. >> that is president lake trump using youtube to deliver a unity message on this thanksgiving eve. retail analysts say how you voted in this election may affect how you shop this high school season. stores that sell feel-good items like spa treatments and comfort food are seeing a boom in sales while department stores are expecting a good season but not buzz. >>> with black friday shopping just hours away, some stores are offering big savings. how to get in and get out. >> reporter: it is go time for big box stores like best buy. and target. >> who's >> reporter: these are just two of the stores that will open up on thursday probably before you're even done with your turkey. and these stores have rock-solid plans in place to handle the crowds. >> owl our own employees to basically rush a department. >> so your employees pretend like they're customers. >> correct, just to get them preppeded. you can't really prep enough for black friday. we want to make it safe. >> reporter: safety is key. all stores wantto this. a lot of stores are handing out tickets. >> we count how many televisi

after the election and stand for those feeling worried about the future. >> no trump hate. >> reporter: demonstrators lined the lake raised hands together days after donald trump was elected president. says he knew he had to come. >> my heart brought me here. i see all these people who have the same hurt. >> reporter: julian brought a board for people to sign about the change they'd like to see. >> some people choose to use violence to protest and express themselves but i believe that we can have other means, more peaceful ways to communicate. >> reporter: crowds talked about pushing back against mass deportations, sexism and racism. >> going to increase giving to that and thinking about what to do for the next four years. >> reporter: posted event on facebook in part for friends to come together and have peace and support. but word spread quickly and number of people taking part grew dramatically. >> a lot of violence and racism and people not being accepting of people. we all need to be accepting of each other. >> reporter: she said it's not just about the election. many said it's about resolve. where to go from

new york police estimate a crowd of about 5 thousand people marched ...congregating outside trump marched down lake shore drive towards the city's trump hotel and tower.... they chanted and held signs saying "i can't believe i have to protest for civil rights" protestors also marched in washington dc...los angeles...oakland...p hiladelphia and seattle. " i think that a lot of people are here mourning and i know that i definitely had a rough disappointing day im here because my friends are here and were all here together" obama have called for protestors to accept the results. but the message from the group 'occupy milwaukee' ..partially organizing tonight's protest here at red arrow park...is quote "spread the rebellion" reporting live downtown dc fox6 news. president-elect donald trump will be in washington today to meet with president obama. it's the first time the two men will meet after the surprise election victory. kim is in the newsroom with details. after a divisive and deeply donald trump is the president elect - pulling off a stunning victory against hillary clinton. president elect trump

take a look at the new poll from the salt lake tribune, 32% for trump, and mcmullin, 30%, and clinton is at 24%. a win for mcmullin win in utah, makes 270 a bit narrower. we'll be right back. >>> election diary monday, october 31st, 2016. it's halloween, the goblins are out and every house is getting toilet papered. sorry, i was describing the presidential campaign in its last dying week. i just checked and offered to you the unfavorable numbers from the presidential candidates, trump, 59%, unfavorable, and hillary clinton, 59%, unfavorable. this is the score you get that's been composed largely of the nasty. for trump, lyin' ted has given way to crooked hillary. just keep seeing it to every voter, every day of the year. and as it has in one wars one tactic have been copied by the other. hillary clinton is in the stretch of a stop-trump campaign and this is not to say both candidates would be equally bad that. would be absurd. trump has been nothing more than a personal assault on his rival. the tragedy in this eight days before the election is people have so little reason to feel goo

trump continued across the bay area. in san francisco, demonstrators shu down traffic on parts of market street and golden gate park. across the bay demonstrators lined lake merrick and yelled love trumps hate. >> my heart brought me here. i see people who have the same hurt. >> a lot of violence and racism, a lot of people not being accepting of people. we all need to be accepting of each other. >> they formed a ring around the lake. that's a lot of people. organizers say she posted the event for her friends on facebook and word spread and thousands of people, strangers showed up, taking part. >>> not just sitting out the national anthem but the election as well. kaepernick facing serious criticism for his decision not to vote in tuesday's election. that in the wake of his high-profile protest before games. he spoke about his decision after the game in arizona today. >> you know, i think it would be hypocritical for me to vote. i said from the beginning i was against oppression and the system of oppression. i'm not going to show support for thatment is. to me the oppressor isn't going to let you vote your way out of your oppression. >> steven a smith who

anyone with information should call the lake mills police department. donald trump wakes up in florida today to celebrate thanksgiving with his family. first reports from a sit down interview with the new york times editorial board.nbc's edward lawrence reports the parade of interviews at trump tower may have produced another appointment.published reports say south carolina governor nikki haley will be tapped as u-n ambassador.she was highly critical of trump during the campaign.mitt romney is now the front runner for secretary of state and dr. ben carson is now being considered as the secretary of housing and urban development. (trumps, jail!")after a lengthy interview with the new york times editorial board, donald trump hints it's time to make peace with his former rival saying, in part, hillary clinton suffered greatly in many ways and he needs to move on from her investigation. (sot: rudy giuliani/ (r) fmr. nyc mayor) "look, there's a tradition in american politics that after you win an election, you sort of put things behind you,"except for criticism of the tr

that night ruffin and trump flew to lake tahoe for a gop fundraiser. he says a huge crowd lined the road. >> i said donald you are going to be president. >> reporter: the campaign of course had controversy. critics said trump was racist. >> i have been with donald for 20 years. never, never once have i -- did i ever hear a racist comment. and i would have heard it. >> reporter: or a womanizer or you know how it is. guys are oh, you know, i can do this and that, you know. i didn't pay attention to that. because that's not the donald i knew. the donald i know is very loyal to his wife. >> reporter: but the campaign is over. a new presidency looms. and ruffin is thrilled. >> he's pragmatic in what he does. and he's going to be a ronald reagan. >> reporter: as we mentioned ruffin will be in washington for the inauguration. he is on the inaugural committee along with steve sheldon adelson. >> jim: interesting to see if the inauguration has las vegas flare to it. president-elect donald trump agreeing to settle three lawsuits filed against trump university. he

. >> so we believe very strongly that trump is going to be -- going to win lake county. >> but trump's greatest buckeye success has been winning over a group of once solidly democrat voters. in part by hammering clinton on the subject of foreign trade. >> america's running a nearly 8$800 billion annual trade deficit. in other words our great negotiators, we're losing in a trade deficit. >> in 199 o ohio had over a million manufacturing jobs. today according to the bureau of labor statistics that number is down to 680,000. callers vent their frustration on local talk radio. >> we're sending a message to washington that we're not going to continue with this crap. >> reporter: a recent orc ohio poll found trump leading clinton in economy and foreign trade. among olders voters and white men the numbers are almost crushing. but the clinton campaign is firing back. >> she has a plan right now to create ten million jobs. >> reporter: sending supportis like the head of the a if, lcio into union halls spreading the word, trump is no union man. >> he's the most anti-union, anti-worker candidate

protestors marched through the neighborhoods holding anti- trump signs. >> in lake merritt, demonstratorshands in a peaceful anti-trump demonstration. it started with a facebook message calling for a peaceful demonstration. >> it just exploded. it feels wonderful, if you look around, there is an amazing amount of people out here. i think that it's absolutely fabulous. >> love trumps hate. >>> democrats, still reeling from the shock of losing the presidential election, said the party has to change and put more focus on working class americans that voted for donald trump. representative ellison may you run for chair of the democratic party after the resignation of debbie wasserman schultz. some democratic leaders believe be would be good for the party to move it in a more progressive direction. >> we have to make the voters first, not the donors. i love the donors and we thank them but it has to be the guys in the barber shop. they have to be our focus. >>> also howard dean, the former governor of vermont is considering running for chair of the dnc. >> there will be a summit on homelessness

take a look at the new poll from the salt lake tribun, 32% for trump, and mcmullin, 30%, and clinton is at 24%. a win for mcmull nin utahin win makes 270 a bit for that oar. we'll be right back. rely on thp and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last into the morning. ♪ look up at a new day... hey guys! now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. [baby talk] [child giggling] child: look, ma. no hands. childr: "i", "j", "k"... [bicycle bell rings] [indistinct chatter] [telephone rings] man: hello? [boing] [laughter] man: you may kiss the bride. [applause] woman: ahh. [indistinct conversation] announcer: a full life measured in seats starts with the right ones early on. car crashes are a leading killer of children 1 to 13. learn how to prevent deaths and injuries by using the right car seat for your child's age and size. they offer a claim-freerance a smdiscount.. because s

trump tower.. fifteen people were arrested. in chicago demonstrators marched down lake shore drive towards the city's trump hotel and tower.... they chanted and held signs saying "i can't believe i have to protest for civil rights" protestors also marched in washington dc...los angeles...oakland...p are here mourning and i know that i definitely had a rough disappointing day im here because my friends are here and were all here together" hillary clinton and president obama have called for protestors to accept the results. but the message from the group 'occupy milwaukee' ..partially organizing tonight's protest here at red arrow park...is quote "spread the rebellion" reporting live president elect trump's transition to the white house is underway. and some big names from wisconsin maybe on the list of joining the administration. nicole is in the newsroom with details. governor scott walker says donald trump has hinted at inviting him to coming to washington. but he says he could be of better use elsewhere... speaking on charlie sykes' radio show yesterday morning -- wal

. >> so we believe very strongly that trump's going to be -- going to win lake county. >> reporter: butrump's greatest buckeye success has been winning over a group of once solidly democrat voters. in part by hammering clinton on the subject of foreign trade. >> america's running a nearly $800 billion annual trade deficit. in other words, our great negotiators, we're losing this a trade deficit. >> reporter: in 1990 ohio had over a million manufacturing jobs. today, according to the bureau of labor statistics, that number is down to 680,000. callers on local talk radio. >> we are sending a message. we are not going to continue with this. >> reporter: a recent cnn orc ohio poll found trump soundly beating clinton on issues of the economy and foreign trade. among older voters and white men. the numbers are almost crushing. but the clinton campaign is firing back. >> she has a plan right now that will create ten million jobs. >> reporter: sending supporters like the head of the afl-cio into union halls and factory towns, spreading the word trump's no union man. >> this guy's the most anti-

trump tower.. fifteen people were arrested. in marched down lake shore drive towards the city's trump hotel and tower.... they chanted and held signs saying "i can't believe i have to protest for civil rights" protestors also marched in washington dc...los angeles...oakland...p hiladelphia and seattle. even in texas...a state won by donald trump...demonstrators hit the streets... we dont want to combat hate with hate and protesting ion this way i think is sending more of a powerful message obama have called for protestors to accept the results. but the message from the group 'occupy milwaukee' ..partially organizing tonight's protest here at red arrow park...is quote "spread the rebellion" reporting live downtown dc fox6 news. president-elect trump is expected to meet with president obama today... to begin the transition of power. it all culminates with the inauguration ceremony - on january 20th. a big question: administration? kim breaks it all down for us. several wisconsin names are being floated for high profile positions. president-elect trum

lake merritt in oakland. >>> top story tonight. anti-trump protesters pounding the pavement for a 5th straight day. from the streets of downtown san francisco to the lake in oakland. in 30 minutes, donald trump will give his first extended interview here on cbs in a "60 minutes" exclusive. >> earlier he spent the day building his future administration. we have the latest. >> donald trump is turning to a washingtoned washington insider. the president-elect right winged mogul has analysts. trump said i am thrilled to have my successful team continue with me in leading our country. >> the president-elect of the united states of america donald trump. >> reporter: 5 days after trump's triumph at the polls his team took to the sunday morning shows to address growing concerns about a divided country. >> his victory speech was consoling, very much in the right direction. >> it is time to barack obama and clinton to say to these protesters this man is our president. >> reporter: for the fifth day in new york. chanting slogans against trump. >> racism and sexism will go unheard. >> -- [crying] [indiscernible]

trump last night. but hillary clinton has a very special connection to this place. she grew up spending many of her childhood summers here on the lakeand we just happened to be eating here and this awesome family came in wearing their trump gear from last night or did you put it on this morning? >> on today again to show my support. >> okay, cool. did you expect what happened here to happen last night? >> well, we were surprised what happened last night. of course we all hoped for that to happen, but you never know what the general population's going to think. we had a lot of support here in county and we hoped for the sbes. >> this is my second visit to lake winola, you see trump signs everywhere you go. what's the reason for that? donald trump has attracted so much support up here in the childhood home of hillary clinton? >> i think it's just the farmers wanting a better america for our children and for the future. i mean, we need affordable food, health care and if we want hillary's plan, that wouldn't be happening. >> so with the president-elect donald trump, evidently there was a lot of people rooting for that up here. and i he

. >> we believe very strongly that trump's going to be -- going to win lake county. >> reporter: but p's latest buckeye success has been winning over a group of once solidly democrat voters. in part by hammering clinton on the subject of foreign trade. >> america is running a nearly $800 billion annual trade deficit. in other words our great negotiators, we're losing in a trade deficit. >> reporter: in 1990, ohio had over 1 million manufacturing jobs. today, according to the bure reof labor statistics, that number is down to 680,000. callers vent their frustration on local talk radio. >> we're sending a message to washington that we're that going to continue with this crap. >> reporter: a recent cnn/orc ohio poll found trump solidly beating clinton on issues of the economy and foreign trade. among older voters and white men the numbers are almost crushing. but the clinton campaign is firing back. >> she has a plan right now to create 10 million jobs. >> reporter: sending supporters like the head of the afl-cio into union halls and factory towns, spreading the word, trump is no union m

tracing the perimeter of the length there shoulder to shoulder around the 3 1/2 mile lake sharing concerns about a donald trumppresidency. >> my heart brought me here. i see all these people who have the same hurt. >> some people choose to use violence to protest and to express themselves, but i believe that we can have more peaceful ways to communicate. >> that protest grew from an idea by allison white from oakland. she put it on facebook mostly for her friends who were upset after the election. people shared that idea thousands of times. that was the result. >>> happening today, san francisco leaders plan to attend a unity gathering supporting the idea of keeping san francisco a sanctuary city. it takes place 10:00 a.m. religious and community leaders will be there, as well. maintaining san francisco's commitment to staying a sanctuary city despite the current political situation. >>> coming up next, a foggy start might be a bit of an understatement. there is a blanket outside. >> seeing it right now around san jose. willow glen, cool start to the morning. highs approaching the low 70s. that fog slowing thi

and in oakland, the group hands around lake planning a peaceful response to the trump election. to circle around the lake start thing at the park at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> two uc berkeley students say they were spat on by a man who called them racial slurs on election night. police say it happened as two students were watching election coverage at the plaza on campus. the man described as white, in his 50s with a heavy build and short gray hair. he was wearing a red plaid shirt, gray hoodie, blue jeans and sneakers. the incident is being investigated as a hate crime. anyone with information is urged to give them a call. >>> and we are learning more about a crash that killed a woman on friday night. it happened at about 9:30 on lone tree way near the shopping center. police say a 23-year-old woman in a white pickup truck went through a red light and hit a car and that crash set off a chain reaction, causing both vehicles to crash into a third vehicle. the woman in the truck was found dead at the scene. police say she was not wearing the seat belt and speed was a factor in the c

trump tower.. fifteen people were arrested. in chicago demonstrators marched down lake shore drive towards the city's trump hotel and tower.... they chanted and held signs saying "i can't believe i have to protest for civil rights" protestors also marched in washington dc...los angeles...oakland...p hiladelphia and seattle. " i think that a lot of people are here mourning and i know that i definitely had a rough disappointing day im here because my friends are here and were all have called for protestors to accept the results. but the message from the group 'occupy milwaukee' ..partially organizing tonight's protest here at red arrow park...is quote "spread the rebellion" reporting downtown dc fox6 news. some big names from wisconsin may be on the list to join trump's administration. governor scott walker says donald trump has to coming to washington. but he says he could be of better use elsewhere... speaking on charlie sykes' radio show yesterday morning -- walker says he could better serve the trump administration as the new chairman of the republican governors assoc

trump? ben tracy, cbs news, salt lake city. >> pelley: coming up, what the world thinks of democracy and criminalize women's right to choose. pat toomey and donald trump both would defund planned parenthood, "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah." "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors... who perform them." and when donald trump insulted women and bragged about... sexual assault, pat toomey refused to reject him. pat toomey: won't stand up to trump. won't stand up for women. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >> pelley: finally tonight, campaign 2016 is t

. >> my name is donald trump, i'd lake to make a reservation for saturday night please. >> three secondssilence. they were willing to make the reservation after this donald asked a most trump like question. >> what is your most economical deal. >> trump said he's left of center voting for hillary while there hillary will volt for the other one. not -- >> can the other hirnt do the? >> we think not. accept maybe not on snl. >> and we'll be right back. they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>> and good evening thanks for joining us. tonight breaking news perhaps more appropriate to halloween if not half. a dead man's ghost torments and --. mark rich, the late mark rich surfacing in an fbi docume

forecast is coming up next choice for live some mexican students in salt lake city claim they're being bullied and taunted after donald trump's presidential win this week. fox's matt mcdonald spoke with school officials about the districts' plans to address the election results with students. angelica and aylin gomez, a sophomore and senior at kearns high school share almost everything. nats "this is what sisters do" a day after the election... they shared something new at school. aylin gomez says: "you wetbacks need mexico." angelica gomez says: "hey man you get a free trip back to mexico, you should be happy." racially charged comments, referencing donald trump's presidential win. it's not just kearns high school. horsley says: "we've had a complaint of kindergarten student behind harassed by a fellow kindergarten student and up to the high school." it's not just comments--it's fear. haney says: "one of the little kids in our elementary school indicated he didn't think he'd be back at school the next day and when they asked him why he said because donald trump was elected president i may have to go back to mexico." canyon s

trump tower this evening. marching into traffic on lake shore drive. it was a similar scene in new york city. two groups of protesters joined forces and marched down 5th avenue to trump tower-- chanting and carrying signs. and in philadelphia-- hundreds to march. police are warning drivers there to expect delays. milwaukee could see it's own protests tomorrow. the group "occupy milwaukee" is encouraging people to meet at red arrow park at 5:30. we will of course be there to cover it. live in the newsroom stephanie grady fox6 news. ted thanks steph all the votes have not technically been counted-- hillary clinton is still she lost the electoral college. today she tried to comfort her supporters. clinton says: "i know how disappointed how you feel i feel it too." an emotional hillary clinton delivering a concession speech the day after a stunning upset ... before teary-eyed supporters, she urged a divided country to unify under president-elect donald a successful president for all americans." the former secretary of state also had a message to young girls hoping she would shatter that glass ceil

lake merritt. the peaceful demonstration was to protest president-elect donald trump and to stand together against racism, sexism, and homophobia. >> i think it's a great way to make your voice heard in a way that is peaceful and nonviolent. >> the event was shared thousands of times on facebook, she brought a sign. >> it's important that we carry on and protesters are a great first step but we need to work towards systems change, do advocacy, policy change, continue to push for the rights of marlingized communities in our community. >> in the future fruitvale neighborhood a march -- >> that's war on immigrant communities, immigrants who are americans. regardless of their legal status. they live here. they work here. they go to school here. >> reporter: they're planning more protests this coming week along with school walkouts. back at lake merritt, people played drums and sang. accord ago organizers, this was to symbolize rising in song and moving forward with peaceful intentions. abc7 news. i-right now live pictures from sky 7 over market street in san francisco, where you see a protest going on

protesters there blocked the entrance to trump tower and stopped traffic on the busy lake shore drive. they're carrying signs and chanting, showing their displeasure with the outcome of the election. it was wisconsin's 10 lectoral votes that put trump over the top to victory around 1:30 this morning. he's the first republican presidential candidate to carry wisconsin since 1984. >> while he won the electoral college hillary clinton leads the nationwide popular vote with several million votes still to be counted. trump called his win historic. >> but to be really historic you have to do a good job, and i promise you i won't let you down. i'll do a great job. >> trump spent his day inside trump tower in new york, while hillary clinton gave her concession speech, saying the loss is painful and will be for a long time. >> we must accept this result and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> president obama spoke from side loses an election, but the day after we have to remember that we're actually all on one t

trump. williams jones lake city, florida. finally getting rid of sanctuary cities and follow kate's law. we will see, william. i will follow that closely. katherine zulo, thank goodness trump proved himself to be the teflon don. wendy clouser. my large family and i were some of the trump voters who emerged at the end. we didn't want the con frun takes so we sat back and waited. if hillary had not been so arrogant and had done an interview with bill with she might have won. bill, you uplifted yourself and the nation with your coverage and professional approach to the campaign. well done. pl off, my dad is 96 of and would like to read killing the rising sun tp do you have it in large print? we did. and i will send your dad a copy, my compliments. we don't want to waste your time with propaganda, so tonight i would like to mention my staff by name. jackie boothby. nicole casey, anthony cifone. a lot of italians. tom fox, andrew conti. nated fromman. ron mitchell. rob monaco. ben feltz. robert samuel. amy sohnen. david tabacofp.

. >> imagine with me what it would be lake to have donald trump sitting in the white house come january. >> they tell fox the following. the clinton foundation is a very high priority. >> if i am for a grand jury. woman should have been indicted a year ago. >> stay point. stay on point. >> you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. a lot of people got a lot to say. it is a busy news day. a brand new bombshell five days before the election. they claim the justice department blocked the investigation despite the investigation. >> how could it impact the election? good morning. >> good morning heather. this investigation

lake merritt. the peaceful demonstration was to protest president-elect donald trump and to stand together against racism, sexism, and homophobia. >> i think it's a great way to make your voice heard in a way that is peaceful and nonviolent. >> the event was shared thousands of times on facebook, she brought a sign. >> it's important that we carry on and protesters are a great first step but we need to work towards systems change, do advocacy, policy change, continue to push for the rights of marlingized communities in our community. >> in the future fruitvale neighborhood a march -- >> that's war on immigrant communities, immigrants who are americans. regardless of their legal status. they live here. they work here. they go to school here. >> reporter: they're planning more protests this coming week along with school walkouts. back at lake merritt, people played drums and sang. accord ago organizers, this was to symbolize rising in song and moving forward with peaceful intentions. abc7 news. i-right now live pictures from sky 7 over market street in san francisco, where you see a protest going on

people standing shoulder to shoulder around the 3 1/2 mile lake sharing concerns about a donald trumppresidency. >>> i'm here because my heart brought me here. i see all these people who have the same hurt. >> the protest grew from an idea of allison white from oakland. she put it on facebook after the election. people shared that idea thousands of times. >>> 6:39, we are tracking patchy fog. you're seeing it there from tiburon. across the golden gate bridge, visibility dropped 3/4 of a mile. the worst of the fog set up around the south bay. downtown san jose 1/4 mile visibility and less than that as you head to san martin. the tri-valley is an island of clearing. we'll see highs in low 70s. mid 60s in san francisco to oakland. the story tomorrow won't be the fog but showers making a comeback. with cool air. look at those highs. morning temperatures as the skies clear. will be in the 30s and 40s as we head into thursday morning. best chance of rain for the week arrive on saturday. >> chp is out there. this is the connector from eastbound 80 to westbound 580 getting toward that richmon

trump tower. blocking traffic on lake shore drive. was a demonstration in front of the white house overnight. the candlelight vigil with songs and protests. >> donald trump may have won the election, but just at the start of the very long road to the oval office. there are now 72 days until president-elect trump is inaugurated. in that time, he has to make more than 4,000 executive branch appointments. more than 1,100 requires senate confirmation. step one is president obama meets with president-elect trump in the oval office. the transition now under way. let's bring in cnn's sunlen serfaty in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine. this is the first meeting that president obama and president-elect trump have ever had. we all know so much about their storied relationship in the past from trump's role in the birther movement and president obama's fiery rhetoric in the last months. campaign against trump. white house officials admit the meeting with them today will not be an easy one for president obama, but that

rule saying it strengthens the middle class: the president-elect donald trump administration is already on rord as opposing the lake mills police department is asking for your help finding a runaway teen. 16-year-old kendall humphries -- seen here -- has been missing since november 1st. anyone with information should call the lake mills police department. an 18-year-old who allegedly fled from officers and caused a deadly car accident could soon face charges. milwaukee police recently gave the case to the district attorney -- the young woman crashed her car at 27th and capitol saturday night -- injuring fi year-old man. the family of that man says they want to know why the driver fled from officers -- when they were pulling her over for a simple violation. police say they were pulling her over for improper display of license plates. the university of wisconsin says it is experiencing an uptick in complaints from students over hate and prejudice.the problem hitting the stevens point campus particularly hard.the incidents range from graffiti... to more dangerous right towards pedestrians.last fall semester, uwsp had

trump? ben tracy, cbs news, salt lake city. >> pelley: coming up, what the c world thinks of democracy, american style. american style. >> cbs news has original reporting like no other, morning, evening, and through election day i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible ing. to keep our communities safe, we need a district attorney like jake lilly -- tough, smart, and determined to keep us safe. as a former special assistant u.s. attorney and iraq war veteran, jake lilly is an experienced prosecutor who will be tough on violent crime, including murder and domestic abuse. and he has a smart pla

trump people. i was just in my home of south dakota, in iowa some and salt lake, i kept detecting people who didn't want to say they were going to vote for trump, but they were going to do it. so that had something to do with it. the other thing is quite honestly, there are too many pollsters going now. i don't know about the veracity the one i trust the most works for me, charlie cook, he said the night before, she's going to have 300 electoral votes. bang, that didn't happen. one who does 598, a very good pollster, gave her an 80% chance of winning and other pollsters were killing him, saying that's poor too conservative, she's going to do better. i think what happened is the country is not in love with either one of them and so peop saying hillary, should we do hillary or should we do don, what shall we do? i'm going to go with trump. i think there was a fair amount of that as well. i think some people were just saying, you know, she's been around a long time and i'm not crazy about her, he says he's going to change, let's give him a chance. >> ron: a lot of people sad that. everyone is saying w

the twin jj med-flight plane was heading towards salt lake city, when it experienced flight problems. >>> trump's search for members >> a busy weekend as president elect donald trump continues interviews to build his administration. >> great people coming you'll see. >> trump and vice president elect mike pence met with some familiar faces at the billionaires golf club. including new jersey governor chris christie. some picks have already sparked controversy, like retired general mike flynn for national security a islam a national cancer. >> what you're seeing donald trump do right now is bring the best and the brightest together to bring the best decisions for america for all americans. >> trump's relationship with democrats could be rocky. >> we are not going to help him >> your new administration will not protect us. >> pence said he was not affected. >> when we arrived we heard a few boos and few cheers and i nudged my children and reminderred them, that's what..democracy sounds like. >> the trumps decided against uprooting their son until his school year jennifer johnson, be news3, washingto

lake merit. some fearful of what a donald trump presidency could bring. others preaching love, and patience, none worth being there according to tomkins. >> it's empty expression some child that didn't get the right kind of training he told me he didn't like the notes because they block the view of the mural he helped work on in 2004. and he didn't like them because he is a trump supporter. >> trump is our president regardless of circumstances. he's our president. you've got to go with it. >> others told us the love wall was about more than that. >> in view of so called negativity it was impressive. >> it was not fave rabl to trump, but with hope. >> for now, they lack numbers and passion of the old wall. >> abc7 news spotted this political message that says i voted for donald. you can report vandalism any time. >>> politics may come up over thanksgiving. we talked to two experts about how to handle those conversation with family and friends. >>> it's a busy time at the grocery store. and abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins with us a look at what is di

another night of unrest after donald trump wins the white house. tragedy on bow lake. a woman ties while rough water. josh: a look where our temperatures will be hanging out and which days will be the mildest this weekend. >> i just didn't talk about it. it's better if you didn't know. amy: sharing his story for the first time. we introduce you to a barrington man who was a prisoner of war decades ago. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. amy: good morning, new hampshire. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories, but first, josh judge has the forecast. it was 34 degrees when i got in my car. josh: it's lower, 32 in concord and in parts mouth and northern and western parts of the state you are in the 20's this morning. but it's clear out there. look at the clouds to deal with. the clear, crystal clear skies and beautiful blue skies on the way for today as we don't have any clouds around or any organized weather systems. a few clouds from this system to our north may drop down during the overnight hours, but look at all of this clear to our west. and that means

lake merit. some fearful of what a donald trump presidency could bring. others preaching love, and patience, none worth being there according to tomkins. >> it's empty expression some child that didn't get the right kind of training he told me he didn't like the notes because they block the view of the mural he helped work on in 2004. and he didn't like them because he is a trump supporter. >> trump is our president regardless of circumstances. he's our president. you've got to go with it. >> others told us the love wall was about more than that. >> in view of so called negativity it was impressive. >> it was not fave rabl to trump, but with hope. >> for now, they lack numbers and passion of the old wall. >> abc7 news spotted this political message that says i voted for donald. you can report vandalism any time. >>> politics may come up over thanksgiving. we talked to two experts about how to handle those conversation with family and friends. >>> it's a busy time at the grocery store. and abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins with us a look at what is di

the republican senator from alabama also has acted as an adviser on trump's i'm great lakes policy planwe'll take you live to washington for a live report in ten minutes. >> a lot of activity there. up next, a bay area couple is forced to pay more than $1,000 because they were late to a flight. the steps you can take to avoid the situation. >> the being late part, yes. >>> a surprising twist to the trump transition. the republican who openly criticized donald trump who can now end up in his cabinet. says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ♪ now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> nbc briere yeah responds to a san ramon couple who had to pay $1200 in fees because they were late to a flight. >> consumer investigator chris chmura wants to help you avoid that same scenario. >> we have an educational airline story for you just in time for the holiday travel season. meet karen and her h

live in lake county, paul kiska, news 5. >>> we have been telling you about the protests over the election of donald ??trump. jf and today we have continued to crimes targeting minorities groups. leon bibbs explains the recent reports. >> students have $x?staged walkouts with the ongoing protests against president- elect donald trump. these daily marches and rallies these daily marches and rallwit more than 300 v'r.obhate crimes reported since election day. a majority against minority and religious groups. they include one against an indiana church tha with graffiti and a swastika and threatening letters sent to africa and a lot of people ?f?a speaking out. >> this is (#vabsurd and horrib and that is why we are here to show we are against ?8a?it. >> in addition to the protests over the president elect there have been growing numbers of sup they want to show solidarity and unity in this troubled time. 'ssment of minorities saying he doesn't condone i+? wants them to stop. @?b news five. >> facebook employees are pgh taking matters in their own hand with fighting fake news reports. the employees formed report

. >> reporter: trump is hoping to use the latest scandal as a way to show support in swing states. lake michigan where he spent most of his day campaigning. in washington, fox news. >>> silicon valley x -- billionaire explained his support today for donald trump's speaking in washington dc that he does not believe in everything trump has done but in his view, donald trump could usher in a new kind of republican party. >> he points even beyond the remaking of one party to american politics it overcomes denial, rejects global thinking and reckons with reality. >> the paypal cofounder has donated 1 1/4 million dollars to help the trump campaign. >>> brian is in the newsroom. brian, we see the polls tightening and it seems like there is no question into reopening the investigation and it having an effect but what about the election by 2 for this turn the election, in your opinion? >> it could, frank. 1st of all, we need to know more about the polling that is occurring in north carolina and we have learned just today that the difference is still 5 points between clinton and trump with clinto

lake las vegas... keeping it in the family... president elect donald trump is handing off his businesses... but he's keeping them close. new roles... coming up. and... instead of embracing new technology.... one bookstore is outright banning tech-- what they're asking their sure, you could buy this. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. at progresso, we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone-free white breast meat chicken in all our chicken soups! behold our greatest opus! stabbing attack at a mental health hospital in pennsylvania... and a former patient may have plus... new technology is aiming to help veterans fight depression and p- t-s-d. a look into how it works... coming up. the downtown las vegas events center is being transformed into an extreme sports playground... how you can get in on the fun today. good morning. welcome back to fox five news this morning i'm alyssa deitsch let's check in with this weekend's weather. temperatures will continue to trend anywhere from 5 to 10 above normal for the weekend and into the start of next week. partly cloudy skies saturday will m

lake merritt. the peaceful demonstration was to protest president-elect donald trump and to stand together against racism, sexism and homophobia. >> a great way to make your voice heard in a way that's peaceful. >> the event was shared thousands of times on facebook. this woman brought a sign. she asked people to write down what changes they'd like to see. >> it's really important that we carry on and protests are a good first step but we need to do advocacy and policy change and we need to continue to push for the rights of marginalized communities in our country. >> reporter: in the fruitvale neighborhood, they marched the same day he pledged to remove illegal immigrants. >> they live here, they work here, they go to school here. >> reporter: they're planning more protests this coming week along with school walkouts. back at lake merritt, people played drums and sang. ♪ alleluia >> reporter: according to organizers this was to symbolize rising in song and moving forward with peaceful intentions. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> laurps are vowing to fight for the right of imfwrants here in the

record high temperatures in the south, rain from the gulf to the lakes and showers in the northwest. >>> and finally, from donald trump's transition of power it remains a hot topic with the late night comics. >>> donald trump and mike pence reportedly received their first presidential daily briefing of sensitive national intelligence. or as trump asked putin, do you prefer e-mail or fax? >> how can the next president of the united states embrace a leader who kills journalists and jails political opponents? >> those reports are lies and anyone who says otherwise will be jailed. >> you just got that answer from him. >> what? no, we're just good friends. we're so close we finish each other' >> elections. >> vice president joe bide and vice president-elect mike pence had lunch together this afternoon and just to [ bleep ] him off he told the waiter it was their anniversary. >> one of the names on trump's short list for attorney general is ted cruz, senator ted cruz who, of course, was trump's bitter rival on the campaign trail. this would be like if tupac hired biggie to be his head of security. >>> what is day one even loo

coming up, we will discuss why trump's stance on illegal immigration has some in silicon valley bracing for the worst. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in the lakee election, concerns about president-elect donald trump's immigration policies are weighing heavily on the tech industry, which relies heavily on high skilled foreign labor thinks to h-1b visas. trump has flip-flopped on the issue, recently saying age -- h-1b's don't count. joining me now is the cofounder and ceo of shift, an online marketplace for buying and selling cars, who recently wrote an op-ed for "the hill" on his personal experience emigrating to the united states, entitled "making the american dream great again." youryour green card applications rejected. the labor department did not believe your company actually existed, and you had to leave your company to get your right. >> my previous company, tax -- i had been in the u.s. at that point for almost 15 years. said, youdepartment own too much equity prayed you have to decide who gets hired and who doesn't. we can't qualify you for a green card. i had a choice where i could apply again and try to prove that they should give i

. >> representative king told me he would lake to see hillary clinton and donald trump constantly and publicly call for th subside. there is enough quarreling, he says, after january 20. alison: tonight, yet another high school trump protest. but this one took a violent turn. a food truck destroyed by fire. why they are taking it hard. >> this causes us concern. he has another big problem with donald trump. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: we begin with a food truck bursting in flames on the middle of the g.w. campus. q mccray has the latest details. q: show the viewer what is is going on now. a live look at what is left of popular falafel bus. this is what it looks like now charred. this is what it look like three hours a firefighters started to get the 911 calls. at the time the fire erupted there were three workers on the bus, in the food truck. they are all at the hospital right now. at least one of them is incid call condition. when it comes to -- in critical condition. when it comes to a cause for the fire it's dill being determined. this is the falafel b

lake city speech. >> mr. priebus, does mr. trump consider that appropriate for public about people he's choosing? is that the white house you're going to run and that romney must apologize to get the job? >> let me cap this up for you. there are a lot of opinions as far as this topic and many other cabinet positions, but i think what president-elect trump has said is that, as he said the entire campaign, he's going to hire the best people possible. he's going through this process, he's interviewed governor romney, he's talked to the mayor, he's talked to others like general kelly. he's going to be talking to others next week. he's going to make the best decision for the american people. it's not about warfare. there is an opinion about this and it is sort of a team of rivals context if he does go with governor romney, but that should tell americans where president-elect trump's head is, which is a place that will put the best possible place together is, he wants to move forward looking through the windshield and not the rearview mirror, and that's where the president-elect's head is at and i thin