Tonight on 360 protesters to find deadlines and facing academic

sanctions at campuses across the country. The latest live on the

pro-Palestinian demonstrations, the police response, elements of anti-Semitism, and the impact

this all could have on presidential politics.

Also tonight, a look ahead at what to expect when the Trump-Hushmoney criminal trial

resumes tomorrow morning here in New York.

And a report from Haiti, a CNN exclusive

with the country torn apart by gangs.

Our David Culver tracks down in interviews

one gang leader who's now on the FBI's 10 most wanted

fugitives list. Good evening thanks for joining us we begin with pro-Palestinian

campus demonstrations entering their second week and growing it seems not

going away.

With spring commencement fast approaching university officials nationwide are now

taking action to confront them.

That said, in different ways with differing degrees of success, they're juggling a lot. Freedom of

expression, student safety, alumni pressure, and of course all of it driven by one of the

world's truly intractable conflicts. I want to go first to CNN's Ed

Lander at the University of Texas and Austin

where police just apparently use some pepper spray

on some in the crowd within the last hour

and what's the latest where you are

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