berkeley. okay. we re about to get started. my name is lena masri. cair national litigation director and general counsel. i d like to welcome all of you to this session. it s going to be, in my opinion, the most exciting session of the conference. i want to also welcome the viewers on c-span for joining us today. the boycott divestment movement is one of the most influential and powerful movements in the modern day. and each of our speakers have been involved and at the forefront of the bds for, since the beginning. they each provide different perspectives and different experiences and our hope is to learn as much as we can from them and use that information to implement it in the work that we re doing as leaders and activists in the community. dr. bazian, one of our speakers, he s been at the forefront of the bds movement. he s currently a senior lecturer in the near eastern and ethnics studies departments at uc berkeley. he s co-founded students for justice in palestine a
conference in washington recently with one discussion focusing on how the muslim community can engage with the public and policymakers. this is about 90 minutes. we re about to get started. my name is lena masri. i would like to welcome you to the session that i think will be the most exciting of sessions. i would also like to thank c-span for joining us today. the boycott of the movement is one of the most powerful movements of the modern day. each of our speakers have been involved skpalt tand at the forf the bds movement since the beginning. so they each provide different perspectives and different experiences, and our hope is to learn as much as we can from them and use that information to implement it in the work that we re doing as leaders and activists in the community. dr. bezian, one of our speakers, he s been at the forefront of the bds movement. he s currently a senior lecturer in the near eastern and ethnics departments at uc berkeley. he s cofounded students fo
sporting event. newsroom starts now. hello, thanks for joining me. i m martin savidge in for fredricka whitfield who has the day off. we begin with powerful images from the refugee crisis where 11,000 are crossing through austria over the last 24 hours alone. federal police say 5,000 have crossed into germany today, the country where most refugees say they are going to seek asylum. after weeks of exhausting travel, a heart-warming scene unfoedle in train stations in munich and vienna. cnn s fred pleitgen is at the train station where refugees continue to arrive. fred, this is a completely different kind of scene that we saw, say, in hungary. why is that? reporter: it certainly is a lot different. i think there s a whole different attitude here towards the refugees that are arriving. i mean one of the things that we saw in hungary is that the regular people there actually they were quite supportive of the refugees. many of the refugees in hungary did receive donations fr
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