the subject of graffiti -- racist graffiti was a serious subject. >> my kid was directly affected by it and brought me into it right away. >> someone had written "whites" on one side and "colored" on the other. >> this time i'm at california high school. it was similar to what took place at montae vista yesterday. j there have been a total of four racist graffiti since last month. three in san ramon. one here in danville. some blame the political climate in the us. tonight parents wanted to hear from the principal. >> if you don't have a great school climate, doesn't mean anything if people are walking around school feeling unsafe. >> now, one student in san ramon has been caught and disciplined. the principal tells me that the dialogue here will continue. reporting live in danville, i'm cheryl hurd. >> thank you. e'mestic work on his transition bo m. iresident-elect donald trump met prih the prime minister of japan today. they talked for about 90 minu s minutes. the visit comes after trump took rver 30 congratulatory calls from world leaders over the last ew days. yonight mr. trump

. >> a student addressed the issue of racist graffiti. >> the surprise assembly was called after someone left a landfill message in a school bathroom. >> reporter: the assembly started at 8:30 this morning, lasted well over an hour. the principal started by telling students that, quote, "words matter, and everyone should feel safe and secure on campus. afterwards, teachers and plenty of students had a chance to share their thoughts >> it starts with you. you need to -- call to action, and follow through. you need to do this terrifying thing of telling one of your peers what you did is not okay, please stop. >> reporter: monta vista high school -- held this in response to an incident of racist graffiti found in one of it bathrooms. it happened sometime yesterday afternoon. danville police is helping the district investigate who might be behind it and why. >> too early to say. i think -- and ultimately it really doesn't matter. it's an ugly incident, and we just aren't going to tolerate -- >> reporter: that was the district spokesperson talking about the motivations behind this graffiti. t

so what we're seeing now is the burning of the black church in mississippi with the graffiti that was scribbled, these are techniques meant to cause fear and intimidation of voters. >> and of course one of the trump offices was also set on fire and graffiti on that. so you're seeing voter suppression and intimidation techniques or tactics or incidents? mark, are you seeing actual violence or threats of violence? >> no, i can't say that we're seeing actual threats of violence. what we are seeing are radical groups like a radical anti-government group saying it's going to send its people with cameras, video cameras, and still cameras to record, you know, evildoing in essentially black inner city precincts. there's also a neo-nazi organization called the daily stormer that claims to have sent thousands of people out into the field to do the same thing. in that case, there's nothing to it. it's a tiny organization. they won't get anybody out. but i think there will be people from the radical right, militias and so on out there at least in some locations and it seems to me the possibility

our district, harmful words used during the election coincided with two ugly incidents of racist graffiti at one of our high school, words exchanged on the campaign trail, and racist words written on the walls cite ow for how much we've need to support, teach and listen to our children." this is just breaking. we will keep you posted on this matter in the east bay. >>> in novato, police are looking for who spray painted racially charged hate speech on the oldham ton officer's club the graffiti was discovered monday morning, while officers were making the round. right now, police say since the language did not target a specific person, it does not classify as a hate crime, but the violators could face vandalism charges. investigators say it's unclear if this the incident is tied to the presidential election,. >>> free -- in fremont, a hiker is a victim of a hate crime. solonica pancholy found her windows were smashed after hiking, her purse was stolen and a nasty note on the windshield. that note said that, is our country now, and muslims should get out. she is indian, and not muslim. she

coming up the pastor's message to the graffiti artist. thank you for joining us tonight. we begin with breaking news. on a campus crime that never was. we fibr news this morning. within the last hour we have learned it was a hoax and the alleged victim is now under arrest. paul mueller joins us live at the university of south florida in tampa. how did they figure this out? what really happened? >>reporter: usf police not releasing a whole lot of information about the case or what motivated the students to make this all up. that remains a mystery. we have confirmed the search for the two so-called roberts student that allegedly concocted the story will be spending her night in jail. take a good look at her right now, 19 -year-old fatou gueye, she was taken in to jail after 9:00 tonight. facing one charge of false reporting of commissions of crime. in plain english he allegedly lied to usf police. now her story, she says two men in their 20s followed hurt to the mlk plaza on campus last gh conversation. in the end she claimed they took a backpack and her necklace fell on th

this is where a majority of the graffiti was right around here. they're working on power washing it off now. it's not completely gone, but it is doing the job. e special graffiti task force, but it was a good samaritan with a power washer who volunteered to clean up the mess. denver police were notified of the graffiti just before 7:30 this morning. without surveillance it's a hard case to crack. a volunteer got to work with his power washer. the headquarters here has been vandalized before. makes the others similar minor. denver police are working to find a suspect, but they have their own ideas about who is responsible. >> it's juvenile, childish, and really just shows how hillary clinton's people are viewing this fight. they need to go to levels and attack. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, this is a historic building. there are people living above it, people living across the street who have to deal with the vandalism. denver police spent the morning collecting evidence and are looking for any witnesses to come forward. if you have informa

behavior over a period of two years >>reporter: such a community is comes together after racist graffiti was found in the boys' bathroom it is the fourth such incident in less than a month in the san ramon school district the there some hidden surveillance cameras to find who did this and this led to the parents what the consequences are for something like this fourth >>james: 4 he headed politician and a minute that people ought to be engaged and not just during an election >>reporter: at the the election task as it is a higher than expected to go back and rolled and resurrect the rally he plans to hit swing state to help elect some presidents for he is known for his black power salute back of the 1968 mexico city in soft fifth, the nfl game was played in mexico was in 2005 and >>reporter: we all love christie she is a model host a logger author and the doctors told she wanted another child she stepped out of this issue will lead to the hearse arrogant even had hollywood today live >>james: we will be right back after this break >>james: he is said to appear at the superior court in hay

first up tonight, hateful graffiti found in a local school bathroom. montgomery county school in just a week. >> it actually happened last thursday, but parents at sligo creek elementary school say they are just now finding out about it. news4's shomari stone is live there with reaction. >> reporter: good evening. those parents tell me they are very upset. a montgomery county public school spokesperson tells me the principal at the elementary racist graffiti today after parents called. how did the parents find out about sit in some students last thursday found the racist graffiti in the bathroom, told the parents, and the parents responded today. >> it's disturbing. >> reporter: shawn is upset. tonight his daughter gave him this letter from the principal of sligo creek elementary school in silver spring explaining a racial incident that happened at the school last thursday. a student reported seeing a ra boy's bathroom. source tell news4 it was a threat against african-americans. >> it's really disappointing. i expect better from the people in my neigh

this picture shows the graffiti scrawled above two urinals when saying "white," and the other uses an offenses word for blacks that we blurred out. how is the school responding, amy? >> they held assembly and the principal organized it. it took a turn he lined up a few speakers but 100 students decided to come forward and speak and it laughed for an hour and a half. the principal called it very powerful. >> the adults at the student assembly were upset about the racist graffiti found in a bathroom. >> this is danville, california, the 21st century. this is not the old south of 1950s but the students spontaneously deciding to speak who turned this talking to an emotional peer-to-peer discussion. >> you have no words to describe my feelings but i do agree we need to prove that we are better hand this. >> picture of the graffiti, someone wrote "whites," in the bathroom with arrow pointing left and an offensive word for african-americans with an arrow pointing to the right. >> my god! really? >> we showed the picture to parents dropping off their kids. >> i am surprised. i didn't think th

the school was having a book fair - when staff saw the graffiti. racist graffiti was later found on other schools on alameda island. parents and school staff are now taking action. "without many of us knowing exactly what the words were. we want all children to feel safe." the alameda police deptarment is investigating - right now, there are no suspects. bart riders had the opportunity to write supportive notes to each other today. this installation. called the "wall of empathy". popped up at the three stations: 16-th and mission, 24-th and mission and montgomery street. the temporary project allowed travelers to leave uplifting notes to each other on post-its. the installations were inspired by the a "therapy wall" in new york. that popped up on wednesday. shortly after the election results were announced. television journalist gwen ifill has died of cancer at the age of 61. ifill worked for p-b-s. she ha moderated presidential and vice- presidential debates. and also worked for n-b-c. >> britteny: merit appears 14% bigger we're also tracking clou

. >>> more racist graffiti showing up at bay area high schools. the fleet of concerned parents and the action one school district is taking. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> you made it to friday morning. it's very early if you're just waking up. 4:30 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. if you spend some time outside, your nose may get red, maybe your cheeks. we're with you the entire way. >> i have the heater on. >> mike doesn't get cold, but it is cold. >> it is, again this morning, just a few degrees above where we were yesterday morning in many spots. we have the frost advisory back for the north bay as we see all these areas shaded in blue, that's where the frost advisory is in effect until about 7:00 this morning. a look at those temperatures. it is definitely milder in napa, 43 degrees. 37 in santa rosa and morgan hill and san jose, 44 degrees. as we go into the rest of the day, it will be slightly warmer, reaching into the upper 60s and a lot of sunshine. we'll talk about that, but the sun does not stick around. ra

this is the graffiti we're talking about.he words whites and colored above the urinals in the boys bathroom. the photo was circulated through social media yesterday. administrators found out about it yesterday afternoon and they took down the graffiti and called in danville police to investigate who is behind it. students don't know what the person's motivations were in writing this but it doesn't really matter. >> i don't know if the person was trying to hurt people or not, but he caused some emotions from a lot of people. it's just bad. >> reporter: this is the third incident of racist graffiti showing up on school property at a school in the san ramon unified school district. a few weeks ago, there were two incidences painted in the bathrooms at california high school of racism. it was the same type of graffiti with whites and colored over the toilets. the district is taking steps to discuss the issue with students, teachers and parents. >> it is important that we include students in the conversation and staff. this is som

the school was having a book fair - when staff saw the graffiti. this is alameda schools superintendent. sot/tc: 19 sean mcphetridge/alameda unified superintendent it was tough to see. - and now, look at this - these are what parents and administrators did in response to the racist graffiti, they painted posters and put up signs. sot/tc: 38 jacqueline musich/edison elementary school parent we wanted to make sure that all students and their parents felt welcome. and it was not just at edison where the hate crime occurred, but at all elementary schools on the island. sot/tc: 51 ann rogers/otis elementary school parent my daughter goes to otis elementary - we just want everyone to feel wanted. the alameda police deptarment is investigating - right now, there are no suspects. school officials and parents feel the contentious election and outcome certainly influenced the response to the hate crime. sot/tc: sot/tc: 1:36 craig schneider/edison elementary school parents since the election there is more hate, and we want to counter that. tes: 1:48 and it is

, students, administrators met tonight to discuss racist graffiti found on campus today. the words were written on stalls inside a girl's bathroom. it's the fourth time that hateful graffiti has been discovered in the schools in recent weeks. parents and students are not taking it lightly. >> this is someone going out of their way to write and spew hatred in the bathroom wall. in class during a third period that is just crazy. >> i don't even want to talk or come up with a solution, but maybe saying later, but it needs to be addressed now. >> the district officials are looking into an incident the other day at monte vista high school in danville. they're taking the matter extremely seriously, they are organizing a committee to address such cases. >>> a san francisco man is behind bars on suspicion of spray painting their graffiti as they arrested 33-year-old of san francisco yesterday and they said that they were seen spray painting the racist views and the symbol on the wall of the business and then also on the hood of the parked pick up truck, charged with the vandalism

so, ryan, what happened and is the graffiti linked to the fire? >> well, good morning once again. that's still under investigation over my right shoulder you can see part of the message a wear word and the name trump, next to it here it says burn everything with an arrow started overnight. let's go to some video if we could right now. it shows the message denounces president elect donald trump along with the wordy just mentioned and says burn everything with an arrow pointing to the vacant mobile home. that place was apparently set on fire. crews got the call around 1:20 this morning. it wasn't too bad and they managed to put it out quickly. neighbors >> i was just truly broken, heartbroken i feel like this is not going to be a good 4 years, you know if we're going to have a civil war if this keep on, you know, just nonsense. . >> you can also see the letters blm over my left shoulder likely denoting the group black lives matter but we haven't confirmed that. we're told by fire homes are vacant, so the good news in all this no injuries reported. back to you. >> well that is the go

i want to just zoom in on some of this graffiti. we've reached out to investigators to see what caused this fire. we have not heard back from them. i am in hillsborough county, clifton french abc action news. >>> we're working right now to get an update on the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of a well-known tampa attorney. blaise gamba was husband william when both suffered some sort of medical emergency on board a boat after a dive a few miles off madeira beach. blaise died. william gamba is still recovering deputies are calling it a diving accident. >>> anti-trump protestors took to the streets across the country. protests occurred in new york city, philadelphia, los angeles, and this one which saw several hundred marching through st. petersburg. most of the demonstrations were peaceful including one on the buccaneers wide receiver mike evans who did not stand for the national anthem yesterday. >>> some pasco county parents are up in arms this morning over possible rezoning. >> the school overcrowding is considering

. >> two meetings were held yesterday at montevista high school in danville after racist graffiti was found to the bathroom there. >> our students do not want to this aptitude to find them -- attitude to find -- to define them. it doesn't mean anything if you don't have a great cool climate. it doesn't mean anything people are walking around school feeling unsafe. >> this graffiti found wednesday in the boys bathroom the words white and colored over the urinals is raising questions about race at the campus that is only 2% african-american. >> we know across the district we have a lot of work to do. >> the district had barely begun investigating when new restroom be the -- graffiti crept up. >> i don't want to speculate. for us all for our ugly and harmful. >> montevista began it stay in assembly. all 2400 students and it ran two hours long. >> the start with you. you need a call to action and follow through. you needed to do this terrifying things. >> one hundred students got to speak. >> they shared their experiences and you can could european drop in the gym because our kids are foc

. >> racist graffiti in a school bathroom and it's not the first time. >> that graffiti is the fourth incident in the same school in a month. some appeared before the election and continued in the 10 days since donald trump won the presidency. >> we have team coverage tonight and we begin with laura anthony. >> the meeting was moved up from a later date after this incident of racist graffiti on campus. >> i'm heart broken this is going on at my school. >> students at california high school are reeling after a fourth incident of racist graffiti in as many weeks. it included expletives. >> we have 200 members in our bsu. to have them texting me and scared to come to school today, it freaks me out. >> the zoom is actively investigating the incident. we have as anxious as we might feel, we're not powerless. >> reporter: he spoke about how to change the dialogue. >> it's important we talk about it and during this forma tiff time they're saying that is not us. >> dublin high students told us they haven't seen the blatant racism exhibited on other campuss. >> some people are very unscheduled

this graffiti by a student is an example of harassment that surfaced after the presidential election.i'm embarrassed to be living in this school district. >> it's not just because someone got elected president that this is happening. apparently it was happening before. >> in september a student snapped this picture o of a student draped in the confederate banner. >> we are invested and we'll address it, tackle it. >> the student received positive feedback from student assemblies. the district plans to have hallways, bathrooms and cafeterias closely monitored. >> do you think it's enough? >> it's a start. it probably should have started many years ago. >> now there will be another community meeting here tomorrow evening. police are investigating the incident from last week. anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. christie lleto, channel6: >> a new castle county woman is being treated for severe injuries after being struck by a car. the pedestrian was hit near the concord mall in talleyville. police are investigating the circumstances around the crash. >>> showers have

. >> racist graffiti in a school bathroom and it's not the first time. >> that graffiti is the fourthame school in a month. some appeared before the election and continued in the 10 days since donald trump won the presidency. >> we have team coverage tonight and we begin with laura anthony. >> the meeting was moved up from a later date after this incident of racist graffiti on campus. >> i'm heart broken this is going on at my school. >> students at california high school are reeling after a fourth incident of racist graffiti in as many weeks. it included expletives. >> we have 200 members in our bsu. to have them texting me and scared to come to school today, it freaks me out. >> the zoom is actively investigating the incident. we have

here's video of the cleanup, crews were replacing broken windows scrubbing off graffiti.ding to oakland pd 250 protesters marched to downtown oakland up to highway 24, one protester was hit by a car near the claremont avenue offramp suffering serious injuries, protesters attacked the car breaking the back window, fires were set in oakland even the city center closed because of the protest. in oakland the protests wrapped up around to deck 30 this morning. you can see things are quiet right now, but still some cleanup left to do. sandra osborne kpix 5. >> were the protesters people? >> from what we can tell and through some of the students there were people chanting saying we will not be divided we will stay united. but we will see some graffiti left at the campus.>>> and other hot button raise the battle for a seat in the state senate, two san francisco supervisors on the ballot. it was a close race but scott wiener came out on top. >>> donald trump's victory sparking movement in the global markets, jill wagner has the very latest. good morning.>> good morning donald trum

just around the corner, take a look at this, majority of the graffiti. denver has a special graffiti task force. a good samaritan volunteered to come clean up the mess. without surveillance, it's a hard case to crack. scrape the l's off the windows, scott got to work with his power washer. those who work here say this makes the other instances seem minor. steve bar lot says this goes to far and those who work here shouldn't have to face retaliation for working for trump. he has his own ideas about who is responsible. >> it's really just shows how hillary clinton's people are viewing this fight. they need to go to the lowest levels and attack. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, this is a historic building and there are people who live above the campaign headquarters who have to deal with this graffiti. cbs4 news. >>> new developments tonight in a hit-and-run investigation in in custody. 27 year old norlane stradda reyes did turn himself in last night. he took off from the scene. corrinna died at the hospital. she worked as an attorney in denver. >>> th

. >>> this morning usf police are investigating a series of racially charged graffiti messages on campus. now, as you can imagine students are on edge. we're joined live from the campus in tampa. it's got to be concerning for students and staff the university doing to address this? >> reporter: authorities here certainly want to make sure that all of the students feel safe and because of these incidents they're beefing up their patrols here on the campus. there have been a number of incidents in which racial slurs were written on dorm walls and a recent threat to kill former secretary of state hillary clinton if she had indeed been elected housing and education she worked to organize a meeting for students to assure them the matter is being taken seriously. >> a safe and welcoming community and anything that counter acts that is troubling to us. >> reporter: now, the person behind the graffiti used a dry erase marker so there was no physical damage to the buildings. police are investigating but because of the lack of physical damage they say there isn't much that they can do. now, the un

.>>> pick community coming together to clear this graffiti someone school in mapleton. >> the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: morning to you denver police were here on scene checking this out they will continue looking into it today to try to figure out who did this and why they did this to this elementary school in stapleton. this is just one of the items of graffiti and vandalism on the back oo the gym door you painted at the isabella bird community school, there was also spray-painted on the sidewalks just behind the school. yesterday parents, community members and others came together to clean up the graffiti scrubbing it away and leaving notes on paper hearts near where it happened. the principal says this is a very inclusive community and school that teaches the opposite of what the messages we center released a statement condemning what they called an offensive act. we will have more reaction including from the principal as well as some of the parents who came out here to clean up all of this and reaction to these hateful messages. thankfully they are now gone from

found. >> the graffiti referred to president elect donald trump. we're joined live from hillsborough, what happened and is the grass tee fee linked to the fire? >> good morning to you both. you can see the word trump over my right shoulder. before that word is an inappropriate word and right here it says burn everything with an arrow pointing to that home and we're told by authorities that home was set on fire early this morning. now, here's video of denouncing president elect donald trump, and says burning everything with that arrow pointing to the vacant mobile home next store. that police was subsequently set on fire. the fire wasn't too bad, and they managed to put it out quickly. neighbors in the area are quite worried wondering if this was simply an isolated incident or just the beginning. listen here. >> i was just truly broken, this is not going to be a good 4 years, you know if we're going to have a civil war if this keep on, you know, just nonsense. >> reporter: really a crazy situation post election. you can see the letters here most lik

also in minnesota at a high school we saw racist graffiti, pro-trump graffiti in a bathroom reading white america, also reading go back to africa. trump let's make america great again. also, in a high school in california, we saw a student giving out fake deportation letters to minority students. you know, this isn't just happening in high schools and middle schools, also in colleges. we saw a student at san diego state university being accosted by two people, she was wearing a hij hijab, they were spewing racial slurs, they skoel her purse, skoel her keys, stole her car. we're also seeing graffiti not just in schools but across the country in philadelphia, because in north carolina graffiti reading black lives don't matter. your vote doesn't matter. carol, just incredibly disturbing. >> there are some would say because you mentioned a number, 40 high schools and middle schools across the country. we live in a country of 330 million people, right? so some people might say, you know, so a tiny fraction, you know, a tiny number of idiots across the country are doing these things. but it's n

a novato police officer spotted the graffiti on monday morning. it includes the n-word. and while it is in an area of little foot traffic, many residents have seen a photo of the graffiti on social media. >> just fuel of more of the same hatred we are trying to get rid of. >> we are all in this together so let's write some positive messages. >> novato police don't have a motive or suspects. they say the area has been a go to spot for juveniles in the past, but it is unclear if that's the truth. >> we don't know what the motivation of the suspect was. at this point it is not a hate crime, but something we are ago testifily looking into. >> novato police are looking for the public's help. abc7 news. >> dan: an abc7 news viewer sent this photo showing racist signs in a men's restroom in danville's monte vista high school. they said the district will provide new staff training on how to respond appropriately to incidents of bullying and discrimination. >>> and another reported hate crime in the east bay where a woman says she was targeted for wearing a scarf on her head. abc

high school with more on what happened. >> reporter: this graffiti was found inside a bathroom here at montevista high school. i want to show you a picture of exactly what it looks like. this picture taken by a student. you are looking inside the boys bathroom inside the montevista high school. over a couple journals, you'll see two words written. over one it says right and the other it says colored. we received this picture from a concerned parent. we call the principal about it and received no comment. instead, we were told to talk to san ramon valley school officials but here's what they sent home in a note to parents. it says, in our district, harmful words used during the election coincided with two ugly incidents of racist graffiti at one of our high schools for the words exchanged on the campaign trail and racist words written on bathroom walls cry out for how much we need to support, teach, and listen to our children. so in this letter school officials are putting the blame squarely on election rhetoric. students and parents are starting to arrive at school right now. hopefu

it's not just graffiti. >> reporter: what brought parents here was this graffiti found in the boys' bathroom been four racist vandalism incidents in the san ramon valley unified school district in one month. three others at cal high. the most recent which looked similar to the monta vista graffiti incident found just today. >> all four now, ugly, harmful incidents. >> reporter: some parents here were shocked such a thing was happening at the schools. while others insist it has been going on for far too long. >> there is no empathy for other voices that are within this community. >> reporter: students' voices were heard loud and clear this morning. at an impromptu assembly, more than 100 students spoke, denouncing these acts. >> we need to prove that we are belter than this. >> reporter: the principal meantime reafirmed who ever is responsible could face suspension and possible expulsion. in danville, abc 7 news. >>> turning now to the trump transition. supporters of the president elect sparked controversy today when they said there was precedent for creating a muslim registry. that press den

last month there were two incidents of graffiti like this at california high school. one of those incidences is almost identical to what happened here. monta vista high school administrators plan on having a meeting with parents tonight. so parents and teachers can discuss what happened and that is scheduled for 7:00 this evening.>>> the mayor will not give federal officials the personal information of undocumented immigrants. if asked under the incoming trump administration. city leaders are preparing for the possibility that donald trump will pull federal fund the -- funding. at issue is the information collected from undocumented immigrants who have applied for municipal identification cards. those cards allow anyone who lives in san francisco, including undocumented immigrants, to have proof of their identity so they can access city services. city leaders are concerned that yes customs enforcement can use information to track down family members and boost deportation efforts. the mayor says he is committed to keep -- to protecting the privacy of the citizens. >>>

and graffiti in their house, on their house. all over the place. yeah. >> you're right, ken, thank you. heart breaking story. >> very sad. russell. all right. another day another cabinet position filled. this time president-elect trump has choch congressman tom price he's georgia and next health and human services secretary he has been long time critic of obamacare. if he's approved by senate he would play key role in legacy law. happening today round two for mitt romney and president-elect trump. the former presidential candidate will and critic of trump they will meet again. romney is on short list of candidates for the secretary of state cabinet position. although some president-elect's trump's close advisors have spokening out against romney. >> also developing tragic news from late last night. plane crash in columbia has killed 76 people. we know there are 5 survivors so far. chartered plane brazilian soccer team on board for a tournament when crashed into side of mountain. reports are that the pilot declared an emergency just before the airpo

how they dole with the graffiti on 7 news at 11:00 over on how they dole with the graffiti on 7 newsat 11:00 over on channel 7 >> student protest against donald trump aren't dying down. we were in east palo alto as 200 students and teachers from phoenix academy marched along university avenue today. students hear donald trump will deport immigrant deport. >> friends deman refund african 88 west went on long political rant at con center san jose. west said he didn't but if he had he stunned everyone he would have voted for donald trump. matt has the story. >> kanye west took the stage at the sap center in san jose last night but the music appeared to be secondary. he had something to say. >> specifically to brack people stop focus on racism. this world is racist, okay. listen. stop being this and focus. >> fans pay 160 dollars a ticket to see him perform. while they did get music they were also witnesses to his opinion on the political world post election. many people posted video on social media. >> you are an amazing man. next time you rant do it on your own time. >> he had a full h

of the -- feet of the graffiti that covered 8684 old home.as were found plaster the on the windows of the old maglio furs warehouse. black spray paint this time, t too. by nightfall it was cleaned off and so was the swastikas covering the word trump that police found utility box up the road near reid street later in the afternoon. police have not said whether they believe the incidents are connected. jane and her neighbors are ang angry. but res sole late. >> he knows did he it and he knows he's lousy whoever did it. shouldn't have done that. >> look at it. we have cameras for reason. >> reporter: now the mayor and the anti defamation league have released statements condemning the graffiti tonight detectives continue to investigate. lucy? >> thank you very much, sabina. good samaritans risked their lives to save a teen trapped in burning car. how the dramatic rescue may not have been possible if not for pair of scissors. >>> and scammers are getting ready for the holiday season and they're aiming for your smart phone. how they're doing it thr

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and then they graffitied the side of the residence building the best thing we can do is keep help some cameras around here caught it the problem is a details are not working properly bobby take a couple of these doing this job for free on the eastside julie fox 31 you know it's frustrating a decision from endeavor does good demo any minute now from other people code below to take ballet cell in colorado people are suing to have that overturned the law is designed to protect against voter corset which lawyers for the state argued that is still a valid concern the play to say the ban violates the first amendment right to free speech and the race for the white house exported hours in colorado be packed with representatives from the campaigns with less than a weekly hell you click the donald trump are making their final pushes to voters though bill clinton's in colorado right now for the campaign pueblo and denver and finally fort collins the pueblo step is critical for the clinton campaign that's her bill will be trying to the blue-collar vote doctor ben carson is here today he is for don

political graffiti sprayed all over a home. right next door to that one another home went up in flames. this happened early this morning in eastern hillsborough county. abc action news reporter clifton french is on the scene right now. this is obviously fire. >> reporter: yeah, the evidence for that suspicious fire written right here. you can see right here it says burn everything, and blm, that's typically an acronym for black lives matter. that arrow points right to this trailer and this is a trailer that firefighters found burning this morning. that's not the only thing written on the trailer next door. it says expletive trump and double wide. firefighters found this graffiti and the burning trailer just before 1:30 this morning. we know that nobody was hurt. we believe both of the trailers involved in this are vacant. something like this does not sit well with neighbors. >> i was just truly broken, heartbroken. i feel like this is not going to be a good four years, you know, if we're going to have a civil war if this keeps

we'll have the very latest coming up for you at 6:00. >>> racist graffiti inside a local hospital. why one student says she's afraid of school. >>> and burying the hatchet following a contentious election. >>> welcome to washington, president-elect donald trump and future first lady melania get a tour of their new home. plus donald trump's first face to face ever with president obama. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. we have jim rosen field also. >> reporter: we want to begin with breaking news back in phil and we want to go up to sky force 10 because for the second night in a row, protesters are out in the streets of philly, protesting the election outcome. mitch blacher is in sky force 10 for us. >> reporter: we're looking down, right down jfk, this is where this protest is going, this march at this point is a dense march. it is curb to curb. the organizers say they include women of color and they are marching in protest of the election of donald trump to

it's not just graffiti. >> reporter: what brought parents here was this graffiti found in the boys' bathroom. there have been four racist vandalism incidents in the san ramon valley unified school district in one month. three others at cal high. the most recent which looked similar to the monta vista graffiti incident found just today. >> all four now, ugly, harmful incidents. >> reporter: some parents here were shocked such a thing was happening at the schools. while others insist it has been going on for far too long. >> there is no empathy for other voices that are within this community. >> reporter: students' voices were heard loud and clear this morning. at an impromptu assembly, more than 100 students spoke, denouncing these>> we need to p belter than this. >> reporter: the principal meantime reafirmed who ever is responsible could face suspension and possible expulsion. in danville, abc 7 news. >>> turning now to the trump transition. supporters of the president elect sparked controversy today when they said there was precedent for creating a muslim registry. that press dencedent, int

students discovered racist graffiti at slago creek elementary school in silver spring. it is disturbing they didn't hear about the incident until monday. >> you know, we've had a whole weekend go by. this should have gone out on friday and we should have known about this a lot sooner. it would have given us the weekend to talk with our kids and help them go through everything they might need to go through. >> the school's principal said students did report the graffiti the information to the main office. a building service worker saw the graffiti and removed it the same day. >>> there is a celebration today marking an end to the repairs to the capitol dome. after three years of construction, all of the fine details will be unveiled today. crews fixed 1,300 cracks and removed 14 layers of paint. they replaced ornaments, some for the first time. >> all lit up at night, too. >>> all right storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell, what should we expect today? >> clouds and some rain drops around here early this morning. it won't rain all day, though. if you left your umbrella a

in various sites around the northeast, police report of graffiti.r to a muslim room scroll to the president elect trump's name. >> since law enforcement tracking of hate crimes, it requires extensive investigations first. in california, more examples. a muslim woman says her head scarf was yanked by an attacker. >> if it was not a hate crime, it is a weird coincidence that it happened right after trump became president elect trump. >> a mom says this is how her daughter's day started. >> she walked into class, her first class in the morning and greeted with, are you ready to go back to mexico? >> at the same school, a student handed out deportation notices. and says it is a joke. it is not a joke. you are making fun of my family and friends. and it hurts. still, the protests against trump and his supporters while largely peaceful have been undeniably bigger and brought their own uglyness. cases of vandalism and arsons and arrests and pain. >> we had a couple of officers injured and some went to the hospital. >> through all the hard words, one clear

the school was having a book fair when staff saw the graffiti. >> reporter:racist graffiti was later found on other schools onthe alameda police deptarment is still investigating. >> i think it is real honesty and the elections have called--caused a real conflict between different students as well. >> vicki:lt. governor gavin newsom is calling on california schools to make sure that students feel safe from the threat of deportation. >> grant:catherine heenan is here with details on what newsom is saying.in the wake of thetrump election. >> catherine:the lt. governor has met with undocumented students and advocates.. he's now talking about their concern over president-elect trump's proposed deportation force. newsom is calling on the university of california and california state university systems to formally declare public campuses as "sanctuary campuses." sphere >> vicki: >> catherine:he's written letters to university officials.saying economic imperative' to protect students. >> to remind all and the state of california that we have their bad and had their families back. >> catheri

a novato police officer spotted the graffiti on monday morning. it includes the n-word. and while it is in an area of little foot traffic, many residents have seen a photo of the graffiti on social media. >> just fuel of more of the same hatred we are trying to get rid of. >> we are all in this together so let's write some positive messages. >> novato police don't have a motive or suspects. they say the area has been a go to spot for juveniles in the past, but it is unclear if that's the truth. >> we don't know what the motivation of the suspect was. at this point it is not a hate crime, but something we are ago testifily looking into. >> novato police are looking for the public's help. abc7 news. >> dan: an abc7 news viewer sent this photo showing racist signs in a men's restroom in danville's monte vista high school. they said the district will provide new staff training on how to respond appropriately to incidents of bullying and discrimination. >>> and another reported hate crime in the east bay where a woman says she was targeted for wearing a scarf on her head. abc

. >>> breaking news this morning, a house fire in hillsborough county with some suspicious graffiti found neighbors react. . >> and president elect donald trump in his first sit-down interview since winning the election what he said that could signal a change on some key issues like health care and immigration. >> and bucs superstar receiver mike evans refusing to stand during the national anthem. the message he was trying to send about the election and the backlash on social media this >> thanks for waking up with us on this monday morning. leigh spann got a check on our weather. >> you're going to notice it is warmer when you walk outside. it was chilly saturday and sunday mornings. 63 in brooksville, 64 plant city, 63 bartow, sarasota 68, this is significantly warmer, lakeland, plant city tampa 7 degrees warmer than you were yesterday. in our merit cast notice the extra clouds around and 8 a.m. he will are we'll be at of blue sky. 75 at noon, during the afternoon around 4 p.m. 76 degrees and there is a small rain chance. so at 5:38 i'll have an 8-day temperature trend letting you know

is removed off the street the graffiti that litters the neighborhood and spreads all over i want to working closely what other folks to get large items moved offer the sidewalk as soon as possible so we don't see that for days as a time for infrastructure i want to make sure we allocate the funds to have the funds necessary to replace the roads and sidewalks and park we do not need to spend infrastructure money to have bonds to be paying and a yearly basis and increase parking in the neighborhood by prioritizing parking and garages so that residents have places to park and businesses can encourage people if outside the district to hop here because we have parking i want to increase the distribution have distribution of krooirld waters through the the neighborhood to have kriernd water to water airing our trees and clean the trash cans and cars this allows us not to use precious drooeng water and especially because of drought over the last couple of years so i canned make you any specific promises all i can do to be fair to everybody in the district and alone listen to concerns and f

left shattered windows and graffiti across downtown oakland. oakland pastor nicholas alexander held this sign on broadway for peace on the streets. >> it's okay, you know, to be angry and disagree. but, you have to put it behind you and move forward. >> reporter: protesters vowed to return to oakland on friday. abc 7 news. >>> if you're developing news where protesters continue to march downtown san jose right now. they briefly got on the highway at the west julian street ramp and shutdown traffic there thanks for sharing this video with us. he siays no one was hurt. >> left class and hit the streets today to protest the election. students organized the demonstration on social media, the largest where it's estimated more than a thousand students took part. >> school principal is in trouble because of something he