talking to people, some of them voted for senator sanders, some of them voted for jill stein, and gary johnson power hillary clinton. what is so important to understand is what unites us is our differences, and as congressman ellison said, we are staring unbelievably existential threats right in the eye right now, and we have to be united moving forward, because we have 70 people across this country who are fearful -- so many people across this country who are fearful. we have a lot to work -- of work to do, but i think our diversity is the strength of the party. >> what the folks in the back of the room? tom perez: i love passion. because we cash and need to make sure we address the abiding issues and equality. when congressman ellingson -- ellison and i worked together on the overtime room, -- rule, that was addressing the passions. detroit wasn in part of the fight for 15 movement, and when i met her she slept in her car. she had three children. we can do better than that. i have the same passion because america is only america -- truly america when everybody has a fair shake, and not enoug

we invited -- liberty university invited bernie sanders, they invited hillary clinton, gary johnson came, jill stein was invited. i am proud of my alma mater for opening the discussion and allowing people to come in for an opportunity to speak openly. i imagine bernie sanders came to liberty university and was received with applause even though they disagreed overwhelmingly. if donald trump had gone and spoken at a barrel university, do we think people would quietly sit and listen to him speak? there is a double standard. i commend the pretty university for listening to people and hearing their opinions. >> host: this from td fredericks, are a student's political beliefs affecting their grades? >> guest: yes they are and at cpac in national harbor, over a dozen students came up to me at our campus and they said look, i had a paper on whatever the topic is, not just political classes, geography and history and student say i got my grade talked because my professor and i got in political arguments or government class students saying they are afraid, even if they are writing an article obje

john: you are running for the libertarian party nomination over gary johnson?> i think i might be able to do better. a lot of young people are interested in these ideas and perhaps do not want an older guy, but libertarians -- >> or ron paul. >> but he had a chance and if the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, maybe we ought to switch it up. john: one thing that bothers me is they pretrade the hero as a nerd which made the film say we wanted to be accurate. put her on the asp burgers spectrum. you kind of have to read. most of us are indoctrinated , but then we have to read books like this to break out of the conventional wisdom of what most people believe today. >> i think that it takes a lot of thought. >> if you look at the online numbers, one of the things you see his socialists have an enormous market share. conservatives have a small market share. we will see a demographic twist, the older generation -- john: are not being counted because they don't have land lines. >> and hearing people are tired of establishment politics. far

gary johnson came. i am proud of my on the monitor are opening up the discussion and allowing people of all leads to come in and have the opportunity to speak openly. bernie sanders came to liberty university and was received with applause even though they disagreed overwhelmingly. i imagine that donald trump had spoken at the more the brutal -- and more liberal university, like harvard, to think people and have listened? i think there was a double standard three i think they did a great job of that. host: i upon liberty university. host:this from didi fredericks. harbor, i sayonal over a dozen students have come up to meet at our campus reform booth and said, i had to write a paper on whatever the topic is, in any class, not just political . whatever it is. and students say i have my grade docked because my professor and i have gotten into political arguments. even in political classes, students say they are afraid to, even if they write articles subjectively, they are afraid to get in trouble with the

caller: i still qualify for independent, because i voted for gary johnson. i have a question. wikileaks revealed some of the highest levels of media theonalities were behind scenes supporting the clinton campaign by doing all kinds of stuff. secret meetings, forwarding questions to the debate. right when that news came out, a mediaa was -- of story was russians, russians, russians. why is the media not policing itself with the very bad behavior of many media individuals and companies favoring the clinton campaign. a theory orst conspiracy theory. it came out in wikileaks in their own words. please respond. cannot speak for all of the media. my role now is president of the white house correspondents association. and i am a white house correspondent for reuters. but that does not give me a broad preview or the ability to speak for all media. i will say it is important for the press to maintain neutrality. and certainly, there are some news organizations that are perhaps more committed to that than others. there are some organizations that have an admitted either bias or readersh

kennedy: do you really sleep next to a gary johnson cardboard cut out. >> i mean, i couldn't tell --t tell you if i did. kennedy: well, peter, don't ask don't tell. we need a peas piece of pizza. it has been hard to focus on iceland president and what me is accomplishing. president has taken a firm stance against pineapples on pizza. he reportedly said last week, he finds the pairing dig gusting, he is glad that presidents do not have unlimited power, he would ban the topping nationwide if he could. i am wondering how long until icelandic liberals protest the ban. pineapple on pizza for or against? >> you are for it in the tropics, you go to the tropics you have pineapple on the pizza, you go to iceland have you fish. >> i am for personal freedom, except pizza, you -- kennedy: no, canadian bak bacon, pizza and pineapple, come on, you are with me. >> i hate pineapple on pizza. >> did they recognize your voice. >> no, there is probably when you know you have too much pizza. kennedy: it is about fact that he is stalking you. >> he is bringing pizza, whatever. >> right, not a stalker tha

his partner, gary johnson and a friend, tried to save what they could. >> it happened to fast. we managed to get back here and get the dogs and medications and passports. everything else stayed. >> reporter: what was left behind ended up soaking in seven inches of a mix of water, sewage and chemicals. >> yeah, that's the water level. >> reporter: in the basement, the water has nowhere to go, creating a costly toxic soup. >> clothing and extra supplies, you know, food pantry was down there. also, a furnace and air conditioning system. it's all underneath the house. so it's all gone. >> reporter: the insurance company has told peter it could take up to $300,000 to do all the repairs. >> they will have to remove the flooring, the remove the walls, drywalls and everything and, you know, the house is not inhabitable. they a they advise not to stay here because of the contamination. one woman asked me where is the help from the city. i saw a command post with the fire department, pg&e and the city of san jose. they will send out building inspectors hoping to help these residents. mat

some of whom voted for gary johnson, some of whom voted for hillary clinton.tant for us to understand twha unites us far outweighs our differences. as congressman ellison said at the outset, we are staring unbelievably existential threats right in the eye right now. and we have to be united moving forward. because we've got so many people across this country, who are fearful. i know that we all have work to do. i think our diversity of viewpoint is our strength as a party and i look forward to listening and learning and earning the support and trust of everyone. >> i love passion, people have passion because they want to make sure we address the abiding issues of inequality. when congressman ellison and i work together work together on the overtime rule. when we work together to insure retirement security for everyone. when we were side by side on the fight for 15 movement. that was addressing those passions. i met a woman in detroit, who was part in the fight for 15 movement and the night before i met her, she slept in her car with her three children. we can

gary johnson says they are creating a list of the things they need "right now a lot residents on thecourse have major flood damage to their homes...identify what their needs are and get that list up to city hall""the catastrophe has really hit a small part of the neighborhood, you go outside a few blocks you don't even notice, people are back to normal, but down here this is a very striking event"nate mcclure talks about some of the pressing needs for the who live here"i know a lot of people they don't have electricity, no water...all of their equipment they use for work is gone"most of the folks i talked to here say the meeting was an important step for them to take on behalf of the neighborhood. now they say they need help from the city to back their efforts to get their neighborhood back the way it was before the flood...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news a quick update on the anderson reservoir which is spilling into coyote creek. the water distrct says it is at 101-percent of capacity... which is a little lower than yesterday. it is continuing to release water into the spillway

hosting colorado derrick white nice save to to xavier johnson for the easy johnson and white both high 19 pointscolorado thanks garyhat's next... if you're thinking about a new big screen tv for the big game on sunday now is the time to buy. kron4's tech reporter gabe slate says tvs are at their lowest price right before the super bowl. he shows us what's hot in tvs right now and how to get the best deal. our top story tonight... the violent protests at u-c berkeley may be over... but people are still on edge tonight... thanks for joining us at eleven... i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore... the protests causing more than 100- thousand dollars in damage for the city of berkeley. and president donald trump now threating to cut federal funding to the university... and it all started with a demonstration against milo yian-nop-oulos. the editor for the alt- right news website breitbart news... he was invited to speak by the berkeley college republicans.. but the event was canceled due to the violence. kron4's ella sogomonoian is at u-c berkeley with their reaction.

expected to be okay. toss weather flooding concerns continue toss gary sports a major shakeup in the lakers organization today... magic johnsonise's president and head of basketball operations it was a total house cleaning in the front office... as longtime general manager mitch kupchak and executve vp of basketball ops jim buss brother of team owner jeanie buss have both been relieved of their duties.the 16-time nba champions have missed the playoffs each of the last three years. magic...has won 5-of those titles and the hope is he puts them in contention once again.he said they're not going to return to the top by looking back at the good old days. the lakers are expected to announce agent rob pelinka as their next general manager. apparently, he was their 2nd- choice behind warriors gm bob myers.according to one report he was the lakers top target but they chose not to pursue him once he signed a new deal with golden state.pelinka who was an agent is highly recommended by his client kobe bryant... so don't be kobe has a role on the administration as well. former stanford all-american candice wiggins called her experience o

gary has the details on the shake-up in los angeles... and all the sports... coming up a major shakeup in the lakers organization today...magic johnsonover as the franchise's president and head of basketball operationsit was a total house cleaning in the front office... as longtime general manager mitch kupchak and executve vp of basketball ops jim buss brother of team owner jeanie buss have both been relieved of their duties. the 16-time nba champions have missed the playoffs each of the last three years. magic...has won 5-of those titles and the hope is he puts them in contention once again. he said they're not going to return to the top by looking back at the good old days. the lakers are expected to announce agent rob pelinka as their next general manager.apparently, he was their 2nd-choice behind warriors gm bob myers. according to one report he was the lakers top target but they chose not to pursue him once he signed a new deal with golden state.pelinka who was an agent is highly recommended by his client kobe bryant... so don't be surprised if kobe has a role on the lakers new administration as well. a price has been placed on