senior pastor kirkland smith says members of his church. grace bible fellowship of anitoch are troubled over the presidential election, and even more so over some of the people filling out the new cabinet. pastor smith has also paid close attention to the anti-trump protests and rallies spreading across the bay area and the nation. but says at some point, the people will need to rally around the president-elect. sot- "a man of faith, i'm going to be optimistic, um. and never pessamistic, so, yes, i do think in time, change will come. i think change is coming, but i think sometimes, it's a great fight for change and i think all of the changes, or the vast majority of the changes we've seen in this nation, they come with fights, um, they've come with battles, they've come with wars, um, they've come with transitions of offices, and i think as a nation, thats what we're going through -- we're going through a transition." pastor smith says civil discourse is postive. and, is natural after such a hard fought campaign. but says as people continue

over the weekend...senior pastor kirkland smith says the election dominated his sermon. smith... founded the grace bible fellowship of antioch over 14-years ago. it is a non-denominational church...made up of difference races and religious backgrounds. smith is pushing that people take president obama's lead and wish the incoming administration well. smith says he also supports peaceful protests. crab season is officially underway. fishermen along the coast were allowed to drop crab pots last night. and pull up their catches today. kron 4's charles clifford joins us tonight. live from pier 45 in san francisco. charles, how's it going? take pkg nats tuesday evening, fisherman working along pier 45 in san francisco unloaded dungeonous crab by the thousands. nats nats state health officials allowed the commercial crab season to move forward for all areas south of point reyes starting november 16th, but a ban is still in place along a sixty mile stretch of the sonoma coast due to concern the crab there could be toxic. nats along pier 45, returning fisherman were just happy to be back