a neighboring home. schools on lockdown. pierre thomas standing by with late reporting on the shooter inside. the protests on campuses across the u.s. in new york city tonight, demonstrators defying columbia s ultimatum to leave the encampment or risk suspension. officers clashing with protesters at ut-austin. arrests tonight at the university of georgia. and what about students who just want to finish their school year and hold a graduation? meanwhile, tonight, is this the best chance for a cease-fire in quite some time to get the hostages out? tonight, secretary of state antony blinken calling the proposal from israel extraordinarily generous. so, will hamas accept? tonight, bracing for new severe storms and possible tornadoes, with more than 135 reported tornadoes in just 72 hours. this train hit by a twister. multiple cars ripped off the tracks. a confirmed ef-4 in marietta, oklahoma. winds up to 170 miles per hour. ginger zee standing by tonight with these new stor
4:00 in new york. as we kick off what will be the second week of witness testimony in donald j. trump s hush money trial. it is important to take stock and remind ourselves, it is not normal. to have an ex-american president stand trial as a criminal defendant. it is not normal for that same criminal defendant to also be the republican party s current presumptive nominee for the upcoming presidential election. we learned a great deal from david pecker during his time on the witness stand last week about exactly how the catch and kill scheme that was used to benefit donald trump when he was running for president the first time worked. it worked by burying stories that would have been harmful to his reputation. we heard from trump s long time assistant rhona graf that stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, the women paid to keep their stories quiet ahead of the election, were both named in trump s rolla dex. so this week we expect to hear new evidence and new testimony from new wit
with harold ford jr., dana perino, jesse watters, and tyrus. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. calls for cuddling the university president mahmoud chu feick to resign are growing louder and louder after she surrendered her campus to pro-terrorist agitators, making life odder hell for jewish students, giving the protesters another 48 hours to dismantle their anti-israel tent city. jewish columbia students have been fearing for their safety as they have endured slogans like i am hamas, and it is only getting worse. so far 8,000 pro-hamas protests have popped up in more than 850 cities in the u.s. universities in texas and california becoming the latest hotbeds of radicalism. with dozens arrested. but america s coward in chief could condemn all of this. but today, joe biden was in front of a microphone at a podium at two separate events, yet he walked away when pressed on it. mr. president the protesters on campus. mr. president. judge jeanine:
in just two hours seven candidates will take the stable for the second g.o.p. presidential debate of the season. so right off the bat, let s go live to the reagan library in simi valley where correspondent bill melugin is standing by. bill, so the candidates have been to that library before for another presidential primary debate and you could feel the tension. can you feel the excitement. what are they doing now? bill: laura, good evening to you. they are all getting ready for this debate in their own way right now. can i tell you the energy is starting to pick up. can you see over my shoulder the people are starting to the show up here. they are starting to line up. these candidates have been walking around the property. taking it all in, as you mentioned, this is the ronald reagan presidential library. a spot they all want to be for this huge debate tonight. now the candidates are getting ready their own ways. nikki haley camp talked to me earlier. they said she is liste
catch-and-kill, buying unflattering stories about trump and making sure they were never published before the election. aaron katersky outside the courthouse. the near disaster at jfk airport. authorities say air traffic control clearing four planes to cross in front of a passenger jet as it was about to take off. the pilot aborting takeoff. you ll hear calls to the tower. tonight, in new york city, columbia university increasing security. pro-palestinian demonstrators rallying against the israel-hamas war. the school switching to remote classes. and tonight, protests spreading to campuses across the u.s. in los angeles, the break-in at the home of the mayor, karen bass. authorities say the mayor was home when the intruder broke in and got to the second floor. they say the mayor was hiding in a safe room. tonight, ukraine s president zelenskyy thanking the u.s. and thanking house speaker mike johnson, after the house passed, democrats and republicans, a massive aid pac