veamos lo que ocurriÓ. >> los hechos sucedieron en esta cafeterÍa de miami. originario de houston, quien vive en florida. se enfurece y comienza a gritarle a la cajera de raÍces afroamericanas porque dice que se demorÓ 20 minutos en servirle el cafÉ. >> argumenta que insulto a la carrera porque lo discriminaron y no le sirvieron el cafÉ porque estuvo reuniÉndose las Últimas semanas con personas que votaron a donald trump. >> esta mujer no querÍa servirnos a nosotros. nada en contra de ella, es una mujer negra y sabÍa que apoyÁbamos a donald trump. >> asegura que no es cierto que las han llevado el cafÉ y que como se ve y escucha en el vÍdeo, el fue quien le gritÓ los insultos racistas. asegura que jamÁs en la vida le habÍa resultado de esa manera. >> yo no sÉ, creo que tuvo un mal dÍa. eso es todo. >> el que grabÓ el vÍdeo dice que fue vÍctima de los insultos y que no menciona nada de polÍtica. >> quise grabar porque creo que es importante que la gente sepa lo que estÁ pasando. hay mucha gente que por ciertos elementos la sociedad americana se sienten habilit

and the internet. >> parental involvement with med cafeteria activity would be involved. and engrained. >> reporter: she's also a parent. >> my seven-year-old, we >> reporter: i came to dr. stansbury to ask what new technology is out there? and our first topic. apps that are hidden vault ises. and i found this one, calulator plus. it has nothing to do with being a calulator. you need a pass word and from there access to it files. there is something going on that my child doesn't want me to be aware of. it is natural to want privacy. but to go to the process of hiding something, that's not going to work. >> anchor: next type of app and website is the continued popularity of popular app sites. it started in sites like omeggal. look at what comes up. talk to strangers. the concerning part is as you see here, there is no sign up or e-mail address to register to and no phone number and no way to track back who is posting what. you click and start texing a complete stranger. for a demonstration we used internet version and in a split a stranger who said she was a 21-year-old wo

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offered financial assistance to reestablish the lgbt business on taylor street the side of compton's cafeteria we offered the lgbt history society access to the site to salvage artifacts and on the resources in the building we have - also continue to meet with the group when this motivator goes to the board of supervisors and discuss what other assistants to the formation of the compton district let me conclude by quoting from jan watson's letters she's the author of the citywide lgbt compact assessment statement and appealed the negative declaration based on ore analysis the message was even adequate rewarding or regarding the appeal letter we want to offer my historian opinion the planning department in my opinion the cultural resources of the evaluation report are in compliance request ceqa after months of evaluation on the part of the planning department i'm supportive of the city's conclude on the h.r. or and p.m. d other than market street is approved by the city of san francisco i want to assure that something goodwill come out of that we're commented to have a administratively contribu

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air -- cafeteria when they cannot even get a credit card. how can you do this work with that you are confident he would get him into space and bring him jose flea? that is a lot to ask and she said it goes back to life father said, you are no better than anyone else and no one is better than you are. [applause] >> and also even more than any other the coz it does seem very simple. that nobody is better than you want to give us the confidence to walk into a situation with those who may be different but feel confident we can hold our head high. you are no better than anyone else. so catherine johnson thought it was herb prerogative as a black woman in the segregated south and the environment to extend herself with a white male engineers and had such a transcendent sense of humanity in true equality regardless of who they were. in what would and her father say about this? so it seems very simple she says it as if it were and clearly i think that is another that i feel that i have learned a lot through the research. >> one more question. >> i kn

live carson clay says he's they actually the day super six chicken nugget on his trayu the cafeteria worker noticed that and told him he had to pay for an extra lunch he did principal's office and suspended for one day accused of theft his mom picked a social media to try to sort it all out h the thought is all a joke. a lot of my friends and people i know texted me messaging me is this an onion post. is one of those articles that is funny. for those who are not familiar the onion is a satirical news organization part of the confusion was to his fall because it intel the principal he had paid for the extra lunch eventually car says the school apologized sayingsa they didn't tell the full story he says the school removes a suspension from his permanent record. two days after the indians season ended in game seven of the world seriest the travis fronttr office is getting to wok on 2017 the start of our picking option santana's but the season between first-base in dh had career highs in home runs and rbis run scored and hit. at think his place speaks for itself the performance he had th

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now does that mean that the kid can get to the cafeteria, get the breakfast, eat it and get to class on it time? or furthermore, if you think about structure of school schedules today, they're usually five lunch periods for all the students to go through a lunch for every student in the school to go to the breakfast line. so what schools are doing and what no kid hungry helps to fund is expanding the service of breakfast, moving it out of the cafeteria, in t classroom into some kind of grab and go model which looks a lot like a mall kiosk where students walk in and there's an access point in the hallway to pick up their breakfast and go to class. very simple things that cost money side by side, but they suggestions, quickly, for those of us, people who are watching who might want to do something. >> absolutely learn more, go to no kid hungry.org. there are so many great organizations, the school districts are doing as much as they can. over h put on their service hat. >>> next we talk to some of the people working to put thousands of turkeys on the tables of >>> welcome back. tonight

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her own solution. >> so we meet in the cafeteria. it's been a long time since i've had a high school lunch. >> reporter: but we were hungry. >> what made you come up with the idea to help other kids at lunch? >> well, i was pretty severely >> reporter: natalie hampton invented an app. called? >> sit with us. as soon as you open it, there's the welcome screen. >> i love that. never eat lunch alone. >> reporter: sign up and ask other students to join you, telling them they are welcome at your table. >> these are all students that use this? >> yeah. >> sit with us app used all over kevin. >> guys, this is kevin >> reporter: caden sitting by himself about to be welcomed by a high school senior. >> my favorite part is seeing how much a difference it makes in students' lives. >> are you surprised, yourself, at how many people took advantage of the app? >> the fact it's gone international in under a month is astounding to me. they don't have to feel like they have to sit by themselves. they know -- >> thank you for sitting with me at lunk.

intersection of turk i wasn't fully aware of this landmark of activism history until in year the cafeteriaone of the first recorded queer upcoming rising e rising against the police - this event - it is mentioned by the office of citizens complaints administration for the preservation of i'm asking for your support in the form of continuance for the 950 market street this sunday november 20th is transgender day register browns 2016 is 9 most violent year please don't allow us not to sit at the table don't lockout the queer voices we need to help to be show your our generations - i vote for a continuance to help the lgbtq lives. >> hi commissioner, i work in the tenderloin and the compton historic area real briefly we want to stress that the translgbt the queer and non-conforming communities have our history erased through the the decades i'm begging to please give us more time to preserve the history by allowing us a few more months to documents the events and last week everyone up here we're asking for a seat at the table that the translgbt non-conforming community and stress to you the i

we are going to put you on the cafeteria committee. then i thought, ok, based on my experience, i thought this was an opportunity, right? one of the things i learned was you can do a lot with food. feed people well. i did a little bit of survey, what do people want and it turned out what they wanted was a frozen yogurt machine. [laughter] so i got a frozen yogurt machine for the supreme court cafeteria and i do really feel that i can write a lot of opinions and all this is very important and nice and good. i am the frozen yogurt justice. [applause] [laughter] judge williams: according to another buddy of yours, justice ruth bader ginsburg, you also have the best jab and cross step. justice kagan: we share a trainer. i am actually not a huge fan of exercise, all right? i find a lot of exercise kind of boring, but the trainer has gotten me into boxing and kickboxing. which is fantastic. i love doing this. judge williams: that's better than basketball. you played basketball when you are clerk. and you still play basketball. justice kagan:

what made this riot memorable and beautiful even as the cafeteria riot faded from memory? i think there are two components. one was the gay liberation front. this was a much more oppressive political organization than existed before. press is a commemorative march that takes place one year after the stonewall riots. march. you see it is very well attended. there's a commemorative march in los angeles and in boston. as you know, to this day, at the end of june, all around the world, there are gave ride parades. it is a really exhilarating, event.ing powerful there is an expression to express one's sexuality. it is called letting a hairpin drop. it was called the hairpin drop her round world as gays and lesbians came out. organizations proliferated and gay bars became increasingly .isible the pulse bar in orlando was not the first to be the site of a mass murderer. in 1973, an arsonist set fire to the upstairs lounge in new orleans, killing 32. number, not large politician -- not the mayor, not the governor, certainly not the president -- expressed sympathy statement. kind o

. -- parma senior cafeteria. the lefty will provide $8 million to the general budget which by the way fiscal problems. some jobs and extracurriculars are on the chopping block. >>> teacher's strike in louisville continue today. and they say more than 500 people showed up for a rally yesterday. it was all in support of the strike. the teachers union says it has not communicated worth the school board since the strike started last week. right now, no negotiations are scheduled. >>> also right now, 22-year-old man under arrest charged worth were worried so police went to check. they found quint dead inside his home. police are not saying how he dade but they do say even sect confessed to the crime. police are not sure if the two men knew each other. >>> police asking for your help tracking done this car. they believe the driver is responsible for breaking a lot of car windows over the weekend. if you recognize that car give the police or beach city police hastings in court charged with four felony counts related to

)) >> the governing board is expected to vote on the partnership wednesday at 5:30 in the school cafeteria. reporting live nia wong. 8 news now./// ((brian loftus)) >> any word from andre agassi, himself? ((nia wong)) >> not yet. we are told agassi will be on campus this morning. teachers and nobody else from kirsten. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> hillary clinton will be here in las vegas... days before early voting ends. ((brian loftus)) >> but her email scandal is far from over. why investigators believe it may not be wrapped up by election day. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and -- road construction along cliff shadows parkway is driving some locals crazy. demetrif are up to... next on good day. /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the scams against seniors he formed... or the $17 million judgment he never paid. he can try, but he can't make his record disappear. danny tarkanian: just a con man who can't bury the truth. house majority pac is responsible for the

the chants of "build that wall" in a cafeteria. >> build that wall! >> and this message in a high school hallway. >> white power. >> and the new protests after the election. >>> also tonight, the deadly police ambush. one officer killed, another shot. what authorities then discover in the suspect's car. burning tonight. hundreds evacuated. firefighters racing door to door. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and another day of firsts. just two days after that historic election, president-elect donald trump traveling to washington to the oval office to meet president obama for the first time. the long tradition of a peaceful transfer of power has begun. president obama promising to help mr. trump mr. trump then asked by our correspondent in the room, will he accept the president's counsel, his advice? you'll hear his answer. and later, the president-elect and his wife, melania, soon to be first lady, getting a tour of the cap tom. house speaker paul ryan taking mr. trump out onto the balcony to show him where

like this cell phone video in a michigan middle school cafeteria. in this school in pennsylvania, chants of white power. >> white power! his rhetoric had gone too far in the campaign, trump responded, no, i won. this video captures a trump supporter in california being attacked by another student. >> she said, you support trump. you hate mexicans. >> reporter: and at the university of pennsylvania, an investigation into why black freshmen were added to a racist account sending pictures of lynchings. >> as teachers, we have to ask ourselves, is there a more teachable moment? >> reporter: so many schools sending out letters trying to calm their communities. one saying, we can create a respectful and supportive culture. david? >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> and a special "20/20" tonight, the making of a president. the rise of donald trump to the nation's highest office. that's at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in the meantime to other news. to new jersey, disturbing images of a police officer trying to pull over a suspect. the driver speeds off, dragging the

so, we meet in the cafeteria. had a high school lunch. but we were hungry. what made you come up with this idea to help other kids at lunch? >> well, i was pretty severely bullied at my old school. >> reporter: 16-year-old natalie hampton has invented an app. and just listen to what it's called. and the app is called? >> sit with us. >> reporter: sit with us. simply put. how does it work? >> as soon as you open it, you see the welcome screen. >> reporter: i love that. never eat lunch alone. you sign up and ask other students if they'd like to join you. telling them they're welcome at your table. so, these are all students who have used this? >> yeah. >> reporter: the sit with us app is now being used all over the country. in utah, sophomore lauren larssen welcomes kevin. >> guys, this is kevin. >> reporter: and cayden milburn sitting by himself about to be welcomed by high school senior andres cordova. in california -- >> my favorite part of sit with us is seeing how much of a difference it can make in students lives. >> reporter: are you surprised, even you

when it came to having a protest inside a school, it wasn't a good idea >> they came into the cafeteria and holding up signs of black lives matter and gay pride. and that's when they told they couldn't stand on the tables and sent them into the hallway. that's when everybody started going in the hallway, and they was, you know, protesting. >> kind of got disruptive and out of control, but that's what you kind of, like, expect with protesting and stuff. there's always going to be people protesting >> as far as you know, no one was hurt >> nobody was hurt. >> reporter: there were reports in cafeteria and a staff member told me she says that there was a partition pulled out, but she believe that is there were other door, so students would have been able to get out. once again, prince george's county officials say you didn't see that person being escorted out. they were not arrested, just being detained for disorderly conduct, but no arrests were made, and no one was injured here today. live in prince george's county matt ackland, >>> thank you. there was also a student walk-out this aftern

)) >> the governing board is expected to vote on the partnership wednesday at 5:30 in the school cafeteria. p ((brian loftus)) >> any word from andre agassi, himself? ((nia wong)) from andre agassi, himself? ((nia wong)) >> not yet. we are told agassi will be on campus this morning. teachers and nobody else from the school will talk to us about this until wednesday. kirsten. ((brian loftus)) >>> a former unlv rebel .. behind bars in l-a ... ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the charges he now faces nightclub. ((brian loftus)) >>> and... road construction along cliff shadows parkway is driving some locals crazy... demetria finds out what crews are up to... we'll be right back on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sh "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." donald trump calls women "bimbos", "dogs", and "fat pigs." but congressman crescent hardy said he'd support donald trump 100%. nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. ruben kihuen for nevada. house

and that starts with school cafeteria, that starts with the food source, that starts with everythingat we can effect a little bit. but the reality of the situation is if you're a single mom with two kids and you have ten dollars, you can actually get sustenance at a fast food place for five bucks for each kid. and without the knowledge and the time-- yeah, you can buy organic carrots and this and that, but if they don't know how to put it together... that's reality. >> hinojosa: well, and what about when you have these communities that are now being called "food oasis," where for example, you're in a poorer community and you cannot find a place to get fresh vegetables, you cannot find a place that's going to sell you fresh fruits, so all you can get-- and you've seen this-- the kids walking out with soda pop for breakfast? >> that's horrible. >> hinojosa: as a foodie-- as an insider-- what do you do about taking on the "food industry," right? because this is, like, a lot of people don't want to talk... we're all about supposedly getting healthy and doing the right thing and eating sm

we're showing you a short line heading into the cafeteria to vote. steady stream of people all morning long at long lines at 7:00 a.m. when the polls first opened. a lot of people excited to be casting their votes this year. i was wondering leading up to the election there was so much drama, and a lot of people, i think, were over it early, but today every person i've spoken with is really excited to be participating in this process. i noticed lots of kids here today. parents want their kids to learn about the process, and i talked to a couple of older kids who told me they cannot wait to great country? >> -- [ indistinguishable ] >> reporter: yeah, i talked to another little girl who goes, it was awesome. i've never seen what it was like before. it was awesome. lots of kids really enjoying getting to experience what it's like to be an american. lots of people telling me greatest country in the world no matter who gets to be the president, greatest country in reporting live from coronado, i'm beth fisher. back to you todd and dana. >> election day is

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