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BUT IF ANYTHING POPS UP, WE'LL KEEP YOU UPDATED. >> 603. RIGHT NOW THINGS ARE HAPPENING AS UNC ADMINISTRATORS SAY A PRO-PALESTINIAN CAMP MET ON CAMPUS HAS TO START DISPERSING AND WRAL'S. KELSEY COFFEY IS LIVE ON CAMPUS THIS MORNING. A LOT GOING ON THERE BEHIND YOU. KELSEY, THIS SCHOOL JUST ISSUED THE ANNOUNCEMENT LAST 10 MINUTES. >> POLICE HAVE JUST ARRIVED NOW. SO THEY'RE TRYING TO VACATE THE AREA. THEY'VE BEEN TENSE OUT OF THE WAY, RIPPING THEM. FREE PALESTINE FOR THE PAST 10 OR 15 MINUTES OR SO. WE TAKE IN FROM UNC ADMINISTRATION SAY THEY HAD TO BE. SO AT THIS POINT BANDING TOGETHER, THEY'RE LINKING ARMS AT THIS POINT. RIGHT NOW. I SEE A POLICE OFFICER DRAGGING BY THEIR HAIR. ANOTHER HELMET JUST FELL OFF. POLICE OFFICERS NOW HOLDING THAT >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. I'M SEEING AT LEAST 10 STUDENTS RIGHT ARMS ARE WATCHING OFFICERS RIGHT NOW TRYING TO CONTAIN IT I STILL PROTESTING HERE WAY IT BY A TABLE THAT FLYING IN THE AIR. TRYING TO MAKE SURE THAT. WHY NOT TAKE THE DOUBT. YOU CAN HEAR THE SCREAMING WILL NOT BOW TO WILL WE'LL TAKE A MOMENT NOW. I'M TRYING HEADING TO GET THERE. I SEE THEM. YOU THINK TABLE HAS A WAY TO PROTECT ITSELF? THE AND HE I AM SAYING THAT THE STUDENTS WOULD HAVE TO LEAVE. AND RIGHT NOW WITH NOW, BACK TO YOU KELSEY KIDS, IF YOU CAN HEAR IS I KNOW IT'S LOUD THERE. IF YOU CAN HEAR AS WE WE'VE BEEN ON THIS SCENE FROM 5 DAYS NOW COVERING THIS. AND I KNOW YOU'VE BEEN THERE FOR SEVERAL AS WELL. THIS. >> DON'T JUST GIVE ME A SENSE OF HOW QUICKLY THIS RAMPED UP BECAUSE THAT ANNOUNCEMENT GAME WE'VE BEEN THERE SINCE 4.30, HAS BEEN VERY QUIET THERE. THIS IS ALL HAPPENING THE LAST 15 MINUTES. WELL, AS THE ANNOUNCEMENT AND WHAT WAS THE REACTION THAT SPARKED THIS FIRE RIGHT NOW? AND ARE UNDERSTOOD THEIR KELSEY GETTING TO TO SAFETY THERE AND STILL PROVIDING US WITH THESE LIVE PICTURES, THOUGH, AS WE WERE SAYING, 4.30, WE CAME ON THE AIR. EVERYBODY IS ASLEEP. THIS IS QUIET. ABOUT 10 MINUTES BEFORE 6. WE HEARD AN ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY. THEY'RE TELLING THEM THAT 06:00AM GOT TO GO. AND POLICE SHOWED UP ON THE SPOT AND OFF. THEY WENT. >> JEFF, WE'VE MADE SURE TO HAVE A CREW THERE AT UNC CAMPUS GIVEN WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING ON OTHER CAMPUSES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. AS WE'VE SEEN THE UNREST FROM THESE PRO-PALESTINIAN PROTESTS AND THESE TENT ENCAMPMENTS. SO FAR FOR 5 DAYS, THERE HAD BEEN PEACEFUL ACTIVITY THERE ON USC'S CAMPUS. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THAT WE'VE POLICE HERE ON THE SCENE INTERACTING WITH THOSE PROTESTERS AND EVEN. HANDILY SOME TIME SOME OF THEM AND COMING INTO CONTACT WITH THOSE PROTESTERS. THEY'RE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT EXACTLY WHAT HOW IT ESCALATED INTO THIS. IF THERE WAS SOME KIND OF, AS YOU SAID, JEFF, SOME KIND OF THAT PRECIPITATED THIS. I'M JUST ONLY A HALF-HOUR THE A LOT OF THE PROTESTERS WERE THERE IN THEIR TENTS SLEEPING. THEY WERE THERE WAS ONE ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE BULLHORN THAT WE COULDN'T QUITE MAKE OUT OF THE PROTESTERS TALKING WITH SOME OF THE OTHER PEOPLE THERE IN THE TENT BUT WHEN POLICE SHOWED UP THE CONFRONTATIONS BEGAN THERE CERTAINLY CURIOUS TO KNOW WHAT THAT ANNOUNCEMENT WAS FROM THE BULLHORN, WHETHER IT WAS FROM AN OFFICIAL. >> OR WHETHER IT WAS RELAYING A MESSAGE FROM OFFICIALS ABOUT WHAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN AND IT WAS TO THE GROUP RALLYING HERE PROTESTING HERE, JUST ALERTING THEM THAT LISTS AND POLICE ARE ON THEIR WAY TO GET UP. SOMETHING IGNITED. THIS. THERE'S SOMETHING SPARKED IT BECAUSE IT ESCALATED QUICKLY. THERE ARE DOZENS OF POLICE OFFICERS THERE. AS FAR AS WE CAN TELL WHEN AND RUN. AS YOU SAID, 5 DAYS NOW AND AS WE WATCH THE COUNTRY EXPLODE IN SOME OF THESE ON CAMPUS INCIDENTS AND SOME OF THE PHYSICAL ALTERCATIONS. NOW YOU BLOCKING A POLICE VEHICLE THERE. THAT'S THAT'S GOING TO GET YOU CARTED OFF. YOU KNOW, SOME OF THE OTHER RESPONDING WITH SOME PHYSICAL VIOLENCE THAT AND POLICE INTERACTION. WE HAVE NOT SEEN THAT AT ALL. THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOST PEACEFUL, EVEN STUDENTS SAYING THAT THEY'RE NOT WORRIED ABOUT GRADUATION COMING INTO QUESTION ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT THAT WOULD BE CANCELED OR FOR A JUST AND IN ANY THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MORE PEACEFUL CAMPUSES UP UNTIL THIS VERY POINT. CLEARLY THINGS REALLY ESCALATED HERE IN THE 6 O'CLOCK HOUR AS WE'RE SHOWING YOU LIVE. WHAT'S HAPPENING HERE FROM PHOTOJOURNALIST MARK ELECT 6 SHOWING THE OFFICERS PUSHING BACK SOME OF THESE PROTESTERS. >> THE CALL. CAMPUS POLICE THERE. PUTTING THEIR HANDS ON SOME PROTESTERS, PUSHING THEM BACK PHYSICALLY TRYING TO KEEP THEM. I'M FROM GETTING IN THE WAY OF THIS POLICE A VEHICLE. AND JUST MOMENTS AGO, WE ALSO SAW AND ZIP TYING AT LEAST ONE PROTESTERS HANDS BEHIND THE BACK. WHEN TRANSPORTING THAT PERSON OFF CAMPUS. BUT THIS REALLY ESCALATED HERE JUST WITHIN THE MINUTES AS YOU ARE LOOKING LIVE HERE ON OUR MORNING NEWS. THANKS TO THIS LIVE PICTURE FROM PHOTOJOURNALIST MARK AND THE SIGNAL JUST FROZE THERE FOR A MOMENT. >> YEAH, THIS IN THE LAST 12 MINUTES OR SO WE HEARD AN ANNOUNCEMENT AND SOME OF THESE PROTESTERS JUST SPRUNG INTO ACTION FROM A VERY QUIET TEND ENCAMPMENT EVERYBODY OFF. WITH THE ALERT THAT THE POLICE WOULD BE COMING IN AT 6 AND MOVING SOME OF THOSE FOLKS OUT. WE'VE SEEN THEM PHYSICALLY MOVING SOME OUT. WE'VE SEEN THEM MOVING SOME TENSE OUT OF THAT JUST TEARING SOME THINGS DOWN. THERE THERE'S THERE'S SOME MORE ON THE WAY RIGHT THERE. I MEAN, THIS IS SO JUST AN UPHEAVAL OF THAT PARTICULAR TOURISTS TRYING TO END THIS ENCAMPMENT SITUATION. IT OBJECTS ARE NOW BEING OVERTURNED AND THROWN. WELL, THAT IS AN AIR FOR JUST 3 TO GET OUT OF THE WAY THERE. >> EARLIER, THERE WAS A TABLE THAT WAS OVERTHROWN. THESE NOT JUST STUDENTS FROM UNC. WE KNOW THAT THERE ARE STUDENTS FROM OTHER CAMPUSES LIKE DUKE UNIVERSITY JOINING IN ON THIS PROTEST. THAT HAVE THAT AS THEY SET UP THESE TENTS, THEY'RE STARTING FRIDAY. AND WHILE THE UNIVERSITY HAS ASKED THEM TO LEAVE IN LOVE AND BE THERE, WE HAD NOT SEEN ANY FORCIBLE PUSH OR MOVE FROM OFFICERS UNTIL TODAY. YOU NOW SEE THAT THEY ARE. TELLING THAT CROWD TO DISPERSE. IT'S SHOCKING. MARK ALEXA CAR VIDEO, PHOTOJOURNALIST RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERYTHING. >> THAT'S HAPPENING HERE. YOU CAN UNDERSTAND GETTING BOUNCED AROUND A LITTLE BIT. MY THAT SIGNALS COMING IN AND OUT. KELSEY COFFEE IS ON THE GROUND THERE AS THEN FROM HER LISTENING EARLIER SETTING THE SCENE AND HOW THESE FOLKS WERE JUST QUIET AND READY TO GO. THEY WORK THERE ON THE MOVE. YESTERDAY THEY MOVE SOME OTHER 10 SAID MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM WAS A LOCATION FOR THEM. THEY MARCHED. THEY PROTESTED. THEY RALLIED UP, BUT NOTHING IS AS PHYSICAL OR AS CONFRONTATIONAL AS WE HAVE SEEN TO THIS POINT. SO FAR. AND JEFF, OUR CREWS HAVE BEEN COVERING THESE PROTESTERS OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS TALKING TO THEM. >> ABOUT WHAT THEY ARE PROTESTING, WHAT THEY'RE DEMANDING. NOT JUST A CEASE-FIRE IN GAZA, BUT ALSO THEY WANT THE UNIVERSITY TO DIVEST FUNDING TO STOP ESSENTIALLY STOP DOING BUSINESS WITH ISRAELI COMPANIES AND BUSINESSES THAT MAY PROFIT FROM THE WAR IN GAZA. WE'VE REESTABLISHED COMMUNICATION WITH KELSEY COFFEE. A REPORTER OUT GO AHEAD AND TELL US HOW YOU BEEN ABLE TO DISTANCE YOURSELF A LITTLE BIT, BUT ALSO KEEPING AN EYE ON WHAT'S HAPPENING OUT THERE. SO, RENEE, AT THIS POINT, WE'VE SEEN. >> POLICE TAKE AWAY ONE STUDENT. THAT IT'S WE'RE TRYING TO LINK STREAMING TIME TO ARE STILL HERE IN THE AFTER YOU SEE IT. CALLOUS TIME. HAHA HERE. SEVERAL STUDENT. ASKED RIGHT NOW. >> I SEE IT'S INTERESTING. THE TACTIC THAT WE'RE WATCHING, THE POLICE OFFICERS USING RIGHT NOW THAT THE IT APPEARS THEY ARE FORMING THAT LINE TO TRY AND STEM THE TIDE FROM PROTESTERS. WE HAVE NOT SEEN THEM USE ANY KIND OF TEAR GAS, FOR EXAMPLE, OR BATONS OR THE LIKE THAT RIGHT NOW THEY ARE STANDING THEIR GROUND AND FORMING THAT LINE. EARLIER. YOU SAID THERE ARE ABOUT A DOZEN OFFICERS. PERHAPS I WOULD IMAGINE THEY HAVE A REINFORCEMENT AND BACK UP AND MORE OFFICERS ARE OUT THERE ON THE MAIN QUIET AT UNC CHAPEL HILL. AS WE'RE WATCHING LIVE, THESE PROTESTS ESCALATING THERE AT UNC AND THIS WHOLE AND CAN'T MEANT AREA'S BEEN TORN UP PRETTY GOOD IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME WITH POLICE MOVING IN >> AND THEN I THINK SOME OF THE STARTED HURLING SOME OF EQUIPMENT TABLES, THINGS LIKE THAT, THAT THEY HAD A HAND IN THERE. BUT NOW I THINK THE KIND OF BARRICADED THEMSELVES IN THERE A LITTLE BIT WITH SOME OF THAT STUFF STACKED UP THERE AND POLICE JUST ON THE PERIMETER OF THAT TRYING NOT TO LET ANY GET IN THERE. BUT AFTER 5 DAYS A VERY PEACEFUL PROTESTS AND RALLIES AND I'M TRYING TO HAVE CONVERSATION AND HAVING OTHER UNIVERSITIES EVEN JOIN IN ON THE THIS HAS TURNED INTO ONE OF THE SAME SCENES THAT WE HAVE SEEN ACROSS THE COUNTRY. NOW WITH POLICE MOVING IN PHYSICALLY REMOVING PEOPLE AT SOME POINT, THE ANNOUNCEMENTS ABOUT A 06:00AM DEADLINE TO BREAK DOWN THAT ENCAMPMENT CAME OUT AND THAT JUST IGNITED THIS WHOLE AS THEY CONTINUE TO RALLY AND CHANTING AND CHEER FOR THEIR CAUSE. AND AS WE SEE HOLDING STEADY THERE. AT SOME POINT, THE UNIVERSITY HAS DECIDED THAT THIS AREA WHERE THIS IN CAMERA WAS SET UP WAS NOT GOING TO BE A PLACE THAT THEY WERE ALLOWED TO DO ANY LONGER. AND IT'S TIME FOR THEM TO GET. >> AND YESTERDAY THERE WERE ABOUT 35 TENSE THERE AT THE TENT ENCAMPMENT SET UP ON THE MAIN QUAD. WHAT THEY CALL POPE PLACE THERE. AND THAT HAS GROWN SINCE THIS IS WE'RE DOWN. WE ORGANIZED BY THE UNC STUDENTS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE. AND THEY HAVE BEEN VERY ACTIVE AND VOCAL ON SOCIAL MEDIA ASKING PEOPLE TO JOIN THEM IN THIS PROTEST AND OTHER STUDENTS FROM OTHER CAMPUSES. THEY HAVE ALSO JOINED THEM OVER THE WEEKEND AND INTO MONDAY. AND NOW TUESDAY MORNING. HERE WE ARE WITH THE PROTESTERS, VERY ACTIVE, VERY VOCAL. WE HEARD THE COW BELL THERE. THEY'RE HOLDING UP SIGNS CHANCE TEAM. LEAVING THEIR TENSE. AND THEN NOW THIS FACE OFF WITH THE POLICE OFFICERS THERE. >> AND REST NUMBER IN THE DOZENS. NOW THAT WE ARE SEVERAL SOURCES ON THE ON THE GROUND THERE AND JUST A LEAVING FOLKS OFF AND OUT OF THERE. WE HAVEN'T SEEN ALL THAT. WE'VE SEEN TAKE DOWNS AND AND ZIP TIED SITUATIONS AND AND POLICE A LEADING SOME OF THE FOLKS OFF. THEY'RE THEY'RE IN DOUBLE FIGURES NOW, ACCORDING TO SOME WHO ARE ON THE SCENE RIGHT THERE, LETTING US KNOW, MAKING STATEMENTS ABOUT WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE AND IT'S PARKED RIGHT AT 6 O'CLOCK. POLICE SHOWED UP AND JUST TO. STARTED ROASTING THIS WHOLE AREA WHERE THIS. THE PROTEST WAS TAKING PLACE. THERE. >> YEAH, OUR CREW THERE, KELSEY COFFEE REPORTING THERE ON THE GROUND ALONG WITH PHOTOJOURNALIST MARK ELECT SICK, PROVIDING YOU THESE LIVE PICTURES THERE AT UNC CHAPEL HILL. WE ALSO HAVE SKY 5 HEADED OUT THERE TO CHAPEL HILL TO GIVE YOU AN AERIAL VIEW OF WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THERE. SO YOU CAN SEE JUST HOW LARGE THIS PROTEST HAS GROWN JUST WITHIN THE HOUR SINCE WE'VE BEEN ON THE AIR FOR THE PAST 2 HOURS. BUT REALLY, IT WAS JUST MOMENTS AFTER 6 O'CLOCK WIND, THE POLICE OFFICERS. WENT OUT WHO THE ENCAMPMENT END. THE CONFRONTATION BEGAN WITH THESE PROTESTERS AND THESE PROTESTERS CHANTING NOT HEARING ANY MORE SOUND. NO, NO, I'M NOT EITHER. AND I DON'T KNOW IF WE LOST OUR AUDIO. SEE, WE STILL HAVE LIVE PICTURES HERE THAT WE'RE SHOWING YOU JUST NOT HEARING ALL THAT CHANTING THAT'S GOING ON >> THERE RIGHT NOW. BUT POLICE SEEM THEY HAVE SECURED A PERIMETER THAT THEY'RE SATISFIED WITH RIGHT STUDENTS ON THE OUTSIDE OF THAT, WE'RE NOT SEEING ANY MORE PHYSICAL CONFRONTATION HAPPENING LIKE WE DID 20 MINUTES AGO WHEN THIS ALL FIRST STARTED CERTAINLY HOLDING THEIR GROUND THERE. A REASON BEING THEY DECLARED THIS SINCE 06:00AM AN ENCAMPMENT THAT NEEDED TO MOVE OFF OF THE GROUNDS WHERE THEY >> AND ESTIMATES ARE SINCE WE ONLY HAVE ONE VANTAGE POINT HERE, BUT IT CERTAINLY APPEARS THAT DOZENS OF PROTESTERS ARE THERE. IT SEEMS MOST OF THEM NOW OR ARE TALKING TO OFFICERS AND EVERYBODY IS JUST STANDING STILL AT THE MOMENT. AND SO RIGHT NOW, THOSE POLICE OFFICER STANDING GROUND, THE PROTESTERS STANDING AROUND AS WELL. THEY SEE EACH OTHER. AND THE CHANCE AND THEN DIE DOWN JUST A LITTLE BIT HERE AT JUST 22. AND WE'VE BEEN ON THE AIR SINCE 4.30. ENCAMPMENT HAS BEEN IN PLACE FOR 5 DAYS NOW. BUT IN THE LAST 20 MINUTES. >> REALLY LIT A FUSE ON SOME OF THOSE PROTESTERS AND POLICE MOVED IN SWIFTLY PROVIDING THIS LIVE COVERAGE HERE FOR THE LAST 20 MINUTES. DOZENS OF ARRESTS TAKING PLACE AND SEEMS TO BE CALMING DOWN. NOW. CHELSEA AND MARK WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR THAT SITUATION THERE ON THE GROUND AT UNC CHAPEL HILL AND SKY 5 WILL BE ON THE WAY AS

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