Tonight on 360 body cam footage you'll see for us on 360 of New York police moving in

on protesters at Columbia University that in new details from CNN's Julie Vargas

Jones who brought us exclusive reporting last night from

campus as it all went down. Also tonight live reports from coast to coast

his protests spread to more schools with communities and police struggling over

how to respond and with his trial in recess today,

the former president goes campaigning,

trying to make student unrest a voting issue.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

We begin again tonight with the latest

from university campuses

nationwide where in just the last 24 hours hundreds of demonstrators have been

arrested. The Lions share at New York Columbia University late last night.

Last night we brought you an exclusive look as it happened from Senes Julia Vargas Jones and her

photographer who were the only television crew broadcasting live from campus.

Now tonight another exclusive, Sen John Miller himself a former New York

deputy police commissioner is the first and only reporter to obtain

NYPD body cam video from officers as they carried out the operation last night. He joins us now. So I haven't

seen the video. Tell us about it. Well, you know, we've been talking to the past 24 hours about,

according to Columbia University's president a

protester snuck into the building and then hid there till after the

building was closed and then covertly let in dozens of other people who then took over the building, barricaded it with an elaborate network and layers of debris and furniture and chains and locks and bicycle locks and smashed all the security cameras.

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