announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. jonathan: right now at 4:00, the civics test taken to the streets. michelle: d.c. high school students walk out. alison: right now g.w. students are protesting. we have team coverage for you. jeff goldberg with the university students. michelle: stephen tschida and q mccray were with the high school kids. jona jeff goldberg and breaking news. protesting that is happening right now. where are you? who are they? jeff: well, jonathan, these are hundreds of g.w. students. this protest started at cogan plaza in the center of g.w. at about 3:30. the march came down pennsylvania avenue. here we are. right in front of the white house. hundreds of g.w. students chanting as they made the walk from pennsylvania avenue, the chants ranging from "no hate, no fear, everyone is welcome

and "we reject the president-elect." the mood is anti-donald trump. but the march is peaceful the entire way through. speakers talking right now. i'm joined by chloe. why are you? what are you protesting? >> i'm protesting everything trump stood for in the election and disenfranchise the minority students, lgbtq students and everyone in this country who believes in what the country stands president-elect and will be the president. do you think there is a way students like yourself can come to accept him and try to work together with supporters of his to move forward? >> this man is our president and it will be our president. it's unfortunate fact. we are not here today because he is not our president, it's because he is. we protest everything he stood for in the campaign and we want to make the voices heard and this is something he hears and he knows coming into the campaign, into the white house.

we will stand here every day. when he is doing something and he is going against the communities, we'll be here every singlal day he will say he will do stuff in them campaign. jeff: thank you. one of the many g.w. students out here in front of the white house protesting the election of donald trump. obviously his point of view on many subjects. we will keep watching and bring you updates on abc7 news as it develops. back to you. alison: okay,jev. thank you for that. stephen tschida continues our team coverage today. he school protests that we are seeing today. stephen: throngs of high school students descended on the trump hotel today and denounced donald trump. some of them not too clear, not too specific with the rationale or the reasons but very loud. they continued down pennsylvania avenue to demonstrate in front of the u.s. capitol and ended up in front of the u.s. supreme

and filled the streets of the nation's capital. the students assembled en masse in front of the trump hotel. so many of them, they blocked pennsylvania avenue. most of them not old enough to vote. some unable to clearly say why they are protesting. other than in the most vague of terms. >> we really don't like donald trump. stephen: 18-year-old matt floyd did cast a ballot the election. he wants a peaceful transfer of power but also wants to inform the incoming president of where he and the others stand. >> we have to respond to the rhetoric in some way. we cannot have a country where hate-filled rhetoric is socially acceptable. it's ridiculous. stephen: now i spoke with one of the high school organizers of today's demonstration. she said she really urged in the social media a peaceful demonstration.

some bottle-throwing at the hotel. it doesn't appear to be much damage to that and climbing on the statues. there were fights at by the capitol and theft of property. it wasn't as peaceful as they hoped but nowhere near as violent as some of the demonstrations we have seen in other cities across the country. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. the instapoll over the past few days. do you think the students protesting donald trump are right or looking for opportunity to ditch class? michelle: overwhelming the viewers said it's a way to get out of class. alison: that is why we sent q mccray to the protest to find out how strong the convictions really are. here is what he found. q: students made it clear who they were demonstrating against. donald trump and his election win. >> we don't really want trump as the president. >> we are here to protest. q: do they know why they were

you are against? >> i'm mostly against how like -- i don't know if this is true or not but the woman's rights. >> we don't really know. q: we spoke to 16 students on and off camera. more than half didn't know the issues. >> i just don't like him and i want a better country. >> maybe half, or more are here for the wrong reasons. they just want -- this is an excuse to get out of class. q: but then there were students like these. what p >> i'm against all the just big tri, the racism -- bigotry, the racism, the tone he uses and how he expects everyone he insulted to get behind him. >> he says abortion and he is trying to punish people for having abortion. he don't know what women go through. he don't know what we go through. q: the students marched from trump hotel to the capitol. many of them didn't know all the issues involving the issue in the election, one thing is

solidarity. northwest, i'm q mccray, abc7. michelle: keep a close eye on the bottom of screen. since we started the newscast it's switching more in favor of the students protesting. we'll keep an eye on that. now to the trump transition. key members of the team all joining the president-elect in trump tower. abc7's maggie ruley with how donald trump's first major are drawing criticism from many. reporter: president-elect donald trump continues the transition to president receiving the first presidential briefing today in trump tower. from now on trump and mike pence will get the same daily updates as president obama. >> he will be a great president. reporter: trump's teams rallying around him. there is speculation that secretary of state will go to former new york city mayor rudy giuliani or former unambassador john bolton.

abc news learned the former g.o.p. presidential candidate has taken himself out of the running. but there is one appointee who has been confirmed by trump polarizing politicians on the hill. steve bannon. recently the editor of breitbart, conservative news outlet considered to be a voice for white nationalists. democrats in congress are signing a letter to the president-elect urging him to rescind his appointment of bannon. >> welcome to the dawn of a new unified republican republicans will be working closely with the trump administration, are taking a balanced it approach when it comes to talking bannon. >> this is a person who helped him win an incredible victory and campaign. reporter: the divisive election is dominating president obama's final overseas tour. he calms international concerns when asked but also throws a subtle jab. president obama: those folks

than they were when i came in office. reporter: the current president decides what the president-elect should receiver. president obama decided trump should receive the full presidential daily briefing. that is what president bush did for him eight years ago. abc7 news. jonathan: in congressional matters house republicans have nominated paul ryan to keep the leadership role as speaker of the house. democrats are asking the minority leader nancy pelosi to delay thursday's vote on the leadership positns now. the debate is should she keep her role? some are considering a run at the top democratic party position in the house. it is a project that was three years and $60 million in the making. but today it's finally complete and it is gorgeous. the capitol dome was reopened this morning after the lengthy restoration project. the structure was once covered in scaffolding. remember that? the repairs were done. well, this morning the architect of the capitol gave

the renovations included repairing more than 1,000 cracks and removing lead-based paint. michelle: gorgeous. breaking news from ellicott city. a man shot in the airport -- from oklahoma city. he went up to the ticket counter. this is not the right video. he was injured according to our sister station out there. you are looking at the video now. will rogers airport is the one we are referring to. it's shut down. passengers are sheltering in garage. you can see the heavily armed officers go car by car to check it out. alison: deonte carraway now faces two more charges to bring the total up to 15. he faces more charges in prince george's county. carraway a former school

or recording children performing sexual acts at an elementary school and community center. jonathan: coming up next at 4:00, the new speed cameras that we are all going to have to deal with. alison: also this -- >> you don't have to compromise. michelle: an anti-trump protest takes a violent turn. alison: who stepped in to stop the protest and the criminal charges the student now faces. michelle: also, how vice president joe biden is becoming meme-in-chief. we will show you the posts that are lighting up social media. doug: a little bit of a warming trend headed this way. enjoy it. the coldest air of the season shows up in the seven-day outlook in seven minutes on "abc7 news at 4:00". jonathan: we are continuing to monitor the george washington university student protest just outside the white house. going on right now. any new developments and we'll go back to abc7's jeff goldberg who is keeping an eye

he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, y? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him.

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people can report harassment directly. michelle: tinder has made changes hand now you can make changes other than male or female. there are nearly 40-auto filled gender options now. if none of those fit, user can type in a customized label. jonathan: by now you might have heard that the united airlines is ruling out a basic economy option. you just get one carry-on under the seat and no bag on top. it will go on sell for january for flights after march. they are reporting it will increase profit $5 billion through 2020. this is a subject of the new instapoll. are you willing to give up your carry-on for a cheaper

briefcase with toiletries. you are taking someone from point "a" to point "b." alison: a lot of people on social media today are sharing funny memes. jonathan: it's funny. michelle: lindsey mastis is here to tell us why they are sharing this online. lindsey: in the past, white house staffers played jokes on incoming administrations. so these are jokes of what they could do. take a look at this one. he, meaning trump needs official government phone.

they are known to explode. another one says biden is telling obama to print a fake birth certificate and put it in an envelope labeled "secret" and leave it in the oval office. this is how the clinton stafford took w off the keyboard when bush won. he said i took the t's so they can only type "rump." some appreciate them. but others do' it's the joe biden meme creators who won trump the election by normalizing stupidity in the white house. but overall i'm seeing more laughs than condemnation on this one. back to you. jonathan: a sensitive one. if you go to a party, don't bring it up. you never know. half the country voted for trump. just don't bring it up. lindsey: we have to talk about cats. michelle: gosh. jonathan: safe topic. alison: meanwhile the rolling

election. take a listen. >> everyone outside the u.s. is mystified i'd say. that is the polite word. >> i don't think he will be as radical as he was coming into it, making a big scene. i think a lot of what he says is tempered down. if it isn't it will be bloody ride for four years. >> we were all shocked and i thought nothing will shock me now. for all i know trump will get in. sure enough, he did. jonathan: trump was using the song from the stones "you can't always get what you want" at the campaign rallies. keep an eye on traffic with jamie sullivan. how does it look for the ride home? >> it's a slow one.

outbound. sun glare. it's 37 from the beltway to fairfax county parkway. we have this delay. great on the toll way. as you travel on the inner loop, approaching the american legion bridge this is bumper to b on the interstate. back to you. alison: thank you. let's get to breaking news. the protesters are on the move from the white house. what is the latest? >> they left the white house. chanting this is what democracy looks like.

>> this is a peaceful protest. we reject the president elect. love trumps hate. expressing the disagreement with the president-elect. they will keep walking. head to campus. they will keep walking, not sure where they are headed. but expressing grieve venses. i asked a student if she accepts the result of the election. she said yes but i disagree back to you in the studio. alison: thank you very much. jonathan: turn the attention to the weather. it's not too bad a day. michelle: pretty nice. breezy if you are in the stage. doug: we're in clear shape. we have a warming trend. after we hit saturday night.

tuesday afternoon. light breeze is out of the west/northwest. high clouds. but the trend will be for clearing skies later tonight. headed out for late afternoon and early evening this is where we sit the temperature wise. a few degrees above average for middle of november. the forecast, the sunset tonight at 5:54. 55 at 6:00. mostly clear. drop to 51 as we hit 8:00. temperatures will cool down for the remainder of the late and the overnight hours. 42 in the district. one of the warmer spots. we are keeping with seasonal temperatures and the averages. over the next few days the temperatures will get above and significantly above average until a big cold front on saturday.

portly sunny at times. the winds will move to 60's. forecast wise we are looking good. midst 60's for wednesday and thursday. it turns warmer on 68 degrees. this is cloudiness ahead. strong cold front and a few showers late tonight and 65. behind the front is cloudy and 46. probably flurries as a possibility across the area. we will stay chilly to monday and start to warm up slowly heading to thanksgiving. michelle: thank you. i have a head at 4:00, disturbing trend made the way to the d.c. area. kidnapping scam you now have to watch out for.

high school athlete on the bench but she is on the field again. the road to recovery up next. alison: the bushes introducing a rescue pup toy the world. they adopted him from the spca of texas. his name is freddie.

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alison: concussions are a topic of concern for sports. and for a churchill high school field player almost was kept off the field for good. this is our rising star. >> i knew something could be going on. >> last spring the churchill senior suffered a third concussion in a lacrosse game. helpless. >> this time it was a major concussion to miss out on class time. >> i wasn't able to finish the school year until mid-august.

to get back on the field. >> she didn't want to get up. >> that was bad but i'll get through this. >> that is how i learn to approach everything. >> a bright future awaits for the bulldog. i'm scott abraham with our rising star. alison: at a young age to deal with that you want her slow. michelle: she is resilient. the love for the sport. can't stay away. good for her. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- an anti-trump protester take down hard. the trouble that the man now could be in. we have it next. alison: coming up new at 5:00, the first list is out for the toys you want to avoid buying the kids for the holidays. it's that time already.

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doug: you can see the sun below the ridge line. the sun will set locally at 5:54, then the temperatures drop off. tell you the weather story on tuesday. if you are with us for a few minutes ago we told you about a warmup coming over the next three or four days. but a strong front will come to town saturday. that will change things. you will feel it. in this area, frostburg, sunday. there could be snowshowers. yeah. should not out of the question. this evening is clear and the temperatures are mild. hold in the 50's. the winds are fairly light. later tonight and overnight, the skies remain mostly clear and wake up the temperatures for 38 to 46 in that range. through the day we see plenty of sunshine. temperatures hit 64. notice the average high is 58. that is a good six degrees

the same for thursday. friday and saturday is warm. 68 on friday and sunshine. the weekend outlook, saturday is 65 with the sunshine. but then a dold front is going to bring clouds and showers in the afternoon. behind the front windy, cold, flurries possible. high of 46. let me shiver for you. back to john. >> you don't have to compromise! jonathan: that is cell phone video of anti-trump activist staircase at ohio state university campus yesterday. he was tackled and charged with assault. the university is not commenting on the potential discipline from the school in relation to this. michelle: the west virginia official who made what ma people call racist remarks about the first lady is now out of a job. pamela taylor has been placed

director. the post referred to michelle obama as an ape in heels. the town's mayor replied, "just made my day, panel." there -- just made by day, pam." there are calls for the mayor to re-sign. in chicago, they pledged to protect all 1 million of the residents including undocumented immigrants. the announcement amid a series of recent hate crimes. kevin lewis with the stern words by ee >> the campaign that succeeded by dividing us. >> the most influential politicians in montgomery county denouncing hate and attacking president-elect donald trump. with this unanimous resolution. >> we will not let people defy who we are and what our values are. >> in the last month alone, swastikas located in a bathroom at westland middle school in bethesda on a sign

quince orchard high school in gaithersburg. in all two men were assaulted at the sports bar and trump nation whites only scribbled on a banner and wall at episcopal church at silver spring. >> some people think they are authorized to say things and do things they would have thought twice about doing with a few weeks to go. >> the latest data shows minorities now makeup 70% of school students. and nearly one-third of county residents were born in another country. >> everyone should conduct themselves that is conducive to civility and living together well as a society. kevin: this resolution carries no actual power but is more or less a verbal pledge to be inclusive to all. coming up at 6:00, i will tell

asked that caused elected officials to tap dance a bit. but for now we are live in rockville, i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news. jonathan: all right. thanks. you don't need to be in front of the tv to see all the storieses and what is going on. following the election. from the transition to the protest. get the updates on the cell phone or the tablets by downloading the abc7 news app from google play or even the app store. so might not be the first time you heard of the kidnapping scam that is spreading around the country. now it's george's county. you can get a call from somebody who says they have a family member and won't let them go unless you pay up. this is a scam. but it's easy to get the information to pull this off. maryland bureau chief brad bell even timed it out as "7 on your side" is fighting back against crime. brad: in the last week the kidnapper scammer targeted a dozen people.

kidnapped and are demanding a ransom in exchange for the safe return. brad: in each of the cases money is demanded to be sent to a puerto rican bank, all with information readily available online. we will do a demonstration. i have chosen a neighborhood at random. i have a computer set up and see how long it takes to find out personal information about someone living one of the houses. i'm starting a stopwatch right now. all i need is internet access and starting with address. searching government, private and social media. none requires a fee. in two minutes and 43 seconds i have names of everybody living the home, several phone numbers and facebook page and i have enough to do the scam. the police say that should be a sobering fact. >> make sure you are careful

needia. whatever you put on social media is available. even if it's deleted. brad: joining me live we can tell you two of the victims in prince george's county have transferred money. one of the reasons the scheme has gotten sophisticated. the crooks are actually calling multiple people within the same family recording bits of the conversations to play back and again, a reminder that the keys to you being victimized might lie with your computer and your online activities. prince george's county, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: eye-opening. thank you. consumer alert people are spending more. retail sales were up 1% last month nearly matching september's increase. it doesn't seem like much but is that is the largest two-month gain since september 2014. retailers hope the trend continues through the

70,000 cars. the auto maker says the fuel problem sealing rings can crack when exposed to engine or exhaust heat are the major problem there. the years are 2004-2008. take the car to missouri da dealership to have it replaced. jonathan: how much w pay for nike self-lacing shoes? you might need a loan. coming up next, the price tag and who gets a first crack at buying these? michelle: don't plug in your iphone yet. the warning about certain charging cords that could cause fires. logo you need to look for to make sure yours is safe still

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rifle i'm going to operate myself. if somebody goes wrong it's my doing and my wishes and i did everything according to what i wanted to do. >> the special two years in the making has him pulling off the street magic to spark reaction to defy all expectations. david beckham, johnny depp, drake, steph travolta, emma stone and arnold schwarzenegger to make a few, all there as it happens. david blaine beyond magic tonight at 10:00 on abc7. michelle: i want to see that. jonathan: that is crazy. shooting himself in the mouth. he said don't try it at home. duh! michelle: you have to put out the warning because there are people who watch and think

jonathan: please don't do that. hyper adapt self-lacing shoes will hit the market. otherwise known as sneakers. these things are $720 a pair. i didn't stutter. $720 a pair. parents are scratching their head going really? they're shoes. they will get early access to buy them on november 8. everyone else will get access for de will sell them on ebay. and make a fortune. for $700 i could glue glow sticks on the bottom of the shoe. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- two new d.c. speed cameras coming to d.c. they are blocks apart. we'll show you where with the speed restrictions in the area you need to look out for. michelle: think twice before

he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, y? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him.

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it's created market for counterfeiters. some can be dangerous. john matarese has an important warning so you don't waste your money. john: a few weeks ago apple warned about counterfeit iphone cords and charges. you might have heard about it and moved on a woman wants everyone to know the risk of buying the non-apple accessories saying she is lucky her house didn't burn out. katie grabbed her iphone a recent morning with no idea ma was about to happen. >> my alarm was go saturday morning. like clockwork i pulled the charger from the phone. john: she dropped the cord and couldn't believe what happened next. >> i heard an explosion. i stopped a second like what was that? then i looked down and i see the sparks. john: she dropped the cord it fell on the plug and the metallic braided covering shorted out, sending sparks everywhere. luckily e said it didn't ignite her carpeting but she was stunned.

apple cords. >> the regular cords they bend and show wires over time. i was thinking that this would hold up. jonathan she didn't reallies the metal covering is a natural conductor. this is a couple of weeks after apple issued nationwide alert about third party chargers and cords sold for iphones. it says it has no way to guarantee that any of those products are safe. so how can you protect yourself? apple says buy only appl chargers and cords. certified cords will have the logo to say that apple checked them for safety. katie says she will steer clear of the non-apple. the discount store where she bought the cord no longer has it for sale be. careful what you buy so you don't waste your money.

student auditioned for "the voice" two years ago cut short by hodgkin's lymphoma still managed to score the opportunity of an lifetime. [singing] that is danielle who got to sing in front of garth brooks and trisha after winning a meet and greet through a radio station. after hearing her story and her voice, garth made a quick request. >> he sits down at the table "i told you so" on stage today at the 3:30 show. i was like okay. are you nervous? you don't have to do it? are you kidding me? let's do it. i would love to do it. michelle: she says that she is healthy but her doctors recently found a spot near her liver. but she is on cloud 9 because of her debut performance earned her an invite to nashville to meet with garth and trisha's manager.

breaking news keeping an eye on out of oklahoma city. the man shot at will rogers airport has died. according to the abc affiliate the victim was found injured at the ticket counter and shot in the parking lot. walked up to the ticket counter and said he had been shot. the airport shut down. no passenger flights coming or going and no word of a potential suspect in the case. you are looking at video from earlier when we saw s.w.a.t. teams going where every layer of the parking garage going car to shooter in this -- searching for the shooter in this case. passengers inside the airport were told to shelter in place. they the not have the shooter in this case. and the person who was shot has died. stay with abc7 for updates and new information as soon as we get it in the newsroom. michelle: looking at the weather now. gorgeous day out there. there is all this talk about a warm-up. steve: there is. it will start tomorrow and you will feel it on 30 and friday. it will feel great.

the sun will set in five minutes. clear to partly cloudy skies so need to worry about rain. tomorrow it's on the cool side. we have lower to the middle 60's for daytime highs. the stormwatch7 extended outlook to near 70 beautiful on saturday. we have a cold front moving through late in the day. sunday, oh boy. the temperatures in the middle 40's for the highs. gusty winds. the chance for snow flurries. redskins game starts in the everything. wind chill factor then in the 30s. check on the traffic. on monday. no, make at it tuesday.

monday. tuesday! this is a typical afternoon commute for us. you can see the traffic. well, you can't see it that well but we have sun setting so all of this traffic outbound has gun glare. closer to the beltway we are bumper to bumper. 41 is the average. on the capital beltway heavy stream on the inner loop to get closer to the american legion bridge. you get a good idea of the volume we have. if you are tra district we have protesters. be aware. lincoln memorial from that point to 17th street in pennsylvania avenue. also 7th and f street northwest to 400 of g street. be careful. that is a look it at traffic. michelle: thank you for the update. two new speed cameras are going to southeast washington and they are blocked apart in 25-mile-per-hour zones. abc7's transportation reporter brianne carter explains men

before you get a fine if you are caught. >> a heads up for drivers. in the southeast neighborhood. two new cameras will soon keep an eye on your speed. >> that is long overdue. >> reverend gregory browns lives across the street from one of the cameras going in. brown supports the effort to get people to sl says in the eight years he has lived along the stretch he had to replace the fence three times thanks to the cars ending up in his yard. >> it will curtail traffic and the races that will take place in the neighborhood at night. >> folks in the neighborhood say it was just recently that a car came up off the street here along alabama avenue and struck this tree. it's instances like that, that

both cameras will issue warnings to drivers november 15. 30 days later the police will send out tickets to people caught speeding, a ticket that could cost up to $250. in southeast, brianne carter, abc7. jonathan: a gift you will find under the tree is a you want to be careful when you receive yours. tonight at 11:00, a "7 on your side" warning about the cards. has that gift card you received been cloned? a growing problem this time of year. they'ves are sucking money out of the gift cards. troubleshooter horace holmes brings us a story of the arlington woman shocked when she received a near empty card and her fight to get the money due her. card cloning, important information on what you can do

michelle: next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the expansion of hope in northeast d.c. i'm kellye lynn to take you to the new campus after an adult public cha fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 g internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes we're wired differently. gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly.

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jonathan: more than 20% of working adults in d.c. do not have a diploma. we go to an adult public

tackle that problem. kellye: many are parents or grand parents getting back to the education they left behind. >> 67 years old and i'm getting ready to get my high school diploma. i'm happy about it. kellye: after dropping out of school in eighth grade, working as a carpenter and being addicted to heroin for 40 years he decided to rewrite administrators here say the knead for adult literacy education is great, emphasizing one in five adults in d.c. cannot read a newspaper. or fill out a job application. >> they are unemployed or underemployed and part of work is to get them a g.e.d. and the work skills they need. kellye: already in southeast the school added a new campus in northeast.

literacy classes, computer training and career counseling. >> for adults who are coming to us, who may have issues with the housing or food insecurity we have case managers to work with them. kellye: part of meeting needs of the 60,000 adults in d.c. who lack a high school diploma. alicia sullivan is pursuing hers at the age of 54. >> i feel like i am going somewhere. i feel like my dreams are coming tru kellye: in northeast, kellye lynn, abc7 news. alison: tonight hundreds of area high school students join the anti-trump movement. with a meaningful message or to skip school. raw emotion. years after a petty argument ended in a 3-year-old's death. >> i am still reliving that moment every day. >> while prosecutors are not buying the shooter's education. >> get the thanksgiving groceries early.

hands. >> abc7 at 5:00. on your side. alison: right now at 5:00, the students from the george washington university are heading back to campus after protesting outside the white house. jeff goldberg was with the group as they marched and he joins us live from foggy bottom with a look at what is happening now. jeff? jeff: well, what you are seeing now some lapping wage we certainly can't show on television -- language we this is a protest. the end of the protest in terms of the march that went from here to g.w. to the white house. they came back after walking on pennsylvania avenue. this is a peaceful protest. we have a list of speakers coming through, one after the other expressing disagreement, strong disagreement on trump on a number of issues. immigration, race, abortion. many issues. they have issued a list of the demands they have for the george washington university.

what are the demands that you have for the university now? >> there are several demands. it comes from a small group of the student organizations. who decided that these were the priorities. that this is an image and a new image of our country. and the campus we want to create. jeff: i'll ask you one more question. a lot of disagreement with donald trump but he is the president. he did win. do you accept the results? how do you go toward knowing he will be the president? believes in. >> we accept the results, we don't expect his pollty. we don't expect his racism or bigotry. we are staying here until he changes that. until he agrees that he is not going to deny climate change. jeff: thank you for your time. we appreciate it. the protest is wrapping up here at g.w. the speakers coming in one after another. this is coming up there. they accept results of the