. >> lillian kim is live at a protest getting under way in san francisco right now. lillian? >> reporter: harry and ama, a good-sized crowd has gathered here. the details of this emergency protest were posted on facebook, and about 1,000 people indicated they were attending the post set. please come to show the trump administration and the world that san francisco stands with the transgender community. now, i spoke with a gay married couple from kansas here on vacation, and they heard about the protest while taking muni today. i asked them why they're taking part tonight. you're from kansas. you've never participated in the san francisco rally. >> no. >> reporter: your thoughts? >> i can't wait. >> reporter: why sit important for you to participate this >> to make our voices heard. to join all of the other voices

we're waiting on reporter lillian kim, and she'll have a live report coming up from the castro on a protest that is just about to get under way. >> and reaction to the president's tweets came swiftly from across the country. not surprising, it was mixed. many, though not all, republicans showed support. >> the party has always had an internal disagreement. this is a small policy change in comparison to say the health care reform debate or the tax reform debate. >> the dane of usf's law school said even as commander in chief, there is a procedure the president should follow. >> there's a process in place for the department of defense, for congress, for public comment. and that's the process that should be followed if you really want a solution. >> this policy is far from settled. to learn the latest changes, download the "abc7 news" app. you'll receive push alerts like the one we sent out this morning. >>> happening right now, it is nail biting time as 55,000 fans converge of levi stadium for the game between team usa and jamaica. it starts in about 25 minutes, which puts it at the height of

we're waiting on reporter lillian kim, and she'll have a live report coming up from the castro on a protest that is just about to get under way. >> and reaction to the president's tweets came swiftly from across the country. not surprising, it was mixed. many, though not all, republicans showed support. >> the party has always had an internal disagreement. this is a small policy change in comparison to say the health care reform debate or the tax reform debate. >> the dane of usf's law school said even as commander in chief, there is a procedure the president should follow. >> there's a process in place for the department of defense, for congress, for public comment. and that's the process that should be followed if you really want a solution. >> this policy is far from settled. to learn the latest changes, download the "abc7 news" app. you'll receive push alerts like the one we sent out this morning. >>> happening right now, it is nail biting time as 55,000 fans converge of levi stadium for the game between team usa and jamaica. it starts in about 25 minutes, which puts it at the height of

lillian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> it was also a record-setting year for the san francisco marathon. thousands ran for the 40th year. it was the biggest race ever for the bay area with extra steps taken to keep all of the runners safe. abc7 reporter cornell bernard is life at the embarcadero with how things went today. >> reporter: as far as we could tell, all the runners told us they had a great time running the marathon and two half-marathon events. weather is great. still is sunny is warm. the embarcadero open to traffic after being closed much of the day. police say the event was a safe one. ♪ finishing the 40th annual marathon earned you a medal and some brags rights. >> i did it. i'm done! hoer jorge maravilla with a time of 2:20. >> i'm fortunate to be a part of that community. >> reporter: 25-year-old devin mcmahon was top women's finisher at 2:52. a record 27,500 runners were not far behind including first-timer pu who fremont who told himself, keep going. >> the first thing that came to mind, is never give up. anything in my life that comes as an obstacle or hurdle, i'll n

lillian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> it was also a record-setting year for the san francisco marathon. thousands ran for the 40th year. it was the biggest race ever for the bay area with extra steps taken to keep all of the runners safe. abc7 reporter cornell bernard is life at the embarcadero with how things went today. >> reporter: as far as we could tell, all the runners told us they had a great time running the marathon and two half-marathon events. weather is great. still is sunny is warm. the embarcadero open to traffic after being closed much of the day. police say the event was a safe one. ♪ finishing the 40th annual marathon earned you a medal and some brags rights. >> i did it. i'm done! hoer jorge maravilla with a time of 2:20. >> i'm fortunate to be a part of that community. >> reporter: 25-year-old devin mcmahon was top women's finisher at 2:52. a record 27,500 runners were not far behind including first-timer pu who fremont who told himself, keep going. >> the first thing that came to mind, is never give up. anything in my life that comes as an obstacle or hurdle, i'll n

we're waiting on reporter lillian kim, and she'll have a live report coming up from the castro on a protestis just about to get under way. >> and reaction to the president's tweets came swiftly from across the country. not surprising, it was mixed. many, though not all, republicans showed support. >> the party has always had an internal disagreement. this is a small policy change in comparison to say the health care reform debate or the tax reform debate. >> the dane of usf's law school said even as commandern