he names two top advisors... as protests continue coast to coast. good evening, i'm brian hackney. and i'm juliette goodrich. we begin with a peaceful protest g right now in the president-elect trump named 2 top advisories. good evening. we begin with peaceful protest happening right now on the east bay. demonstrators are holding hands around the lake. they are hoping to stretch the entire way around the lake. nearly 3.5 miles. organizers say it say peaceful way to come together to honor their community, their values and resilience as aination. meanwhile trump announced he filled two top resilience as

a nation. meanwhile trump announced he filled two stop spots. trump said i am thrilled to have my successful team continue with me in leading our country. >> the president-e lect of the united states donald trump. >> reporter: five days after trump's triumph at the polls his team took to the sunday morning shows to address growing concerns about a divided country. >> his victory speech was in the right direction. >> is time for barack obama to be protested. this man is our president. >> reporter: protesters were out chanting slogans against trump. [everyone talking at once] . >> reporter: protesters march through the streets of new york their numbers are growing.

many of them say these demonstrations will continue until trump addressed their concerns. >> reporter: in his first interview, trump told 60 minutes that he still plans to secure the border with mexico. >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> they are talking about a fence? >> certain areas i would. but some it is not. i am good at this, it is called construction. >> reporter: as a president he will be restrained on social media. >> you can watch the interview with president-elect trump and the future first family tonight on 60 minutes at 7:00 right here on kpix5. >> today, after a bitter election season people on different sides of the political divide met in san jose as kpix shows us the goal was to try to better understand each other's views. >> as i reflect back to this

rather toxic campaign. >> reporter: titled a day of healing and reconciliation. reconciliation does not mean we are silent and passive but it means it is a time to listen to people who are not like us. >> reporter: donald trump surprise victory left the country divided. some excited and some dispairing. >> i know that deep in his heart he wants a better united states. >> reporter: mary is republican and voted for trump. but attended today's service in hopes of helping her friends and neighbors better understand his choice. >> he wants it better for people and feels there say change. he is a new yorker and says a lot of thicks that are hurtful, and yet i don't see difference on the other side. >> reporter: not everyone agrees it is a time for reconciliation, for some a moment of resistance. >> my hope is that his precedency will look vastly different from what his campaign is. >> reporter: people attending

say they hope to come away with a better understanding of their fellow americans even when they disagree with their president. >> we need to hear the voices of the people and understand what their concerns are. the average person. >> a environmental festival this weekend about to wrap up. the green festival expo going on for pier 35. dozens of booths had vegan food and speakers offer more for green lifestyle. on politics even the woman running the festival is worried about what trump will do for the environment. >> the challenge it is the unknown. we don't know what is going to happen. there is no track record of trump and what he is going to do in terms of climate change and sustainability. the big unknown is what concerns a lot of people. >> reporter: organizers were

expecting 15,000 visitors today. a big event to honor veterans. this morning the 97th annual san francisco veteran's day parade. jessica flores was there as they honored vets. >> reporter: as fisherman's wharf, every drumbeat, every routine, dedicated to the veterans of our armed forces. >> it is an important day. it commemorates our veterans. so we can pay tribute to them. >> reporter: one veteran among the crowd, serving in world war ii. he received a purple heart after being wounded in combat. >> it is great to be seen around the young people. >> reporter: this veteran's day weekend after the election it is important to honor the sacrifices. >> i think we are on the cusp of a very unpress densey, i think, where we have to see the

future and the future player on unprecedency, i think where we have to see the future and the future view of the nation. >> reporter: veterans day a reminder of the country's strengths. >> we are a big country, a great country. i am sure that we weathered many storms and we will weather this storm just like we have since 1776. >> this is the second year the parade has been held there. organizers plan to have it there next year as well. developing now, california sheriff's deputy has been killed in the line of duty. the police have a suspect in

custody. david machoto jr. the deputy was responding to a suspicious car and person. we are live at the scene with the details. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the shooting happened at 8:heurt this morning and less than four hours later the suspect was in custody. you could see here at the sheriff's office a memorial already set up for deputy wallace. >> reporter: deputy dennis wallace shot and killed at fox grove park this morning in houston. after finding a stolen vehicle in the area. the sheriff says the deputy was shot execution style. the detectives say the suspect stole a car as multiple law enforcement looked for him. >> reporter: we broadcasted this information california wide that this individual was wanted for the murder of a peace officer. >> reporter: he then rob aid store and tried to -- robbed a store and then tried to steal a woman's purse.

that woman called the police and he was taken into custody after being chased by the police. >> the suspect was not immediately recognized or identified until after he was taken into custody. >> reporter: the sheriff says that he will stand trial here. now, the sheriff says that homicide detectives left in a helicopter today to try to see if the suspect in the jail wants to give a statement. he sent a team to bring that suspect here back. back to you. >> reporter: we. we are learning a woman is under arrest for a triple homicide. two women and a man were found dead on friday a mile southeast of the coliseum. they say someone stabbed all three victims, shot the two women and set their garage on fire. now, a woman is under arrest in the killings. set to be arraigned on tuesday. a powerful earthquake jolts

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the quake on "south island" cracked roads and triggered landslides. it struck just after midnight on monday... local time... with a magnitude of seven point eight. residents say the shaking went on for about three minutes. a earthquake struck on monday local time with a magnitude of 7.8. residents say the shaking went on for 3 minutes. the quake caused items to fall from shelves in a super market. owner took pictures of all of the debris. the market was closed when the earthquake hit. emergency services detectived 6 foot high waves and warned a tsunami could happen. to be safe the officials told people along the entire east coast of new zealand to move to

high ground. >> we responded as we should. they did not go down to the beach and did not go and ignore the warnings. they took the advis seriously. we now know -- advice seriously. we know that the risk has now been downgraded. >> the quake damaged buildings in the capitol. that is about 120 miles north of the epi center. one person died in a small coastal town. other died at a ski resort. we are hearing about a strong earthquake in argentina. a magnitude of 6.2 centered in the mother west area of the country. the quake hit after 8:00 a.m. so parthere are no reports of injuries or damage in argentina or neighbors chilee. president in paris is visits each of the 7 sites where extremists went on a bombing and shooting rampage a year ago. he unveiled a plaque and placed

a wreath outside the stadium, one of the places that was hit. he talked with those that survived and relatives of those who died. we have video of a boat that capsized off of the coast of north carolina. five people had to be rescued. the coast guard says it was a five hour operation. crews in a helicopter spotted 3 people near the boat and the other 2 were found trying to swim back so shore. all 5 are expected to be okay. people in the southbay are upset about increasing water rates. some customers say they have seen their bills go up 100 miles last year. they stopped an on-line practice. 48 people finished. they blame the drought surcharges. still ahead, one brave man

is attempting the impossible. his plan to swim 2000 miles between two continents. as the moon rises slowly in the east. we will tell you about something with this moon that has not been seen in 2600 years ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

today at a-t- and-t park... hundreds of people took part in a freezemob.. and a flash mob! once the music starts.. participants freeze.. and pose showing acts o hundreds of people took part in a freeze mob and a flash mob. once the music starts people freeze and pose showing acts of kindness. hugging, kissing, laughing, once the music picks up so do the dancers. we spoke to the man that choreographed this year's dance. >> very overwhelming and emotional about it. i have been seeing it on facebook all day. people doing it already because it is the 13th. it was yesterday in certain countries. so, we are doing it here today in it is 7%

larger and 15% brighter. just to go out and look at it i don't think it will be like it will knock you out. it is a great excuse to go out and show your kids something about the solarsystem we live in. tonight's excuse is the fact that the full moon larger than it has been at least in appearance to the naked eye since 1948. cool stuff. the numbers around the bay area right now. concord, 71 degrees. oakland, 67. livermore, 68, san francisco, 63. we are all in the 60s for the most part. tomorrow afternoon, the numbers will go from the middle 70s around the coast to the lower middle 70s inland. here is what is happening. high pressure gives us one more day of fairly warm and fairly mild weather. so, monday looks nice. by tuesday the effects of that lull up in the gulf, well, it will knock the breath out of that high pressure. might get a sprinkle or 2 in the north bay. tomorrow, the future cast. you will see it after low clouds in the early going we will burn it off and have mostly sunny day as a result.

much of monday will look okay. so, to sum it up. one more fair warm day for monday. on tuesday, we go a little cooler. just a slight chance of rain in the north bay. it looks like it will be wet next weekend. rain will be moving back in the bay area. we will wait until next weekend for that. meantime, nice week ahead. if you are heading out of the bay area. 72, partly cloudy skies for sacramento. fresno, middle 70s and sunshine and 54 at yosemite. overnight lows, not bad. look at the moon. not bad. numbers will bottom out in the upper 40s to middle 50s. tomorrow, close to average. 66 in the city. concord, 71. 74 in san jose. unusually warm. oakland will hit 69 degrees. we take a voyage around the bay area and do it by the numbers, low 70s in the south bay. -- the east bay, pleasant. low 70s as well. 72 for pittsburgh. 73 degrees at livermore. 72 at danville. up if in the north bay, we will be see something low clouds to

start out in the morning and plenty of sun and numbers topping out in the upper 60s. nice, clover dale. the temperatures in the lower 70s. 69. in the extended forecast we will increase the clouds and tell lead to a chance of not much, really, tuesday, a sprinkle or 2 in the north bay. cloudier on tuesday, though. that will set a colchange coming into the bay area. the latter half of the week. we are back to sunny skies. the numbers do not do much. in the lower 60s. the next chance of rain is going to be coming in for saturday and sunday. in the really extended forecast. it does look like thanksgiving week will be on the wet side. stay tuned on that. and for this mr. o'donell? well, raiders got today off. things have not changed in the afc west. the 49ers rally. the closing minutes in arizona would the cardinals rally back? kick off, next ,,

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we 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.

we are seeing more consistency from the quarterback position. certainly the defense played one of its -- well, best game day since the opening week. what seems like years ago. week 2 of the season. arizona david johnson ran for 157 yards as the 49ers rush defense is the laughingstock of the nfl. today, the rematch, this time in arizona. now, back after missing the last 2 games with a shoulder injury. the 49er defense held johnson to just 55 yards on 19 carries. this is the longest run of the

day. at 19 yards scoring. giving the cardinals a 14-0 lead. but, back come the 49ers. they go 75 yards to just 2.5 minutes. scrambles, scrambles, wide open. now, 17 yards score. sanfrancisco down, 14-7. it is now 23-13 arizona. little over 3 to go. cardinals trying to burn the clock. palmer, picked off here. arizona's 4th turnover of the game. sanfrancisco, takes over with a chance to tie. kaepernick getting the total. 55 yards, none bigger than this. he tied it. 2020. less than 2 minutes remaining. that is too much time for carson palmer who burned the 49ers 2ndary for 376 yards, this pass gave them the 1stdown at the 23. arizona. time running out. now, from 34 yards out.

good. cardinals win. 23-20 despite the much-better gain for the 49ers, they fall 1- 8. >> you know, i told him i was proud of how they competed today. they still have to, you know, not handing out participation trophies it is about wins and losses. >> easier to swallow in a game when you are not competing? >> no, every loss hurts. no, i don't know how you are wired but, not a big fan of the losing aspect; so ... raiders will play in new mexico city november 21st. might have a chance to increase their lead in the afc west by playing couch potato. chiefs not trying to go into a tie with the raiders. less than 30 seconds to play. now, tied at 17. newton, hitting benjamin. now, peters ripped the ball out of benjamins hands and then they are in goal range.

all you can do is watch. 37 yards out. it is up t -- it is good. time expired. chiefs beat the panthers 20-17. that is 5 straight wins. the panthers now 3-6. now, talib and the broncos trying to get back in the driver's seat of the afc west or keep up to speed. 2 minutes to go, down 2, making a grab, 2 brood to tie the game. they need an extra point to probably win the football game. but then ... timons leaps over the center. he blocks the kick, will parks scoops it up on and goes 84 yards. he kept his feet in it. this is amazing. two points for the broncos instead of losing they blocked a kick and they are 7-3. so, here it is in the afc west as it stands right now. chiefs and raiders are tied at 7-2 but kc won earlier this

season in oakland they hold the tiebreaker right now. nascar in phoenix. the chase race. after two overtime restars, joe picks up his second in the chase he will be johned by jimmie johnson, edward -- he will be joined by jimmie johnson and carl edwards. the warriors are back home tonight. taking on the phoenix suns. they just kicked off. golden state trying to prove 8- 2. now, wednesday night, do you see this? now, i have seen this woman now. i am thinking she say season ticket holder. she is a retired teacher and long time season ticket holder stole the show with dance moves. will she have an encore tonight? >> take us to that moment. i mean it is -- it is a timeout. everyone is feeling good at the game.

[ laughter ] >> take us through it. boom, what happened that propelled you to -- well i got this sweater and that was a dare to wear and a dare to get up and dance last season. this season i was feeling, all right, i think we need some good times here. just popped up and started dancing and did every move that i know and that was it. >>and they tape her during every warrior game when they go around dancing on the big screen and the fans, the place goes nuts when she goes on. >> i have seen it so many times i can not stop watching. >> i am impressed. she say retired teacher that can buy season tickets to the warriors. when i retire, no chance. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> no, no, they never show the press box. you have to be quiet in the press box. >> let's find the sweater and get it for vern. tonight, giants former 2nd baseman is now a radio talk show host for the bay area.

>> all right. sounds good. by the way, the interview with donald trump on secretary minutes tonight in 1 1/2 hours. see you at 6:00 >> quijano: a reality check on the campaign promises. tonight "60 minutes" asked donald trump about the wall and his pledge to deport undocumented immigrants. >> a lot of these people, probably two million, could even be three million. >> quijano: new developments in the trump university case, and we hear from lawyers defending the judge. >> when trump says, he's mexican. >> he's an american of mexican descent. >> quijano: a powerful earthquake rattles new zealand, we're in paris one year after the terror attacks that killed 130 people. and around the world with the wheelchair travelers. >> people have this preconceived notion of wheelchair users of either staying at home, laying in the bed. i want to change that perception