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regret anything that i did. >> i clicked this is probably the best moment of my life i remember, like for the last so many years because of my life, it's been like nobody knew at palestine was for students like, like the one you just heard from. this really, it does mean rate galvanizing moment as you just search, you would do it all over again for universities, however, alex, so this really speaks to the wider conversation beyond columbia. this is a moment where many institutions of higher learning needs to grapple with how how they will be able to respond to these pro-palestinian protests and potential town of protests in the days and the weeks or months ahead into the summer. so really multiple stories here at play. there is still the element here at columbia university, but for so many universities from coast-to-coast to the us, this is something bigger polo, what has been in the university of response to the protests and in terms of those arrests, what updates are there that's a really good question in terms

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Alex Witt Reports

350 drones, cruise missiles, ballistic missiles a few days ago. it is because of this kind of advanced air defense capability in knocking down that attack of 350 incoming targets. israel probably expended 800 to 1000 interceptors. this will go a long way towards replenishing the stock. as you say, alex, there is going to be a significant bit of this that will go as aid to the people of gaza. both of those, in my view, is money well spent for u.s. taxpayers. >> let us turn to the iran/israel showed up iran's board mr. satilla tom llamas this weekend and like and the weapons to children's toys. he said iran would not escalate further unless israel launches a attack. do you think this is over or could something reignite this confrontation between these two

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Alex Witt Reports

goal in opening statements is threefold. first of all, obviously, you want to highlight all of the incriminating evidence you will be able to prove that you will bring to their attention during the trial. almost as important as highlighting the incriminating evidence is not hiding any of the weak spots from the jury. you want up front for the jury, anything that might feel like a short ball in the evidence. the one thing the prosecutor never wants to hear in a defense opening statement, buddies and gentlemen, let me tell you what the prosecutor did not tell you about the weakness in his or her case. third, you want to develop that rapport with the jury. you want to be the one the jury looks to as an honest broker of the facts and honest broker of the law, somebody will give it to them straight. the defense goal, alex is also threefold. it is great reasonable doubt, create reasonable doubt and great reasonable doubt. >> is there anything the other side cannot do in opening statements? something they just absolutely,

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell

word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> good evening. timothy snyder confronted marjorie taylor-greene at a house hearing yesterday, i believe it was. we have the video and professor snyder is going to join us. on exactly what you are just talking about. >> it is such an urgent topic. we have been weapon iced against our own best interest. >> right. thanks, alex. >> have a good show. >> it is ridiculous. it has to stop. that is how the assistant attorney christopher conroy began his description of donald trump's violation of the gag order against him before judge juan merchan continued the jury selection process, which ended the day with a full jury of 12 seated and one of the six alternate jurors chosen. the judge plans to see five more alternate jurors possibly tomorrow and be ready to hear opening statements from both sides of the case, beginning

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir

says it has stopped a potential disaster. a school shooting at a high school and elementary school. they've arrested a teenager in maryland who they say had detailed plans to target both his high school and where he went to elementary school. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi along with state and local authorities in maryland say they thwarted 18-year-old alex ye's plans to shoot up his high school and his former elementary school after authorities discovered what they called a manifesto with detailed plans to commit mass murder. >> ye writes about targeting his former elementary school because little kids make easier targets. he strategized on how to access the easiest classrooms in his high school and how he would be able to sneak a gun into the school. >> reporter: ye, whose legal name is andrea but uses male and female pronouns and goes by alex, was known to authorities as having a history of mental health issues and an obsession with school shootings.

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Alex Wagner Tonight

so there's no doubt putin is spending a lot of money in the united states and in europe trying to undermine support for ukraine, trying to support individuals who are trying to argue against ukraine funding. and listen, there's no doubt that he is rooting very badly for donald trump. there's no doubt he'll likely play a big role in this upcoming election, because if we get this bill across the finish line, alex, if we do fund ukraine it'll only be through the beginning of next year. if donald trump is elected, that's a pretty big guarantee this would be the last funding bill that would clear the house senate and get signed by the president. >> i want to draw everyone's attention to a russian opposition figure. and he says americans consider that insofar as they're not directly participating in the war in ukraine then any loss is not their loss. this is an absolute misunderstanding. a defeat for ukraine, he said, means that many will stop fearing challenging the u.s., and the costs for the united states will only increase. it feels like some people in the

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BBC News

as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports, police were also contacting 25,000 victims of the scammers. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then? yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more likely to fall victim to this. people like alex, an accountant for tech firms who works online, scammed in february by criminals who targeted her business account. they sent you a text message? yes. they then called you? yes. they then got you to install an app? yes. and then they scammed you? correct. they made me believe i was protecting the funds in my bank from fraudsters. and how much did you lose? 53,000. £53,000? yes. they gloated. they said, how does it feel to have your money taken from you? how does it feel to have your money

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as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports, police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified, giving details of how they had been scammed and giving them advice. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then. yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more likely to fall victim to this. people like alex, an accountant for tech firms who works online, scammed in february by criminals who targeted her business account. they sent you a text message? yes. they then called you? yes. they then got you to install an app? yes. and then they scammed you? correct. they made me believe i was protecting the funds in my bank from fraudsters. and how much did you lose? 53,000. £53,000? yes. they gloated. they said, how does it feel

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BBC News

pretty young, then. yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more likely to fall victim to this. people like alex, an accountant for tech firms who works online, scammed in february by criminals who targeted her business account. they sent you a text message? yes. they then called you? yes. they then got you to install an app? yes. and then they scammed you? correct. they made me believe i was protecting the funds in my bank from fraudsters. and how much did you lose? 53,000. £53,000? yes. they gloated. they said, how does it feel to have your money taken from you? how does it feel to have your money spent in louis vuitton dubai? welcome to your labhost wrapped — your recap of all the data we have about you... as for labhost — police seized so much data that they could send each criminal user a tailored video

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