one of the victims says another boy called him homophobic names in band class... and told the dean about it... but the alleged bully wasn't punished. according to court documents - the attacks were so bad....one victim was stabbed with a pencil in his private parts.... and was too scared to tell the school. attorneys said the second victim was bullied after he tried to stand up for his frid hit with a trombone...and the bullying got so bad...he wanted to take his life. (( "i was going to try and kill myself ..." "and why were you going to do that? um, because i didn't see any like other options." )) ((nia wong)) >> the defense also presented says when the first victim reported being bullied, he never mentioned the homophobic slurs. ((nia wong)) >> coming up in the next half hour...we hear more from the clark county school district's attorney, about the other side of the case. reporting live from the regional justice center. nia wong 8 news now. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> nia, as for the families .. what outcome are they hoping for? ((nia wong)) >> the families who file

one of the victims says another boy at the school called him homophobic names in class. he said he reported the incident to the dean and was called in to talk about it.... but his parents were never notified and the accused bull however, the district's lawyer, has a different story. daniel polsenberg / clark county school district lawyer >> "it was 6th graders being 6th graders outside the presence of the teachers and nobody told the teachers or the school administration that these homophobic names were being used." ((kirsten joyce)) >> the defense says when one of the victims first reported the bullying, he never mentioned the homophobic slurs. this is a bench trial, which means there is no jury and a judge will hand down a ruling. it will continue this afternoon at 1 o clock./// ((kirsten joyce)) sheriff joe lombardo questions submitted online from the viewers.... during morning cup of joe.... see if your question was chosen this morning between 6:30 and 7 o'clock./// sherry how's the weather today? temps super warm at 70 degrees still at this hour. ............. we're

some of the alleged incidents were not reported to staff. >> homophobic words that they used, you do remember them? >> oh yes. >> school district policy and staff was not fully aware of the scope of the allegations. >> they haven't shown that it will school districten knew anything about the homophobic slurs. >> bringing light to the subject might be a way to prevent it in the future. >> the issue of bullying is not confined to las vegas or a particular junior high school. it is a nationwide problem. >> now this case will continue, the rest of this week into next week, and a judge will decide the outcome. reporting live, christy wilcox, news3, send it back to you. >> city council voted 4 to 3 to let developers reconsider their golf course, badlands, into housing. but a solution should work for everybody. >>> however well deserved, drinking too much? >> we're going to take you inside a classroom at unlv that is actually serving up beer. >> and an international pop star ? my hero zero. ? ? such a funny little hero ? ? now you're here to stay ? ? and nobody really knows... ? zero really

trump cannot implement policies that are racist or sexist or homophobic. second, what we also have to recognize and what trump his about that media inside the beltway janata understand is there are millions of people who are hurting. so we will say to mr. trump's use said throughout the campaign you would take on wall street. but now wall street advisers are flocking to your campaign. will you be a hypocrite? you said you would rebuild the infrastructure to bring millions of jobs. so our job is when he comes up with ideas that make sense to the working people people, i think we should be working with him. when he is racist and sexist and homophobic we will be vigorously in opposition. with climate change there is no compromise. [cheers and applause] but mostly getting back to the democratic party, ordinary people have got to know that the democratic party has the guts to stand up to some very powerful people today whose greed is destroying the middle-class and working-class of the country. if we cannot do that i.o.c. much of a future for the democratic par

him homophobic names in band class. he said he reported the incident to the dean and was called in to talk about it but his parents were never notified and his bully wasn't disciplined. but, the district's lawyer, has a different story. "it was 6th graders being 6th graders outside the presence of the teachers and nobody told the teachers or the school administration that these homophobic names were being used." ((shakala alvaranga)) 6-month timeline was laid out by attorneys. one of the victims says the attacks had gotten so bad, that he was stabbed in his private part with a pencil. he said he never reported the incident because he was too scared. "hearing things like that every day. it just makes you start to believe them. so i started to think that way about myself. what way? that i was fat and that i was weird for being one of the victims first reported the bullying, he never mentioned the homophobic slurs. "the school district doesn't like bullying and you know, the schools have to wrestle with this everyday and i

. >> i never thought of trump as being homophobic. isn't he for gay marriage? >>er loved -- everybody loved trump and went to hissed withing and wrote songs about him. and now decided he is hitler. >> but the love cabin guys, they said no to trul p. they -- trump, they unendorsed him. despite saying he is the most pro-gay republican in history. >> she for gay marriage. why are they dough nounsing him? they denouncing him. >> it is more to the extreme elements in the conservative party. those people worry about the spream court judges -- the supreme court judges. that's probably why they are upset. i love the first tweet from the first guy who was like, regularly drives 90 males -- miles to get beer and won't be doing that no more. oh good. great. i regularly drink yeungling with my son. i thought those progressives were like pansy white blanc -- >> did they lose? do you think it was a big gay beer, yeungling? >> it shows how the power of the market. sales of leather daddy lager are through the roof. >> i don't mind this so much as, if you don't support someone

another boy began calling him homophobic names in band class. the young victim said he reported the incident to the dean and he was called in to talk about it but his parents were never notified and his bully was not disciplined. meanwhile, he said the name calling escalated to physical aggression. at one point the victim says his bully stabbed him in his private because he was afraid. attorneys said the second victim was being bullied after he tried to stand up for his friend... and was being made fun of because of his height and weight. on one occasion, the bully hit the second victim with a trombone. attorneys say it got so bad, the second victim was planning to end his life. ((attorney: why were you going to do that? victim: because i didn't see like-- other options.)) ((karen castro)) plaintiff's attorneys didn't set out a case for discrimination based on perceived sexual orientation, as stated in the lawsuit. they say... when one of the victims first reported the bullying, he never mentioned the homophobic slurs. the defense also questione

. >> he is homophobic and tramsphobic and that is not okay. >> reporter: for nearly two hours young men and women marched through the streets of downtown cleveland. even some young kids took part in the protest. president. >> reporter: many of the protesters met in the square as they walked through town chanting. others joined. >> seeing this rally going down the street lit a fire under my butt and i joined in. i am so thankful i did. i am fired up now. >> reporter: some people held signs and others stopped on the side of the middle of the street in square house square. they ended at cleveland state university and there they stood in holding hands. protesters say they want peace in our country. >> donald trump made comments that are sexis st and homophobic. you can disagree with the politics, but there is hate involved in his campaign. if people are upset and afraid they are not alone. we are all here together. >> reporter: i am told there was not a lot of planning involved. others joined making it way through downtown cleveland. people are proud to see people from different background

((brian loftus)) >> the defense says when one of the victims first reported the homophobic slurs. this is a bench trial, which means there is no jury and a judge will hand down a ruling. it will continue this afternoon at 1 o clock./// it will continue this afternoon at 1 o clock./// quick check on your commute watch out for a crash on the airport connector ramp to eastbound 215. traffic in the spaghetti bowl is running slowly. expect delays alon <<< ((sherry swensk)) and so we haven't cooled down all that much yet... but we will. ............. winds picking up all over southern nevada as the morning goes on... and they have already gusty up on the mountain and the west side of the valley. ....... temps will stay mild today, but the winds will blow up to 40 mph and higher and will cause blowing dust and other issues on the road. ....... denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. cept denny's all-new knows liday pancakes.e holidays you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, ? >>> the lincoln tunnel memo this week shows five

a rock outside the broomfield school covered with homophobic slurs. one of the swas stick kas is covered the star of david. antoinette: festive cheers brightening downtown boston's crossing. doug: kicking off the holiday season with black friday deals and the tree lighting. popular faces taking the stage including foxboro native jojo. marty walsh and santa himself. antoinette: i'm sure it was a real tree out there. our discussion about me getting a fake tree. oh, my goodness. i can have it up for longer. that's why. kelly ann: absolutely. you said it's white too. that's cool. antoinette: we don't allow a lot of colors. doug: a very monochromatic christmas. antoinette: it goes with the decor. kelly ann: it is not going to feel like christmas out there today although we are topping out in the 40's. it's not quite as cold as it could be we have a few coastal showers, but watch for the fog. antoinette: be careful if you're driving. doug: "good morning america" is next. more on the death of fidel castro. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5's presiden

> reporter: a long time south philadelphia resident he says he's had to intervene in a spike of homophobicctivity over the course of the last year. now, as for the situation at the gym, a police report was filed and the man accused of throwing that item has been barred from the location. reporting live in south philadelphia, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, alex thank you so much. >>> also now investigators say the racist and threatening members targeting black students at the university of pennsylvania have been linked to a students at the university of oklahoma. officials there say in a statement "the university has already determined from its preliminary inquiry that there's a basis for a temporary suspension of the student under our student code while we continue to gather all of the facts. "now the racist and threatening messages began appearing on students' phones through the messaging app group me. u penn police say they are now working with the fbi in this case. >>> and protestors are hitting the streets for a fourth night in a row in philadelphia and all acros

racism and homophobic comments are given weight in the political system and in our culture. >> i was surprised that there was not a lot of racism out in the open. when it was, it was put down. and a lot of community support. and i'm upset to see that happening here. >> reporter: uc berkeley police said the suspect was wearing a gray hoody, blue jeans and gray sneakers. some posters -- protesters are starting to come in. >>> people are taking it to the streets on protest. people in portland -- making arrest at the protest. police say in recent night the small group has turned aggressive towards officer. >>> people from both sides of the coast are upset with the presidential result. at the newsroom tonight, she is tracking demonstration in los angeles and here in the bay area. we are seeing another active evening. >> you can tell that there are many people out there who are not happy at the election result. oakland people starting to march from that intersection throughout the city. and protesters we've been speaking to, they are concerned that trump is unfit to serve as commander and

they are shocked by the support they received from teammates and coaches those that were the most homophobic their comments were some of the first to haunt them to say i love you the only regret that they have is they didn't do is sooner.ret th it is a like this is the experience but 99 percent of the athletes that we havee written about and how school, college in tennessee and kentucky california, europe, australia , the reason that i advocate is because it and just so when would recede the gate jackie robinson? there are two. they never will. eyeball get the term gave jackie robinson they talk about the first men's sports star we have to win in and to be the person that changes a conversation understand civil-rights when he first played major league baseball. they have trouble voting, ye they could announce its they could not drink from the water fountains and they are nowhere near that. this is beyond the sports world. you could not have they gave jackie robinson where the african americans were with their rights but it insteadd ofe of one seminal figure, all of the young athletes would c

and yelled racial and homophobic slurs at them. on tuesday, people were gathered in sporul plaza watching the elections. police say that's when the man appoached them. police say the susepct is a white male in his 50's and about 5'6 or 5'7 in height. >> reporter:students i talked to say this campus is known for being inclusive. but since election, day.something has changed. abby anderson >>:i am definitely hearing a lot more about this studd since the election. i think a lot of what trump has said has been validated since people have voted for him and that's a scary thing. these sexist racist and homophobic comments are now being given some sort of weight in our political system and culture. sot thomas dobbs >>:when i came to berkeley i was suprrised to asee that there wasn't a lot of racial acts out in the open. there wasn't a lot of racism out in the open and if something came out into the open, it was attacked. it was put down. and it was. there was a lot of community support and im really upset to see that happening here. stand

victory and his kind of surprise victory has made a lot of people who may have kept their racist, homophobic, what have you, feeling before, now feeling bold and that they can come out in public and not have to hide any more. >> but andre murray doesn't equate this hostility that he has seen through the presidential election. >> calling names, so i stopped and said why is you all acting like this? they're not bother with nobody. >> long time south philadelphia resident, he says, he has had to intervene in a spike every homophobic activity over the course of the last year. in the incident at this gym, a police report was filed and the man accused every throwing that item has been banned from the property. reporting in south philadelphia, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> investigators now say, racist and threatening messages targeting black student at the university of pennsylvania have been linked to a student at the university of oklahoma. officials there say in a statement the university has already determined from its preliminary inquiry that there is a basis for temporary su

nobody. >> long time south philadelphia resident he says he has had to intervene in a spike of homophobic activity over the course of the last year. in the incident at the gym, a police report was filed, and the man accused of throwing that item has been banned from the property. reporting in south philadelphia, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> investigators now say racist and threatening messages targeting black student at the university of pennsylvania have been linked to a student at the university of oklahoma. officials there say in a statement the university has already determined from its preliminary inquiry that there is a basis for a temporary suspension of the student, under our student code, while we continue to gather all of the fact. the racist and threatening messages began appearing on students' phones through the messaging app group me. upenn police say they're working with the fbi. >>> well, protesters hit the streets for a fourth straight night in philadelphia, and across the country, as president-elect donald trump pick possible cabinet members. protesting ou

>> long time south philadelphia resident he said he has had to intervene in a spike of homophobic activity over the course of the last year. in the incident at the gym, a police report was filed and the man accused of throwing that item has been banned from the property. reporting in south philadelphia, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> investigators say racist and threatening messages targeting african-american students at the university of pennsylvania have been linked to a student at the university of oklahoma, in a statement officials there say the university has already determined from its preliminary inquiry that there is a basis for a temporary suspension of the student under our student code while we continue to gather all of the facts. the racist and threatening messages began appearing on students' phones through the message being app group me. upenn police say they'll be working with the fbi. >>> and protest earls hit the streets for fourth night in philadelphia, and across the country, as president-elect trump continues working on his transition, and reporting the

up to 10 thousand people packed the streets of midtown nh (( /he's a racist homophobic, xenophobic nightmare, misogynist nightmare and he doesn't represent the values that i know to be american values i think we have a new president and we should all unify and rally around president trump )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> about 65 people were arrested near trump tower, most for disorderly conduct./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> hundreds of you commented on the protests on our facebook page. mike said: didn't anybody ask them if they were going to everytime he appeared on tv? and gabriel said: trump supporters complain yet they would have probably done the same thing if hillary won. you can join the conversation on our 8 news now facebook page./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> our beautiful fall weather is continuing... sherry swensk is in the weather center to tell us. how long we can expect it to last... ((sherry swensk)) most people are loving this warmer november weather... but i do see some cooler changesn news for those who are ready for cooler fall weather. otherwise enjoy the warmth while it's here. ........

(protestor sot) no nameits an t toaffronemocra that he was elected/he's a racist homophobic, xenophobic nightmare, misogynist nightmare and he doesn't represent the values th i know to be american values // in milwaukee last night - but denstation for tonight at a red arropark... 3 rebecca in wx center today: lots of sun and breezy. nearing records with highs in the mid60 mph.tonight: mostly clear. some chill withs in e upper 30s and lower 40s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.veterans day: still a mostly sunny sky but a bit of a system shock with s in the upper 40s, closer to average. lows saturday morning wi be near freezing - 320. wind: sw 5-15 mph. back into the middle 50s for saturday and sunday with lots and lots of sun toss back to mike new at noon... noon...a pedestrian was struck and killed by a truck on i-94 this morning, and now investigators are trying to freeway in the first place. the deadly crash happened in the northbound lanenear college avenue just before 8-30. the medical examiner says the pedestrian who was struck was an adult female. no name has been released. all northbound lanes

different story: (( "it was 6th graders being 6th graders outside the school administration that these homophobic names were being used." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> this is a bench trial, which means there is no jury and a judge will hand down a ruling./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the county's latest government auction is this weekend... and that means a chance to bid on all kinds of items. you can buy cars and a variety of items local governments are trying to get rid of . right now.. you can pre-register for it. nia wong is at the auction site near stephanie and flamingo with a preview... nia? ((nia wong)) >> kirsten. dollars, i could bid on this fire engine i'm sitting on right now. would i? that's an entirely different story. my point is this auction attracts people from all walks of life to check out all kinds of items. from fire trucks to crown vics to metal detectors....ever ything up to the kitchen sink.. which one year they actually did have. >> but you won't find out until you get down here. previewing started at 9 this morning and we've seen dozens of people already looking for those good de

the men who are the most homophobic in their comments in the locker room are some of the first guys toug them and embrace them and tell them i love you area and the only regret these athletes have is they didn't do it sooner. and it's not like well, this is the experience of some of the athletes, this is the experience of 99 percent of athletes that we've written about in high school, college , pro, olympic level, in tennessee and kentucky in california, in europe and australia so the big reason that i advocate for people coming out in sports is because it will make your life better and your eyes will open up to how much people love you. >> from your book fairplay, for years people have asked me about when we would see the gay jackie robinson. there are two ways to look at that. one, we already have and to know we never will. >> eyeballed that this term gay jackie robinson. a lot of people use it to talk about the first big sports star, men's sports star, like cheryl swoopes. there's a big men's sports star to come out of the closet and be that jackie robinson type person that changes

chemical, to make himself die. )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> during cross examination, didn't include the homophobic slurs her son had told her about. bryan said she didn't find it necessary to go into detail and was hoping the school would investigate the claims./// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) are feeling it. we're in the low 40s at mccarran right now. ....... light winds and highs just near 60 yesterday have allowed temps to drop to even 30s in some valley neighborhoods. a slow warm up over the weekend with sunshine is coming. .... but also showers in the forecast. let's take a look at the roads with demetria >>> vegas is a hotline bling leader... just how many calls the 702 area code received last month. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and in our next half hour... law enforcement here in the valley are gearing up for the arrival of a new super drug. exactly what is it and why a tiny amount of it could be lethal./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and this is 8 news now good day)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> metro police are hittin

that rock at the broomfield school was covered with swastikas as well as racist, sexist and homophobic slurs. it was discovered yesterday morning. according to the "lowell sun," one of the swastikas is covering the star of david. a report was filed with police, d they plan to take action, intensifying efforts to include tolerance in the school's curriculum. doug: st. anthony's shrine is asking for the public's help to catch a vandalism suspect. the shrine says this is that suspect. it's believed he vandalized the first floor and stole sound equipment and keys. a kiosk ripped off the wall. the crime happening early yesterday morning between 4:00 and 6:00. anybody with information is being asked to contact boston caught on camera. this morning, police in newton have charged this man they say robbed a gas station last week. 33-year-old matthew skinner from newton walked into police headquarters yesterday morning turning himself in. the surveillance video you're watching shows him storming into that gulf station armed with a long gun. nobody was hurt. friends are reacting this morning to t

. >> he is racist, sex is, homophobic, not for the people. >> reporter: but the essay for the people that say this is the way the system works? >> i think it is time to change some of these protesters have been out here in front of trump tower for hours. they say they want trump to look out his window and see them. >> we are going to keep him in line. >> reporter: also in the crowd, a few trump supporters. >> i like donald trump. we should give him a chance. >> reporter: in his first interview trump recalled the phone call he research from hillary clinton. >> s nicer. she said, "congratulations. -- she said, "congratulations donald." >> reporter: trump had to public events on saturday but he did tweet saying, "this will prove to be a great time in the lives of all americans." back to you. >> you do not want to miss that interview tomorrow night on "60 minutes." he will talk about the key to winning the election, and the >> when you give me a bad story or when someone other than you at another network -- i have a method of fighting back. >> you will do that as president? >> i will be

yes, you've got the homophobes, yes, you've got the racists. but largely you've got people that are really worried about their kids and are just entering into the conversation from the wrong starting point that if the values that you instilled in your kids as they were growing up are durable, your kids are going to be able to parse this fine. and part of the job of parenting and part of the job of teaching is having an open door to have a conversation about the media that they're engaging with. >> i remember -- i'm sorry, go ahead. >> well, one of the things i was going to say as a librarian, i laugh when i talk to kids because they say, you know, just because you read this book about suicide, say, it doesn't mean i'm going to see you all lined up on the hawthorne bridge tomorrow jumping off like lemmings, you know? [laughter] and it's equally as likely that you might down the road have a friend call you late at night and be really depressed. and because you read this book, you're going to be sensitive and know what to say. so i think it's easy

during the game fans started chanting a spanish word that's considered a homophobic slur... fifa says the chant has been an issue during soccer games too. mexican officials say it's not meant to be offensive... meanwhile, raiders fans are working furiously to keep the team in oakland. sources say former raiders' negotiate a stadium deal and redevelop the land into a new sports complex. a tennessee school bus driver is now behind bars... after a crash that killed five elementary school students. police have charged the 24-year- old driver johnthony walker with five counts of vehicluar homicide...reckless endangerment and reckless driving. the bus crashed into a tree yesterday---just a mile from the children's school in chatanooga. it hours to get all of the children who were trapped inside the bus out. this morning over 20 children are stil recovering. investigators believe speed could have been a factor in this crash. now they're working to get a warrant to review video from inside the bus. this terrible tragedy is raising questions about seatbelts on school buses. the stude

the plaintiff say the school was notified those boys were sexually harassed and called derogatory homophobic names. agrees that everything that happened to those students was wrong. they are victims. but the school district did follow policy and staff was not aware of the full scope of the allegations. this case is expected to continue to next week and a judge will decide the outcome. >> dana: a local man has been locked up after police say he lured children into his apartment with candy and then sexually assaulted them. police are concerned there may be more victims out there that haven't come forward. this he's accused of luring children into his apartment on the east side of the las vegas valley. metro investigated a complaint against him last month but a month went by before henderson police found and arrested him. neighbors told us they knew him as david. a friendly guy who would talk with the neighborhood children. they are shocked at the horror police say took place in their community. i've seen kids coming in and out of the apartment. i've seen him walk around with kids. >> dana: tha

but if he is misogynist, racist and homophobic, then we're not going to do business with him. john: and i would also say when it comes to unions, not government unions but other unions trump and unions are , going to have a good working relationship because a lot of , those union members voted for trump. he needs to make those people happy if he wants to expand a republican coalition which he , has expanded in ways that no one expected. jamal: and democrats should pay attention. folks that used to be democrats, and we know there are cultural issues why they are not democrats but we can find some , economic ground and try to woo them back. soledad: final question for you guys -- what's the moral of this election, if you had to boil it down into one sentence for me? the big takeaway. jamal: i would say the big take away is that we are incredibly divided, but we have an opportunity to do something different. i think americans want to make sure we are focusing on real issues of workers and building the country and getting people invested. what the elites have not done is talk abou

at uc-santa cruz, for example, police looking for three men who yelled homophobic slurs at a student and hit her in the head with a rock. that incident was just classified as a hate crime. police are investigating whether it's related to two other similar incidents and then in fremont this week, a woman who was wearing a head scarf had her window shattered and there was a note calling her a hijab-wearing swear word. she is actually in the middle of a 65-day hike for peace. so donald trump responded to these kind of incidents on "60 minutes" on sunday saying he is saddened by them and to those who say they are afraid -- >> don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back. but certainly, don't be afraid. you know, we just had an election and sort of like you have to be given a little time. i mean, people are protesting. >> he also said, quote, stop it, to the people committing hate crimes. but in the meantime, the san francisco d.a. reactivating that hate crime hotline so that people can easily report hate crimes. he is going to be making that announcement at 10 a.m. >> so anne,

. >> this is not the first time we elected racist, sexist homophobic president. he ain't the first one. he is the first preferred one. dark comedy and a comedy of errors when gay comedian wanda sykes criticized donald trump and cursed out the crowd under a roar of boos. >> you are the problem you all. >> nick dapaulo took the stage and boos erupted. he poked fun at hillary clinton's health and made a barrage of comments about liberals and boston women and jews. >> the audience should have into and this was a charity event so everyone assumed it would be nonpolitical. >> comedy is a tough balancing act. as performers weigh audience expectations and pushing the limits. >> the ability to see things differently rather than just reject them or ignore them is what makes laughter. >> and as uncomfortable as it was. audience member roger nicholson >> comics are the protectors. they need to say what they need to say as ugly as it can be. the only thing is that you know if it is a joke, you want it to sound like a joke and not sound like you mean it. >> and there was a sta

came together to talk about serious problems at council rock north high school where racist and homophobic graffiti was discovered. christy, what happened there tonight? >> a lot of candid conversations between parents and school leaders. some say this is a good start but not a finite solution. >> i was encouraged. >> were you satisfied at all with anything talked about? >> the school board seems to want to hear from everybody and they are genuinely concerned. there needs to be action upon that and action communicated. >> concerns linger for some parents after the meeting tonight that media was not allowed to attend. 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 asse

. >> these are racist, homophobic, xenophobic nightmare. >> reporter: moments after burning an effigy of the in l.a. marched along the 101 freeway, shutting down traffic for hours. >> they are protesting democracy. >> democracy was at work and democracy is what played out. >> reporter: business in new orleans were damaged. fireworks set off in oakland and new york. police arrested several protesters blocking traffic along various trump properties. hundreds of protesters lined the streets of fifth avenue across the street from trump tower. this as president-elect trump >> we move in ways that some people think is forward and others think is moving back and that is okay. >> reporter: hillary clinton urged her supporters to give trump a chance. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> reporter: trump stayed out of the public eye yesterday, privately meeting with his staff to go over potential cabinet appointments. in a tweet, his transition team pledged to, quote, begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the ameri

the discussion that happened on the trading floor in front of me became homophobic quickly.erve to die. i just burned with fury all day. when i got home that night, there was the demonstration on almost all nightly news shows. i thought wow, that's power. i have got to find who these people are that did this demonstration. >> you saw 17 people get arrested. that's just the beginning. next week it is going to be 50 getting arrested. after that 100 arrested. >> that was started by larry kramer in new york city, and soon after chapters began to spring up around the country. >> the militant group act up gained increasing influence on aids policy. weekly meetings of the new york chapter attract hundreds, mostly young, mostly gay. >> i realized i only had a year or two more to live probably so why not go out with a bang. so i quit my job on wall street and became a full time activist. let's do a big demonstration there and keep it there. >> we had so many angry young men who had lost friends and were terrified they were going to die. >> pretty scared. but being hiv positive, i don

. >> these are racist homophobic, zono phobic nightmare. >> thousands gathered outside of chicago's trump tower where demonstrators shut down the streets. >>> in phoenix students are expected to take to the streets in minutes to voice frustrations about of donald trump. kylee cruz is live where the protests will start in about 20 minutes or so. >> reporter: good afternoon yetta. the protests are expected to happen about 12:30 outside the arizona school for the arts. we are told that the group of at least 100 students will walk down third street to the margaret t hands park and to downtown phoenix. this is not the first protest the last 24 hours. >> not our president! >> reporter: last night, a group of people hit the streets to voice their frustration with our new president elect. you can hear them chanting "not our president." there was a small group of trump supporters with signs saying they understand the trump administration is hard to accept but it is time to move forward. also this, about 300 students yesterday from at least three phoe of class and to the state capitol. we don't kno

so homophobic stuff right there. >> reporter: the school says a latino student found a note in her backpack warning her to go back to mexico. >> it doesn't really matter which side of the political spectrum you are on, or what candidate you supported, it's just not right at all. >> reporter: the school says the culprits are likely a small number of the student body. parents worry this is all the writing on the wall that trump's campaign rhetoric is trickling down. >> political discourse in this country has trickled down. >> now students are rallying around their gay and minority friends. >> i just think that it's something that do need to address so that it doesn't happen again. >> and in the past hour, students here from the gay-straight alliance told me they will be holding meetings tonight to discuss this issue. meantime the school district says all tustudents are accepte here and that behavior will not be tolerated. >>> the new jersey man accused of setting off bombs in jersey and new york faced terrorism charges in court today. ahmad khan rahimi's lawyer said he faces severe surgeries.

. >> these are racist, homophobic, misogynist nightmares people. >> reporter: chants of not my president stretched from city. law enforcement expects many more protests around the country tonight and through the weekend, including in cities like cincinnati and indianapolis. michelle miller, cbs news new york. >>> about two minutes ago we asked you what you thought. do you think these protests are uniting or dividing the country? and on the bottom of your screen you can see what many are saying. most saying, 85%, 84% saying believe that these are uniting the country. >> plenty of time to weigh in. all you have to do is go to wtsp.com/votenow. >> trump protests are planned in our area tonight. 10news reporter shannon valladolid and eric glasser are live in downtown tampa bay where a protest is set to get underway in just about an hour. >> reporter: we wanted to give people a little bit of perspective on all of this. different perspective other th protests. we headed out here to actually speak with the protesters themselves and the police department today to get their perspectives on all of

and homofob -- and homophobic. certainly as we see some of the cabinet appointments that it might help provide a little more clarity. >> all right, jana thank you. >>> house democratic leader nancy pelosi weighed in on the appointment of steve bannon. "there must be no sugar coating the reality that a white nationalist has been named chief strategist for the trump administration." >> san francisco mayor ed lee offered his assurances today that the city would continue to help undocumented people who are now worried about deportation. >> i know that there's a lot of people who are angry and frustrated and fearful. our city has never been about that. we have been and always have been a city of refuge, a city of sanctuary, a city of love. that's what made us strong. >> mayor lee spoke at a unity rally inside city hall. he wanted to reach out to immigrants and other people who feel victimized that includes members of the muslim community and lbgt families. regardless of what happens in washington, the mayor said there w

half of you can his supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. ,he racist, sexist, homophobicenonophobic, you u name it. >> donald trump sparked outrage when he laid into the parents of a muslim soldier serving in iraq. an unprecedented attack on a gold star family. days onescalated for twitter. the first ever female nominee of came underty, linton intense scrutiny, especially when she stumbled, suffering from pneumonia. physicalstions her capacity, and she questioned his attitude toward women. lookstried to switch from to stamina. this is a man who has called women tags, slots, and dogs. x the campaign was rocked when a hot mic recording emerge, when donald trump appeared to brag about sexually assaulting women. he dismissed it as locker room talk, but republican officials deserted their nominee. hillary clinton was in uncharted territory. just several days before the election, the fbi a nonstick was -- announced it was relaunching an inquiry into her use of a private e-mail server. all trump called on moscow hackers to track down more clinton e-mails. mr. trump: russia, if y