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Of problems. A frantic attempt to save a couple and an 8yearold boy swallowed up by an avalanche. Good morning to you. Welcome to Al Jazeera America. Im Morgan Radford. Live in new york city. A tug of war in ukraine where russian soldiers arrived in caimia crimmia. Reasons troops were videoed. It was called a provocation. Russia says its part of a military arrangements. The Prime Minister of crimea claiming he is in control of the military and the police. President obama is concerned about the s...

A samba school where they learn how to party. [ music ] there is concern ukraines crisis could morph into a war with russia. Ukraines russian president says military intervention will lead to conflict. Countrys soldiers are on high alert. Russia is in control of crimea. Uniformed armed gunmen control the streets. Its a move that has been welcomed. Demonstrators rallied in the street supporting the intervention. The parliament approved Vladimir Putins request to use military force, prompting a sp...

Tonight fierce of growing ukraine could be on the brink of war with russia. Ukraine has put its armed force on his high alert this weekend and is warning russia any military intervention will lead to conflict. Translator preserve peace and stability here in ukraine any aggressors or those provoking the situation do not have the right to intervene in internal affairs. At this hour russian soldiers remain in control of ukraines Southern Region of crimea. Today the Parliament Im proved president pu...

After 19 people were arrested at a 

After 19 people were arrested at a pro-Palestine rally at the University of Utah on Monday night, the school reiterated it would not allow overnight camping and will continue to enforce the rule of law, while many criticized the violent reaction to what started as a peaceful protest. According to an update from the university, […] The post University of Utah ‘will continue to enforce the rule of law’ on pro-Palestine protests appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.

After 19 people were arrested at a pro-Palestine rally at the University of Utah on Monday night, the school reiterated it would not allow overnight camping and will continue to enforce the rule of law, while many criticized the violent reaction to what started as a peaceful protest. According to an update from the university, police officers […]

Police arrested 17 people who participated in a pro-Palestinian protest at the University of Utah Monday night, and confiscated a hatchet, while dismantling around a dozen tents.

At least 17 people were arrested and one police officer injured while multiple law enforcement agencies cleared an 'unlawful' assembly from the campus late Monday.

At least 17 people were arrested and one police officer injured while multiple law enforcement agencies cleared an "unlawful" assembly from the campus late Monday.

Columbia University protesters demand the school halt investments with companies profiting from Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza.