up completely canceling southwest entirely. we are hoping we will get a refund. 2,885 domestic flights were canceled. 86% of them were southwest. 2,509. the southwest pilots union, as well as the flight attendants union say the melt down was very predictable because southwest executives did not invest in and modernize the logistics and communication technology. the ceo of southwest offered an apology. the tools we use to recover from this disruption serve us well 99%. time