u.c. berkeley administration said earlier today before -- >> reporter: ama, dan? >> they said they would bring in extra security. the approach they clearly took and that we haven't seen any arrests or fights or anything of that nature or scuffles with police. the approach clearly was stand back as long as things didn't get too violent and out of control, not escalate and don't confront the protesters directly. >> laura, you have an update? >> go ahead. >> reporter: ama, can you hear me. >> go ahead. >> reporter: as we speak, as we speak, there is a police officer up on the balcony and he's giving more detailed order, which is that this is an unlawful assembly and giving notice there is an order to disburse and that failure to disburse could result in being subjected to tear gas and other chemical agents. so i think people are starting to take it seriously, and i think so will we. >> absolutely. >> doesn't look like anybody is heeding his warning to leave. they are still standing there. >> maybe it means they are considering actually taking action here pretty soon.

u.c. berkeley administration said earlier today before -- >> reporter: ama, dan? >> they said they would bring in extra security. the approach they clearly took and that we haven't seen any arrests or fights or anything of that nature or scuffles with police. the approach clearly was stand back as long as things didn't get too violent and out of control, not escalate and don't confront the protesters directly. >> laura, you have an update? >> go ahead. >> reporter: ama, can you hear me. >> go ahead. >> reporter: as we speak, as we speak, there is a police officer up on the balcony and he's giving more detailed order, which is that this is an unlawful assembly and giving notice there is an order to disburse and that failure to disburse could result in being subjected to tear gas and other chemical agents. so i think people are starting to take it seriously, and i think so will we. >> absolutely. >> doesn't look like anybody is heeding his warning to leave. they are still standing there. >> maybe it means they are considering actually taking action here pretty soon.

u.c. berkeley. >> police say one person was arrested. the repercussions are reaching to the white house with president trump condemning the violence on twitter and bill, there will be a lot of soul searching today as administratorsu.c. berkeley work to fix the school's reputation as well as repair property. >> bill: shannon has more on this. >> shannon: more on this for the senior editor for national review. jonah, you heard the college republican guy in the piece with claudia saying this is what tolerance looks like at u.c. berkeley where they have been so many fights for free speech for decades. do you think they see the irony? >> there is a lot of irony here. first of all, the whole notion that berkeley was ever a real home for free speech, the idea the free speech movement began there has always been a misnomer. actually the birth of the sort of delicate snowflake safe space left on college campuses where the students like little moms get to dictate to administrators how they'll live and what policies they'll live under. that's what the free speech movement at berkeley originally was in 1964. they had brilliant marketing by calling it a free speech movement but it was a little authoritarian mob ideology that

u.c. berkeley discussing this with journalism students. >> the glad students say this escalates a rocky relationship between the press and the trump administration and some of the news outlets calling it an act of retaliation. >> it's an interesting time. >> at the graduate school of journalist word of media outlets being blocked. >> it's consistent with his tactics. >> i was outraged, we should be the ones covered these things. >> cnn, new york times and a little bit do were -- split do -- poe lit co-were blocked. this is audio from the briefing. >> this afternoon he's meeting with governor casic. over the weekend he will work on his joint address. >> reporters chose not to attend in protest. >> that's the right attitude for them to take and i applaud those reporters. >> this food fight between the white house and the media is beneficial to both sides. ratings are up for the media and trump gets raptures when he's in front of his audience. >> it may not be good for the public. >> using this as a way to prepare to discredit reports that may be strongly reported and a great public significance. >> students say it strengthens their resolve to purs

u.c. davis which is not behaving well. it's right there with berkeley. it's shameful. you would think it professors and administratorsuniversities would give a damn. that they would want someone to be able to open their mind and respect first amendment, respect freedom of speech and encourage students to be able to participate. at berkeley it was sold out. and thin look what happened with the rioting. >> one arrest. and that was made by the campus police. a different result in new york, i'm pleased to say. there were 11 arrests. there were consequences for that conduct? oregon take a different direction. oregon decided immigrant sanctuary status would be perfect for the state of oregon, even as the president is talking about all sanctuary irrespective of jurisdiction whether city, county or state. >> they don't have any respect whatsoever for the federal law or the presidency. we'll see how well you can do it on your own without federal finding. and they can't just pick and choose what laws they are going to abide by. that's not how fit works. lou: it seems there is some urgency for the trump administration to act. a

u.c. berkeley discussing this with journalism students. >> the glad students say this escalates a rocky relationship between the press and the trump administration and some of the news outlets calling it an act of retaliation. >> it's an interesting time. >> at the graduate school of journalist word of media outlets being blocked. >> it's consistent with his tactics. >> i was outraged, we should be the ones covered these things. >> cnn, new york times and a little bit do were -- split do -- poe lit co-were blocked. this is audio from the briefing. >> this