Hey, hi, hello, let's go. It's Tuesday, April 30th, 2024. Good morning, it's the last day of the month.

May starts tomorrow. It's gonna be May, as Justin Timberlake says,

this is first thing with Kevin Mano, a quick look at all the headlines and it starts right now.

All right, the ongoing pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the country are still dominating

headlines yesterday Columbia University which has kind of been the epicenter

of these protests gave their students an ultimatum they said sign a form and leave the tent encampments that the

protesters have set up or face suspension. The deadline for that came and went and

there were still hundreds out there defying that request and so the school began

suspending.

Some Jewish students are suing Columbia claiming the school is failing to provide a safe

environment for them. All across the country there have been hundreds of students

and even professors arrested

during these protests tensions are rising and again this all stems from the

ongoing war in Gaza I did see a headline that said the protests are dominating

the media coverage and obscuring the true horror of the war.

That does kind of seem to be true right now. The war has claimed more than 34,000 lives.

Right, okay, getting into sports. Now, following the recent NFL draft, the Kansas City Chiefs are favored to win the Super Bowl. This is according to Bet MGM. I think it's way

too early to make that sort of call. But if that did play out the way the odds say it will,

they'd be the first team in NFL history to win three consecutive Super Bowls.

In other Chiefs News, Travis Kelsey agreed to a contract extension yesterday, which now makes

him the highest paid tight end in the league.

And in other Kelsey News, Travis's recently retired brother,

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