live, from the cbs bay area area -- studios. >> hillary clinton is pointing fingers, she is singling out one person for her white house defeat. >> clashes in the streets, some turning violent. unrest around the country, including the bay area. as people protest donald trump's presidential win. >> people unhappy with the outcome of the presidential election are continuing to hit the streets in frustration. andrea borba says some are peaceful, others are ugly. >> reporter: crowds in berkeley were smaller, and subdued as they marched up broadway and oakland. in san francisco, anti donald trump protests continued saturday, as they did around the country. thousands of people flooded downtown los angeles, denouncing the president-elect and his proposed policies.

>> we need to show the rest of the world this kind of hatred is not okay. >> reporter: in the portland, police used flash bangs to disperse crowds. >> there's a fight! this is terrible! >> reporter: at least one protestor was shot, while the crowds in oregon were blocking traffic. in indiana, riot police on horses tried to break up a crowd. in the windy city, a trump hotel once again became target of protestors' rage. in the bay area, the highway patrol and opd were prepared to stop protestors from making their way on the freeway. >> the people are unhappy with what's happening, and a lot of people will be affected by it, and, i don't know, i just have to be out here to stands up for myself, to stand up for the people i love, my friends, my

family. it's very important. >> there were trump supporters out, it started at donald trump's star. they say if we're going to become a strong nation, we need to come together as one people in in san francisco, some people did come together for a big group hug. organizes wanted to give people a positive way to vent their feelings. organizers say the turnout for the community support was better than. tomorrow, in oakland, people are invited to hold hands. they will form a circle at 3:00 p.m. donald trump is promises to show refrain online, and in his first post election interview on 60 minutes, he says he owes the victory partly to social media. >> in terms of numbers with facebook, twitter, i think it helped me win all of these

races where they're spending more money than i spent. and i won. >> you can watch the entire interview with president-elect, and the future first family tomorrow night at 7:00 on 60 minutes. hillary clinton is blaming james comey partly for her loss. in a conference call, she said her campaign was winning the race, until comey's letter to congress last month, saying the fbi had uncovered new e-mails. comey sent a second letter exonerating her, but by then, the damage was done. south bay, clinton supporters pounded the pavement protesting the results. we caught up with one woman who says it came down to the wire. >> i heard some things where they say some people, with how this election went, they didn't decide until the last minute, there was so much back and forth, the access hollywood tape came out, then the comey

letter. people were torn. >> despite the loss, she called on everybody to move forward. a young woman is dead after being thrown from her truck in a crash. it rolled several times last night on lone tree. police said the 23-year-old ran a red light and slammed into two cars. she was not wearing a seat belt, and was thrown out. investigators think alcohol may have been a factor. the two other drivers are expected to be okay. berkeley police are looking for a group of thieves that stole 70 smart phones, they hit the apple store on tuesday, and again on thursday. they took the display phones off the counter. they are looking for at least 8 men in their late teens and 20s. police near sacramento have a new strategy for tracking down thieves who steal packages

from porches. they say thieves often stake out neighborhoods first, and follow delivery trucks so they know where and when to strike without getting caught. now, officers are having drivers deliver some fake packages. inside, a gps tracking device that tells them where the thief goes. >> we want to just let them know they, if they do steal packages they will go to jail. >> i think that's a good idea. >> according to insurance quotes.com, 23 million americans had packages stolen from them last year. several bay area agencies also plan to start deploying bait packages as we head towards the holidays. two months after a 3 alarm fire ripped through the first congressional church of berkeley, causing $2 million in damage, there are new efforts to help rebuild. church members re opened the damaged thrift store for a very special fire sale. >> reporter: today was the reunion of sorts for leslie and

the other volunteers of the first congressional thrift store. >> these ladies are in their 70s, 80s and 90s. i was the kid. >> reporter: the store was run out of the church's basement, but the building is uninhospitable, and will be for some type. >> good things are going to come out of it. >> reporter: those that frequented the store are happy to see it return, even if just for the day. >> sad, but the community's still here, and it sounds like everybody is still kicking. >> i got a wallet and a jacket and sweater. >> reporter: services have been held about a mile away at congressional bethel, and the turnout has been great. >> people are coming, and there's been a lot of joy and laughter on sunday. >> reporter: it will be another two or three months before services will be held, and maybe as many as two to three years until their building is up and running. >> a lot of work to be done. but, he have one has their jobs

now. we have our marching orders. feels like we're moving things forward. >> reporter: if you milled the sale today, doesn't wore. there are plenty of -- missed the sale today, don't worry, there are plenty of sales coming up. popup shop aimed at helping the homeless just opened in san francisco tenderloin. customers by essential items, then the gear is delivered to the homeless. it is hosting the store until before christmas. a couple of bay area cities are waiting to find out who the next mayors will be. plenty of ballots still need to be counted. in fremont, the incumbent is trailing the challenger, at least for now. >> reporter: four days after election night, people in free month still don't know who is the next mayor. race too close to call. >> cashesly optimistic --

cautiously optimistic. >> i knew it was close. >> reporter: the incumbent is down by about 1200 votes to the challenger may. may has 55.15% of the vote, while harris has 48.51 but the race is far from over there might be as many as 20,000 ballots left to count. >> four hours you're waiting for the results to come that night is probably the longest four hours. this is going to be a long couple weeks. >> reporter: the key issue in the race has been over the pace of development. harrison is labeled as pro development, while may pledges to slow it down. not that we're against growth, but we're looking for responsible growth. >> we are the fourth largest city in the bay area, it's time we act like it. so we need to provide jobs, housing and commercial activities. >> reporter: if may maintains the lead and ends up being the next mayor, sheet would be the first asian american and first female mayor in fremont. >> it's a privilege to be first

in any role, in any category, and breaking that ceiling is exciting into it could be a while before we get the outcome. the registrar's office has until december 8 to certify the election results. the antioch mayor's race is too close to call. write now, wright leads harper by less than 200 votes. south by high school teacher is getting threats after comparing donald trump to adolph hitler. and now he is on paid leave. >> reporter: why did you feel it was appropriate to compare donald trump to hitler? >> because i think it's historically factual. hitler said he would make germany great again, donald trump said he would make

america again. hitler focused on the jew. donald trump is focused on muslims. >> frank frank is frankteacher is getting support. petition on change.org calls for the reversal of his leave. california woman says she was a target of a racial attack earlier this week, while just out walking her dog, and her story has gone viral kymby cao posted this picture online. you can see the egg on her head. she said she was walking her dogs when a car full of people drove up, they started yelling anti chinese slurs, telling her to go back home. and threw eggs before driving away. she filed a police report yesterday. she says she's okay, just overwhelmed with emotions. churches are encouraging california communities to come

together in peace. one church in sacramento opened its doors to all people. the pastor is concerned how president-elect trump has appear trade african-americans. >> we have professors, doctors, nurses that doesn't mean that all of us are in a category that he sees us as. he doesn't see us as people in my opinion. >> organizers say the events had nothing to do with how people voted. it was about bringing the community together against some of the backlash following the election. the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed 4 americans at a heavily guarded air base in afghanistan. how the attacker got in: >> reporter: afghan officials believe the suicide bomber entered on foot, and bypassed security by hiding among local afghan staff members reporting for work this morning. once inside the base, he successfully detonated his

explosives. four americans were killed, among them, two u.s. service members, and two contractors. 16 other american troops were wounded. the base has been attacked from the outside before, including a motorcycle bombing that killed six american soldiers last year, but today's bombing inside the base is extraordinary. bagram is the u.s. main military post in afghanistan, and home to most of the 8500 troops in the country. it's heavily guarded as you can imagine with several layers of security, including multiple checkpoints and fences. today's attack is the latest in an escalation of violence as the taliban step up attacks on western targeted. nine americans have been killed since the start of october. so far, 15 year war in afghanistan has claimed the lives of 2294 americans. . a concert hall in paris reopened nearly a year after a

deadly terrorist attack. [ singing ] >> rock icon sting sang some of his biggest hits at the theater. he opened with a moment of silence for the victims of the attack. he said in french, we will not forget them. security was tight around the concert hall. there was armed police, hundreds of yards of barricades, and extensive body searches. tomorrow is the first anniversary of the paris attacks. extremists attacked a stadium, and bars and restaurants, killing 130 people. thousands of california national guard soldiers are turning to donald trump for help. they're hoping the president- elect can stop the pentagon from taking back their bonuses. they were given to them improperly a decade ago. after public outcry last month, ash carter suspended the efforts to recoup the money. he said a new plan will start

in january, and all cases will be reviewed by july, but some think the new administration means more uncertainty so they are asking for action now. >> if they want to show appreciation for veterans, keep those contractual promises. >> the plan also does not address student loan forgive in, or veterans credit scores, which have been affected they say. they look exactly like prescription painkillers, but a growing number of drugs sold on the street or online contain dangerous opioids, created in a lab. alan shows us even some experts can't tell the difference and consequences with deadly. >> reporter: at a memorial, they came to honor their loved ones. >> my first born son john, at age 26. had been found deceased. >> reporter: unders of names, all lost to a drug overdose. >> we've been devastated by our

son's death. >> reporter: now the toll is growing with thousands more death a year, thanks to a disturbing trend. >> we've seen a surge in the use of counterfeit synthetic open yods, one of the worst -- opioids, one of the worst is fentanyl. >> it's not just regular fentanyl, but fentanyl -- we don't know how strong they are. >> reporter: drug dealers are making and putting different versions of at the present time nil into counter -- fentanyl into counterfeit drugs. overdoses are not uncommon. >> it's like playing russian roulette. >> if we're lucky enough to bring them back to where they will say what happened, they say i took a pill, and it looks like my others. >> reporter: that could well kill you. you don't know what's in it. don't experiment with it. testify they have the right

shape, color, and stamps as required by law. even the experts are stunned. >> some of the analysts are saying these look legitimate. >> reporter: in orange county since last year, the crime lab no longer identifies them by look. they have a chemical analysis. >> we didn't know. >> we were shocked. >> reporter: roughly 10% are counterfeit, and many contain fentanyl. >> we've found them in pills, powders, solids. >> reporter: the oxycontin pills are fence nil. the norco, phone knit, this back door -- fentanyl, this black tar heroin, fentanyl. >> reporter: the police took this photo with a child in the back seat. this couple overdosed on heroin laced with a version of fentanyl used to sedate elephants. >> it's 10 times stronger than morphine. >> if they get the same

quantity they think is heroin and it's fentanyl and ingest it, they'll die. >> reporter: i don't would they day -- why would they take it? >> because these's desperate. >> i started to use the illicit pain pills. >> reporter: because they were too expensive, he took counterfeit to ward off withdrawalled. addicts will do anything. >> because they're sick, throwing up in the shower, they just want out. they doesn't want to be sick anymore. >> reporter: as to why fentanyl. >> a little goes a long ways. >> reporter: the opioid is preved by mexico california cartel -- preferred by the mexico california cartels. >> reporter: a kilo the heroin can bring you $80,000, but fentanyl, you can make $10 million, and you don't have to grow it. you can make it in a lab. even buy it online, primarily

from secret labs in china. >> they're being shipped directly to the united states. >> reporter: on websites, the drugs are call research chemicals, not intended for human consumption. that's a code. >> it's actually a party drug which may or may not be illegal yet. >> reporter: the toxicologist did a study, her team brought research chemicals from after different websites just youthing a credit card. -- using a credit card. the drugs were real. >> i was surprised that more weren't stopped by customs. >> reporter: at the memorial, friends and families released balloons, each one representing a lost soul, but hope is in the air. >> i've never given up hope. >> reporter: he knows he can relapse -- >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: it takes it one day at a time. alan martin, kpix5. >> the dea will at times successfully ban them. the problem, the secret lab

just put a new one up for sale. and now it's time to say happy birthday! to the bay bridge. yes, it was november 12, 1936, right, 80 years ago. of the opening of the bay bridge still standing proudly and boldly. it took them, i think about three and a half years to build it. it will take them longer just to dismantle half of the bridge between angle island and oakland. the numbers right now around the bay area, temperatures mostly in the mid-50s. and mostly clear skies around the bay area as well. a very balmy day in the offing tomorrow for the bay area, but christmas in the park is starting to take shape in downtown santa hose. christmas in the park. there will be exhibits and glittering lights and a giving tree. it opens on november 25, admission is free.

in the words of meredith wilson in 1951, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas, in manhattan, too. the 94-foot rockefeller tree atried. the 50,000 -- arrived. the 50,000 lights will be twitched on on november 30. it's warming out out here on the west coast. mid-70s tomorrow,. plenty of sunshine, according to futurecast. over night a few low clouds along the shoreline, but you can see much of tomorrow will be severely clear, and continue to be very nice, very mild with one exception, we'll tell you about that midweek rain. there's a little chance on wednesday. so it will cloud up a bit, but it won't spread south. walnut creek on ice is this weekend, same with marin. and the sunday street block party, the weather looks good

for that. the veterans day parade along the wharf, it's looking good. looking good all week. one little wrinkle on wednesday for the north bay. and that's about it. that's weather, as for sports, let's see if vern glenn is going to last out his endurance contest. >> we'll see! not enough time for everything, but you will be entertained. what has happened to the oregon ducks! stanford football did not care. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

stanford's christian mccaff, snapped his chin strap and dominated.... early first quarter mccaffrey, a little seam an" jules?"...." he gone"!!!! 69 stanford, christian, did he dominate as i continue to just -- the video comes to your living room. there it is. thanks for the help! a little scene for mccaffrey, and he's gone! 69 yards. he scored twice in the first quarter. 258 all purpose yards. same opening quarter, the quarterback, no, perfect strike to jj, 258 yards, three touchdowns for him. final minute in the first half,

the third of mccaffrey's touchdowns. oregon's record, 3-7. stanford it to them, 52-27. the big game is next. now, cal sunday nights, yeah, you had enough to worry b cougars unbeaten in the pac-12. cal could not defend, much. a minute into the game -- >> he's gone! >> 75 yards. cougars 18 point favorites. they didn't let up. now to the corner. third time they connected there, that made it 35-7. they won 56-21. cal's third straight loss. almost 400 yards. i got more! it's more entertaining than this hoarse voice.

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all right, back to college football. the number 2, 3, 8, teams lost. the director wants to rush me,

okay, i'll play along. usc. get it done against the washington huskies. that's enough said tonight. 26-13 would be the win. we have more. more upsets. pitt panthers against clemson. the kicker did not blow it for pitt. game reining -- winning field goal. jim harbaugh, and michigan trying to get past iowa on the road. the iowa kicker, time ran out, that's the game winner. hawkeyes won 14-13. so today the first time since '85, the number 2, 3, 4 teams lost on the same day. over to the ice, sharks at

the lightning. sharks on the power play, long distance, to make it 3-0. san jose won 3-1. we'll be back. ,,,, thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation.

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tomorrow morning at seven- thirty. news and weather updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-co goodnight. thank so much for watching. >> we would be saying good night, but we have to say it for vern. >> that's right!

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