>> your voice, your vote, from abc7. >> right now bay area students are walking out in response to donald trump becoming the president-elect. we are monitoring three east bay schools with protests this morning on the heels of demonstrations in the streets last night. i am natasha zouves. >> i am regular. obviously a lot to talk about from trump tower to the white house, president-elect donald trump starting his transition the day after his unexpected and historic victory over hick. -- over hillary clinton. she apologized for not winning the election and said the glass ceiling has not been shattered but that some day, someone will. she called on supporters to agreement the transition of

donald trump with an open mind. now to new york. kenneth? >> good afternoon. hillary clinton and president obama both gracious in defeat. clinton said she and her supporters owe donald trump a chance to lead while the president said this, the time for americans to unite. >> clinton's concession. >> last night i graduated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. >> hillary clinton making her concession speech hours after the shock loss to president-elect donald trump. that is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for. i'm sorry that we did not win this election. >> trump. >> i will be president for all americans i will not let you do. >> he was outspent and down in the polls most of the race against hillary clinton whom he called crooked. >> and we owe her a major debt

of graduate tuesday for her service to our country. >> his stance on hot button issues and rhetoric a point of criticism as he beat out 16 g.o.p. primary rivals. in the end, excited white working class men and women and lower democratic turn out than 2012 propelled trump to victory. >> this was a campaign for the people and they have spoken. they want to go in a different direction and different leadership. >> now to the peaceful transfer of power, president obama graduated the man who was called a racist and unfit to be the next commander in chief. >> we are all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. >> tomorrow, president obama will welcome president-elect trump to the white house where they will wore on the peaceful transfer of power.

in new york for abc. back to you. >> thank you, we have seen peaceful protest buzz we have also seen fire, broken glass and people angry about the next president, and that was round one of the protesters around the bay area and the next round happened in a few hours. our reporter is in oakland. >> here is what the outrage in oakland last night looked like. the damaged window an example of one of several businesses that suffered damage like this, a new restaurant only here for a career and now dailying with having to replace the huge window, this is just one example of men of what happened last night in oakland. >> city crews in oakland spent the morning cleaning up from last night's outrage over the presidential election. the damage disappointed many who worked downtown. >> there is a republican to be outraged, a reason to be angry. however. destroying our own communities

is never the answer. >> oakland pegs say it was a crowd of 250 that marched up-and-down broadway starting around 11:45 breaking windows at five businesses and set garbage on fire while shouting "not my president." police say they gave them their space and did not need to move in. >> at 2:30 or 2:45 the crowd started to disperse. we had a presence but we monitored it. a woman in her early 20 was hit by a car when the protest moved to highway 24. driver stopped, but the protesters vandalized her car, breaking the back window. the woman who was hit is in the hospital in stable condition. >> another protest is set for later today. people we spoke with this morning are hoping it won't turn violent. >> destruction is not going to solve anything. it gets your voice heard but not

in a good light. >> today's protest is set for 5:00 this afternoon at the plaza, and the c.h.p. tells me they are looking at video right now trying to identify the people would vandalized the car on highway 24 last night. thanks, so much, high school students throughout the bay area of organizing walk outs in response to trump's victory this morning, and sky 7 is over berkeley high school where 2,000 students walked out of class and assembled on the squad at 9:00 dressing all in black, a chef unity. >> that is what the walk out at another high school looked like in east oakland an hour ago, you can see students gathering at the campus flag people also displeased with the outcould election. >> in oakland, technical high school on broadway street, students there also staging a morning walk out at the campuses and sky capturing video of the large cud of students.

>> shock, uncertainty, fear, and elation, the whole spectrum of emotions from voters reacting to the news of the win. our reporter is in the south bay for us. matt? >> yes, sometimes it is hard to get people's opinions especially when you stick this in their face, but, not today, a lot of people were very emotional, some were elated and others were devastated. >> this wasn't your typical wednesday morning train ride to work in san jose, emotions were bubbling over after donald trump won the presidential election. >> in the first stages of the grieving process, it sounds about right. yeah, searching for a silver lining. >> how are you feeling? >> happy. >> why? >> the president is not a politician. a businessman. he promised to today the people. something she never did. >> b the but it is what it is. got to deal with it the next, four frickin' years. it cannot be that bad, right? >> san jose has a contentious

history between trump supporters and opponents, several violent encounters took place after a trump rally in june leading to arrests and a class-action lawsuit. today, a vote is taken and it will be president trump for the next four-years. >> a lost greed is running the world and i don't think it matters that hillary clinton or trump won the election. >> he is a businessman. and the white house is a business place. it should not be that way but it is that way now. he will do well. >> lot of thing you can fear but i don't want to let that take control. wait-and-see. >> i choked the registrar of voters website and although they still counting it shows that hillary clinton has 73% of the vote in santa clara county. >> matt keller is absolutely right, usually people freeze when you put a mike in their face but they not today. look at this, we wanted you to have a chance to have your voice

heard after your vote. we are giving you the chance to sound off and share how you are feeling after the election. head to your voice/your vote in san francisco today and at the foot of market street near the ferry building we are set up there, you can share your thoughts on social media #abc7now. we are streaming the interviews on abc7 news web page. >> it is not just voters surprised by the victory but pollsters did not see it coming, the major data pointed to a clinton win. jessica castro is tracking that part of the story. >> as you have been talking about and matt has been showing us much of nation is stunned by the election rums, californians in particular who overwhelmingly voted for hillary clinton. i sat down with the chair of the political science department after san jose state university, melinda jackson, for her take on the outcome. >> surprise at this year's presidential election coming in

large part because of an onslaught of polls during the selection sent favoring hillary clinton over donald trump. how did so many people get things so wrong? all the polls were not that far off. they all happened to be off in the same direction. >> political analysts melinda jackson said it was difficult to turnout who would turn out to vote. >> we dealt with some groups who do not have a strong voting history. he was bringing in new voters who had not participated before, anti-establishment voters. >> jackson said all things came together for trump at the last sure, his rust belt strategy work grabbing key swing states, and undecided voters may up larger percentages than previous elections and third party candidates took votes from both sides. >> we are seeing final outcomes of one to two points separating trump and clinton with three to five points going to third

parties. >> clinton won the popular vote. thanks largely to populist states like california. >> the electoral college will...come in for some reconsideration. to looks like, perhaps, the second time now that the democratd will have won the popular vote but lost the electoral college. >> that first time would have been al gore and george w. bush in the year 2000 but it would require a constitutional amendment. jack sob things the biggest divisive factor in the election was social i don't economic more than gender, race or religion. in the studio, i am jessica castro for abc7. >> now we want you to look at some of the local races on the ballot. first united states senate race, california attorney general kamala harris soundly defeated congresswoman sanchez in the race to replace senator boxer. 73%. >> because the race is the democrat replacing a democrat,

that accident afake the senate's balance of power so here is how it shakes out. republicans are keeping their senate majority. right now it is 51 republicans and 43 democrats and two independents who usually vote with the democrats and two that are still not projected but that will still not affect the balance of republican national conventions are in control. the house of representatives keeps the g.o.p. majority, republicans 235 and democrats 194, six not projected and that mean we have a clean republican sweep. the presidency, the senate, and the house of representatives. now, all g.o.p.-controlled. all the big race is congressional district 17, silicon valley, khanna defeated mike honda. four years ago honda narrowly beat back the challenge, and honda was seeking a 9th temperature, and khanna got 60%.

>> marijuana is officially legal in california. it has been for medical purposes and new recreational. the passage allows adults to use marijuana there the measure leashes it up to local cities and counties to implement regulation and control of the contribution and sale of the drug like they do with alcohol. voters approve this soundly, 56 to 44%. >> prop 56, the cigarette tax passed raising price of cigarettes by $2 a pack and other tobacco products and e-cigarettes, 63%, absolutely did go through. >> two death penalty measures on the ballot. prop 62 was shot do with 54% against it and 46 for it that would have gotten rid of the death penalty altogether. another measure on ballot, prop 66 dealing with the death penalty narrowly passed with almost 51% of voters, 49% against, speeding up or stream lanes the death penalty process

by among other things, designating trial courts to here court challenges and expanding the pool of lawyers who can take on debt penalty appeals. >> our coverage conditions next. >> including watching wall street on the heels of donald trump's historic win and how the market is reacting after projections that showed possible major slump. >> weather wise, check out how beautiful it is on the sutro tower with a little bit of haze from left over moisture from this morning's fog but the story is the warm residue of the air mass five to nine degrees warmer-than-average today and warmer tomorrow the cooler weather is on the way. a good chance of rain in the seven-day forecast. >> more election results on the screen now.

>> develop news in san francisco, police are investigating a homicide on a busy area of polk street a man in his 50s was found suffering from serious injuries at 4:00 a.m. he was taken to the hospital and unfortunately he did not survive. police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. >> back to our coverage of your voice your vote, the markets are reacting positively after last night's stunning election. we will look at the big board, and right now we up 219 points up and for most of the morning since opening at 6:30 our time.

this follows a scary sell off overnight, the futures tumbling 800 points in late night trading after trump was elected president. global stock markets responded poorly, all falling. >> reaction pours in to the news that donald trump is america's protect. >> including "congratulations prime minister this is what makes america from our democracy. now is the time for us to come together as one country." share your sunrise on social media we created a news badge with president-elect donald trump and the quote this said "forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no more." and a badge from hillary clinton with a quote and i quote, "we stronger together and we will go forward together than you should never every cigarette fighting for that." the badges are on

facebook.com/abc7. >> this morning we can announce a big win for bart, measure rr passed raising $3.5 billion to repair aging equipment and systems, the money would come from a prosecute tax in contra costa county, alameda, and san francisco counties. now, it needed 67% to pass and it did that easy, 75% to 25%. still do come the future first ladies road to the white house.

>> we have fault heard a lot from melania trump and now she is poised to make history. she will become america's first foreign-born first lady in 200 years. john quincy adams' wife was the first from london. she grew up in slovina met him in 2005. she said a biggest platform is to combat cyberbullying. all the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> a real cool time lapse to show you of the tule fog from the central valley across the altamont pass and the dublin grade and the san mateo bridge and all the way up to san francisco you can see it blowing basically offshore this morning from our east bay hills camera.

absolutely gorgeous. normally, the fog originates over the ocean and blows toward the camera. from mount tam, hazy sunshine, above-average temperatures and tomorrow is cloudy and sprinkles are possible on saturday and better chance of measurable rain for all of us next week. high clouds are over the top of us and more coming our way which is the warm air, we call those warm air convection clouds, bringing low-to-upper 70s in san francisco and livermore at 77 and same in san jose and nearly 70 along the coast but be careful if you are there until 6:00, the waves are smaller than yesterday, and still pushing 17 at half moon bay and, also, down around the monterey bay, strong rip currents and sneaker waves and we have it all possible through 6:00. this is how it looks as far as our afternoon to evening plan or temperatures in the unper 60 to mid-70s at 2:00, and we are in the mid-60s at coast and low-to-mid 70s at 4:00, although we are an hour away from the sunset with

temperatures in the upper 50s to mid-60. we will fall into the same levels as this morning a lot of 50s and a few 40s inland north bay valley and patchy fog and not sure it will be so extensive as this morning. my seven-day forecast shows the sprinkles on saturday, cooler, and a "1" on tuesday but right new a right storm bringing something measurable will i has been a while. >> we can depend on your forecast, mike nicco. spot on. >> pollsters, weather guy... >> sorry. >> two wisconsin parents let their daughter cast a vote. she makes a bit of an unexpected choice and why she voted for teddy. first, more election results as we go to break.

coming up at 4:00, a day of a voterses in three bay area cities voted to tax directing as new study revealing how the beverage can affect your sleep. also, donald trump's pledge to make america great again was. on a host of promises and tonight at 5:00 what we can expect him to really deliver when three takes office. >> in matter which side of the aisle you are on you can will

enjoy this sweet gesture, the 2-year-old voted with her heart. >> here is hillary clinton and this is donald trump and this is teddy. okay? >> teddy. >> teddy! >> teddy won. mom and dad say they could not let their toddler not have a say in election day so after present her with a handwritten ballot she ignored the candidates and, instead, goes for the bear. who, by the way, was running as an independent. and is very dear to her heart. >> she has a personal connection. this is what happens when you lower the voting age too long. >> but his platform is all "stuffing." my joke of

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