thousands of students hit the streets to protest the results of the presidential election. this is video over san francisco. and this is san jose where the crowds weren't as big, but just as passionate. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> the protests came only days after the election of president-elect donald trump. and you can see exactly where the student protests were and really all across the bay area. lyanne melendez is live in san francisco where one of the biggest protests has wrapped up. >> reporter: some students have decided to hang away, others joined late.

afc well organized with many conversations that will last for a very long time. there was never a thought of stopping these high school students from taking to the streets of san francisco led by anger and disappointment, they spoke from their hearts. >> our country is broken. if we can allow someone like trump to get in office, our country is messed up. >> reporter: the school district kept a watch full eye. >> it started in social media and spread to all the high schools and they're just having their voice heard. >> it's not technically p an authorized school district event, it's -- these are all actions that the students are taking organically themselves. >> reporter: the school district knows it may lose out on thousands of dollars from the state by having these students walk out. but that is a conversation they will have at a later date. >> i know many of us are not at voting age, but we do have voices and by doing this, we're

showing the world that we do not approve of our president-elect. >> reporter: the world is watching. the canadian college students were surprised to see students protesting an election. >> we just deal with it. and try to make the best of it. yes, we're angry, but there is no protesting. >> reporter: students from some of the city's private schools also joined in and made to city hall. parents were received text messages from their city letting them know they were marching. >> this has been an uplifting moment. >> this campaign has been built on hate and fear, so we're trying to spread love, and build unity. >> reporter: and we don't expect anymore protests at least not from high school students this this evening. now, i tell you, some of them walked for miles and if it's any consolation, parents should know that they will sleep well tonight. i'm live from city hall, lyanne

melendez, abc 7 news. and students from several high schools marched peacefully through the streets of concord today. >> and in hayward, students from several high schools gathered together to march in protest in front of the hay ward city hall. >> several miles north, one of our employees captured this video of students marching and chanting he's not our president. >> oakland's mayor and many residents are expressing outrage today other than the damage that was done by anti-trump demonstrators. police used tear gas to disburse a building that tagged buildings and broke windows and did looting. >> i share the anger, but i know that it is no way to protest this election to trash the most progressive diverse inclusive city in america.

>> brings out the bad again every time there is a protest or something, they destroy the city. >> i think it's awful that they break glass and destroy property. >> in all 16 businesses were damaged and three police officers were injured by bottles and rocks that were thrown. and it's not just in the bay area.michigan, there have been demonstrations around the nation showing the division between those who elected trump and those who didn't want him in the white house. >> want to take you live now, we have a live shot from los angeles where protesters are blocking interstate 10. you can see the police on top of the overpass there. in this view i actually do not see where the protesters are located, but you can see that the police are prepared for whatever takes place in l.a. >> and we streamed sky 7 live during today's student protest in san francisco. that live stream was viewed more than 2.5 million times.

you can follow us to catch all of our live streams, we're at facebook.com/abc 7 news. mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward -- >> in washington, d.c., the first step was taken towards a peaceful transition today. abc news reporter lana zak has a look at how the president and lawmakers are trying to mend fences. >> reporter: the peaceful transition of power. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> reporter: this is what makes american democracy extra ordinary. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. >> reporter: after an extremely contentious election campaign, president obama and president-elect donald trump met together in the oval office for an hour and a half. their bitter wounds apparently healing. >> so mr. president, it was a great honor being with you. >> reporter: signaling to the nation the idea of country over

party. >> very good man. >> reporter: but an idea that is often difficult to achieve. donald trump pledged to roll back much of the work of the obama administration just like mr. obama did to his predecessor. mr. trump also traveled to the capitol to meet with mitch mcconnell and speaker of the house paul ryan who showed him where he will be inaugurated and the two men discussed what they plan do when that happens. >> whether health care or immigration, so many different things, we'll be working very rapidly. >> reporter: and with republican majorities in both houses of congress, president-elect trump will have power to see those changes happen after he takes the oath of office. lana zak, abc news. earlier today, ed lee tweeted san francisco will remain a sanctuary city p he wrote being a sapg dnctuary cit in our dna. >> i've always known the city to

have welcomed, protected and made sure that immigrant families succeed along with everybody else. so, yes, we will remain a sa sanctuary city and we will remain strong. >> president barack obama tru trump has promised to revoke sanctuary city funding. and tomorrow night, a look at the making of president-elect donald trump. the man and the movement, tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on abc 7. for another day this week, coming off of afternoon very warm testifies, very spots got well in to the low 80s today under mainly clear skies. live doppler 7 showing you a quiet picture. let's take you outside. a live look from san jose. we have high cloudses but the sun is peeking through and comfortable temperatures 37 currently san francisco 68, oakland 73, 7 gilroy, half moon

bay 63. and you see the beautiful golden gate bridge soaked in sunshine. towards the north bay, 76 santa rosa, 77. a lot of 70s right nouw. and you see a few puffy clouds. out on the town this evening, no weather worries. sun goes down at 5:02 and mild temperatures. even through the 10:00 hour. if you're not a fan of the warm weather, we have much cooler conditions on the horizon as well as a chance for widespread rainfall. we'll detail that in the forecast coming up. next timing ye you travel a the eastern span, you may notice that an entire section riding on a barge has vanished. cranes lowered the 1.7 million pounds on to the barge today and we sped up the video a bit ice -- we don't have an hour to show you the whole thing.

you can see the truss moving toward the port of oakland where it will be recycled and cut to pieces. if you live or work in san francisco, we have a heads up for you. van necessa necessary oig impro project starts tomorrow night. the project expected for be completed by 2019 and aims to make travel faster and saver for pedestrian. the rivalry between san francisco and los angeles is heating up. we're not talking about the giants and dodgers. county supervisors are urging george lucas to bring his museum here. plans have fallen part in pre-video and chicago. investigation under way after a is an show and i state student says she was attacked on

campus for wearing a hijab. >> we believe that our hijab protects us from every day evils. >> and now some women are considering taking off their scarves just to protect themselves. >> remember all the people who threatened to move after the election? meet the really torealtor who ss it just might happen. and i'm at&t park where thousands of people will be gearing up very shortly for the light the night walk at at&t to benefit leukemia and hlymphoma society. i'll be back in a moment. >> and at 4:10, take a live look at traffic. this this 101 in san rafael. both sides looks pretty nice at this hour.

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there will be likenesses of donald trump before he takes office in january. one will be in london and others will go on display in new york city, washington, d.c. and orlando. south carolina may have gone red on tuesday night, but that doesn't mean everybody there is excited about donald trump. calls began pouring in to jeff cook's real estate office late tuesday night all because of one billboard. yes, mr. trump and hillary clinton with the words moving to canada. we can sell your home. cook's office received 380 calls by wednesdaymorning. >> we realized that even though it was sort of a joke and just to get attention in the beginning, we found out a lot of people are very serious about want to go sell because they're scared of what the future will hold. >> cook says some people also wanted to know if his office could help him with their immigration pain her work. the answer on that was no of course. he's a realtor, not immigration. well, for the 7th straight

year, abc 7 is teaming up with its partners in a program designed to save lives. >> r >> air rec theric thomas shows u can benefit. >> reporter: we team up to spread the word about the need if smoke alarms. >> nearly half of the nation's fire deaths occur in the 4% of homes that do not the super a smoke detector. >> reporter: another partner donates 3,000 smoke alarms to operation 7 save a life each year. but this year, they're upping the ante. >> we will donate 4,000 smoke alarms with a ten year sealeded in battery. and 400 carbon monoxide alarms. >> reporter: that is up from 300 carbon monoxide alarms in previous years. and it's music to our ears.

>> they're being increasing their commitment to the bay area and we couldn't be happier to bring that to the bay area. >> reporter: in the fire service, we're very aware that smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors save lives. >> reporter: home depot will help with distributing the alarms. >> with the holidays coming, colder weather, being prepared in case of a fire is huge. >> reporter: that is because holiday cooking and tree decorating carry higher fire risks p according to the u.s. administration, 2291 people were killed in home fires last year, only 33 had working smoke alarms. and suggestions about where to place those alarms has changed. >> make sure that you have a smoke alarm in every sleeping room. and in the hallway outside of the bedrooms. >> reporter: when it comes to keeping your family safe, just having a smoke alarm on each floor isn't good enough anymore.

eric thomas, abc 7. the smoe smoke ke alarms ar available and to find out how to get them, go to abc7news.com. and abc 7 staffers are really all over the bay area today. we're gearing up also for the light the night walk taking place at at&t park. >> spencer christian is there with a look at what it's all about. >> reporter: and there is a lot going on right now as we get geared up. joining me is the national ceo of the leukemia him foe society. tell us about the commission of fighting cancer. >> reporter: it's not often that you get to do something really special, not often that you get to change people's lives. it's really what we're doing here. we're saving lives and we're changing the land scape of

cancer care. >> what kinds of important trades are being made? >> we're making tremendous progress in finding new therapies to treat the blood cancers. 15 years ago, we discovered the first targeted therapy for leukemia. patients now treat themselves at home with two pill as day, they live long healthy productive lives. last year alone, new therapy called immunotherapy using the patient's own immune system to find and attack and eliminate the cancer, pioneered in leukemia, again, and now being applied in breast cancer, colon cancer, prostate cancer, a across the continuum. >> and part of that is making for a better quality of life for the patients and their families. thank you for joining us. a lot going on here. i'll be telling you more about our preparation with the big walk tonight which i'll be a part of. right now back to drew. >> going to be a great event with a lot of wonderful people there. the forecast looking just,

a-okay. temperature will drop for 62 for all the walkers. live doppler 7 showing you it's a quiet scan. it's a beautiful autumn day. till sitting at 73 in oakland, san jose at 74. 68 in san francisc. so overnight tonight, coastal fog will make a comeback. high clouds elsewhere. still another mild night on the way. most spots will be holding in the mid and low 50s. tomorrow a little bit more in the wave cloud cover, so filtered sunshine and that will keep temperatures a little cooler tomorrow than we were today. high of 66 in san francisco, still mild in san jose and south bay, 75. 74 the high in concord. 71 in oakland, 73 napa and 74 fairfield. so veterans day tomorrow looking

just nice. partly cloudy skies in the afternoon, as we go into saturday, a chance of a sprinkle is confined to the north bay. outside of the north bay, you will notice just a mixture of sunshine and clouds out there and sunshine, we are completely dry, more sunshine and a mild afternoon. so future weather, want to show you the weak system saturday. it falls apart as it reaches the golden gates. so sprinkle perhaps in the north bay. outside of the north bay, we will be completely dry. that will not be the story with the next more robust system tuesday night. we're tracking a light storm, but the good news is the rain does look to be widespread starting in the north bay and sinking to the south bay. said jest probably wednesday morning and total rainfall about a tenth to half an inch of moisture. so future weather we'll jump ahead into your tuesday evening. 8:00 tuesday next week, rain begins in the north bay. overnight into early wednesday, the green goes wide spread.

so showers for your wednesday morning commute across the region. and then it wraps itself up midday on wednesday and exit 00s by wednesday afternoon. so good news there, encouraging thats rain looks to be widespread next week. accuweather forecast nice on friday. nothing to cancel your plans at all on saturday. sunday we're dry. monday sunshine tips. tuesday late day showers and by wednesday in the morning, they become more widespread. so wednesday a wet commute on our hands. coming up, it wasn't just president-elect trump at the white house today. why lebron and his teammates dropped by, as wel

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a little warning. the video you're about to see may upset some warriors fans. president obama played host to the cavaliers at the white house today. cavs won the championship back if in june coming about pack from a three games to one deficit to defeat golden state. this was cleveland's first pro sports championship since the 1960s. it was not lost on the president and said that's right, i said world champion and cleveland in the same sentence. well, will this will bring smiles to dub nation. peninsula woman last night who really just never disappoints. >> her enthusiastic dancing gets

a lot of attention on social media and kristin seay is here with this. >> yes, the mystery dancer, her moves have captured more than 60,000 likes on twitter. and they asked whose mom is this? take a closer look at her jumbotron dance-a-thon. ♪ you go. meet robin schrieber, retired hillsborough schoolteacher who is now a freelance artist. she has been a warriors season ticket holder for 28 years. her trait mark sweater and dance moves have been on the jumbotron 22 times. and last night she had extra reason to go all out. >> it was tough election and people were feeling like they needed somebody to cheer them up. i'm a native oakland, and i just

want them to be happy. >> in response to the tweet asking whose mom that is the warriors tweeted -- darn, let's do that again. i really want you to see it. there we go. she's a legend. and she told us she'll break out a new dance at this sunday's game. so larry, watch out. >> i tell you, every time that she starts dancing, the arena just goes crazy. and sometimes it's hard to tell where people are sitting. so you're like is this a tape, is she real? and we know -- we'll rook for robin next time out. >> coming up at 4:00, san jose student says she was taeged e attacked on campus for wearing a head scarf 37. >> this is my religion, this is my life. this represents everything i am.

>> how the school is responding. >> plus the lawsuits president-elect trump will be facing. and a con this is my park. i'm like the mayor here. i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel -- -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. in other words, no surprises. morning. hey, abby. like i said. the mayor.

here is what is making headlines. we saw student protests

throughout the bay area. san francisco unified school district estimates that more than 1,000 high school students from across the city walked out of class today expressing their disappointment with the election results. sky 7 was over market street in the embarcadero as students walked through traffic this morning. the large group later gathered in front of city hall. and this student protest took place in east san jose and in concord, wayne freedman snapped a photo of high schoolers protesting there. a teacher at college park high school in pleasant hill was jumped and injured during a walkout. and now we have a live look at another protest that is under way. this one is located in philadelphia where it's obviously at nighttime. you can see hundreds out in the streets marching there. coming up at 5:00, a closer look at more of the protests expected tonight right here in the bay area. police are trying to figure

out if a woman talked at san jose state university the day after the elect if it took place because she was wearing a traditional muslim head scarf known as a hijab. matt keller spoke with the victim. >> reporter: this sophomore wear as hijab on campus. >> this is my religion, this is my life. this represents everything who i am as a person. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon the day after the presidential election, someone else used her scarf as a weapon. while on the third floor of the west garage on campus. >> someone came behind me, pulled my scarf all the way back. my scarf is tied around my neck, so when he did, it choked me and when he was trying to pull me down, my back kind of arched in a very different way. and i was in pain and for that pain to stop, i kind of pulled forward and when i did that, he let go and i fell. >> reporter: the man didn't say a word and ran off.

she says he was wearing a black hoodie sweat shirt and khakis. >> we believe that our hijab protects us from every day evils. and for someone to pull it like it's just a sweater or some other type of cloth that sgnts mean anything is just martbreaking. >> reporter: many muslim women are debating whether or not to wear a hijab or head scarf when out in public. the political climate has them concerned and they believe a donald trump presidency may embroil more people. >> some of of the p.s actually were concerned for their children, so they either told them to stay home or to also take off their scarf. >> i want my rights protected. i want other people's right protected. and i want to live safely. that is all i want. >> reporter: san jose state says no arrests have been made and

that campus officials are monitoring the situation. at san jose state, matt keller, abc 7. >> and the president of san jose state spoke with us about the stint and said she's really troubled about young muslim women deciding not to the wear hair thhijabs. >> i've been incredibly proud, they have said this is a part of their identity and they are proud of who they are and they will be true to who they are and they don't fear for that. they are aware, they are walking in groups, they are watching out for each other, but they don't want to give in in to that fear. >> president of the school says this is the only incident she knows of right now, but the school is asking in anybody knows of if i othany others. donald trump set to go on trial in a lawsuit against his defunct university. it begins november 28.

and the judge is the judge that strump being trumping a accused of bias. the lawsuit says people were pressured to spend on mentor ships that didn't come through. a federal grand jury has indicted aaron schock of illinois on 24 counts of wire fraud and theft of funds. the 35-year-old had been under investigation after a spending scandal. schock resigned in 2015 amid intensifying scrutiny over his finances. a man suspected of ambushing two pennsylvania police officers have been found dead of a self inflicted injury after killing a police officer and wounding

another. ma marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: those gunshots aimed at officers early morning as they noresponded to domestic call. >> i don't know his mindset. >> reporter: one office killed, another injured. >> on the ground. >> reporter: the spray of bullets relentless as backup arrived. officers finally made their way in, fining the bodies of a woman and a man investigators say took his own life. >> we haven't completed the background information yet, but he was known to officer. >> reporter: they call it an ambush as they more than their colleague, a 7 year veteran of the force. >> he was a loving husband, loving father. he was always willing to do whatever he had to do. just one of those guys that

always was there for you whenever you needed anything. >> reporter: and the injured officer is still hospitalized. we're told he's for you out of surgery listed in stable condition. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. a troubling sight in florida. take a look. those are two bald eagles stuck in a storm drain on a brings city street in orange county. authorities cordoned off the area to keep the large crowd gather away from the birds. after about 30 minutes, as you can see, one of the eeg he he will eagles flew away and the other fell into the storm drain. but crews were finally able to corral it. what amazing birds. still to come, new earth ffo bring jobs to san francisco. >> and a beautiful shot in our east bay hills camera. we're tracking cooler temperatures and also widespread rain.

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cooler tomorrow than we were today. 66 in san francisco for an afternoon high. 75 in san jose. 74 concord. on the horizon, we're he tracking a storm. it's a light system and this would come early next week late tuesday night into wednesday morning. looks like steadiest of the rainfall would likely be early wednesday morning. so future weather, we will jump ahead into tuesday night 8:00 in the evening, rain first begins in the north bay. and then overnight into wednesday morning, you do notice this green shading on your screen, that is the rain. it does look like early morning commute on wednesday will be a wet one across the region. accuweather 7 day forecast, nice for veterans tomorrow. a mixture of sun and clouds. north bay sprinkle early in the morning, otherwise everyone dry. monday dry and tuesday night into wednesday morning we'll be tracking the rain. 1 on the storm impact scale. still ahead, a new cancer

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thousands of people will be in san francisco tonight to help find a cure for cancer. >> spencer christian joinings live at at&t park where the light the night walk will take place in a couple of hours. >> reporter: it will be starting shortly. it will be a big night here. joining me now is national sales force team captain john green. and also a phillies fanatic. thanks for joining us. you're a survivor? >> i am a leukemia survivor. i was diagnosed with aml about 6 years ago. it's a pretty deadly leukemia. two out of three that are

diagnosed don't live for five year, so i'm one of the lucky ones. i know a lot of people who weren't so lucky. so when i got health any, i made it part of my mission to raise money for the great cause. >> and your goal was to raise a million? >> so we've been doing it for five years and every year it's been inching up and yes the national goal was to raise a million and i'm pleased to say two nights ago in a very interesting night, one of the bright moments of that night was that we did cross that million dollar mark. >> that is awesome. well, best to you and your team tonight and best to you and your family for continued good health. thanks to joining us. >> thanks. >> reporter: well, that is just part of the story. you can hear that everyone is getting into the festive mood. we'll be walk very shortly. i'll be a part of that, as well. but more to tell you about in later in the 5:00 p.m. news and at 6:00. a great cause.

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the bay bridge toll plaza? we have our time challenge. how to speed your ride up. >> take the chopper is one answer. the elect of donald trump has raised many questions. >> a panel of political scientists at stanford tackled them today. david louie was there. >> reporter: how what? that's why so many showed up to hear the experts explain the election of donald trump. >> it's hard to understand what his policies really are. and what he'll be able to do. >> reporter: one that is high, blocking undocumented immigrants from about mexico and stopping the wiring of money to relatives in mexico. >> what we do with mexican workers and what we do with respect to the wiring that may be corporate america will have to be the key actor in terms of

tempering some of these proposals. >> reporter: they himself raised concerns over donald trump wanting to undue the nuclear agreement with iran that would clou them to produce with their cl nuclear arms development. mr. trump might get he resistance from many governors. 35 of them republicans. taking away insurance would shift care to local hospitals. and as for why hillary clinton lost, another expert believes it was the coalition of minorities democrats formed left out the very voters who propelled mr. trump to the white house. >> the the one group we lost touch with was the white work class and that's why they got punished. >> reporter: the did anyone leave with less anxiety? >> does it make me feel better? >> reporter: david louie, abc 7.

in city after city, students protest donald trump's victory. and at one, students are arrested. >> as oakland braces for yet another demonstration, city leaders call on to take care of their own. and how it turned into a teachable moment. >> and spectacular view right now. cooler andwetter conditions are ahead. i'll let notice know if it willt pact your weekend. high school walked out of class today to raise their voices and say they do not support donald trump. >> in oakland, there are fears that another rally just now getting under way could go from peaceful to a third straight night of violence. >> this is a hard moment.

but don't give vandals and anarchists an opportunity to demonstrate that this city is not a beacon of hope. >> that is a plea for peace from oakland mayor. >> good evening. thanks to joining us. another protest will soon be getting under way. >> let's go straight to laura anthony live with more. >> reporter: will, a couple imans we want to show you. we're just across the street from city hall. first of all, a lot of what was left over from last knight. these are one windows here at a drug store. and then we'll show you another image with a round of protests set for tonight. this is the message that many here want to send. we choose love.