And some people are thrilled at the concept of exactly because everybody basically wanted to get it out.

It's wrong to be in the federal government.

They wanted to get it out.

The states now decide on abortion and you go to the states and the states come out and they decide,

which is what everybody wanted for over 50 years and we got it done.

That's Donald Trump once again taking credit for the end of Roe versus Wade.

The former president made several false claims about the issue during both of his campaign rallies yesterday.

We'll have more on that in just a moment.

Also ahead, we'll go through the chaos overnight on the campus of UCLA after a group of

counter-protesters attacked a pro-Palestinian encampment. And meanwhile, Secretary of State

Anthony Blinken is pressing Hamas to accept a Gaza's ceasefire deal will bring you the latest on those negotiations.

Good morning and welcome to wait too early on this Thursday, May 2nd.

I'm John Flamere. Thanks for starting your day with us.

And we'll begin this morning with the unrest on the campus of UCLA there in Southern California.

Police officers are on campus at this moment and have ordered the crowd of over a thousand people

to disperse. But a large group still remains protesting the war in Gaza. As of now, there have

not been any arrests. The university called police Tuesday night after the demonstrations turned

violent. According to the UCLA Chancellor, a band of instigators attacked pro-Palestinian

protesters. The Los Angeles mayor called the violence detestable. Mayor Bass says people launched

fireworks and sprayed chemical irritants at protesters, and at least 15 people were injured.

Now, violence also erupted at the University of Wisconsin yesterday.

Protesters clash with police who were trying to destroy their tents.

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