Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett on the Navaz as away on the news hour tonight. Hundreds are arrested

as more pro-Palestinian protests spread across college campuses.

A key witness takes the stand in Donald Trump's hush money trial

after the judge holds a hearing into whether the former president violated his gag order.

And with national elections underway in the world's largest democracy, we examine the

ethnic violence that has killed hundreds and displaced tens of thousands of people in India.

The mob killed my husband after brutally assaulting him like an animal.

I don't think even animals are subject to such levels of violence. Welcome to the news hour. College campuses in several parts of the country are

struggling tonight with just where to draw the line between a of the As the school year nears its end, Columbia University announced it would stay on a hybrid schedule

until the end of the spring semester next week, and students were arrested at New York University last night.

Police arrested more than 100 people at NYU as the turmoil that has royal Columbia over the past week

spreads to other schools.

It's a really outrageous crackdown by the university to allow the police to arrest students on

our own campus.

Police said they were called in by university officials who said protesters breached

barricades and behaved in a quote disruptive and antagonizing manner. Some faculty

disputed that characterization by the school.

It came as a wave of pro-Palestinian protests and encampments have spread in the past week

since Columbia University President Manouche Chafique, testified before a congressional committee about anti-Semitism

on campus.

Many are students, but not all are from their respective school where they are protesting.

Earlier in the day at least 60 people were arrested at Yale.

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