and the israel does loving clearly outside as the deadline for cities to end the encampment or face suspension comes and goes. all of the university of texas at austin what is continuing to make arrest as they tried to put stop at the protest there. coming up michael waltz you just match what he says needs to be done to restore order. welcome everyone, i m charles for neil cavuto and this is your world. first! is at columbia with the very latest. alexis? you can check it out being me and see that there are hundreds of students here right in the middle of columbia university s campus saying by simply they re not planning on going anywhere we are mighty what the university to follow their demands even though they re not listening to the university president who continues to get growing calls to step down. she also, we ll pan over here, police protesters it is a little bit ago, again, saying if you don t get these kinds of this campus and you don t get out of the are
kayleigh: this is outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany with my cohosts emily compagno and harris faulkner. also joining us fox & friends first cohost, carley shimkus, and fox news national correspondent griff jenkins on this gripping week. we are just days away from the first presidential showdown of this election cycle. both president biden and former president trump are finalizing their strategies for thursday s cnn presidential debate, but are prepping for the face-off in two very different ways. president biden is surrounding himself with top official campaign staffers. some from the white house and close allies. you can see their names scrolling. and camp david is sequestered away as he has been for days. meanwhile, former president trump is hitting the campaign trail. he was in philadelphia this past weekend and asked supporters what tactic he should take. how should i handle him? should i be tough and nasty? or should i be [cheers and applause] she sai
chuck hagel struggled, not so much at the pentagon, but the white house. though praised today by president obama. when it s mattered most, behind closed doors in the oval office, you ve always given it to me straight. and for that, i will always be grateful. administration sources say the former republican senator from nebraska who is a decorated enlisted soldier in vietnam did not impress in multi agency meetings on national security. and hagel irritated obama insiders by writing a memo to one of them. susan rice charging the president had not articulated a clear strategy on syria. isis on the rise in syria and in iraq was a hagel challenge. he s agreed to stay until a successor is confirmed. i will continue to support you, mr. president, and the men and women who defend this country every day. potential obama picks to replace him at the pentagon include former undersecretary michelle flornot, and ashton carter and jack reid. to manage along with fighting isis, mor
and look ahead to another clipper on thursday. thank you top. tomorrow morning you can wake up with us a little earlier. we ll be on the air starting at 4 a.m. tracking the latest weather and road conditions plus the all important school closings or delays. snow is not the biggest concern tonight in montgomery county. the cold and possible ice are the big concerns tonight. snow flurries have been on again, off again for the last couple hours. right now they re sort of on again. we ll call it a light flurry at this point. the temperatures have been noticeably dropping here over the last couple of hours. the wind gusts also difficult to ignore. certainly noticeable drops in both of those over the last few hours. still in terms of accumulation, nothing sticking to the roads quite yet. we re right here in front of rockville pike. still really wet road conditions at this point as we drove up the beltway earlier to the district from montgomery county, roads were wet. not mu
from now. we are live at oakland city hall, mark snoo. we re just outside city hall. another prettiest is planned for protest is planned for 6:00. saturday night, another very bad night for businesses around the neighborhood. as they have done many times in the past vandals rampaged up broadway up to 20th then over to telegraph. saturday night police said it wasn t that big of a crowd. 70-100 people but they did a lot of damage. police trashing a car, blocks were littered with glass from broken windows. at flora, a restaurant diners were showered with glass. next door an owner of one restaurant got employees to stand guard. it s really scary. should have been possible to track them down they were moving from business to business along telegraph. where police formed was in front of police headquarters. pictures from sky 7 show them lined up protecting their own building. today as acting chief went walking through the neighborhood he told reporters problem was staffin