Tonight, controversial author, Allison Wears, spoke about the Israeli Palestine conflict at Clovis Community College. She shared her experience from traveling in that region, but some call her position anti-Semitic, even drawing backlash from the anti-deformation league. CBS 47's Kyrsten Mitchell joins us live in a studio Kyrsten. There were concerns about possible protests tonight. Yes, protesters were expected to show up at least five of Clovis campus police cars were there in case things got heated. Not in the end, they're ended up being no protesters, instead a long line to hear her speak. Campus police on high alert outside G.B.W. wire speaker series event featuring author, Allison Wears. Protesters were expected to come, but none show. Instead, a lecture hall packed with people eager to learn about their perpetually complicated Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We'd like to know more about the issue and what it's about and how it affects us. Her speech called uncovered Israel's occupation of Palestine through criticism from the anti-deformation league. They called her past comments anti-Semitic, even linking her to white supremacy. We're spoke about her travels to the region back in 2001. I noticed that I rarely heard from Palestine. Said she doesn't pick sides. There are so principles of human rights for all people to respect for all people who God was a race, religion, a facility and nationality. Anti-deformation league and calling her an anti-Semite and all of that. That's just rubbish. She's a human being. She's concerned about peace and love. Many saying the controversy over her visit was blown out of proportion. I don't know what it would be about other than that some people are just afraid of what somebody might say. We're says out of the hundreds of colleges and universities she's spoken at, there's never been so much controversy surrounding her visit. G.V. Wire said they don't endorse their speakers and that there will be a speaker with an Israeli perspective to come in the next couple of months. Live in Studio Kierse Mitchell, CBS 47, I witness