Out front next, Trump putting universities across the country on notice, saying they, like Harvard,

could be targeted this as one brave college president is out front tonight to say, what's happening

here is right. Plus, new details about what happened behind closed doors at Trump's crypto dinner,

as we learn more about the Chinese billionaire who says he is the top holder of Trump's meme coin.

Just who is Justin's son and why was he once facing

civil fraud charges here in the US?

Plus Trump's tirade war ramping up, trade war rather,

the market's sliding as Apple loses more than $90 billion

in a single day.

Einstein and Ives are here. Let's go out front. Good evening. I'm Erica Hill in tonight for

Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, Trump's crackdown. What began as an order to bar Harvard from

enrolling international students may soon reach far beyond that one campus.

Are you considering stopping other universities besides Harvard from accepting foreign schools?

Well, we're taking a look at a lot of things. And as you know, billions of dollars has been paid to

Harvard. How ridiculous is that? Harvard's going to have to change its ways.

Trump's plans facing a legal setback, though, tonight. A federal judge has now temporarily

blocked the government from enforcing the ban on international students. They make up more

than a quarter of Harvard's student body. In a scathing lawsuit, Harvard calling the Trump

administration's move,

quote, arbitrary, capricious, unlawful, and unconstitutional. Trump claims the move is to protect

students, the letter from Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noem, reading in part, quote,

this administration is holding Harvard accountable for fostering violence, anti-Semitism, and coordinating with the Chinese

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