you may remember- he's the guy who was scheduled to speak at the university of california berkeley. that ignited these massive, violent protests last police to cancel the event. yiannopoulos - who works for breitbart - is known for racist and sexist remarks. his invitation to c-pac -- was rescinded after video spread online of comments he made defending sexual encounters between young boys and older men. yiannopoulos later defended himself on social media, saying he does not endorse pedophilia. cpac starts wednesday at the national harbor. happening today-- it's finally time for america to say goodbye to the beloved panda, boa boa. the national zoo was packed with visitors monday, as people got one last chance to see the charismatic creature. bao bao is 3-and-a-half years old, and has to move to china before her 4th birthday due to a successful program between the us and china aimed at increasing the panda population.. still-- visitors say she will be missed. next for bao bao-- a 19 hour direct flight china. she will have a veternarian and 60 pounds of food by her side. coming up--

. >> rioting at university of california in berkeley after protests turned violent over a controversial speaker. >> happy groundhog day. >> reporter: happy groundhog. the wide view shows you a lot of clouds in the southern part of the region. temperatures are on the cool side. 38 degrees on the bus stop right now in philadelphia. just 27 in allentown. 33 in trenton. 38 in wilmington. 35 in millville. 37 in cape may. not much wind out there. as we roll through the day, 36 by 7:00. 42 by noon. the high today, chillier than yesterday, 44 degrees, there will be a brisk breeze blowing, too, adding to that chilly feel. coats and gear as you head out. it gets colder and more brisk tomorrow heading into the weekend, too, karen. >> reporter: as you were talking i was looking at the crews leave the scene the schuylkill expressway approaching the vine street expressway on the ramp, they just reopened the ramp. traffic is moving better. we have an accident that's not clearing out for a while an accident investigation in hatboro. the problem is it damaged a pole, crews may be a while county line roo

his will left everything to the university of california-berkeley, so they could build and make a cultural college out here. they chose not to complete the chateau, and still continue to use it as a wrench. it would have been beautiful to have that, but unfortunately, it did never happen and we did not have a chateau fresno here in fresno. this is mr. kearney pro private office. this is very similar to how it looked when mr. kearney lived here. as we walked through the house, we have pictures of what the house looked like when mr. kearney lived here. it is very similar to how it was when mr. kearney lived here. we have this in the wall here to show people what the structure is made out of, and that is adobe brick. it was very good insulation to keep the house warm in the winter and cool in the summer before we had air-conditioning and heating. it really was a sandy plain. not much out here. there was some vegetation, maybe some trees, but you can really get a sense of what it looked like when they did the groundbreaking. this picture shows chateau park -- that's what it was called. it was

. >>> also developing right no now, a lockdown at the university of california at berkeley is now over after some violent protests. >> if you take a look here, these protesters fought with police overnight. this is all because the school invited a controversial speaker. milo from the bright part news. >> police say the protests were peaceful until about 150 people enmass started all this violence. that talk was canceled. >>> several hundred demonstrators showed up for a rally at reagan national airport last night protesting president trump's executive order on immigration. protesters say even reagan, they wanted to demonstrate at the airport used most by members of congress. >> i'm not going to -- i'm not going to comment on a conversation between myself and the president of the united states. other than what we have said publicly and you can surely understand the reasons for that. >> that is australian prime minister malcolm turnbull being tight lipped about his conversation with president trump over the weekend. the two leaders talked about a deal maik made by the obama administratio

an tk at the university of california berkeley by milo was canceled last night at their private protest broke out at the student union building where he was scheduled to speak. university police placed the campus i'm not at one point. a vocal supporter president donald trump and attacks have sparked protests and occasional violence across the country. the men were shot and wounded a protest outside his tax just two weeks ago at the university of washington. in the market today, watching shares of facebook and amazon. it adds another 270 million users last year. it is on track to get this. 2 billion users can do something no other internet company has done before. meanwhile, inside the ordained and their expect you to report solid holiday sales when they release their earnings. for the overall market, a paris yesterday in the first day of the new month. this morning looks like all three major averages are set to son (-left-paren the third of 1% when the market does something. nicole: let's take a look at some of the stocks today. shares of metlife fell 3% in trading after the insurer mis

. >> protests turn violent at california berkeley after an outcry against an alt speaker. >> it's a cloudy day we go outside to david murphy. >> reporter: we have clouds around, i expect them to break a little bit as we get sun and clouds. 38 degrees in philadelphia. 35 in trenton. 36 in wilmington. 34 in reading. 32 in millville. not a lot of wind this morning, but cold enough for coats and extra gear. as we go through the day we're expecting a clouds and sun mix, 36 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 42 by noon. this afternoon it will be chillier with a high of 44. itplus there will be a breeze buildings as the day goes on. coats this afternoon and maybe gloves if you're outside for a while. 40 by 5:00 p.m. 7:00, here back to 35. it's colder tonight, most of us in the 20s, karen, tomorrow, windchills in the 20s, i'll details on that and the weekend call in the seven day. >> we're looking live on i-95 in bucks county approaching route 1. we had an accident that cleared a second ago involving a van that ran into the median, they pulled it out, traffic is moving better. we have two accidents in new jerse

his will left everything to the university of california berkeley so they could build an agriculture arl college out here. again, they chose not to complete the chateau and still continued to use it as a ranch. it would have been beautiful to have that, but, unfortunately, it didn't ever happen that we had a chateau fresno here in fresno. this is kearny's private office. this office is very similar to how it looked when mr. kearny lived here. in fact, as we walk through the house, we always have pictures of what the house looked like when mr. kearny lived here. and this is what it looked like in 1903. it almost looks the same way today. very similar to how it was when mr. kearny lived here. we kind of have a little hole in the wall there to show everybody what the structure is made out of. it's made out of adobe bricks, about two feet thick. that was very good for insulation to keep the house warm in the winter and cool in the summer, before we had air conditioning or heating. when the -- they started to excavate the land out here, it really was like a sandy plain. not much out here.

>> reporter: the university of california berkeley, erupting in flames last night. >> shut it down!porter: campus officials say it started out over a peaceful protest, over a thousand turning out because this man was scheduled to speak on campus. >> black lives matter is nothing more than the last socially acceptable hate group. >> muslims rape everyone. >> i'm grateful for everyone for coming, but quite honestly, [ bleep ] your feelings. >> reporter: he's one of the most famous or infamous self-proclaimed trolls on the internet. he's an editor at breitbart, the conservative news website. >> i don't say anything i don't believe. but i do say things in a way that is going to elicit a response from people. >> reporter: abc's terry moran interviewed him in london last fall. >> i'm so bored of this uptight -- no. america needs more hatred. >> reporter: the berkeley event was supposed to be the last stop on his college tour. >> we will not tolerate racism or sexism, or hate crimes and violence. he's a fascist and berkeley did not welcome him. >> reporter: but it was canceled after more t

kenneth: chaos at the university of california berkeley. demonstrators angry wednesday night about a planned speech by the self-described right wing internet troll milo yiannopoulos. >> he is a fascist and berkeley did not welcome him. kenneth: protesters threw smoke bombs, broke window after window. and sparked a massive bonfire. several students injured including this woman pepper sprayed on camera. the university put on lockdown. u.c. berkeley police used rubber bullets on agitators dressed in all black. some armed with bats. also in the crowd, free speech supporters who wanted to hear yiannopoulos whose appearance was canceled. >> i decided to come to see if i could get in, see what he had to say. kenneth: yiannopoulos, editor for breitbart news responded on facebook. >> they are so threatened by speaker might be interesting, funny and persuade, might take people with him they had to shut it down at all cost. kenneth: yiannopoulos is an avid trump supporter. the president tweeted if u.c. berkeley does not allowed free speech and acts vio

a chaotic night at california berkeley campus. riot police are called in after hundreds of protesters shut down a planned speech by a alt-right leader. two hours before breitbart editor, milo yiannopoulos, was set to speak-- a small group ripped down barricades, started fires, and shot fireworks directly at police officers. the speech was canceled amid concerns about security. several students described yiannopoulos's message as "hate speech", but say the protesters went too far. i didn't like seeing the violence that people were inciting. i saw two trump supporters and people were throwing eggs at them and i don't think that's okay. i d be violent and shutout any opposition views." police have not reported any injuries, or arrests. yiannopoulos was making the last stop of a tour aimed at defying what he calls an epidemic of "political correctness" on college campuses. prior to the violence, hundreds of peaceful demonstrators carried signs that read "hate speech is not free speech". the trump white house has a brand new secretary

this is still a tense tom: a lot of images coming in from the university of california berkeley. windows,on to smashing protesters also threw smoke bombs and lit a fire. the campus was put on lockdown. telling students and everyone else to stay away from the student union, we're the event was supposed to take place. that event was canceled. to man who was scheduled speak was invited by the campus republican club as part of a tour he said is about to find political protect us. the protesters accused him of being racist, disrespectful to women, and anti-muslim. he is a conservative editor of breitbart.com. alison: tom, thank you. also right now, there is a hostage situation a prison. it is now entering its 12th hour. two corrections officers are being held at the prison in smirna. three employees were released, at least one of them beaten. however, there were no life-threatening injuries. negotiations are ongoing at this hour, but no word on how this started. all prisons in delaware are currently on lockdown. jonathan: the other big top story of the evening -- >> look at the proble

for "nightline," i'm kayna whitworth, in berkeley, california. >>> president trump suggesting potentiallyaking away federal funding from berkeley as a result of those protests. we'll see what happens with that. of course, it's berkeley. it's supposed to have protests. if you're going to get a controversial figuring there in berkeley, guess what's going to happen, folks. >> no surprise. >> absolutely. >> when we come back, why "south park" is laying off president trump. >> and beyonce goes full mermaid. "the skinny" is next. lawn, put up all the decorations. you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic professionals in their own tanks. >>> ♪ skinny, so skinny >> and because it's america's baby, we're going to do day two of the beyonce baby twins. >> can't get enough. >> no, you cannot. she is providing more and more as you might have seen on the internet, beyonce provided more of the pictures of her

both in the city and outside the university of the california at berkeley. ship of the university of california system. milo yiannopoulos, a pretty well-known figure among younger conservatives, i do not think we've seen anything like this where protests have flowered into outright violence. he asked trace gallagher just said left the scene, not voluntarily, without speaking. after the crowd began burning things, i hope we have a tape of this protest -- the rioters trying to preach a glass door with some sort of rolling objec object. reports that fireworks were thrown. at some kind explosion going off. in the bonfire there. it was torched. lisa on the scene, they are not present in any of these videos. it's a little unclear exactly what is being done to quell these protests. trace gallagher is still with u us. have we heard anything from the civil authorities at all? in berkeley or across the bay or san francisco? >> we have heard nothing. we are checking the wires right now and making phone calls. we have heard nothing from across the wires from any of the o

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order has been restored the universityf of california berkeley a throwing fireworks. this is in response to a controversial editor for breitbart who had been scheduled to speak on that campus last night. thats police had to put campus on lockdown. how did president trump react to those protests? "if uc berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view, no federal funds." >> my faithful followers come i clearly see a perfect, clear shadow of me, six more weeks of .inter it shall be -- punxsutawney phil saw his shadow this money come indicating six more weeks of winter. -- this morning, indicating six more w one person who is very accurate with the forecast, doug hill. we are still six weeks away from spring officially starting. 2, 26 more days and this month and then 20 days to the first day of spring is 46 days. that's about six weeks and a couple days. we know that he saw his shadow again. we have a couple extra numbers here we can share with you. the club has been keeping , herds of punxsutawney phil has see

violent protests brought chaos overnight to the university of california at berkeley.ut 1,500 people took part in campus demonstrations. some started fires and smashed windows. >> protesters were angry about a planned speech by controversial breitbart editor milo yiannapol yiannapolis. the school has been put on lockdown, but that's now been listed. >> at this hour president trump tweeted this. if you say berkeley doesn't allow free speech and has different points of view? no federal funds? seems to raise a question there. john blackstone is there with the fallout. john, good this is the hall on the university campus where my low yiannopoulos was to speak. the police are putting the blame not on students but outside agitators. yiannopoulos is an editor at the breitbart newses who comments have been thought of as racist and misogynistic and protesters said he had no place on this famously liberal campus. protesters broke down barricades, smashed windows, and caused a fire at the university campus. it caused the cancellation of a speaker myilo yiannopoulos, see being led

here at the university of california berkeley, demonstrators we re california berkeley, demonstrators views are justified this response. were divided about whether such views are justified this responselj definitely views are justified this response.” definitely think the students went way too far. they crossed the line by vandalising property and putting things on fire and stuff. this is really appropriate for what is going on right now. the speaker, milo yiannopoulos, is unknown racist. he shouldn't be allowed to speak. that isa shouldn't be allowed to speak. that is a rioting protesters threw smoke bombs and fled through the building. many refused to leave the area and the campus was placed on lockdown. couedge the campus was placed on lockdown. colledge republicans said he invited me load your —— milo yiannopoulos but the talk was cancelled because of the inserts of his —— concerns for his safety. i am not the racist that they claim. they do that to legitimise the violence against you. evenif legitimise the violence against you. even if i were, even if what they said about me was

. >>> back here in the united states, angry protests erupted at california berkeley leading the president to weigh in with this early morning squeeze. if they do not allow free speech, no federal funds, that was in response to the planned, then canceled appearance. it led to protests causing the campus to go on lockdown. after hundreds of demonstrators gathered. the protest grew angrier with mass agitators. there were some reports of throwing smoke bombs and flairs. the fire was set with violence exploding on the street, cancelling the planned appearance. police were in full riot gear dispersing the crowds. here is overnight reaction. >> particularly scary and troubling, it happened on an american college campus. those that come to the talks want to hear the other side. they were presented from doing so by them. they are terrified by anyone that might be persuasive, interesting or take people with them. this time, it was one of america's closest allies. an explosive conversation between president trump and his australian counter part. he said this is the worst phone call by far. the presi

well, early this morning a lockdown on the campus of the university of california at berkeley was lifted. it had been triggered by violent protests that forced the cancellation of a talk by the editor of breitbart news. a group of protesters dressed in black threw rocks, set fires, and broke windows. breitbart's milo yiannapolis was scheduled to speak. >> reporter: it started as a peaceful protest but at one point felt like a riot. you can see this destruction left behind. the police blame a small group of what they're calling outside agitators. loud booms rang out in the crowd as protesters set off fireworks in the middle of uc berkeley's plaza, an explosive display to stop ultra conservative breitbart editor milo yiannapolis from speaking on campus. >> it sends a message that no way will we allow any of this to go on near berkeley. >> reporter: many held signs but others covering their faces vandalized property. it erupted in fire, flames shooting through the air burning a nearby tree. some grabbed these barriers and smashed in these windows at the student union leaving a trail of dest

back here in the united states, angry protests erupted at the university of california berkeley over breitbart. it is causing the campus to go on lockdown. hundreds gathered chanting and holding signs against the altright editor's planned speech. they grew ngry and nonviolent protests. there were some reports of smoke bombs and flairs, but it exploded on the street. police were in full riot gear and there was overnight reaction. >> particularly scary and troubling, on the merge college campus. student who is don't necessarily agree with me, but want to seat other side. they were prevented from doing so. the left is terrified of anyone who they think might be persuasive or anything or take people with them. >> the university was forced to cancel his appearance. now a skirmish of a different kind with america's closest allies. a report of an explosive conversation between president trump and his australian counterpart. he is yelling this is the worst phone call by far. the president tweeted overnight, do you believe it, the obama administration agreed to take thousands of illegal immig

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wednesday night, that moniker put to the test and critics say university of california berkeley failed. >> well, i'm carrying my sign. it said the first amendment is for everyone. protects all speech. even milo. scott: the scheduled appearance by the controversial trump supporter, breitbart writer incited rooting and violence. >> are you surprised? ma'am? scott: the speech by milo yiannopoulos was canceled. in may one of depaul university cut short as protesters rushed the stage. >> we are going to see more and more free speech incidents. that's been fire's experience. scott: fire is a nonpartisan group defending free speech on college campuses. last year they saw the highest number of conflicts ever at 42. ari notes in the political heated times they are increasing >> we have seen events where things have been shut down by protesters who stand up and disrupt but the kind of violent reaction that we saw last night is fairly unprecedented. >> with possible ramifications. president trump tweeted this morning if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent p

violent protests brought chaos overnight to the university of california at berkeley.bout 1500 people took part in campus demonstrations. some started fires and smashed windows. >> protesters were angry about a planned speech by controversial breitbart editor milio ia yiannopoul yiannopoulos. >> this morning president trump tweeted, if uc berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people will different point of view no federal funds. john has more on the fallout. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this is the hall on the berkeley campus where milo yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak last night. and chaos.turned into violence - police are putting blame for the violence not on the students but on outside agitators. yiannopoulos is editor of breitbart news whose comments have been criticized as racist and misogynistic. protesters say he had no place on this famously liberal campus. protesters broke down barricades, smashed windows and caused a fire at the uc berkeley campus. the demonstration led to the cancellation of planned spee

planned speech by controversial breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos at the university of california berkeley. protestors broke down barricades and smashed windows and lit a huge fire on the campus. the demonstration led to the cancellation of the speech. yiannopoulos is known for his outrageous comments and articles. school officials blame the unrest there was one arrest. >>> a board marine won -- with his daughter ivan coo. they had traveled to delaware to pay their respects to dover air force base to the first american killed in combat on the president's watch. 36-year-old chief petty officer ryan owens a decorated member of s.e.a.l. team 6 died in a raid on an al- qaeda hideout in yemen. it turned into a much tougher than expected armed fire fight. the pentagon concluded regrettably that civilian noncombatants were likely killed in the battle. >>> president trump has a new set of charges, the workers in his -- challengers, the workers in his washington hotel. 95% of the hotel workers have vote today unionize -- voted to unionize. our editorial partners at the post report about 40% of work

politico today, president trump threatening to withdraw federal funding to the university of california at berkeley in its decision to cancel an event with milo yiannopoulos because of his spee speech. >>> russian hacking and the 2016 election. former george w. bush officials will discuss and analyze the conclusions of the intelligence report on the russian hacking, and the future of the relations of russia and the trump administration. >> welcome to the center for the national interest where we will have i am sure an interesting and important conversation today about russia in the u.s. election and assessing mosc

university of california president trump threatened to cut off federal funs at the university california berkeleyappened after a violent protest there last night. all this started at a student rally against a speech by breitbart editor milo yiannopoulos. then about 100 protesters dressed in block showed up, starting fires. the speech was canceled. the governor of texas is joining the trump administration in threatening to punish communities which refuse to enforce federal immigration laws. our david begnaud is in austin. >> reporter: demonstrators gathered at the texas capitol today to protest a new state proposal to further punish sanctuary cities. e goust happened in travis county, where governor greg abbott will withhold nearly $2 million in grant funding. travis county judge, sarah eckhardt. >> i've never actually seen political retribution on this scale before. >> reporter: newly elected sheriff sally hernandez campaigned to keep the sanctuary shatus for travis county. >> they elected me to do the right thing for the right reason, and i'm doing that. >> reporter: the sheriff says she will on

president trump suggested pulling federal funding from the university of california berkeley on twittere after a night of violent protests at the school. students set fires on campus last night. police in riot gear were ready to go trying to control crowds and students were even fighting with each other. protests prompted the cancellation of a speech by a controversial breitbart news editor. this morning, the president tweeted "if uc berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view, no federal funds?" hundreds took to the streets of center city, philadelphia tonight, to protest the trump administration. sky force 10 over market street as the group made its way toward city hall. demonstrators say they feel many of the president's policies are divisive and discriminatory. >> save our schools! save our schools! >>> demonstrators also made noise outside a republican event in delaware county tonight. nbc 10 in drexel hill, they voiced concerns about president trump's pick for secretary of education. they were trying to send a messag

host: jean mentioned riots, the story recently of what took place at the university of california berkeley campus. my argue not the less -- milo opoulos was invited to speak. more than 100 armed individuals clad in ninja like uniforms held officers exercised tremendous restraint to protect the crowd filled with students. no arrests were made and no major and is just injuries were reported. editor was on the hbo show real-time with belmar over the weekend on friday. billal-time with belmar -- mahr, the topic of free speech came up of thing said in public and on the internet. here's a bit of that discussion. >> you have just got to accept mean words on the internet do not hurt anyone. these are ugly, horrible things. >> every twitter feed is. >> when i had a twitter it was the funniest thing and america, fabulous. what actually hurts people is what happens in the real world. >> right. >> i do get syringes through my door, dead animals through my door. what actually hurts people is murder and violence. >> right. >> mean words does not hurt. host: he was invited to attend the conservative poli

president donald trump is questioning whether the university of california at berkeley should continue to receive federal funding after rioting last night prevented an appearance by a conservative speaker. protesters hurled smoke bombs, broke windows, started a bonfire, prompting university officials to cancel a talk by breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos. say that three times. the 32-year-old right wing gay provocateur is a trump supporter. students called him a racist, misogynist, anti-muslim, and white supremacist. on his facebook page, he quoted "the left is terrified of free speech and will do anything to shut it down." 12 people have been killed in eastern ukraine. battles between ukrainian armed forces and pro-russia separatist troops have intensified. the head of the homeland security department says he thinks a wall along the mexican border could be ready much sooner than many people believe. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has an exclusive interview with homeland security secretary john kelly. >> i hope to have it done within the next two years. >> on

. >>> violent protests at the university of california at berkeley led to the cancellation of a speechtbart news editor milo yiannopoulos. the university said six people were hurt. president trump tweeted about what's happening at the university a few minutes ago, the president said quote if uc berkeley does not allow free speech on innocent people with a different point of view, no federal funds? end quote. >>> today, the philadelphia chapter of the naacp is expected to demand a new criminal trial for a man found guilty in the deadly market street building collapse. all six defendants were found liable in the civil trial. griffin campbell is one of those six defendants. he is serving a 15 to 30-year prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter. after he was found guilty in his criminal trial. the naacp says campbell's punishment is unfair. he was assigned only 1% of the blame. seven people were killed and 12 others were hurt in the collapse. >>> as we've been telling you, we've been following breaking news out of smyrna, delaware. the prison hostage situation. skyforce 10 is live over

steve fish is a politics professor at the university of california, berkeley.ns of the white house, the white house is giving its own spin on things. one of those spins, maybe we can call it spin, the white house press secretary continuing to insist it was an issue of trust and not a legal issue when clearly there are legal issue when clearly there are legal issues that need to be looked at and the other one being about the content at and the other one being about the co nte nt of at and the other one being about the content of these conversations. the white house still hasn't addressed fully its analysis of what michael flynn exactly was discussing with the russians. i think it is safe to say that they are not going to discuss that. this is something that american intelligence agencies know very well. of course they take this conversation. all would be subject to scrutiny and to tapping by an american intelligence agencies —— taped. you would have to think that mike flynn would know about it as well. he served as defence intelligence director for sometime. wha

berkeley, california. it is violent, unfolding as we speak. we have milo yiannopoulos, the focus of this violence in the fold with us. we will be back in just seconds. >> massive protests and rioting have erupted at the university of berkeley. protesters have forced the cancellation of the speech by milo yiannopoulos, they launched fireworks at the building through the rocks, trying to breach the doors. in an effort to cause chaos, and that they did. they drove the speaker from the scene, police are apparently on the scene, we have not seen them in the video. we have milo yiannopoulos on the phone with us. it milo just to recap, we know you are out in california, give us a quick recap of what happened. >> i have a college talk which is very popular, my contention that free speech is under serious threat. from the progressive left, the social justice left. we had six similar things happen. they have proven me right. violent left protesters, they forced me to be evacuated preventing me from giving me the last speech of my tour which was supposed

. >>> the university of berkeley california berkeley is cleaning up following a night of violent protestsiversity officials had to cancel talk bipolar rising website editor also banned by twitter as i recall. now president trump is weighing in. fox's claudia company want reports. >> reporter: some 1500 protesters at the university of california at berkeley throwing smoke bombs, breaking windows and starting fires. all in protest over this man breitbart editor mile low yann in that plus controversial figure tied to the off right movement a prominent supporter of president trump. eventually the speech was called off. students who showed up to see it condemning the protesters. >> it's disgusting. what's going on right now. um, and it's one thing to protest someone's right to come here and speak, but it's another thing to create this much amount of destruction. >> reporter: protest organizers are standing behind their actions calling the violence self-defense. >> we have the right to defend ourselves. and so this shutting down and doing whatever is necessary to do that is our right to -- >> h

regent, theo the head of the regions of the university of california berkeley, and said, i would like to match those scholarships. i would like to match that money for every simply district in california. and of course, the regions accepted his offer and created the levi strauss scholarship, which was first awarded to 21 student, half of which were women, in 1898. that scholarship is still in place today at uc berkeley. i have a great honor of meeting the latest crop of the levi strauss scholars the year before i retired. it is still on the books and still maintained by the family. it is quite wonderful. so, he is becoming this wonderful philanthropist. but the businesses keep on going. and he and a lot of his managers know that when you have a patent on something -- they had a patent on the process of wearing riveted clothing. have toly, inventions benefit the public domain, so they knew in 1892, that patent would run out and anyone to start making riveted clothing. as we get closer and closer to as we get closer and closer to the 1890's, the company started basically branding the pr

levi wrote to the regent, the head of the regions of the university of california berkeley, and said, i would like to match those scholarships. i would like to match that money for every simply district in california. and of course, the regions accepted his offer and created the levi strauss scholarship, which was first awarded to 21 students, half of which were women, in 1898. that scholarship is still in place today at uc berkeley. i have a great honor of meeting the latest crop of the levi strauss scholars the year before i retired. it is still on the books and still maintained by the family. it is quite wonderful. so, he is becoming this wonderful philanthropist. but the businesses keep on going. and he and a lot of his managers know that when you have a patent on something -- they had a patent on the process of wearing riveted clothing. eventually, inventions have to benefit the public domain, so they knew in 1892, that patent would run out and anyone to start making riveted clothing. as we get closer and closer to the 1890's, the company started branding the product. so they kne

everything is pretty much under control there on the campus at the university of california at berkeley. we'll be right back. >>> the most ignorant and dangerous president in history is very busily trying to turn our closest allies into enemies. he of course doesn't know that because he doesn't know who our closest allies are. and he is completely oblivious to how offensive and foolish he has been in his recent phone calls with foreign leaders. the associated press reported today that donald trump threatened to send u.s. troops to mexico to stop, quote, bad hombres down there, end quote. he said that on his phone call with the mexican president last week. simply, "the washington post" reported today that donald trump, their word, blasted the australian prime minister over his request that the united states honor an obama administration pledge to take in a group of refugees. and the president told the australian prime minister, quote, this was the worst call by far there is the president of the united states doing reviews of your performance in his phone calls, if you're a foreign leader

president obama'judg are carrying on the resistance. >>> the university of california at berkeley is now on lockdown after protests earlier tonight objecting to the appearance of a right wing trump supporter speaking at the school. the school canceled that speech. the protests are now have completely died down, as you can see. everything is pretty much under control there on the campus at the university of california at berkeley. we'll be right back. there are over 47 million ford vehicles out here. that has everything to do with the people in here. their training is developed by the same company who designed, engineered, and built the cars. they've got the parts, tools, and know-how to help keep your ford running strong. 35,000 specialists all across america. no one knows your ford better than ford. and ford service. right now, get the works! a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more -- for $29.95 or less. like their photo claims tool. it helps settle your claim quickly, which saves time, which saves money. and when they save, you save. that's auto and h