minutes some of the signs read dumping the trump. we talk about what is going on you can hear a speaker here on the loudspeaker at times tucking in spanish and speaking in english. as a look at this group. very heavy police presence in this area of dozens of officers in the distance behind where i'm standing battle with that but we have officers with the california highway patrol top of this group will march down market street. if you are planning to get home tonight market street may not be your best bet. and you hear of the angry drivers are agreeing with the protests as they go by.

>> vicki:and happening now. protesters are gathering at frank ogawa plaza--- in oakland for a second round of protests over trumps election. you are looking at live aerials courtesy of our partnership with a-b-c 7. protests last night in oakland. led to vandalism to downtown businesses and an injury to one person who was hit by a car as demonstrators attempted to block highway 24. and today those business are left with picking up the pieces. kron4's haaziq madyun was in oakland today as shop owners repaired the damage done to their businesses sheets of plywood are being used to board up shattered windows following last night's presidential election protest here in downtown oakland. this was the scene tuesday night here on broadway "they were going crazy, breaking stuff, glass everywhere" "they had garbage cans right here set on fire" some businesses are using boards to cover the damage. others are boarding up in prepartion for

the next protest. meanwhile folks downtown have mixed feelings about the destrcution that took place "i don't understand every time something doesn't go their way, be it vote, or whichever way it turns out, why they have to go around and just destroy property? it doesn't make any sense to me. it's not going to solve anything" "i'm not saying that is something that i would do but i understand why people are having reactions, i mean there were protests at berkeley, san jose state, everywhere" "well if they voted i guess they have every right to express themselves but if you're going to protest and you didn't get out and vote, i'm going to tell you to sit down" oakland police say around 250 protestors marched through downtown. some committing acts of vandalism. police issued one citation. there were no injuries reported. in oakland

haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:also happening now. several other protests have broken out tonight--- not just here in the bay area but across the nation. these are live pictures. we will continue to montinor this stories and bring you updates on air and online at kron four dot com. and students are protesting against the presidential election results.with a walk out. the left hand side of your screen are students at boulder high school in colorado. the right side.university of texas students. colorado students said they were protesting the values donald trump stands for.

students lined up on the school's athletic field, behind banners and signs.one sign read "b-h-s no place for hate." and students in texas skipped class and marched through downtown austin, holding signs and chanting slogans including "donald trump has got to go" and "texas, fight!" some wore face masks and carried a communist flag. these videos are going to be in a doublebox side-by-side. i need you to write this like. and more protests broke out across california--- students at u-s davis held up signs blah blah blah you can see them there on the the left. and in los angeles. and i think there's a script some where for that one. let me know if you have questions!! >> catherine:protesters marched through downtown austin, holding signs and chanting slogans including "donald trump has got to go" and "texas, fight!" some students wore face masks and carried a communist flag. one student said he was afraid republicans were going to cut education funds, including financial aid. the university's dean of students said student leaders are organizing opportunities for students to support each other and "process the range of emotions" related to the

election. not everyone in america is embracing a peaceful transfer of power after tuesday's election. --vo script-- a group of demonstrators marched on the streets of downtown los angeles tuesday night. they shouted chants of "not my president" in response to donald trump's defeat of hillary clinton. one demonstrator blamed the democrats for their party's loss. --sot-- "this is not a surprise to us. this is a wake up call to the democratic party to step their game up, to elect candidates that represent everybody. not to elevate people like donald trump." --tag-- during the demonstration-- protesters also burned a pinata that was made to resemble donald trump. one person also lit an american flag on fire. but others quickly extinguished it. there's 'another' kind of protest brewing. you might soon be seeing the hash tag "cal-exit." catherine heenan is here to explain. we've seen that some people are upset about the prospect of a trump presidency. now -- "cal-exit" is trending on social media. it's about californians who insist they want the state to secede from the united states --- reminiscent of the brexit movement to leave the european union. they're leading a campaign aimed at putting a referendum on the 2018 ballot. california was solidly behind hillary clinton -- with 61% of the electoral votes. examples of some of the cal-exit tweets: the person who said "i'm all in. we could elect bernie sanders as our leader." and another - "any chance california can pull a brexit and leave the u.s.? honestly scared right now." it's not clear how serious they are or whether this will have

any long-term traction. but it's just another example of how some people are eager to show their disapproval. donald trump will take office in one of the strongest positions in decades. with republicans in control of both the house and senate. in the senate. republicans control 51 seats to the dems' 48. there is still one senate seats yet to be decided. control of the senate will be key to the early successes of a trump administration. in theory, controlling congress and the white house will let the gop swiftly pass legislation that reverses many of obama's policies. and it's much the same in the house. where republicans hold a 238-193 majority. one race of note yet to be decided is in california's 49th district. that's darrell issa's seat representing parts of orange and san diego counties. right now issa holds a slim lead over democratic challenger doug applegate. president obama urged his fellow democrats to "lick their wounds" - and get back in the arena. he'll meet with president-elect donald trump tomorrow in washington. hillary clinton spoke with trump privately last night -- and today, addressed her supporters. cnn's political correspondent ryan nobles joins us live now from washington d.c. -- with more. ryan? and a reminder. public >> reporter: conceded the election. and legs for to a

peaceful transition from the presidency to a trump presidency. we are all one team. >> pam: vigo to washington d.c..

>> steve: ryan quick question to start off today last night tromp bids on the he doesn't do very often started consolatory note seen collaborating building that

wall is one of them. >> reporter: repeal or place a bomb care controversial big thing is that he will have much of an excuse he is guy and have majorities in everything in many of these measures use champions or more specifically for filling, care. let's play all

speculation at this point what you say then cars then a doctor as and corporate. the potential chief of staff steady job in the on see chairmanship. read one of trump's closest advisers could he be the next secretary or perhaps attorney general of a complicating concern for tromp's definitely one of the most loyal supporters and head of the transition team. trump

king go and a lot of different directions the conceived by the names we just mentioned not a ton of diversity we will see exactly where trump votes over the next couple months. >> steve: we have complete election coverage. along with local election results updating live on our website. it's all on kron four dot com. after a divisive and deeply personal campaign -- the voters

have spoken. donald trump is the president elect - pulling off a stunning victory against hillary clinton. today -- people from both parties spoke about putting aside their differences and pledged to work together. mary moloney reports. and there's still a lot of local election results to talk about. still ahead on kron four news. the recreational use of marijuana--- in now legal in california. we'll tell you what this means, coming up after the break. and. trump's election raises a lot of questions--- from health care to immigration policy. we take a look at. what's next for a range of hot-button issues. plus. thousands of students in the east bay. walked out of class today in opposition of president-elect donald trump's victory. what the students have to say.

>> steve:proposition 64, otherwise known as the legalization of recreational marijuana, was approved by voters on tuesday. kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with a break down on what exactly that means. * *pkg * if and when communities like san jose decide to allow the sales of recreational marijuana under prop 64, it might look something like this. like the existing 16 medicinal marijuana dispensaries already doing business. sean kalirai is a consultant for the industry. sot sean kalirai/medcinal marijuana consultant under prop 64, people over 21

can possess an ounce of pot and up to six plants. you can't smoke it in public or near schools or youth centers. for now, recreational users can't buy marijuana from medicinal dispensaries but that could change as communities implement their own rules, such as quality control. sot neil ruditsky.elemental wellness center through licensing and taxation, which will be much higher for recreational pot, prop 64 might generate a billion dollars annually. in the interest of preventing a proliferation of new despensaries, communities might consider a hybrid system with separate entrances and transactions. but the biggest takeaway from prop 64 may be the decriminalization aspects of the new law. sot sean kalirai/medicinal marijuana consultant and coming up. new tonight at 10. an explosive side to the marijuana business. makeshift labs designed to extract the oils that make you high. the dangers of pot.that you might not realize could be lurking next door. we go in-depth tonight on hash oil. tonight at 10. the state and bay area had a list of 'other' interesting measures to consider last night.

catherine heenan is here with some of those results. >> catherine:the pot issue probably got the most buzz.but californians made decisions on issues ranging from gun sales to cigarette taxes. bay area voters approved measures to tax soda and other sugary drinks in san francisco, oakland and albany.

it means a penny an ounce tax on sweetened drinks. the tax will not apply to diet sodas or naturally sweetened drinks. supporters argued it will help curb health problems like diabetes.

californians approved the measure to raise taxes on cigarettes by 2-dollars a pack and put new taxes on e- cigarettes. it adds two dollars to the current 87-cents-a-pack tax. it's the first increase in state tobacco taxes since 1998. california also joins only about a half dozen states that tax e- cigarettes and vapor products. also approved - measure r-r. the bart bond issue. it was on the ballot in alameda, contra costa county and san francisco. it means 3-point-5 billion dollars in bonds to repair and replace aging tracks, tunnels and train systems. voters defeated prop 62 -- a measure to repeal the state death penalty. it would have replaced executions with life in prison. california has the nation's biggest death row - but has executed only 13 prisoners since the death penalty was enacted. a rival measure 'was' passed - that would try to speed up executions. and voters have expanded some of the nation's toughest gun control measures. prop 63 bans large-capacity

ammunition magazines.and requires background checks for ammunition sales. it would also speed up the process for taking away guns from people no longer allowed to own them. steve and vicki? in san francisco - a measure that would ban tents on sidewalks looks like it's going to pass. prop q bans encampments. and authorizes city officials to remove them after a 24-hour notice. the measure requires the city to offer a shelter bed or other types of housing to those displaced. but homeless advocates say the measure is an empty one. since the tents are already illegal and there aren't enough beds in san francisco shelters. we reached out to san francisco supervisor mark farrell who sponsored prop q. he did not get back to us. voters have cracked down on fracking and new oil-well drilling.in monterey county. yesterday.voters adopted a ballot measure to phase out new oil drilling and ban fracking. oil companies raised more than 5-million-dollars against the measure. bernie sanders and actor leonardo dicaprio were among some campaigning for the ban. monterey county is the state's fourth-largest oil-producing county. now.it's the seventh county in the state to ban fracking. and the bay area led the pack on the ban.back in july.alameda county became the first to outlaw fracking. election-california-the latest the latest: monterey county voters ban fracking >> britteny: the sixth pillar of the comparable day napa 767 yen fairfield at 76 and vallejo of all island 731 and at the pleasanton. 71 degrees in fremont closer paul auto 70 degrees and not in view temperatures in san as a right now at 71 degrees as well.

comfortable starts the evening or the next few hours clear skies mid-60s by 7:00 p.m. 61 degrees for inland locations and then it warmer than in the spot the '60s by 7 and 9:00 high 50s closer to the coast. into tomorrow friday we continue to see these really try mild conditions for the ridge of high pressure off right over fair severance the scope. the see cooler temperatures into the weekend. for tomorrow 70 degrees have monday 73 in san francisco 78 nevada 79 degrees and happens tomorrow close to 80 degrees in san jose 86 livermore coming up with to get closer look at your 3 day forecast but you know what's in store for the rest of the workweek. still ahead following several protests happening right now on the bay area across the nation this over the presidential election of

i'll try to bring you the latest coming out. students are in the east bay. thousands of students walked out of school -- demonstrating their disappointment over the results of the presidential election. in this video from our helicopter partnership with a-b- c-7 news. you can see students from berkeley high school marching down the street.

kron four's philippe djegal

spoke with stunned and upset students still in a state of shock. >>:nats- "love trumps hate." >> reporter:anger and anxiety. >>:nats- "not our president." >> reporter:grave concern over president-elect donald trump's win. sot- "last night, we seen who, like how our country actually is." some two thousand berkeley high school students dtiching class and taking to the streets. sot- "the whole entire school is out here -- its pretty great."

many of these demonstrators too young to even vote, now inspired to get involved in the political process. sot- "we the new generation, so we can, like we can do something in the future." the walkout started at berkeley high and ended at uc berkeley. where high school and college students banded together, calling for peace despite the election results. sot- "be respectful of all your peers. these are your peers that are standing against trump, not standing against each other." berkeley high school principal sam pasarow was in the crowd. sot- "this is a historical moment and it's a very difficult moment for our community." while some staff members stayed behind, supervising the students who chose not to march pasarow and several teachers monitored the students who joined the protest -- encouraging them to express themselves without fear of being reprimanded for skipping class.

sot- "consequences will not follow today's walkout." a disheartened group struggling to accept america's choice. nats'- "not our president." in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. people talk about a miracle i'm hearing about a nightmare trump! trump!trump! fear and gloating in america after a deeply polarizing presidential campaign reaches its end. a wall with mexico. ending obamacare. a supreme court rollback of abortion rights and banning muslim emigration. all those campaign promises by the president=elect raising questions about what he can and will do.

catherine heenan is here with that story. a president who's never served in public office, never worn the uniform of the american military and one who's been openly critical of his own party, the country is moving into uncharted territory. "and what will president-elect trump do to unite the country? it won't be easy, we know that's for sure." one indication: as trump's triumph went from possible to probable last night. tens of thousands tried to log onto the canadian government immigration site. sfx the site collapsed under the weight of the traffic about seven thirty last night and has been sporadic since then. a canadian dating site made its offer of romance for future ex=patriates. in mexico, the value of the peso plunged as the returns came in. former president vicente fox repeated his reaction to the cornerstone of trump's campaign, f course mexico will never pay for that wall reponses came from britain. whe tweeted t is written 9=11. executive of zynga asked "is this what it felt like when people first real hitler leader 'm very concerned as a muslim. i'm concerned about a president who g become president the campaign to ban all mu because they this evening filled the streets outside chicago's trump tower. demonstrations today. from high school students in iowa to college student the we are not going to be apart from one another. we have t be united. wall street investors were "not" protesting. the dow ended up almost 3=hundred points, near its high for the year. the big winners were pharmaceutical companies and private prison operators. the nasdaq. also climbed over 57 poin c and the s&p rose 23 points. >>: and canada via nightmare.

here fear including deeply polarizing campaign reaches its and paid all ending a bomb care and then vanning emigration. all those campaign promises by the president raising questions about what he will actually do it now the country is moving in uncharted territory. as a triumphant from possible the probable 10 to thousand travelogue on to the canadian government's emigration site.

and a collapse under the weight of the traffic about 730 last night and sporadic since then. canadian dating cite its offer romance future expatriate's in mexico the value of the peso plunged as the former president repeated his reaction to the cornerstone of the campaign. and many extreme came from britain musician mia pleaded the date in europe is here in the bay area is in that ast is this what felt like the people first realized someone could take power. they filled the streets outside chicago as of trump tower. one of dozens of demonstrations today high school students iowa college students across the country. wall street investors

not protesting fell more than 2 1/5 points near its high for the year pharmaceutical companies private prison operators nasdaq also climbed 57 points as and he rose 23 points.

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morning we see clear conditions not a lot of fog for tomorrow morning's commute and now the senate agrees livermore campbell severance cisco 68 in oakland and then mid-70s vallejos 69 at the 68 in the bottle. and then back 80 degrees conquered 7976 livermore 82 in san jose. 76 in mountain view after temperatures in san francisco tomorrow back to los '70s so that as a nice day for your thursday friday still warm and the saturday the will start to see the ridge of high pressure break down and that means slightly cooler temperatures at the portion of the start of a week and low '70's. mid-60's for the coast coming up with a closer look at years of monday forecast. >> pam: wounding two other the

four policemen shot him yesterday afternoon shutdown to nearby polling places and then it wasn't related to the election the 45 year-old shooter military background with a gun fanatic binging on cocaine found himself for a >> pam: maine's blocked off the cover and plywood this tuxedo. >> vicki: a protester was arrested for taking a sledgehammer to it the man was charged with felony vandalism officials say that the star of the mostly repaired and still needs to be finished and

polished wood takes about two weeks. transfers to the star back in 2007 for his role in reality show the apprentice. the two other bodies found as 25 year-old mcgann and her husband 29 year-old the corner preliminary tests they say they both died of gunshot wounds last week in messier's remove the shipping container for they found the caleb brown chained and screaming for help. the found the boy friend's body buried on the land and currently connected to seven killings.

>> vicki: a fire broke caceres cycling plant the flames he conceded blocks away from an elementary school in lodi the firefighters one residents to stay away from the area and the dispatch of a fire engines and trucks to the scene the word yet

on what caused the fire. >> vicki: 55 women are respected die and 2030 as it comes from a low middle income countries access to health care is less widespread. >> vicki: assess over the elections of a live look right now from the sutra camera if of

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>> pam: now the states of massachusetts nv may all have similar measures last night and there's a question will the president allow at flea takes office.

>> reporter: david west talk the media this morning and the majority of questions centered on spots around election. they called these the disheartening.

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week and the track a few changes temperatures drop down that >> britteny: here's a look ahead at will expect a beautiful night with mostly clear skies expected as we go into the weekend. this averages dropped down and more will be warm and sunny slightly cooler on saturday. with wind speeds fairfield now sustain that 8 mi. an hour 66 nevada 69 center fell 63 in san francisco 71 in san and said low seventies right now unconquered. we see a high ridge of pressure in control so you will see a lot of cloudiness no rainfall for us and if you often clouds. 77 for east bay's ounce

and 80 degrees. news 71. sunday

take a look at monday in the next week

>> pam: >> vicki: joined. and here's one of the morning and don't want anyone to think of death for people to think of life. one be here on a long time a reporter after that said if he's in denial. 25 years later it is not been set a day. nasa much more

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protesters are backout in the streets of oakland tonight. protesting the election of donald trump as president. this gathering is taking place right outside city hall. so far it has remained peaceful. last night we saw numerous fires being set in the street. protesters also made it up on to highway 24 where one of them was hit by car. today hundreds of students in oakland decided to protest the results of the presidential election. unlike last night's protest in downtown oakland that saw protestors turn to vandalism. these students protested peacefully. some of the students talked to kron4's haaziq madyun about their motivations for walking out of school it is the day after donald trump won the presidential election and hundreds of students here at oakland technical high school walked out of class to protest for a variety of reasons you take part in the walk out?

"yeah i did!" why? "because i don't feel like i'm going to be represented." you have latino background? "yeah" you got folks that are concerned if he is the president? what are they saying to you? "that i'm not going to be able

to see them because they don't live in america" why did you walk out of class today? "i walked out of class because i'm not fixing to represent somebody that's not for us" this is the school principal. as you can see she has a watchful eye over every student. she supported the walkout so this was a peaceful protest? "yes it was, yes it was, oakland tech has a legacy of students being heard and pushing the world to think differently" after walking out the students walked back into class and finished out the school day.in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news

in the midst of the often dramatic and emotional reaction today. both hillary clinton and president obama were quietly encouraging americans to accept the outcome of the election. catherine heenan is here with more on what both of them had to say. as you can say there is a wash for eye on every student. you can see that she supported the walkout. . and then the negativity of being heard and pushing the world to think differently

both hillary clinton - and later president obama - delivered very gracious speeches. clinton saying that losing the election is "painful" -- but that americans owe donald

trump an "open mind and a chance to lead." president obama sounded the same notes. he phoned trump today to congratulate him.and invite him to the white house tomorrow. he and clinton both tried to sound positive.and calming. as the president was offering a gracious welcome to trump - promising an orderly hand-over.many of his staff members were listening --- looking distressed and grim. as obama was talking about rooting for trump's success -- some were breaking down in tears. a white house spokesman admitted that the president and staff don't have a clue as to what will happen to his legacy. pam and steve? a quick look now at some of the big local issues on the ballot. last night was a good one for bart. voters in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties all approved measure r-r. it is a 3-and-a-half billion dollar bond measure that will help improve the train system's

infrastructure. that includes miles of tracks, tunnels, control systems and other needed upgrades. bart is 44 years old and the agency pushed the bond measure as a must to keep the aging system from going off the tracks. three soda taxes also passed last night. san francisco, oakland and albany. all approved a penny- per- ounce tax on sugary drinks. they join berkeley as the bay area cities to impose such taxes. supporters have argued they will help battle obesity, diabetes and other diseases. the campaigns generated some heavy spending. as the soda industry fought to defeat the measures. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg contributed more than 20 - million dollars of his own money in support of the measures. looking for more results from the election? go to our website. kron 4 dot com. you can then click on the link right on the front page. an update on a story we first told you about last night on kron 4 news. palo alto police say they have tracked down a suspect who grabbed a boy. the encounter happened monday afternoon. the 11-year-old told investigators the suspect ran up

to him. put a hand on his shoulder. and asked for his name. the boy then ran away. police say they identified the suspect and interviewed him. it is now up to the santa clara county district attorney's office as to whether any charges will be filled. two suspects are charged for getting into a gunfight outside a downtown oakland nightclub early saturday morning, that wounded eight people, including the suspects themselves. today, 28-year-old brandon simpson. and 20-year-old kehinde riley. were charged with three counts of assault with a firearm. according to prosecutors. both riley and simpson were caught on surveillance footage getting into a gun battle after an argument with other still- unidentified suspects outside a club on 14th street, just after midnight. riley, simpson and six other people were wounded by gunfire and taken to hospitals. charges are new.we had good video on saturday of the aftermath bcn66:oakland: 2 suspects charged for shooting outside downtown nightclub that wounded 8 bcn66-nightclub shooting charges - oakland >> britteny: 80 tomorrow we see

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into a gun battle after an argument with other still- unidentified suspects outside club v at people we g6 c13 was found at kaiser hos6 c13 he othe four females and two males between 1m was critj police charges, bot have the of coc 2007, acces in robbery in 2013. bodies found on todd kohlhepp's south carolina property. two other bodies found asyear- coxie and herol3 johnn j according to the coroner, preliminary tests sug they both died of gunshot wounds. last week removed a shipping containefa kala br boyfriend'sainefa kala body buried on the' kohlhepp. is currently connected to seven killings. bay area high school students are getting involved in the democratic process. see what they did today to show their displeasure with the outcome of the election. and a little later. remember those twins. joined at the head? we have an encouraging update on their condition after being separated. after failing in 2010. supporters of legalizng recreational marijuana can claim victory tonight in california. proposition 64 passed with ease with 56-percent saying yes. * * * and. the law took effect at midnight. kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look at what that means and what those in the medicinal marijuana business are saying f and when communities lik sa6 3 mariju it might look something like this. doing b is under prop 21 can possess and schools or youth centers. for now, recreational users can't buy marijuana from medicinal dispensaries but that could change as communities implement their own rules, such as quality control. sot neil ruditsky.elemental wellness center through licensing and taxation, which will be much higher for recreational pot, prop 64 might generate a billion dollars annually. in the interest of preventing a proliferation of new despensaries, communities might consider a hybrid system with separate entrances and transactions. but the biggest takeaway from prop 64 may be the decriminalization aspects of the new law. sot sean kalirai/medicinal marijuana consultant standup closer at the harborside medical dispensary backers of proposition 64 to legalize marijuana were celebrating their

victory at the polls. yet they were mindful that the president elect campaigned as the law and order candidate. with federal law still recognizing marijuana as a schedule one drug advocates realize they still have more work to protect the ground they gained at the ballot box. there's a lot of anxiety in the cannabis community about the trump victory, but donald trump explicitly promised on the campaign trail that he would treat cannabis as a state's rights issue and allow that states to make their own decisions so we're going to hold him to that promise.cannabis initiatives were on the ballot in nine states, we won eight out of nine of those initiatives. we won in places like florida and north dakota that were donald trump states. while it is now legal to possess marijuana there are no licensed retail outlets in place to buy it. at least three other states legalized recreational marijuana last night. california of course being one. massachusetts and nevada also passed measures. it was on the ballot in maine but remains too close to call

with "yes" ahead by only a few thousand votes. arizona is the only state so far to vote down legalizing recreational marijuana. in the east bay.

thousands of students walked out of school -- demonstrating their disappointment over the results of the presidential election. the students from berkeley high school marching down the street. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with stunned and upset students still in a state of shock. >>:nats- "not our president." >> reporter:boiling over from the classroom on to the streets.

some two thousand berkeley high school students. most too young to legally cast a ballot. voicing their frustrations over the presidential election results. a resounding win for president- elect donald trump. sot- "berkeley is so popular for like starting movements and making sure that people know when something isnt right and that's what we're doing right now. we're just letting people know that this is not right." not all students joined this protest -- some stayed behind. but for those who did choose to walk out. principal sam pasarow says they won''t be punished. sot- "if this unifies in a way, i think this a potential good use of instructional time at a really pivitol moment in our modern history." the demonstration shifted to u-c berkeley. where thousands flooded the campus with genuine concern over the direction of this country under the new leadership. sot- "i just don't really want a president that has sexually assaulted women and that has uh, been really rude to almost every party that you can be offensive too." the election may be over, but it appears the division still remains.

nats- "aint no power like the power of the people cuz the power of the people don't stop." in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> britteny: possibility of future dollars by tuesday wednesday delight right now instead 5 mi. an hour saturday as the six and half of monday 5, rural a gorgeous evening ahead for us and then if the temperatures in data at 66 degrees 74 in vallejo 68 in hayward 67 degrees and not view. satellite research shows clear conditions we have this ridge of high pressure that is right over our region as we go into the rest of your evening then here

is friday and 77 redwood city fairfield and then in concord. this approach thursday 76 same thing on friday close of a mid-

60's a bit cooler.

there were similar protests at other high schools. a kron 4 viewer sent in this video showing a steady stream of students staging a walkout in el cerrito. the group was estimated to be in the hundreds. there was talk they were going to try to join up with another group of protesters. we also received this video from alameda. showing students at encinal high school walking out. the group was fairly large and took the streets. this video was sent to kron 4 dot com from one of the students who took part.

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canopy's loral they heard no mention of any arrests made at this point. and they concede thousands of people at the streets and avoid this section and go around and these people who just drive-in likely be here for some time.

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>> reporter: now back to politics the raiders found little odd but last night's election could influence the future of the team the rival san diego chargers city to measures that would help pay for new stadium. how does this affect the raiders the chargers have a green light to move to los angeles this would close the door on the l.a. option for the raiders and leave the team with two choices stay in oakland or keep pursuing and las vegas.

>> gary: and the warm-up for the contest. analysts said the election here is and a fairy

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>> gary: already having some fights behind the scenes leave it that some the civil discourse. and steve is staying neutral. and at the read this he didn't go. very disconnected from a did not matter who went into the system still remains

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>> gary: it went on for a while any they it involves a very nice political discourse

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