>> even though most of them are still too young to vote. 2,000 high school students in berkeley walked out of school in response to the election results. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. many people across the bay area refused to hide their anger and frustration following last night's election results. >> president-elect trump as well as hillary clinton attempted to quell some of those bitter feelings today each hoping for a new beginning following one of the most divisive elections in recent history. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> we have team coverage on the protests tonight. >> let's begin with abc 7 reporter melanie woodrow in san francisco. melanie? >> reporter: in the last couple of minutes we've seen this crowd multiply and take a look. it went from a couple of people that were here to possibly hundreds. we're at market and fifth and,

of course, not only are these protesters that are here specifically for this rally, this anti-trump rally and then you have all the people that are here along market street who are perhaps heading home from work or shopping and they are moving across the street to join this rally, and this was organized in part by answer, the answer coalition, act now to stop war and end racism. you can see many people here with signs, lots of people taking pictures and video. we have been speaking with people all morning today along market street and many of them feeling sadness, anger and frustration. others telling people to be a trump supporter in california in, san francisco specifically is to be in the minority today. we spoke with one of the answer coalition organizers who says that this is going to be a peaceful march. he also says this is just the beginning. >> every time he comes out to the street it's going to be a

protest. every time, you know, maybe the republicans understood it that's how they are vetoing everything, what people are going to do is now we'll take it to the streets because that's where the real power is. >> back live now here on market street and fifth and we're up to 1,000 people who are expected for the anti-trump rally and not only the people out here to protest their feelings and to march this evening and all the other people heading home from work and those that are coming out to see what the commotion coming out here. again, organizers telling us that this might be a peaceful march and should that change and lots of law enforcement on hand tonight. >> melanie, thanks. sky 7 is live right now over the trump protest happening at frank

ogawa plaza. supposed to get under way at 5:00. students walked out all over the bay area. teenagers from two schools in oakland and students rallying in richmond and the biggest protest at berkeley high school, as many as 2,000 students walked out there. >> abc 7 news anchor joins live from where the protests will get under way in about an hour. >> those worried about the president-elect's immigration policy and earlier there were a pair of protests, peaceful here on the uc berkeley campus and one by berkeley high students. >> the american-born daughter of mexican immigrants. she's both furious and terrified what have will happen when president trump takes office. >> it's real scary to me because my family can be separated.

this is something that actually affects me personally and it's -- i cannot stand for this. >> reporter: that's why she and a couple thousand of her classmates left class this morning for the short walk to the uc berkeley campus where angry students gathered around and vented. >> he's racist. he's sexist against women and muslim, too, but -- >> reporter: school administrators started getting hints on social media last night that students were thinking about protesting the election results this morning. since berkeley high has a history of protests and social acttism administrators quickly got on board. >> i'm a parent and i'm a citizen and i didn't have a lot of inspiring words. i'm scared and freaked out about this. >> about 2,000 of the school's 3,000 students went on the march accompanied by four staff members. the rest stayed in class. a group representing

undocumented uc berkeley students held their own silent protest >> there's a whole community that will fight for us, for what we believe in, to protect the most marginalized parts of our communities. >> reporter: even those most opposed to the trump presidency said at some point we'll all have to come together and heal the divisions that separate us. in berkeley, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> city crews in oakland spent the morning cleaning up from last night's demonstrations over the presidential election. about it-2-50 marched up and down broadway starting around 11:45 last night and protesters broke windows and five businesses and set garbage on fire while shouting not my president. donald trump doesn't take office until january 20th and groups he's targeted during the campaign, they have made it more difficult to deliver on his campaign promises. david louie is live in san jose with more on that and a protest

is about to stop nearby. >> that's right, kristen, the rally here outside the martin luther king library at fourth and san fernando is just now starting to get organized. it's been organized by the san jose peace and justice center along with allied groups making knew of the new trump administration including universal health care and also the issue of immigration reform. now let's remember president-elect trump for a bunch of campaign promises. >> however, opposition is already surfacing that make it difficult for him to deliver on some of them. he's adamant about building the way, a way to block undocumented immigrants from coming in from mexico. >> something we can fight back and stop that and turn things around so that the country can hopefully follow california's lead is being a welcoming and inclusive space. >> a ban on muslims from

entering the u.s. a director of council on american-islamic relations. the number and opportunity of allies is at this point countless. it's just a matter of working past our anxiety and fear. >> mr. trump vows to repeal obamacare and to undo trade agreements and impose tariffs on imports and trading partners will then slap imports on american-made goods. >> we'd be negatively impacting the lives and livelihoods of 45 million americans and their families and forgetting that jobs tied to trade pay 18% more on average than those jobs that don't. >> in his victory speech the next president also vowed mavis spending on road, bridge and highway infrastructure, but he also wants to cut taxes. that could lead to deficit spending and higher national debt. delivering on campaign promises might not be easy. in san jose. david louie, abc 7 news.

>> a top republican party leader in california says she's hopeful that both sides can come together following what was one of the nastiest campaigns in memory. >> once the campaign is over, you know, presidents usually post and start governing as opposed to dwelling in the past and the obama/clinton campaign was pretty vicious and yet they worked together after the election so it's just -- that's just a part what have happens in politics. >> trump is expected to move quickly to assemble the team that will have the confidence of people on both side of the aisle. in the south bay residents had a whole range of emotions about the outcome last night. >> i'm happy? >> new president? >> why is that? >> and he's not a politician, a business man, and he promised to feed the people, something she never did. >> a lot of things can you fear about but i don't want to let that take control either so wait and see. >> but it is what it is, you know. just got to deal with it for the next four freaking years. i mean, it can't be that bad,

right? >> an anti-trump protest got a homeowner in hot water. take a look at that flag. the owner tells abc 7 news he put the nazi flag up as a tongue in cheek protest to draw comparisons between trump and what he calls horrible regimes from the past. neighbors weren't thrilled. they thought he was supporting white supremacists. >> i think there's so many things going on today that people feel. if you wake up and you're a woman, a jew, a gay person, a latino, it doesn't feel good today and so that to me is very provocative. >> the homeowner took the nazi flag down and then look replaced it with a california gay pride flag. >> well, cheering for the first female president until they weren't. >> just ahead, as hillary clinton concedes the race, we look at the people who wished they could have done more. and when it comes to state propositions, the bay area is almost as divided as the

country. the issue that split our local counties. >> and the drone that just came out and is already being recalled. >> stay with us.

i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

prop 64 is the measure to legalize and regulate medical marijuana. it won with more than 55% saying yes and 44% voting no. let's look at proposition 67, a ban on single-use plastic bags. that's a tighter race. voters approved it 52% to 48%, while many cities already have a ban in place california now becomes the first to implement a statewide ban. so let's take a closer look at some of how the bay area

counties voted. interesting to take a being loo. look at the red one. sol ha no county, the only one in our region to say no to the plastic bag ban and, of course, is won. hard to throw that up. it's a little small. 75% in san francisco county said yes. in 2007 they became -- there's the propositions from last night. >> in a concession speech hillary clinton called for a show of unity and tried to console supporters. >> this loss hurts, but, please, never stop believing that fighting for was right is worth it. >> the disappointment among democrats is strong.

lyanne is live to tell us who failed her. >> grief-stricken and sideswiped, incredulous, not how my -- not my words dan but how one clinton support er felt. women voters didn't feel they could support hillary clinton the way she hoped for and african-american voters didn't show up the same way they did for president obama. >> this is not the outcome that we wanted or that we worked so hard for. >> hillary clinton supporters are echoing that sentiment today. >> i don't feel like as a volunteer i could have done much more. i think the clinton campaign did a wonderful job. >> at the same time, they are trying to understand what factors contributed to her defeat. for example, clinton did better among trump among women but not enough to make a difference. >> a lot of women have not a clue. a lot of women don't want to be outgoing and liberated. >> it seems clinton failed to

energize minorities the same way president obama did and an abc 7 news exit poll show mild 93% of african-americans voted for mr. obama in 2012 and 88 did for clinton in this election and despite the comments regarding mexicans, trump got more support among his panics than his predecessor mitt romney four years ago. third-party candidates also change the outcome in this very clear race. >> we're seeing final outcomes of 1 to 2 points accept rapting trump and clinton with three to five points going to third parties. >> this is a shock, but there's so much we can do. >> the focus is now on the 2018 mid-term elections. in the san francisco.

lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> donald trump will meet with president obama at the white house. today he phoned his successor to offer congratulations. >> gopro released its picture-taking drones into the air about two weeks ago. >> and now they are bringing them all back down to earth. >> already. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with more on that. >> gopro reported sales are dropping. the drones, well, they are dropping, too. gopro o'is reaching -- demonstrates in this company vehicle. they said they have a number of case. no -- the dones are designed for capturing an image. vp. goaling is cracking down on websites that contain malicious

software. the search edgerrin is expanding its so-called safe browsing app. it flashes this warning if you're about to click on a website with harmful content. some websites later reinstall the bugs and now they will -- there are a lot of creditworthy people who have -- now a whole new credit world elearninging you probably never of. and i can tell you about. >> thanks, michael. >> well, as we continue we want to focus on the weather. >> thank you, dan, and good evening two all. did you feel how warm it was today. here are the highs so far. almost 80 degrees in san jose this afternoon and 78 oakland

hand plenty of 70s around the rest of the bay area today and it's going to get warmer in some areas tomorrow. live doppler 7 right now showing you just a few passion high clouds. high surface and wave heights 12 to 15 food range and possibly of rip currents and waves so just be careful out there. i'm watching these waves. wanting to out and check out. watch from far away. 71 in san francisco and san jose and a live look from our east bay hills camera. a vetty few aftermath of the sun set. and one our live pictures from o our. and then we're looking for sprinkles saturday morning with our next rain.

upper 40s to mid 50s. allow the extra time especially if you're taking the kids off of school. tomorrow afternoon it's going to be warm in the south bay. low 80s. gilroy, san jose and 78 in sunnyvale and many 70s here. well above average. 72 in half moon bay and 73 in san francisco and north bay 70s and 80s prelt much everywhere. 80 in napa and 75 in oakland. occasional high clouds and inland spots on the warm would t the. >> our very ren -- it's going to be 60 degrees at 5:00 fm and dropping down to 63. i'll be there walking for a great cause with many of my colleagues and i hope you can come by and take part or at least say hello. hour by hour forecast saturday in the wee hours, a few sprinkles develop right around

the north bay and then that's it so i wouldn't change up your plans for saturday and then we bring in the storm impact scale. we have 1 for next tuesday going into wednesday, light system and chance of a. scattered shows and download the abc 7 news. accuweather seven-day forecast looks like this. will 0 degrees inland tomorrow and upper 60s and we're looking at veterans day with partly cloudy skies and cooling begins and it carries us right on through the middle of next week. the weekend, maybe a few sprinkles in the north bay saturday morning the rest you are fine and temperatures will come down and there's a chance of rain late monday night in the north bay and a 1 on our storm impact scale for wednesday and tuesday. looking at much cooler weather and signs of fall again with the possibility of of some rain.

looks good. >> thanks. the election's impact on bay area college students. local leaders reach out. that's next. >> and we just gave you the results of top 64.

university of california officials are reassuring nervous students that yesterday's election results will not impact diversity and inclusion on all of its campuses. janet napolitano and university chancellors issued a statement saying, quote, diversity is central to our mission and we remain absolutely committed to serving all members of our community and add hearing to the principles against intolerance. congresswoman jackie spear at san francisco state this morning. the peninsula democrat spoke to political science students about the election and told them not to be disillusioned and to learn

from what worked and what didn't in this election. >> it also throws away the textbook on poly sci as to how run campaigns because we know that the pollsters were wrong, that money isn't going to always do it because in this case he spent less money than she did. >> spears says democrats need to return to their traditional positions of fighting for blue collar workers to regain the white house. a former bay area activist turned political commentator is making headlines for coining the term white-lash to describe last night's election results. van jones emotionally smoke on cen. jens -- >> he started bay area police watch to help -- >> we've talked about everything about race. we haven't talked about race. this was a white-lash.

this was a white-lash against a changing country. it was a white-lash against a black president in part and that's the part where the pain comes. >> the warriors steph curry tweeted a sentiment in support of jones, van jones, nothing but respect. rains 7 news viewer brandon sent us this instagram picture to try to inspire people to stay strong. >> share your pick taurus with us on social media using the #abc7 news. you may see them on air or online at abc

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others

are enjoying their first bowl today. i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, you saw it at the top of the newscast. hundreds protesting last night's election results. we'll have a live update on the demonstration tonight at 6:00. also, donald trump isn't the

first celebrity to become president. questions surrounded ronald reagan, too. our political analyst breaks down their similarities and differences. we'll have those stories plus much more coming up in just half an hour on "abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thanks, ama. >> finally tonight, abc 7's give where you live thanksgiving food drive sunday way. >> great effort this time of year. >> spencer christian is live in san francisco at the sf marin food bank with a special delivery for some of the 30,000 households it serves each week, spencer. >> yeah. that's pretty staggering figure, isn't it davern? that special delivery. tell you about that in just a minute. first coming just in time for the holidays and i should mention abc 7 donated to this food bank $15,000 which will help -- that translates into 45,000 of his clients from this food bank being fed by that donation. this friday a donation of 600

turkeys will be do inated and that translates into more 10,000 pounds of bird to help provide traditional thanksgiving day meals where there's 1 in 4 people considered food insecure in san francisco and mar >> food bank still needs 1,400 more turkeys and you can or you can text the word feed, f-e-e-d and dan and chris. >> enwhat a great effort. >> so's for to you participate. >> non-perishable item. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. i'm kristen sze. >> and the i'm dam ashley. for sandhya patel and spencer christian, we'll see you all here next time. >>

tonight, a new era set to begin. president-elect donald trump. the billionaire outsider behind one of the biggest upsets in political history. and the swell of support that carried him through the battlegrounds. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> tonight, his phone call with president obama. his first trip to the white house coming next. and hillary clinton. ahead in the popular vote, but still unable to break that glass ceiling. among her first words today to her supporters, "i'm sorry we did not win." >> this is painful. and it will be for a long time. >> tonight, clinton's message to the country about president-elect donald trump. and we ask, who could be in trump's cabinet? new reaction from world leaders, vladimir putin. and melania trum