The meantime at Courtroom Drama quickly unfolding and we are on top of Columbia University were Student Protesters are now facing expulsion after seizing control of a Campus Building and Historic Building of that on the right side former President Donald Trump Inside A Manhattan courtroom as we speak as the judge in a criminal case present him with jail time if he continues to violate it, world havel donald trump react if he smacked like Everything Else welcome everybody im neil cavuto lets get right to it with Alexis Mcadams she is at Columbia University where that standoff continues. Alexis . We can see behind me here at columbia were on a different side of the kapuskasing or inuit studies of personal but there are lots of protesters out here and its been a pretty active scene. This all comes after three much the most Chaotic Night Wheezing out here in quite a few days since the programs are solidarity and comments that has been set up here come these students breaking in to a Campus
sent us this update from seol. the rescue efforts are continuing. the three days of continuous downpours in the central and south eastern parts of the country have led to considerable loss of human lives and properties. and one of the worst incidents that took place in the city of cheongju, north chungcheong province. what happened here on saturday morning, flood water swept in in a suburban tunnel too quickly, leaving 15 vehicles and people inside. and around 400 rescuers have been, including the soldiers, have been deployed to this region, continuing to search for missing people and investigating the reason behind this disaster. so far, the local fire officials reported nine people are found dead at this site and there could be more as the operation is still under way.
river burst its banks. the workers, including divers, have spent the last 2a hours searching the underpass, which is half a kilometre long, in the town of cheongju, in the central chungcheong region. earlier our correspondent yuna ku sent us this update from seol. the rescue efforts are continuing. this has led to considerable loss of human life and properties and one of the worst incidences that took place in cheongju, what happened here was floodwater swept in in a tunnel and trapped people inside their vehicles. and rescuers including soldiers have been deployed to this region to continue the search for missing people and investigating the
to south korea now where at least 37 people are known to have died as a result of floods. rescue efforts continue to reach people trapped in their cars in an underground tunnel which was inundated after a nearby river burst its banks. the workers, including divers, have spent the last 2a hours searching the underpass, which is half a kilometre long, in the town of cheongju, in the central chungcheong region. earlier our correspondent yuna ku sent us this update from seol. the rescue efforts are continuing. the three days of continuous downpours in the central and south eastern parts of the country have led to considerable loss of human lives and properties. and one of the worst incidents that took place in the city of chongju, north chungcheong province. what happened here on saturday morning, flood water swept
live for us in moscow, claire, thank you so much for your reporting today. well,nb meanwhile, presiden trump is reiterating washington s ironclad commitment to defend south korea against threats from the north. korea s acting president by phone sunday, alexander field joins us from seol with the ÷ú details. alexander president trump is giving an ironclad commitment now, that wasn t the case during his election campaign when hemy threatened withdraw if they didn t step up its financial support for defense. what s changed here? iñ certainly the election campaign rhetoric, but it seems the call did q u/eiuááju$e spears that south koreans had expressed about the dependability of their partner in the u.s. in long term ally. you did hear some very strongym words from president donald trump when he was candidate trump issuing those threats.