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Changed so drastically? >> reporter: well, alex, at about 9:00 the protest organizers told people, all right, were done, go home, good job on staying peaceful. but a few people hung around, a fewa agitators and police had t move in after they started bashing in windows. theres about a dozen businesses with boarded-up windows this morning. this is about 20 minutes outside of downtown st. louis. protesters never announced that they were going to be coming this way, instead keeping their movements ...

The agitators in the crowd would sort of disappear into a neighborhood and reemerge kind of out flank the police, kind of use the cover of darkness to pop off shots or to throw bricks. im getting reports just a few seconds ago theyre now throwing lit road flares at the police. so while there was plenty of people, hundreds of people today that protested peacefully, what we have now is more reminiscent of ferguson and is volatile and hopefully the cops will continue to do a great job theyre doing ...

The street in front of the vintage vinyl store and looks like they will march from that location. they popped up in different locations around town made their presence known thus far without major consequence. now they did cross the line during demonstrations last night windows were broken a police officer was injured, well 11 police officers were injured one rather badly when she was hit in the face by a brick and her jaw was broken. there was enough tension as you mentioned to ins extra el the...

Clubs, with weapons, whether its black lives matter or antifa or an amull go an amalgan thereof. dancing on the top of police cars, thats not a legitimate protest. this is rioting. at what point do we call it that and deal with it that way. >> the moment it turns violent is a riot. i would encourage people to go back and i was there when the sentencing happened for mike brown. when the arrest reports came out after it was all said and done, 70 to 80% of the people that looted, rioted were people...

Rights of the protesters to protest orderly or peacefully and to protect our citizens here as well. >> julie: griff jenkins is live in st. louis with more. hi, griff. >> reporter: hi, julie. theyre bracing for possibly more violence tonight. protesters gathering across town and as you know, with these things when it gets dark thats when the real trouble comes outlast night saw 11 officers injured and 32 arrests and most of the violence happened here in the west central end or part of st. louis. ...

They did. i believe the protests started out peacefully. and then it just took a wrong turn, veered left and just went -- i mean, there was property damage. they went to the mayors home. they broke windows at the mayors home. pete: where does that turn come from? is that outside agitators? black lives matter? antifa? >> im pretty sure there were outside agitators there. this is a local issue. this is something that should be taken care of by local leaders. they should have been out in front of t...

Conflated the michael brown case in comparison to 2011. when we look at 2011 what this protest is focusing around. , we had a felony car stop. we had someone that was selling drugs and tried to run the officers over. whereas when you look at michael brown in 2014, this was purely a police and citizen encounter. when we take into consideration these protesters, when you protest your first amendment rights allow you the ability to protest. however, introduce solutions not emotional retribution. th...

Free-speech isnt free. uc berkeley shelling out hundreds of thousands of dollars to protect the campus with police and the concrete barrier during ben schapiros speech to students. >> that didnt stop hundreds of protesters from showing up, robert gray live with more. >> reporter: hundreds of law enforcement officers in riot gear were out at the uc berkeley campus showing readiness to control the crowd before, during and after schapiros speech, cordoning off campus with a closed perimeter, meant ...

Because thats who he is. he is as weve said from the very beginning, you know, hes an archie bunker billion fair. the big guy is from queens. hes a guy that like a lot of blue collar guys if queens, he was never blue collar, im saying, though -- >> that archie bunker was a bigot. >> they relate to it. >> archie bunker was a bigot. so to call him a archie bunker being ought billionaire. >> laverne and shirley work in a beer factory. whats your point? >> its a fact. >> that stumped me. >> you didn...

Have been canceled and there are also offering counseling to students and staff who may feel traumatized by the mere presence of a polarizing figure. the lecture hall where ben shapiro is slated to speak this evening holds 2,000 people, but officials are closing the balcony, citing safety concerns. so only 1,000 will be allowed inside. it ministries are hoping to avoid the violence that erupted in february when nt 4.0 rioters spread widespread damage and force them to cancel the host by a conser...