In the day's other headlines police moved in to clear out pro-Palestinian

encampments at three universities across the country. Lisa de Jardin has the

story. Before sunrise police arrived at the University of Pennsylvania to

disband a two-week pro-Palestinian encampment.

Arrest is closed.

Some demonstrators were hauled away and more than 30 people were arrested.

Governor Josh Shapiro said they were warned.

By their own admission, the leaders at the University of Pennsylvania

have made clear that those protesters, those who are living in

these so-called encampments, are violating the rules of the university and in some

cases the laws of the

city of Philadelphia.

In Boston a similar pre-Dawn scene at MIT,

police removed tents and barriers.

Ten protesters were arrested, but some... tents and barriers. We'll be back.

Ten protesters were arrested, but some remained defiant.

It's actually quite embarrassing.

They had hundreds of riot gear officers, state troopers,

all to come down for a student encampment

that was peaceful throughout its time here.

And in Tucson, Riot police at the University of Arizona fired tear gas at protesters

and broke down wood and plastic barriers.

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