>> wherever you are around the world's are thank you for joining us here on cnn, i'm john vause in atlanta with the ongoing kupfer of -- on hamas a few hundred people holding foreign passports and dozens civilian wounded palestinians have arrived in egypt from gaza. for weeks many have been waiting on the rafah crossing with egypt. the two other border crossings into israel remain sealed. israel and egypt agreed to open the border after the u.s. and qatar brokered deal which allowed all foreign nationals and dual citizens to leave gaza. your state department believes 1000 americans and their family are stuck in gaza desperate to leave. more from joe biden. >> we're in a situation where safe passage for wounded palestinians and foreign nationals have started. american citizens -- 1000 who will see more of this process going on in the coming days. working nonstop to get americans out of gaza as soon and as safely as possible. >> aid worker was one of two americans among the 361 people who left cause on wednesday. he spoke to cnn soon after her aunt arrived in egypt. >> i think they're still frustration from many who are still there i understand the complexity of the negotiation and we are not privy to the nuances of that and so we just remain incredibly grateful but we also do call upon our government to continue evacuating other dual citizens, other americans who hopefully call for a cease-fire. from the last couple of days we were growing desperate we were hearing from her that there were limited food, they were trying to ration, people had illnesses. she was protected given her status as an aid worker, but we know that that is not the situation everyone is in. >> disagreements -- to egypt for immediate medical attention. that does not apply to wounded hamas fighters. for the second time in as many days, the refugee camp has been hit by israeli airstrikes. at least 80 people were killed according to hospital officials in gaza. u.n. human rights office says the scale of destruction and casualties could amount to war crimes. for more now on the opening on the rough across thing here is melissa bell reporting from cairo. >> a tired smile and a wave. from one of the lucky few, finally allowed to leave gaza since the war began. these finals just some of the first foreign dual nationals permitted through the rafah crossing on thursday. a deal brokered by qatar, egypt hamas that will allow all foreign angel nationals to leave the besieged enclave. also allowed to leave under the deal the first palestinians, 81 of the most severely, those desperate and enough for surgical intervention taken one by one in a convoy of ambulances to a field hospital set up a few miles away and to other hospitals in northern egypt. large crowds foreign nationals have been amassing at the border after hearing that they would be allowed out. families desperately checking to see if they were some of those lucky enough finally to get through. >> i'm an american living in gaza. we heard that the crossing was open but we discovered that it was open for specific nationalities at the moment. we have to turn back because the cellular network was down, and we weren't aware that there was a list. we hope to see our names on the list tomorrow or the next day. >> as the only crossing from gaza, -- was announced by israel. it is the only way in and out now and what has gone in has been little. a further 20 trucks arriving on wednesday, a drop in the ocean, aid organizations given the needs inside. for some here it has been days or even weeks of waiting and praying. with dwindling supplies, and fear of israeli strikes, even here in the south were civilians have been told by the idf to evacuate. nowhere in gaza is safe. so finally for small view a chance to leave and live again. melissa bell, cnn, cairo. >> right now to cnn's reporter who is covering these details for us. under the deals hundreds of people will be up -- still 2 million palestinians are stuck there. israel has been -- warning the military offensive will intensify. so the humanitarian crisis which is growing by the day only get worse it seems. >> yes, john, that is critical to remember as we look at what seems on the surface to be a diplomatic achievement, it was the talks were difficult and delicate and we were hearing from an official who says that there were hurdles, hamas demanded to include some of their fighters among the injured palestinians who were able to leave, that was rejected, israel had to be convinced to accept a list of injured palestinians to get out. the backdrop to all of this is the egyptian fears that they will then be inundated by a flood of palestinian refugees, that is why the process has been such a long time coming and it's so slow. and so tightly controlled. as you say, this is a very small number, small proportion of the passport holder who want to get out we understand from the u.s. secretary of state that americans in the family number around 1000, 5000 other country nationals that want to get out of the gaza strip. it's a small proportion of that, a tiny miniscule fraction of the 2.3 million people living in the gaza strip. i think a measure of how watertight the siege, these are the first people to get out. of course there is a separate truck of negotiations going regarding the hostages, truck of negotiations brokered by qatar and one that we understand. parties including the u.s. are very concerned is complicated by the ongoing ground offensive in air offensive which we understand, as you say, to be ramping up, the israeli defense minister saying on wednesday that there is fighting in gaza city. the humanitarian crisis intensifies little aid getting in. very slow process to get people out. >> clare, thank you, clare sebastian live for us. the refugee camp that was hit twice is a few miles north of gaza city. the biggest city in all of policing in territory, and not far it seems from advancing israeli ground forces. cnn's jeremy diamond has details. >> this is all that remains, for the second day in a row israeli jets striking the densely populated jabalia refugee camp. flattening apartment buildings, hundreds were wounded and at least 80 people were killed, according to the director of the nearby indonesian hospital. the idf said it struck a hamas command and control complex in jabalia killing hamas militants. but civilians also clearly among the casualties, including children rushed out of the rubble. tonight the united nations human rights office raising serious concerns that these are disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes. israel blaming hamas for using civilians as human shields, as it continues its offensive. >> a top israeli commander says his forces are closing in on gaza city. hamas stronghold in the gaza strip. >> we are deep in the strip at the gates of gaza city in the last five days we have dismantled a lot of the abilities of hamas, we've attacked strategic positions, all the explosive abilities and underground facilities and systems. >> five days after israel launched its ground offensive in gaza, israeli forces are advancing towards gaza city from three different directions. in the north, israeli armor and infantry has been spotted advancing from both ends of the strip. israeli tanks also appeared to be closing in from the south. cnn geolocated this tank at the strategic net serene junction, the main road into gaza city. israel is also moving some of its artillery closer to gaza. until recently this field was filled with israeli artillery position, you can see the amounts where guns and other types of artillery would begin. and now as israeli forces move closer into gaza those artillery positions are also moving closer to support the troops on the ground. now, all that remains are these, boxes of munitions, artillery fuses used by the forces that were here. >> the question now is how deep israeli forces will move into gaza? >> the only way to get to what hamas has built over a decade inside the gaza strip, the only way mr. ground operation. >> jeremy diamond, cnn, ashkelon, israel. >> for more now on israel's military offensive on gaza cnn military analyst and retired u.s. colonel is now with us this hour. welcome back, it's good to see you. >> good to see to john, thanks for having me. >> always a pleasure. i want you to listen to part of the conversation between pollen and idf spokesman about the level of firepower, of explosive yield used on jabalia refugee camp. here they are. >> i've been in gaza when the idf has performed surgical strikes. the idf is more than capable of this, this is not that, why not? >> so i don't think i really agree with what you say, because the precision here is to hit a target buried underground, what we did here was to strike with the required amount of fire power to get to where he was hiding. >> according to reporting an israeli transport plane flew with bombs from the united states to israel. in terms of the firepower which would be used, they call it sharp pale, they are precise and used to penetrate fortified structures, once it was destroyed does that explain the explosion love behind? leaving the huge craters there? >> yes that kind of job you bomb could have been used in this particular case. there was also another possibility the job you 28 which they've had in their inventory for over a decade. either a type of bomb, position guided munition could have been used in this situation, what it does is it hones in on the target. if it's program properly, goes to multiple points in the target and that nays on impact. it's designed to go underground, in some cases up to 100 feet which is far clear and a useful place to go on a structure like the tunnels that they have been creating. >> there's ronald was holding the ground above it's a once that is gone does it explain what is left behind? >> it could. it depends on how the structures above it are billed and what they rest on it is possible that the bomb hits exactly right that it could take down above ground structures, and that could indicate exactly not only where things are located but also it could manifest itself in the type of construction that we see in the refugee camps in gaza. >> the networks of tunnel believe gaza, that's part of your analysis, from just a few days ago. here we go. >> as far as the tunnels go they are at a minimum described like this, could be up to 300 miles of these -- but they are in the area here particularly in the north and upper central part and then there are some here in the south, these are areas which we can expect to see control notes for hamas. hostages and also resupply efforts >> -- the hamas metro is almost half as big as the -- london underground tube. it's also said to be three different -- with a -- senior leadership on the deepest level -- about 75 feet below ground. how difficult is it to target someone that far below ground and, i guess, the more powerful the bomb, does that mean the more destruction above? >> -- generally does, actually. so, the more powerful the bomb, depending on the warhead and the exact nature of ground that it impacts, it could definitely cause destruction above. when normally, these bombs are designed to go underground and explode underground. and if the soil is right, it could actually limit the impact of above ground. so, they are designed to avoid the type of destruction that you often see above ground, for a normal type of bombing weighed. but yes, the structures below, especially the command structures at 75 feet or so, they are the ones that are the prime targets. very difficult to reach. and it becomes really indicative of the targeting process how well and how quickly those targets can be prosecuted in air force jargon. >> -- reason why they hit this tunnel at that particular moment. the tunnel beneath the refugee camp was because of realtime information, a senior hamas leader was there. when that scenario to one side, is one option here essentially flooding the tunnels? because in recent years, egypt has flooded cross border tunnels with gaza, which have been used by smugglers. and it seems that is actually quite effective. is that actually an option here for gaza? >> potentially, it could be. i think there might be some issues with getting enough water into a tunnel in a combat zone like gaza. the egyptians had the luxury of flooding those tunnels without being shot at. the israelis would be shot hat in the case like this. so, it is one option. that is possible. but in this particular case, the more rapid distribution of the targets really calls for some kind of a arreola tack, or a grounded attack. so, that could be another alternative. but it's not in feasible to flood some of the tunnels at least. >> colonel leighton, it's always good to have you with us. thank you, sir. >> you bet, john. thanks for having me. >> up next on cnn, a closer look at the devastation left behind palestine's jabalia if camp -- killeded in the blblink of an n. >> israel has now confirmed both airstrikes on the jabalia refugee camp in gaza. but where remains unknown right now is the full extent of the devastation in just how many people were killed in both attacks. the idf says hamas command center was the target out wednesday strike. on tuesday, israeli military says, it targeted and killed one of the hamas commanders responsible for the october 7th attack on israel. but -- left behind catastrophic damage in a very densely populated part of gaza. we're now from cnn's salma abdulaziz. a warning, report contains graphic images and scenes which many viewers will find hard to watch. >> dust and debris fill the air after an israeli airstrike. ambulance, ambulance calls the man carrying the child. these are the moments after the israeli military's attack on the jabalia camp in gaza. everyone is disoriented and terrified. and this is the result. several city blocks leveled in an instant. the scene is apocalyptic. survivors desperately dig for their loved ones with bare hands. israel says it was targeting a hamas commander, hiding in this densely populated residential area. an idf spokesperson -- the death of innocent civilians a tragedy of war. that tragedy, tearing apart this community. no one yet knows how many still lie under the ruins. shortly after the bombs fell -- in the enclave or mostly -- but when palestinian camera man was among those able to post on social media. >> [screaming] >> the anguish is heart wrenching. the victims, small and afraid. moms and dads who bury their children. all three of my children are dead, this father says. all three! entire families are wiped out. this man holds up the name of 15 relatives killed in the airstrike. my whole family. innocent people are dead, he says. total destruction. our whole building is gone. 20 stories! this is a massacre. at the nearby hospital, the carnage is on display. the bodies keep piling up. with her dead children at her feet, this mother praise for strength. many in this forsaken enclave feel they have no one but god left. salma abdelaziz, cnn, london. >> [screaming] >> >> israeli -- while warning hamas will do whatever it can to -- and hatred between israeli arabs and the majority jewish population. >> translator: this monstrous enemy is trying with all its might to wage against the psychological war, with the most nefarious tools. we have seen it this week again and again. and i expect we will see it in different ways. it aims to terrify us with video clips, rumors and lies. he wants to -- psychologically. the enemy seeks to kindle hatred between us, between jewish citizens and arab citizens. we have to fight back against this without compromise and singlemindedly. we have to reject every orage toward hatred and racism. >> ever since the hamas october 7th attack on israel, there has been a surging number of reports of antisemitism across europe. on wednesday, leaders of austria's jewish community said a ceremonial hall at the jewish ceremony was defaced with swastikas and set on fire. -- investigation is now underway with austria's chancellor denouncing the attack, saying antisemitism has no place in society, and will be fought with all political and legal means. the mayor of rome says two commemorative cobblestones honoring auschwitz survivors have been desecrated, and he called for solidarity with the city's jewish community. anger at the u.s. government is raising a mountain palace in the american stuck in gaza saying not enough is being done to get them home safely. when we come back, how a family in michigan is coping with the daily fear of not knowing if their elderly parents are alive or dead. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >> welcome back, everyone, i am john vause and this is cnn newsroom. -- 26 days ago, a few hundred people have been allowed to leave gaza. according to egyptian officials at least 361 people holding foreign passports for allowed into egypt via the rafah crossing. among, them all the 22 remaining staff from doctors without borders. a few dozen seriously wounded palestinians were granted permission to leave as well -- now being treated in hospitals across egypt. with the rafah crossing the only exit to the outside world, officials in gaza rafah remains open in both directions. >> translator: we call upon our egyptian brothers to put pressure for the crossing to open in both directions daily -- surgical cases can go through. as we have about 20,000 cases in hospital, thousands of those are very serious, and include difficult injuries. therefore, 81 people is not enough. we want hundreds of those injured to receive those treatment abroad. as all the hospitals have exhausted their capacities in every respect. medical supplies, medicines for wards and byrnes have run out as well. we also called for the fuel to be allowed in for the hospitals, the ambulance and civil defense vehicles to operate. therefore, we call upon the egyptian brothers to open this crossing daily, and continuously. >> a hospital official in gaza says an israeli airstrike on the jabalya we have to camp has killed at least 80 people and injured hundreds more. it was the second consecutive day that israel has targeted the heavily populated camp -- as it claims, hamas tunnels -- video in her report disturbing. >> chaos in the aftermath of an israeli strike on gaza's largest refugee camp, jabalya, tuesday. the densely populated camp is filled with families with children, and embedded hamas militants, says israeli military officials. the idf confirms they targeted and killed several hamas combatants, including a top commander in the strike. >> our bombs struck not on buildings, but in between the buildings, because we were aiming for the tunnel complex where the hamas combatants commander was. >> wednesday, a second israeli airstrike in the same camp, a doctor at the scene told cnn that there were hundreds wounded and dead. >> it is because there are terrorists that are embedded there. the idf right now is facing fighting in face to face combat with hamas terrorists inside jabalya. ultimately speaking, the collateral damage -- and this is our very clear -- it is on hamas the's shoulders. >> meanwhile, at the rafah gate crossing between israel and gaza, limited evacuations have begun, part of the deal brokered by israel, hamas and egypt, in coordination with the u.s., according to sources familiar with the talks. >> -- including u.s. citizens, departed gaza through rafah today. and we expect exits of u.s. citizens and for nationals to continue over the next several days. >> this, as hundreds of others wait outside the gate, hopeful that they too will soon escape the horrors of war. i am lora aguirre, reporting. >> according to the u.s. secretary of state, about 400 americans, along with -- immediate family members are unable to leave gaza. among them zakaria and laila -- who arrived in gaza to visit family before the october 7th attack by hamas. according to their -- six times they have been told -- evacuation, and should head to the rafah border crossing with egypt. but -- denied every time. the family have since filed a lawsuit against the u.s. state department and department of defense for allegedly failing to safely evacuate u.s. citizens from gaza. their daughter-in-law lisa joins us from canton, michigan. lisa, thank you for being with us. i can only imagine the last couple of days, the last few weeks have been difficult for you and your family, just watching as these events unfold. >> yeah, they have been. they've been very hard. >> and right now, with -- or internet services, they seem to be down once again. when was the last word you had from your in laws? and what did they tell you? >> i know i spoke to my father in law on friday. not friday -- monday morning. and he looked pretty stressed out. and not very -- you know, just very worried and nervous. my husband was able to talk to them, i think, by via the whatsapp this morning to hear that they were still alive in that they were okay. but i know a few times a day we just -- >> when you say they are okay, where are they staying? and how difficult have the last -- year >> they are staying. it's been very difficult for them. they've been sleeping on a blanket in on the floor in a hospital hallway. they don't have basic necessities of normal life. they are not eating regular food, or having regular meals. they -- their family, and they can't even spend time with them or see them because of the chaos that is going on around them. they don't have water available, to even clean themselves or anything like that. it's been hard. and -- they have some health conditions, and they are out of medicine. so, they don't have any more medicine that they can take. -- for high blood pressure and things like that. >> so, for the family -- you guys just waiting back home, how have you guys been dealing with all of this? how difficult is this, watching the news, especially when there are reports of israeli airstrikes in the south of gaza? >> very hard, i know that. it is a lot of anxious feelings all the time and you try not to get overly stressed out about things when bad stuff is happening that is out of your control. but a lot of crying -- i mean, i have cried a lot. my husband is pretty stressed out too about the whole thing. and then when you hear from them and you know they are still alive, and you feel better. i have people call me all the time as well, have you heard from your in laws? -- heard from them this morning and then eight hours goes by, and you are wondering, again, are there okay or not? especially overnight, every time it's night that the bombing really intensifies. so, you never know if you are going to hear from them in the morning or not. >> and six times, what, they have been told to head to rafah to evacuate? anytime it just hasn't happened? >> yeah. i think there might be a chance for them to get out tomorrow, maybe. i'm not 100% sure. i know they are working on evacuating people now. so, maybe. maybe our dreams are coming through and our prayers are being answered. but i am not sure the number of times. it might have been six. i know there were multiple times that they went to the border and waited all day from ten in the morning until five, that it was going to be open. but it never opened. and when they brought in the aid convoy, i think they went to the border that day too. they went to the border -- yesterday morning, but -- morning. to go to -- but it wasn't for them. >> and your family is part of a lawsuit which has been filed by the american arab anti discrimination committee and the arab american civil rights league -- >> yes -- >> which is accuses the u.s. of unconstitutionally discriminate against palestinian americans, by not securing their safety and well-being -- juxtaposed when it's -- israeli americans escape. so, what are you hoping this lawsuit will achieve? and is there a timeframe here? because obviously, the longer this goes on, the worse it is for your parents. >> i think the objective was just for them to take action, to get our family out, and other american citizens also that are still there. i don't think it was any other motivation, just for them to realize that they are american citizens that were in gaza that needed as much rescuing, if not more rescue, and then the people that were in israel, to be honest. i feel the people in israel, after the initial attack on october 7th, had less danger presented to them then people that were stuck in gaza. they don't have an iron dome. >> yeah. >> or bomb shelters. >> lisa alarayshi, thank you for being with us. and as you say, this is some very difficult times for you. it's a very dangerous time for your in-laws, your parents. and -- still stuck there. we wish you all the very best. >> unfortunately, my husband has other family they are also. but they are not american citizens. there are residents of gaza. so, they can't come home. i mean, they are -- where their house is supposed to be, so we can't get them out of danger. >> that's a good point. there are still 2 million palestinians who are stuck in gaza with all this going on, i don't know where else to go. lisa, thanks for being with us. >> you are welcome. >> when we come back here on cnn, we visit three american college campuses where the response of the israel-hamas war's creating serious division among students and faculty. >> -- surge in the number of anti israel -- on college campuses worldwide. israeli -- warning -- dangers of the antisemitism and false equivalency. -- in part, it is ironic that the very halls of enlightenment in america and europe. simply, the bastions of intellectual and progressive thought that are your campuses have adopted hamas as a cause celeb, whereas while israel is demonized -- with to be clear. hamas shows no values with any western academic institution. -- a civilians in gaza, with the u.s. -- around the world now reporting an uptick in antisemitic threats. college campuses in the united states have long have a history of political activism, especially during times of conflict. -- i'll reeves spoke to jewish and pro palestinian scenes at three american universities as tensions rise over the -- >> [crowd chanting] >> [crowd chanting] >> i'm palestinian. i have family in gaza. this has been an issue that's affected me my entire life. i, i'm calling them others bombs in the background. they need to go somewhere safe. >> i have a lot of family and friends and -- just having so much hate thrown out so much misinformation as well, that was going on. to share it on canvas and on social media and it's -- >> -- across the u.s.. a two lane -- tulane so it up on campus and -- allegedly belong to organizations that released an anti israel statement. >> i'm shocked at the temperature on campus. i could never have imagined it would be like. this >> there is a level of i don't want to say hatred, but anger, and fear. >> -- jewish fraternity was hit with a graffiti attack of the are nazis earlier this weekend -- >> -- where students were part of a nationwide walkout in support of palestine, and cornell, which this weekend faced antisemitic threats. >> i was on my way to the kosher dining hall when i looked down and saw the threats. >> how did you feel? >> it's terrifying. like, this is not anything that we thought we would never have to deal with in the united states. >> the police on a greek life website threatened to shoot a kosher dining hall and kill jewish since. they were signed hamas soldier. but on wednesday patrick dai, a 21-year-old cornell student was arraigned on charges for making threats. >> i think the quick response by the university really did quell a lot of students here. i know a lot of people are choosing to do zoom options for their classes or asking for a special accommodation because they just want to buy themselves at risk. >> what did you think -- antisemitic threats were posted online? >> i think those were very hateful things to say. -- it's very disturbing to see such hateful comments being made in the main name of a law allah -- xenophobic, it said or, have no place on campus or anywhere really. >> abu is the head of -- a group whose national chapter has drawn a ton of criticism for saying the hamas attack was a historic victory. and some other college chapters have posted images of paragliders. but abu so she -- >> cornell sjp, we make students statements based on what our students -- is having that equal chapman from the administration. i >> -- soon say they're frustrated they are constantly asked to denounce hamas, that it's a distraction from their message about palestinians. >> there is a lot of concern that pro-palestinian students are pro hamas, and pro-terrorist tactics. and -- national politicians. is that true? >> absolutely not true. my condemnation is inconsequential. i think it's quite racist, islamophobic that -- i'm allowed to have a view on genocide. i have to condemn a terrorist organization. >> what is it so hard to say that -- condemn hamas. >> but what does that do? why is their immediate association, i support hamas? i can say clearly, categorically, i abhor the killing of all civilians, no matter where they are, and who does it. i don't go around asking white people, do you condemn the? why is the assumption that you would be supporting the in the first place? >> [crowd chanting] >> from the river to the sea, palestine will be free, heard in many campus protests, has become a lightning rod. >> free palestine is when palestinians can live with food, water, electricity, have the equal rights that all humans deserve. -- completely ignoring the fact that people chanting that have lost all their family members, have had family members wiped out. >> many jewish student leaders say the change is a threat, a call for jewish genocide in israel. >> from the river -- palestine will be free. free of what? from who? what will happen to the people that live there? that, to me, sounds a call for genocide, or an ethnic cleansing. and that really does terrify me, honestly. >> chanting slogans of from the river to the sea, and intifada it's never going to invite a conversation with jewish students of, hey, look at me, i am also experiencing suffering as a result of the events in israel. >> [crowd chanting] >> what from the river to the sea means is that palestinians will leave live freely in that region, free from settler violence. it's not calling for the extermination of jewish people. >> [crowd chanting] >> this -- it works two ways. i don't see the people talking about israeli violence pre october 7th. i'm not hearing it. -- makes you uncomfortable, then ask why it makes you uncomfortable. >> -- palestinians -- >> the students of the -- remain proud of who they are. >> in my lifetime, it may never change. but i feel encouraged. at the end of the day -- quite comfortably. >> i'm very, very proud to be jewish students on this campus, seeing the resiliency of my community, seeing the -- of this community, it really has only strengthened me and -- since october 7th. and i hope that -- will continue for a very long time. >> we will take a short break. but when we come back there is a coach with -- and the temperature to match. all -- college basketball coach bob knight is that. -- achievements, and controversies -- in a a moment. >> we have sport now. an incredible performance by the arizona diamondbacks zac gallen was not enough. the rangers pump out 4 runs in the -- twin baseballs -- yes, the world series. and it was bedlam as texas -- josh spore sborz -- a homer by texas marcus simeon siemien -- world series championship ever -- ye, texas. now to basketball, where bobby knight, one of the most successful head coaches of all-time and also -- controversial. that hall of fame coach you lighted the end of the 3 -- that has not been matched since is now dead. he was 83. cnn's correspondent looks at the many highlights owned and low lights of -- >> >> -- bobby knight clear across -- >> robert montgomery knight -- strict no nonsense coach on the court, bob knight did not mince words off the court either. >> i will handle this the way i want to handle it, now that i'm here. you [bleep] it up to begin with. now just get there or leave. i don't give up [bleep] what you do. now, back to the game. >> after graduating from ohio state university, knight enlisted in the army to help lead their basketball program. he was the black knights head coach fofor 6 seasonons before acceptpting a job toto coach a t indiana anand 1971.. undeder the gegenerals leaeader, the hoososiers won 3 natational championshships, includiding the unundefeated 1976 season, which remains the last men's college basketball game to not lose the game all season. knight also lead the usa 2 gold medal coaching michael jordan in the rest of the men's basketball team in the 1984 olympics in los angeles. after 29 years, knight his's behavior on the -- at the university. in may of 2000, knight which placed on a zero tolerance policy after cnn aired video of a practice 3 years earlier, weird appeared knight placed his hand on the neck of a player named neil reid. months later, knight had an altercation with the freshman -- on campus. >> he grabbed my arm. kind of like god in my face, and just said a couple comments like -- he was pretty wild. >> i would have to be an absolute moron, an absolute moron, with the things that have been laid down on me, to grab a kid in public, and curse at a kid in public. >> but that incident turned out to be the final straw for knight in indiana. >> i gave him the option of resigning as head basketball coach he declined. and i notified him that he was being removed of basketball coach, effective immediately. knight continued coaching -- 7 seasons in laval -- coaching texas tech. >> this is without question the most comfortable red sweater i have had on in 6 years. i can tell. you >> after retirement, knight who had little patience for the media, became a member of the medium self, broadcasting college basketball games for espn. and during the -- knight tried his hands and politics, stumping for donald trump. >> you folks are taking a look at the most prepared man in history to step in as president of the united states. that man right there. >> in february of 2020, after years of turning down invitations, knight finally made his return to assembly hall. knight attending the hoosiers game for the first time in 20 years, he was surrounded by former players and received a huge ovation from the home crowd. brash, intimidating, unapologetic, mad genius bob knight has been described a lot of ways, and true to form, those opinions never seem to manage matter much to the general. -- when my time on earth is gone, and my activities here are past, i want they bury me upside down. and my critics can kiss my butt. >> thank you for watching, i am john vause, please there with us. my friend and colleague paula newton we'll have the very latest on the israel hamas war after a very short break. i'll see right back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're 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