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live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. a violent night across some cities across the u.s. as live anti-trump protests break out. good evening, i'm eric thomas, there were also protests here in the bay area for the fifth straight night, but they have been largely peaceful. let's talk to sergio quintana. >> reporter: eric so far there has been no violence or vandalism tonight. we have actually monitored a couple of different groups, one in oakley and berkeley, and one tried to get onto a couple of different freeways tonight. this group of demonstrators headed towards the i-90 ramps in downtown, but they were met with

california patrol officers. they have been loud and fast moving, but much smaller than past nights. for some local business owners the demonstrations are putting them in a tough light. >> a lot of the demonstrators come from oakland, so just because the demonstrations stop, doesn't mean it won't affect us. >> reporter: customers often stay away for months after protests, on a typical saturday night his place would have been packed. today's demonstrations around the bay area including oakland have been peaceful. in palo alto, a group of hillary clinton supporters held a candlelight vigil. and earlier they marched from the castro to city hall. it was the second demonstration of the bday, with others saying they support the rights.

>> i know he will take away immigrants rights and many other groups of people, including women. >> at the restaurant in oakland, the demonstrations often pass by here. >> i would do anything for the city. and the fact that my business is down i'm just going to deal with that. >> reporter: it is just something he will have to manage through. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. thousands protested against donald trump all across america today, many demonstrating outside new york city's trump tower. in indianapolis, police arrested seven people after two officers were hurt by people throwing rocks at them. officers arrested two in portland, and in oregon's biggest city last night. and the largest donald trump protest to date in los angeles happened this afternoon with police saying 8,000 people filled the streets downtown. demonstrators forced officers to shut down freeways on the off

and on ramps. demonstrators marched peacefully. last night, police arrested about 187 people when a thousand people marched. new details on a heated exchange on an airplane. >> if anybody has a problem with this, that needs to vent or rant or rave, there is another flight tomorrow. >> that was a pilot calming down passengers who were taking off from sfo. the 13-year-old palo alto student said when a man asked her what she thought of donald trump, he said i get to keep my guns, her mother is an immigrant from india and didn't want to talk politics on the plane. the mom and daughter later asked to move seats the get away from

him. >> my mom didn't want to talk to him. obviously i was indignant, and felt on the edge of tears but unable to actually cry. life goes on, right? racism sucks and it's there and it sucks that it's there. >> she says the man later apologized. her mother and the man's wife then hugged each other. one bay area lawmaker is outraged this evening after seeing people holding veteran flags at the parade. the democrat rode in a vintage jeep today, you can see one man holding a confederate flag. the other flag seems to be a war flag. two men wore donald trump shirts. and a mountain view high school student has been suspended for comparing trump to hitler, a parent complained about the parallels he was drawing in his world studies

class. navarro says he stands by his thoughts, and reminds students that history is real. it is not clear when he will be allowed back. and trump continues to start with his cabinet, and there were alarms in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter >> reporter: this year, a dark cloud is hanging over the expo, and has to do with the election and the uncertainty that comes with president-elect donald trump. at the green festival, like-minded people come to learn, educate and explore all aspects of green living. many here worry their way of life will change significantly once donald trump is in office. >> policies, changing laws, rules and regulations.

certifications, for food, we were going in the right direction and we just don't know. it's a big unknown where it's going. >> reporter: mr. trump has already promised to roll back obama's clean power plan, and is looking to fill key environmental director roles with people who question the validity of climate change. in 2014, trump said that climate change was created by the chinese in order to make the u.s. less competitive. >> i think it's a little crazy. >> reporter: the professor studies climate change and examined trump's 100-day plan which calls for increasing fossil fuel extractions. >> if you are increasing fossil fool extraction, it has big implications for clean air and water, particularly if clean air is reduced. >> reporter: the possibility worries those at the green festival. >> and the people who have the

power to do something about the issue intelligently are burying their heads in the sand. >> reporter: meanwhile, they promise to protect the environment on a larger level. they're just not sure how. li lisagulezan. and president-elect trump says you will hear less from him once he takes the office in january. contenders for top cabinet will be speaker newt gingrich, rudy giuliani, and campaign ceo steve bannon, and reince priebus may be serving as white house chief of staff. >> there are several people being considered. and it is mr. trump's decision ultimately. >> tuesday's runner-up, hillary clinton is blaming the fbi's decision to revive a probe of her e-mail accounts to her

defeat. news came from two major donors who joined her on a post-election conference call. and staying on top of the transition, they can get updates as they happen. and drivers getting used to big changes on one of san francisco's biggest streets this evening. they were on van ness, where the turns are eliminated. it's part of the van ness improvement project, starting on tuesday van ness will go from three lanes in each direction to just two. crews will install dedicated bus lanes in the other lane. and animal activists are fighting back at lake tahoe. >> to take an established bear from his own territory and move him to a completely unknown territory. he doesn't know where the food and water is. that is a crime against nature.

>> so what is exactly going on here? the iteam investigates on abc 7 news at 11:00. first, a group of bay area musicians ditching an overseas tour to try to heal wounds left behind by the election. and in full swing, without anywhere close to western weather. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, starting out the week with sunshine, and dense fog developing. we'll let you know what it means for sunday. and look towards the sky in the next 24 hours, you will be able

a bay area musical institution is dropping a planned overseas tour to stay right here in the u.s. and try to heal the wounds left behind by the election. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: the san francisco gay men's chorus seen in this video from their website was planning to take their tour to far-off places like cuba and china. but so >> in response to the election, we have work here to do at home. >> the chorus is now planning to tour the red states instead. places like mississippi, alabama, and tennessee, and visit communities faced with discrimination. >> we want to go to those places that are still strongholds of this kind of discrimination and

bigotry and bring our voice and encourage people with our music and also hopefully change some hearts and minds. >> the tour will begin before the summer of 2018, right before the mid-term elections. singing together has helped them heal, and these fears many feel about a trump presidency. >> there was such a change within the energy in the chorus when we started thinking about it. because all of a sudden we were engaged and committed and doing something. >> reporter: meanwhile, rebecca goldman and friends pass out notes of peace, they say we love you and are here for you. >> i hope we pass out the notes and people see that the other people around them in their communities care about them and love them and are looking out for them. >> reporter: at dolores park, strangers embrace for a giant group hug. just another way that some activists are trying to spread love, not hate. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news.

and pleasanton has a new way to honor those who served to protect us. abc 7 news was at the city-owned pioneer cemetery for the dedication of the new memorial, featuring a world war ii marine kneeling to honor his comrades. >> the time is long over due that we here in pleasanton pay their proper respects to the men and women who defended us and our freedom. >> that memorial took two years to complete and cost $120,000, most of the money raised was from local veterans. and a largely unknown group of veterans were honored today, the fourth class of the army intelligence school is credited with shortening world war ii by two years.

ozawa served as a japanese translator in the philippines. there was an interesting story about his recruitment. he was in europe and wanted to serve with his buddies. >> he was formerly my barber. so when he saw me i had no choice. he -- he knew that i went to japanese school. >> in 1941, he and other soldiers trained secretly to be linguists. they intercepted communications and impersonated the enemy and gathered key intelligence during the war. and a tour bus back at its home tour in san francisco's fishermen wharf, it turned after maintenance in alameda. the world war ii fleet vintage sub served as a museum, they will open it to visitors on wednesday. my son got to spend the night on

it. just because we live in california doesn't mean we can't enjoy one of the biggest accomplishes. abc 7 news was at the rink on ice, on north broadway, even some of the youngest skaters may have advice for those hitting the ice for the first time. >> stay calm, don't get upset if you fall because it doesn't matter how good you are. just matters when you have fun. >> yeah. today was the children's winter festival at the rink. the first 250 people got in free. regular admission is $15 for the rest of the season. if you look up to the sky it's tonight's super moon, and you're in for a rare treat. the moon will be the biggest and brightest in 2004, the moon is about 30,000 miles closer to the earth than it usually is and will reach its closest point at

4:30. we start off the weekend on a bright and mild note and these clear skies earlier, a beautiful shot. one of the best i have seen so far of this moon rising over san francisco. kind of looks a little sci-fi, and this picture taken by megan, showing a beautiful sight in the evening sky. if you see a cool image, use the hash tag abc 7 now. we'll find it on social media. and we have another chance to see the beautiful image tomorrow night. the super moon, this one especially will be the closest to earth since 1948. so for that reason it will look 7% larger than an average full moon and 16% brighter. so it will be a very bright sky tonight. because the moon is a little closer to the earth it will make the high tides a little bit higher than normal. starting tomorrow, the high tide at about 6.7 feet. by monday and tuesday morning

especially the high tides get close to seven feet high, and you will notice it immediately along the bay and coastline. live doppler 7 showing you the quiet picture, precipitation-free, we're having fog issues, we take you from 101 to santa rosa to petaluma, visibility down to a quarter of a mile, very dense fog setting up shop and with calm winds it won't calm down overnight. so sunday, fog starting out. here is the fog, that white shading you see on your screen, by 9:00, much of the fog is evaporating. pulling back, and away from the coast, the nice day is shaping up. temperature s once again mild, 71, the high in oakland. 71 in vallejo, about 71 in santa rosa, and 70 for the high in santa ana. we're tracking a slight chance

of wet weather, earlier we saw widespread wet weather, the storm system now wants to take a track to the north so by tuesday the best chance right around santa rosa and even into wednesday, try to stay away from the bay area, still unsettled. not out of the question for a sprinkle. it looks like the widespread rain is taking a vacation. the accuweather forecast, showing you sunny and mild on sunday. we had a one on this system both tuesday and wednesday, and we've taken it down one on the storm. it impacts how much the storm has weaken. a slight chance, the bigger picture on thursday and friday, eric, you will notice the cooler air will finally arrive. feeling much more like november this week. and still ahead, 11th is veterans day. a

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well, many of us may find this to be difficult, not to mention excruciating. it's called planking. and he reclaimed the world record for the longest stomach plank, holding it for nine hours in san diego. hood tweeted this photo showing his world record certificate. his endurance raised money to help veterans who were critically wounded overseas. i think that is george hood, is his actual name. sorry about that. anyway -- let's talk a little sports action. >> wow, my abs hurt just looking at that. all right, the cal bears need to look at that, the loss in washington state takes a lead to the pac-12. wild

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well, the cal bears hosted by washington state in a battle of air raid offenses, head coach sonny dykes, finds the scene, turns on the jets and he is gone, 75-yard punt return, second longest in school history. davis web to veasy to the eight-yard touchdown, later in the quarter, filing a 22-yard strike. 21-7 wazou, cal's miscues

hurting them. cal down 28-7 at the half. third quarter, faulkner threw for 27 yards, 425 yards, three touchdowns, made it 34-14, however, faulk is not done yet. two touchdown catches and became the all-time catcher. wazou leads the pac-12 north. and stanford and eugene first quarter, who you going to call? breaks loose, got some speed, 7-0, stanford, kris making just his third career start. three touchdowns, 61 yards, 106 receiving yards, 21-0 cardinal.

justin able ready to get his team on the board. breaks a tackle, 21 yards, stanford extends the lead in the second quarter. christ, seven-yard toss to michael recter, mccaffrey added 100 yards, three touchdowns, stanford led 38-13 at the break. third quarter after an oregon turnover. chris, 15-yard touchdown. stanford wins big, 52-27 improving to 7 and 3. sharks and lightning in tampa bay. brent burns, shot initially stopped by ben bishop. but three players crash into the net check it out puck ended up inside, after a long replay review. a goal 1-0 sharks, chris tierney fights for the puck, wingels back-to-back scores in games,

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live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. good evening, i'm eric thomas, in tonight's headlines if you drive in san francisco you will probably notice big changes along one of the city's biggest corridors, van ness avenue, there are now two lanes

in each direction of van ness instead of three. crews are building special bus lanes in the middle of van ness avenue. many of our citizens have fears of what president-elect donald trump may do once he takes office. mr. trump has already vowed to roll back mr. obama's clean power plan. and protests erupted in oakland again this evening, demonstrators tried to block traffic on 980 before being turned away on the highway patrol. others marched in san francisco. and president-elect trump stayed out of the private eye today, working to build a staff. this comes as activists show no signs of stopping their protests against his upset win. >> reporter: as protesters strain at the barricades surrounding his name sake tower, his gilded penthouse may seem

more like a prison. for days, the crowds prowled the streets, raising their signs and voices against the president-elect. >> i don't want him appointing supreme court justices. >> it's a lot of getting out and making sure your voices are heard. >> from coast to coast, signs of popular resistance to the populist president in waiting. the demonstrations mostly peaceful, but some protesters clashed with police. donald trump was out of the public eye for a second day saturday. his penthouse looks like a guard house, patrolled by heavily armed police. headquarters for team trump as they put together their new administration. >> the mood is excellent, we're just working really hard to help form a government. >> and when will we hear from president-elect trump? >> in the next couple of days, he is enjoying time with his

family, and receiving phone calls, the senior team is with him. these are exciting times. >> meanwhile trump telling 60 minutes, when he is president he will be more careful about tweets. >> i am going to do very restrained if i use it at all. >> president obama is reminding us that our military members and veterans serve as an example of what our nation triy ies to be every day. in his weekly address, he called it the single most diverse institution in the country. >> our veterans don't always go around telling stories of their heroism, so it is up to us to ask, to listen, to tell those stories for them and to live in our own lives the values for which they were prepared to give theirs. >> president obama added that we must acknowledge that we can never serve our military and veterans in quite the same way they serve us. hundreds protesting the construction of a pipeline in

north dakota are getting ready for the long, cold winter. a large encampment is set in on the sioux reservation. they say it would endanger the drinking water, and accuse the government of violating the clean air act. others who drove there are helping with temporary shelters that can protect the protesters from the tough north dakota winters. >> they can handle really heavy winds and snow loads and it seems they will get some of that here. >> the shelters are made of canvas wood and reflective foil for insulation. and new details on the suicide bombing at bagram air field killing four americans, two service members the other two were contractors, 16 other members and one polish soldier were injured. the suicide bomber managed to get inside the base and targeted

an area where the soldiers were getting ready to go for a run. the taliban is claiming responsibility. >> in iraq, gunfire and explosion and rising smoke from the city of mosul. they're working to reclaim the city from isis. iraq's joint coalition said that iraq killed 30 isis fighters and destroyed car bombs in this neighborhood today. tomorrow marks one year since terrorists killed 130 people in coordinated attacks in paris. >> as blood will flow. >> tonight, sting performed the first concert at bataclan hall since the attack. 89 of the victims were killed in the gunfire there while watching the band, eagles of death metal. sting told them they must honor the dead and celebrate leave. there was a moment of silence

before the show. sting will donate all proceeds from the show to help survivors. still ahead, we'll show you career paths that don't involve a college degree or debt. and? >> a man and his dog capture the hearts of an entire nation. and i am meteorologist drew sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this?

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a key to donald trump's victory was the success with blue collar voters where he promised to bring back blue collar jobs that presented a liveable wage. and that was the topic for students, who may see a future for themselves building things with their hands. >> why would you want to get involved in manufacturing? >> that is a big question for

high schoolers, where the goal was always to get a four-year degree. >> and the reality is, a lot of people want to use their hands, they're artists, they want to see the results. they don't necessarily want to spend four more years with simply books. >> so they have opened doors to offer the students the alternative. >> you can build a good career, and have economic stability. and you have the satisfaction of making things. >> they're all jobs that are high tech these days. >> the equipment, and new technology, i never seen it before. >> whether you build a spiral stair case or a keyboard that is bullet proof. >> these are exciting e ining ty jobs as well as something that is exciting for somebody who is creative. >> how do they land the jobs? well, here at laney college they teach the real world skills.

>> between machines, all we do all day is create geometry. >> now it's going to cut the inside? the east bay's refineries are going to need craft people. their work force is aging. >> 50% of their people could walk out the door and retire in many cases so they're facing a shortage in the future. >> people who build things to build a life for themselves. >> just keep working at it. that is my message to you. >> in oakland. a man had plenty of company when he walked his dying dog for the last time, hundreds of people turned out in southwestern england to join mark woods and his dog, walnut. woods tweeted walk with walnut, inviting others to join them before the ill dog was put to sleep. the crowd stood together as he

stood with him. he lived to the ripe old age of 18. and listen up, mcdonald's experimenting with something that may appeal to you. they announced a new product in italy this week. although it looks like a burger, it doesn't include a meat patty, just a lot of the chocolate hazel nut spread. for now it is only available in italy. let's check the forecast while i think that over. here is drew. i thought about this conversation earlier, i think it would be good, no? you think no? live doppler showing you what is going on, quiet precipitation-wise, as we look at the fog there is issues with visibility. dense in some spots and really setting up shop in the north bay. from santa rosa to petaluma, down to a quarter mile visibility very low visibility out there right now. kind of mixing the fog out overnight tonight. just sitting there first thing tomorrow morning. as we take a look at the future,

we look at the white contour you see on the screen, that is the fog. temperatures in the 50s, the fog is really evaporating in most spots. the coast will be in and out, we'll see sunshine by sunday. highs tomorrow afternoon, really, really comfortable. 71 in oakland, 75 in livermore. 68 san francisco, 71 in oakland, about 75 in san jose. accuweather forecast, beautiful tomorrow, mainly sunny on monday, chance of a sprinkle on the north bay, everybody has a chance in the north bay. the storm has weakened, by thursday and friday you will notice it is much cooler and more november-like finally on the seven-day forecast. >> a hazel nut chocolate burger. >> i would try anything once. >> okay, drew. >> no thanks, especially with the grilled onions, you don't want that.

>> i want the grilled onions. all right, shake-up saturday in college football, three of the top teams upset around the nation. nation. i think the entire c ♪ nation. i think the entire c ♪ ♪ nation. i think the entire c

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all right, washington is the pac-12's only hope of getting a team into the college playoff. the undefeated team methu fc tonight. ufc dominated early. 13-yard touchdown pass to rogers. ufc led 13-6 at the break, watch jackson just fall down covering john ross on that move. 17-yard touchdown, 17-13, washington back in it.

that is as close as the huskies got. eight-yard touchdown pass, 24-then, trojans, washington running out of time. browning tries to throw across his body, picked off by the second time, nice diving interception, and even better back flip. ufc takes down the huskies, first time they won two straight, falling to nine and one. second quarter, already 10-0, bama, to stewart, finished with eight catches, 156 yards, three touchdowns, 17-0, team now 10 and 0, four touchdowns, ran one of his yards on the ground. 15-yard bullet here to stewart. bama crushes mississippi state. 51-3, your final. second ranked clemson took it on the chin from pit.

panthers go from four to three. to georgia, back in the end zone. pitt of six, now clemson takes a seven-point lead, to sean watts. 35-27, watson. five minutes ago, goes one way, breaks the tackle. 20-yard score, 42-40, fans can't believe it. pass incomplete, still 42-40, 12 seconds to go, pitt kicker, for the win, got it, 43-42 your final clemson's first loss of the year first home loss to an unranked opponent since 2008. >> we knocked off the number two team in the country. our guys have a lot of guts, our kids deserve this and lost a lot of tight games by this much. our guys finished tonight. they get all the respect in the world. the little panthers got it done.

>> the undefeated fighting harbaughs, second quarter, seven-yard touchdown up the middle, wolverines up 10-0, but they couldn't run away with this one. becker to wadly, two-yard touchdown they kick a field goal to go 11-10. fourth quarter, michigan takes the lead with one yard. kenny allen, field goal, iowa freshman, keith duncan, 14-13, michigan goes down, the hawkeye fans stop the field. >> you know, every little thing doesn't always go your way. and to make it you know, to win you got to make it that way. and we didn't do enough things to make it that way tonight. >> ohio state looking to get back in the top four taking on maryland, barrett, leading the way, 253 yards, two touchdowns,

36 yards, 33-31. buckeyes after three quarters. ohio improves to 6 and 1, 62-3 route, should move into the top four on tuesday. lamar jackson, and louisville hosting lake forest. turned it over three times, wake kicked a field goal. 12-3 wake at the half but louisville then scores 44 unanswered points. brandon radcliff, he is good. and walker 31-yard pick, 44-12, the fine, louisville also 9 and 1. to be in the top four on tuesday. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino, raiders have a bye this week, niners face the cardinals in

arizona. and the fighting, drew tumas could win the big 10 outright if ohio state beats michigan. so it will be interesting to watch. what a day of upsets. three of the top four. >> there you go. >> lot of fans back home. >> need to storm the field. >> i never got to do it in college. >> because the big ten school i went to for a year lost by about 45 points today. so that was good for you. >> sorry we didn't have the highlights. >> that is it for

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