this is as protests have been held on the san jose state university campus over the election of donald with reports of muslim women concerned of wearing thely jack in public because of the political climate. police are trying to determine governor she was targeted. a interpret said "we are concerned this has occurred on campuses known should experience this behavior at san jose state." >> the university police sent out a campus alert and let everyone know on campus if they want a safety escort they can go to a blue phones and give them a call. >> a peninsula high school student is recovering friend attack on campus happening after she posted support for donald trump. >> this is video of the soft more being pummeled by a female student at the high school because she wrote on instagram she wanted donald trump to win. >> this girl comes up to me and said do you hate mexican and i was, like, no and she said you support trump you ahead mexican. >> my husband and i do not put our political views on social media but the kids do it. it is their life. all the attacker threw her to the ground, p

. >> and students will be camping out on campus at san jose state university this evening. the serious reasons behind the night in the great outdoors. ,,,, 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. world series, for the first time in more than a century. the party on chicago's north side s >>> much joy in wrigleyville last night. the chicago cubs won the world series for the first time in 108 years. the party went on into this morning. >> roberta was celebrating too. as cbs news' dean reynolds reports, cubs fans were partying like it was 1908. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: across chicago, it was a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. some games you watch. a few you remember. but only one can be em

. >>> a unique fundraiser started today at san jose state university to help needy refugees half a world away. a remailer tells us how the idea came about perspective thanks to at bay area professor who wanted to get back >> up early that was in the store and we hope to get that story for you in a few minutes and when we do we will bring it to you. >> in the meantime to sheriff deputies go above and beyond. in moments what they did to help out that teenager right in the middle who didn't have a bed at all. i was sleeping on the floor >>> it is definitely warmed up. a beautiful night mild fall evening at around the area. some thousand maybe a spring on the forecast i will give you the details. >>> we want to go back to that unique fundraiser that started today at san jose state university. designed to help needy refugees half a world away. here's maureen naylor. >> we first saw this agreement during a study trip abroad last summer tennessee journalism professor notice is handmade bags in the middle of a syrian refugee camp in greece expect the people there showed it to us asking if we wou

"today in the bay's" chuck coppola live at san jose state university. first, let's check in with pete suratos. he's in oakland this morning where protesters took their anger out on the streets. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we just spoke to oakland pd. they said the majority of the protests we saw were between 7th and 24th streets right along here on broadway, not too far from the 880 north ramp. we'll show you some of the social media images that have been rolling in overnight from the protests. a good number with the #berk vote. as i mentioned, the majority of the protests were seen on broadway between 7th and 24th streets. there were reports of chanters saying not our president. you see them setting tires on fire. fire crews cleaning out that debris. chp in oakland responded to these protests. around the same time, there are results of protests running at 24 east at telegraph avenue in berkeley. that's when a protester was hit by a car. that protester is recovering in the hospital from those injuries. here is chp explaining why

an attack on a student at san jose state university. >> steve:as kron four's rob fladeboe reports nowe young woman also may have been targeted because of her religion.sophomore esra altun, who is asomugha singled out by her attacker >> reporter:because of her head scarf or hijab. >> reporter:the attack occurred around 2 o'clock wednesday afternoon here on the 3rd floor of san jose state's west nothing but altun suspects the violence is somehow what is related to the election. >>sot esra altun at clear, this that this has happened right after donald trump became president elect. university police are investigating but president mary papazian says that so far there is no evidence the attack is a hate crime or motivated by the election results >>sot mary papzaian/sjsu we do not know who the attacker is. we do not know if there was a potential reason for it to be a hate crime or not. >> reporter:shaken and hurt the attack occurred at an institution known for it's diversity, esra >> reporter:altun says she would like to find and talk with the man who attacked her. >> reporter:ll this after

[music] hello and welcome to the campus of san jose state university and this edition of equal time. i'm your host, journalism school director bob rucker. tailgating, binge drinking, the culture of alcohol on many college campuses. students and staff at san jose state university are addressing these concerns in hopes of minimizing the effects of alcohol abuse. equal time correspondent adrianne manseau begins our coverage with a look at the problem. [sirens] death from alcohol abuse is constantly making the headlines especially on college campuses. even in less extreme cases over consumption of alcohol is detrimental to the health of students. essentially if anyone makes a decision to drink, especially above moderate levels you're making decision to influence your growth and shaping, you know, your mind. dr. david lo works with students at the campus health center. he says that drinking can be especially harmful into the early 20's, since the brain is still developing. that means it can be harmful to nearly all college students. away from studying, you want to cut loose and enjoy. and

at san diego state university, woman says two men had grabbed and made comments about trump and muslims before fleeing. the other attack happened at san jose state university. breaking news now at 4: milwaukee police tell us there's been an arrest in connection with the hit- and-run death of five year old rickyia langham. the little girl was crossing the street sunday morning... when she was hit and the driver took off. a 30-year-old man, believed to be the driver, is now in custody. 'more local news" now: there's been a rash of car break- only looking for the suspects. they are looking for the victims. ann sterling explains why: police believe at least 3o cars were hit this week on the south side of waukesha. the crooks targeted unlocked vehicles in a neighborhood between sunset and fox river parkway , south prairie and 59. 10.07.10 clearly crimes of opportunity.small items were mostly taken and police believe some car owners haven't even realized they have become victims yet. cpt. dan waukesha 10.07.59 car mp3 players, jumper cables, dave isnard / lives in neighborhood 11.06.25 really? things going on here in waukesha dave isnard has liv

. >>> some san jose state university students are waking up in tents this morning after spending the night in campus. the sleepover is part of the annual event showing support for the homeless. this year many of these advocates are supporting measure a on tuesday's ballot. a $950 million bond measure to build affordable housing units in santa clara. the money would come from an increase in property taxes. >> there actually is no place for the people to rent. they can't afford it if they are making $1300 per month the average apartment is $2400 per month what do they do? >> a very small minority will benefit and virtually everybody in santa clara will pay for its.>> the measure requires a 2/3 vote to pass. >>> a college student facing homelessness is now getting help. we will tell you how the young man got back on his feet with the help of the golden state warriors. >>> families are waiting in the cold this morning to get help for the holidays. we are live in san jose. >>> the morning commute is not look bad if you are driving on the macarthur approach it looks good to the bay bridge

in the skbay meantime, demonstrations at san jose state university. more than 400 students crowded outside dorms giving a series of spontaneous speeches. at one point a fight broke out between protesters and several trump supporters who showed up carrying pro trump signs and an american flag. it was quickly stopped by police. >> they made a run for it. they sprinted as fast as they could away from the crowd. luckily they had a good enough head start because there was 20, 30 people chasing them right after trying to basically attack them and really do some damage. hundreds of students protested following trump's viktsry. plips say at least 500 people swarmed around ucla earlier this morning. protests at uc santa cruz, irvine and san diego. >>> at one point stock market futures called for a worse day on the market since 9/11. >> scott mcgrew watching the numbers on wall street for us. >> there's a lot to worry about what's happening here at home. we're going to bring you the open bell live. we'll keep you updated on the stock market numbers let's talk a

. >> we are joined by our political analyst, welcome, the chair of political science at san jose state university. >> a it has been a long night. we appreciate you being here so early. everyone is wicking up, how did this happen? we looked at polls trending for weeks saying there was a high probability of hillary clinton win, what are the factors? >> the polls were off and all consistently underestimated the trump performance with a number of factors: turnout is part of it. we are looking at the demographic breakdown, we knew white noncollege educated voters were supporting trump and they turned out in droves. we saw more support from trump among latino voters than expected. >> it is showing. he did better than romney. >> it is a puzzle. clearly his stance on immigration was not only thing driving voters to the polling budget. >> what role did the third party candidates have in the election? did it make a difference again? in places like florida? >> yes. there were several of those key billion balancing states won by very slim margin, 1 to 2% with three on four% going to the third party candidate

. >>> all too familiar situation in san jose state. university fired its football coach. head coach is out after four years as the spartans' leader. he did not have a winning season and finishes his time with the school with a 19-30 record. spartans ended their season saturday with a win over fresno state and a 4-8 record. >>> is a store too racy for neighbors? s a new development that brought in a big crowd over the weekend. >>> taking a live look outside. golden gate bridge. can you make it out this morning? rain drops on our lens out there. what does that mean for today and the week? >>> you're looking at the scene 4:00 this morning as police swarmed a gilroy motel. this followed a series of tips about inmate whose escaped from the santa clara county main jail on the eve of thanksgiving. they've been on the run entering their fifth day. police learned there was reason to believe they could be at this gilroy motel. they moved in but did not find signs of either escaped inmates. >>> very active hunt for those two fugitives. 4:45 on your monday morning. drizzly start out

. >> san jose state university is promising a full investigation after a student said she was i tacked on campus for wearing hijab. we first talk with the victim. our rest is on campus with the story. matt? >> i'll standing in the garage where the attack took place in birthday daylight yesterday. the day after election day. police are trying to figure out if the woman was aunderstand because of what she was wearing. the san jose state sophomore wears life jab on exam -- on exam pus. this represents everything would i am as a person. yesterday afternoon the day after the presidential election, someone else used her scarf as a weapon, on the third floor of the west garage on campus. >> spun came hooped me, pulled my scarf back. it choked me, and when he tried to pull he down my back arched in a different way and i was in pain and for that pain to stop i pull forward and when i did that he let go and i fell hard on my knees. >> he ran off he was bearing a black hoodie, and all black van. >> we believe our hijab protects us from every day evils and for someone to pull it like it is just a

campus police are trying to identify a suspect after a san jose state university student said she was attacked as kpix5's maria medina reports, the student's muslim head wear may have been a factor. >> reporter: the muslim student association wrote aless s&l on the facebook saying while the alleged victim is okay, they plan to meet with campus leader to mike sure this doesn't happen again. >> i don't feel safe. >> reporter: the latest attack on a student is why kyle goody says he feels that way. >> i feel like that is just something that is outrageous. >> reporter: on wednesday at 2:00 in the afternoon, a female student walking through this garage claims a man approached her from behind, pulled on her hi jab and caused her to lose balance and choke on the material. >> people should be allow today feel whatever and worship whoever they feel. no one should be discriminated or attacked because of that. >> not my president! >> reporter: the attack happened a day after election day. the same day after san jose state students walked out in protest of donald trump's win. the republican once

captures the moments when the armed robbery happened at this 7-11 just blocks away from san jose state university. in the video you can see a person outside the door on the lookout.as another man robs the store inside. police say the video shows that the robbers rode bicycles, possibly mountain bikes, making them that much harder to track down. but the area is well lit and sees a lot of foot traffic.so police hope that will help bust the robbers. here's another look at the men wanted for the robbery. the suspect on your screen is described as an hispanic male adult, 35-40 years old, black hair, goatee, a black jacket with possible security guard patches on the sleeves. he rode a silver colored bicycle two bay area schools. dealing with cases of vandalism. in one case, a warriors player shows up to help in the healing process. in the other. a resiliant theatre group is now scrambling to get ready for a play. which opens in two days. grant lodes is here with details on both incidents. >> britteny: the shards and slowly cooler temperatures mostly clear skies small little bit warmer keeps heading int

. >>> protests erupted at college campuses overnight in the bay area, including san jose state university. hundreds of students rushed to the center of the campus. many of them chanted not my president. >> and now we turn to a historic vote in california. voters decided to legalize recreational marijuana. prop 64 passed with 56% of the votes. but what does that mean for the average person here in california? here's what kpix 5s wilson walker found out. >> reporter: if you are 21 years old and among the 9% of californians whoingly smoke marijuana, well, congratulations. because it will be absolutely 100% legal under california law to get stoned. only problem, you won't have any legal way to get that weed because the state doesn't have to have a system for licensing recreational sales until january 1st of 2018. now, state lawmakers could speed that up, perhaps allowing for sales by next summer, but no guarantees they will truly make this up as they go along. as for the 6 plants prop 64 allows you to grow? you can technically put them in the dirt right now but someone who legally has the see

i sat down with the chair of the political science department after san jose state university, melinda jackson, for her take on the outcome. >> surprise at this year's presidential election coming in large part because of an onslaught of polls during the selection sent favoring hillary clinton over donald trump. how did so many people get things so wrong? all the polls were not that far off. they all happened to be off in the same direction. >> political analysts melinda jackson said it was difficult to turnout who would turn out to vote. >> we dealt with some groups who do not have a strong voting history. he was bringing in new voters who had not participated before, anti-establishment voters. >> jackson said all things came together for trump at the last sure, his rust belt strategy work grabbing key swing states, and undecided voters may up larger percentages than previous elections and third party candidates took votes from both sides. >> we are seeing final outcomes of one to two points separating trump and clinton with three to five points going to third parties. >> clinton won

. >> something that happens at san jose state university police are investigating whether a woman was targeted for wearing a hijab. >> the mercury news said she was attacked while walking inside the west garage. a man came from behind her and grabbed her head conserve, she said he pulled it with such first she choked and nearly fell over. the suspect has fair skin and last seen wearing a dark colored hoodie. >> a were soming center in cupertino will close after voters gave a thumb's down do re-development. there were two initiatives for the shopping center to okay re-development and the other allowed the bipass, with the city council approval process and both were voted down. there is no word on when they will close. >> legalization of marijuana in california was approved by a large margin, that is recreational marijuana but now the real work for the local communities, personal actualcy vacation and consumption of marijuana became legal but it could be a year before you can by recreational pot. regulations that will spell out seem of marijuana are not in place. >> prop 64 was to take

. >> she has total freedom and can get to and from the job and the high school and san jose state university majoring in dram movement. >> it is my independence was stolen not so much...a car. >> the vehicle was taken from her scotts valley him on friday devastate the entire family. >> mom, time for me to fly i've got my car and i can do it with this car so to is that take were from her is very difficult. >> kenra kannegaard wants the car back and doesn't want to focus on would took it. she would think about the immense support she has received from the community. >> there are way more people would want to do good in the world than do bad. >> the scotts valley police say they would tear the city apart to find her car. >> family and friends and strangers republicanning a young woman whose dedication to serving her community was cut short. 21-year-old was a volunteer with the alameda county sheriff. her friends and her friend's boyfriend are charge with the murder. 600 people turned out for the funeral yesterday. her life was short she made an impact on the lives of people she touched. >> new

that's why the second harvest food bank is bringing food to students at san jose state university this morning. abc 7 reporter matt keller is live on campus with more on this effort. matt? >> the food arrived about 15 minutes ago. volunteers are setting it up on the i believe as. so when the students come in they can grab it and put it in their bag. this is the second time they've held a mobile pantry here at san jose state. it's become more and more popular. last month they had about 300 students involved. this time they're expecting about 600 students. the starving college students stereotype can feel a little too real sometimes. today on the san jose state campus second harvest food bank brought 15,000 pounds of food for their mobile food pantry. ten days before thanksgiving. >> if you're hungry and you don't know where you're next meal is going to come from it affects your ability to concentrate. >> food security may be more wide spread than you think. 2014 survey at san jose state revealed 20% of students didn't eat in a day because they didn't have enough money. and 49% occasiona

. >> reporter: just one day after the election, san jose state university student [ non- english name ] says she was ambushed in a garage on campus, grabbed by her hijab. >> my scarf is tied around my neck so it caused me though choke. >> reporter: she says she broke free after her attacker lunged forward. police are not calling this a hate crime. but esra says she thinks she was targeted. >> i think it was a race attack and religion. >> reporter: a hashtag is trending on social media. one photo shows a wall dividing her dorm room. the other was a note from her roommate that said, hey, maria, trump won't go, here's a preview of what's to come. hashtag, wall. maria said i walked into my room and my heartaches with pain. another person shared this picture of trump's name with an exclamation point written on the door of an nyu muslim student's prayer room. >> we have to use every strategy available to us to ensure that donald trump's america does not become reality. >> what is your message to muslims in the bay area. >> it's really important that muslims take the time to process. reach o

she used it to get to class at san jose state university. the car was found in santa cruz today and returned to its owner. >>> good news for bookworms in san francisco. the board of supervisors just approved an amnesty period so people can return overdue books to the library between january 3 and february 14. they will not have to pay fines. the library says 155,000 people have overdue items. they owe a combined $4.5 million in fines. >>> well, a warning today about an increasingly common type of scam. utilities across the country are now uniting to send a message to customers not to fall for it. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains. >> reporter: he says it started with a phone call from someone claiming the pg&e bill for his doggie daycare was past due yield me that i have basically just minutes to pay my bill, otherwise the disconnect crew that had been dispatched was going to turn off my power. >> reporter: in a panic, he did what the caller demanded ran to a store, bought more than $750 in prepaid cards, then gave the caller the nu

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to hate incidents were reported at uc berkeley and san jose state university last week.group of american muslims met at a mosque to discuss life with donald trump as president and talk about their concerns. >> i have heard about a lot of anxiety and fear and disappointment, anger, a sense of helplessness late what can i do now >> a panel of leaders the players they will stand with them. >>> the wall of into the popped out at three bart stations. it is just a way for travelers to leave and uplifting note on a posted for everyone to see and it is inspired by the therapy wall that popped up in new york shortly after the election results. >>> new this morning kaepernick still gets backlash for not voting. this morning report says the quarterback has never voted. james fletcher has more. >> reporter: the sacramento paper reporting that not only is not registered to vote, but as you said has never been registered to vote as long as he has been of voting age. paper look at records and discovered that he never registered where he was living in 2005 when he turned 18 and he also

. >>> police at san jose state university are looking for the man who told a student to, quote, go back to his own country before trying to kick him. it happened today inside the engineering building. police describe the man as a transient. >>> tonight law enforcement is getting ready just in case there is a fourth night of election protests in oakland. the last three nights have seen thousands of protesters take to the streets, as you know. dozens of people have been arrested, including 30 wednesday night. the protesters left behind just a trail of destruction. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in oakland with a look at the damage and, laura, the cleanup. >> well, hi, dan, what a difference a day makes. last night at this time we saw protesters and police officers gathering by the dozens here near the plaza. tonight maybe a dozen protesters here at corner of 14th and broadway and perhaps a sign that this movement is evolving. >> reporter: though not nearly as the night before. thursday's protests in downtown oakland still left their mark. this shop had its front doors and camer

. >> reporter: just one day after the election san jose state university student ezra alton said she was ambushed in a campus garage, grabbed by her hijab. my scarf is tied around my neck, so it caused me to choke. >> reporter: ezra broke free after her attack are lunged forward. police aren't calling it a hate crime yet, but she believes she was targeted. >> i personally believe it was an attack based on race and religion. >> reporter: tonight the #trump'samerica is trending on social media as it's shared what the nation has become since the election. one photo tweeted shows a makeshift wall dividing her dorm room. the other was a note from her roommate saying hey, maria, trump won't go. here's a preview what is to come, #wall. my ra ya's treat -- maria's tweet read i walked into my room and my heart has pain. another is the picture of a trump of a muslim student's dorm room. >> we have to insure that trump's america does not become reality. >> reporter: what is your message to muslim americans tonight in the bay area? >> it's really important that muslim americans take the time to

. >>> a warning from san jose state university to its undocumented students. do not leave the country. president-elect donald trump promised on the campaign trail to overturn the "dream act" which protects students born outside the u.s. the school is also urging undocumented students to come home before trump takes office. >> it may be tough for them to get back into the country after the new president is inaugurated. so we were just issuing some direction out of an abundance of caution. >> if mr. trump nullifies the "dream act" it, would also cancel the work permits of undocumented workers. >>> well, holiday shoppers are alrey advantage of black friday deals even before the turkeys cooled off. shoppers lined up at stores all over the bay area waiting for doors to open to get at the shelves inside stacked with bargains. kpix 5's keit do is live at best buy in santana row to tell what people are getting for shopping early. kiet. >> reporter: yeah. you know, we love our gadgets here in the bay area. if you are going to do a black friday, black thursday story, wh

come with him as the commander- in-chief spa i would as selection to is is a recorded in san jose state university >>james: we will be right back >>reporter: and not enough to cause the local problems of what had carryall looks like wednesday before task remains cool all week long going to check what is going on there you see the upper 50s we have 55, livermore 56 if looking ahead mostly cloudy early showers 64 san francisco and 65 in san jose is 70. >>rebecca: that is under 15 minutes to get you from the east of it over to the peninsula >>james: where nearly half of the students on san jose state campus are trying to learn on an empty stomach >>reporter: this collaboration is san jose state in said in a food bank as a result of recent survey 545 stood is sold on monday to qualify have to make less than 23,500th $40 a year they will not be intimidated >>reporter: f this said the larger community and not just legal community is a much lesser place whoever is responsible needs to be brought to justice >>james: him the san francisco is a century city to undocumented immigrants >>reporter: sash even s

captures the moments when the armed robbery happened at this 7-11 just blocks away from san jose state university. in the video you can see a person outside the door on the lookout.as another man robs the store inside. >> steve:police say the video shows that the robbers rode bicycles, possibly mountain bikes, making them that much harder to track down. but the area is well lit and sees a lot of foot traffic ---so police hope that will help them catch the robbers. here's another look at the men wanted for the robbery. he is described as an hispanic male adult, 35-40 years old, black hair, goatee, a black jacket with possible security guard patches on the sleeves. he rode a silver colored bicycle in the north bay. vandals broke into santa rosa high school's theater in the early morning hours after halloween. and destroyed props that had been made for a play set to debut friday. but kron four's philippe djegal reports, the show will go on. despite the fact the students are left to pick-up the pieces. >> reporter:for this group of drama students. there's no time to pout or mope around. sot- "of cour

. >> i'm with san jose state university political science chair melinda jackson.hank you very much for coming in tonight. it will be interesting to say the least. the vast majority of polls predicted a clinton victory and now while it is not over, donald trump is very close to being on the verge of a huge upset. if that happens, what would you say as to how he pulled it off. they have been breaking in trump's direction. this could be due to a number of factors. we could have under eimated voter turn out on the republican side. every poll before election day is just a snapshot in time. the one poll that matter matters is the poll we are seeing today. >> what message are the voters sending with this vote about what they feel about the state of the country or is this protest vote or what is it? >> we are seeing based on the results that there is a lot more anger out there in the country than we even expected. you knew it was there. this does seem to be sending a message that voters seem to not like the direction the country is going and are voting for change. >> you

one week since the election two hate incidents were reported at uc berkeley and san jose state university. "the concern is people who were bigoted prior and would not have taken action are now feeling comfortable taking action." a panel of spirtual and community leaders reassured the group they are not alone. that there are many more people from all walks of life that stand united with american muslims to make a better place for all. the meeting ended on an optimistic note redirecting fear back to hope that love and acceptance will prevail. live in pleasanton ella sogomonian kron4 news. >> steve:since the election there have been multiple reports of attacks on minorities and churches vandalized with neo- nazi messaging. >> pam:the president- elect responded last night in a 60- minutes interview. saying, it must come to an end. trump signaled in that same interview with 60 minutes - that he may want his next supreme court nominee to overturn roe versus wade. and instead let the states make their own abortion laws. but when it comes to the supreme court decision giving same sex couples acro

. >> meantime, students in san jose state university have been gathering on campus talking about their feelings after the done trump victory. many of the students at this diverse campus say donald trump's election has left them fearful. >> for me. my grand is at home with my four little brothers, she's undocumented and she is scared. >> i started to get worried about my living here in the states. >> officials did have extra place on hand in case the gathering became unruly, but it did not. also, counselors are out there for students that want to talk about their reaction to the election. >> meantime, a muslim woman wearing a head scarf was attacked at san jose state. police say she was walking on the third floor of the parking garage when a man came from behind, pulled on her hose scarf, choked her and caused her to lose her balance the man ran away it is not clear if she was targeted because she was wearing a head scarf. >> california overwhelmingly backed clinton by 61%-33% for trump. large sections of the state did go red. take a look at the map, right there, 26 of california's coun

. >> reporter: at san jose state university another student told abc7 news someone pulled her scarf off in a campus garage. >> it choked me. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor says he's spoken with stewed yenths who have considered removing their head scarfs. >> he needs the racist discourse and acceptable point of view. . >> i will say this. and right to the cameras, stop it. >> president elect trump said he was saddened but what i heard was a small amount of reported hate crimes. >> i saw 1 or 2 instances. >> she says she does not plan to stop wearing her head scarf. >> there are people afraid of what it represents. >> in berkeley, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> students left class to protest president elect donald trump and a viewer showed hundreds of students marching. police kept a close eye on them. in petaluma, police marched to city hall, chanting "not my president" and "build love not a wall". >> protests resulted in groups vandalizing downtown oakland, one city council member is trying to get parts of the area to think about dining and shopping downtown. taking a 1, 2 punch,

. >> reporter: at san jose state university another student told abc7 news someone pulled her scarf off in a campus garage. >> it choked me. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor says he's spoken with stewed yenths who have considered removing their head scarfs. >> he needs the racist discourse and acceptable point of view. . >> i will say this. and right to the cameras, stop it. >> president elect trump said he was saddened but what i heard was a small amount of reported hate crimes. >> i saw 1 or 2 instances. >> she says she does not plan to stop wearing her head scarf. >> there are people afraid of what it represents. >> in berkeley, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> students left class to protest president elect donald trump and a viewer showed hundreds of students marching. police kept a close eye on them. in petaluma, police marched to city hall, chanting "not my president" and "build love not a wall". >> protests resulted in groups vandalizing downtown oakland, one city council member is trying to get parts of the area to think about dining and shopping downtown. taking a 1, 2 punch,

. >>> the head of the political science department at san jose state university said it's time to honor the presidential election process. >> lets move forward. lets take the next step. the voters have spoken, we are going to respect that. life goes on. >> she said change is not going to happen overnight. she said that a president can issue executive orders but for big changes, he needs to work with congress. >>> another nfl player has launched a protest and is staying seated for the national anthem but the reasons are different than colin kaepernick. he said it's because donald trump was elected president. >> the things that have been going on in america, i am not going to stand for that. when someone comes out and says, we have been punked, i will stand again. >> the player called the election of trump, a joke. he got some boos, which he said he expected. >>> the after shocks continue in new zealand after a magazine teut 7.3 earthquake. >>> -- magnitude 7.3 earthquake. >> fog is the big story. it's only getting thicker. we still have the super moon. we will talk about the changes this

. >>> san jose state university students waking up in tents this morning after spending the night onampus. the sleepover is part of an annual event to show support for the homeless, this year many of the advocates are supporting measure a on the ballot tuesday. a $950 million bond measure to build affordable housing units in santa clara county. the money would come from an increase in property taxes. >> there is no place for these people to rent, they can't afford it. if they are making $1300 per month and the average apartment is $2400 per month what do they do? >> a very small minority will benefit yet virtually everybody is going to pay for it. that is a bad deal. >> the time is 6:26, workers at uc san francisco are in the process of being laid off apparently they have to train their outsourced replacements. the move that critics say could affect patient safety and privacy.>>> a woman with ties to the sheriff's office has disappeared, investigators are asking for help from the public to find her. >>> traffic is building at the bay bridge toll plaza also in san francisco. i want to

>>reporter: at san jose state university another student told abc 7 news last week some one pulled her head scarf off in a campus garage. >> what he did it choked me. >> what we are experiencing is almost a whole avalanche of these islamic phobia incident. >>reporter: he has spoke we know students considering taking off the head scarfs or even leaving campus. he says he believes president-elect trump has fueled hate crimes. >> he made the racist discourse acceptable point of vichlt i'll say this i'll say it right to the camera stop it. >>reporter: in the first television interview president-elect trump said he was saden by what he heard was a small amount of reported hate crimes. >> i saw one or 2 incidents. >> it's willful ignorance. >>reporter: despite her discomfort she doesn't plan to stop wearing the head scarf. >> why do we node to take part of who we are to appease a couple of people who just are afraid of like what it represents. >> in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> today students across the bay area left class to protest president-elect donald trump. the we were sent this video with

now, political analyst, chair of political science at san jose state university. a conversation on the most important factor for the trump win and we have looked at demographics and i asked, is this something mostly race-based or rush vs. difficult and you said... >> education. that is the big story lines. we saw such a clear decide between americans with college education and those without. >> americans without a college education, particularly white americans, men and women, went for trump? >> they did. it looks like the college education white voters came back to trump at the end, as well. that is extra additionally republican group. but many said, not trump. >> we seeing two americas emerging after the election. very divided. what does trip have to do at this point to heal the divisiveness? >> he needs to change his tone. we saw an aggressive and nontraditional approach dug the campaign and a different demeanor from last night which is encouraging, we want to sigh more presidential president trump. we have not seen that through the campaign and it remains to b

. >>> a unique fundraiser is underway at san jose state university designed to help refugees from war-torn syria. during a study trip, she and her colleague and former reporter noticed these handmade bags in the middle of a. you just created the --. each is created from the lifejackets from the trip. and copy hope to sell all 130 backed by christmas and raised $3000. >>> kevin durand had a good matchup. against his previous team, they were down in the quarter, but then he helped to bring the game open in the second scoring 16 points more than the entire team. they led by 25 at the half. he finished with a 39 points, and seven three-pointers, and 122, 296. >> is a fun game. no ill will, just a part of playing. talking trash, that's just the part of the game. it felt like they had rallied around me. and it was just a great feeling. >> the warriors are in la tonight to play the rakers /lakers. >>> a college student is sharing his story. his is the road to success has been hard-fought and he has learned important life lessons. he lives at covenant house, it's a homeless shelter. he says it's t

doesn't let being paralyzed get her down, but what is troubling for this trauma major at san jose state university. that stole -- my independence was essentially stolen. >> reporter: this 2005 honda element isn't just any car, but equipped with the hand patrols and more. >> it is accessible, so i could roll my entire chair inside and park it like in that driver's passenger side seat. >> the car was parked near her home in scotts valley last friday night. >> for someone to do that, it is just so sad and it is a great thing for them to help them more than just a regular car. >> reporter: it's been about you. she was -- the procedure that left her paralyzed from the chest down. she needs her missing car to get to her physical therapy appointments. and the drive over the hill this san jose state would see it each day. police are investigating. so far no luck can be resolved to be in and out. it looks awful. >> there is no way that the person who stole her car didn't know that it belonged to someone disabled. perhaps thinking that the question was how could they do such do -- they do such a thing like

. >>> police are trying to figure out if a woman talked at san jose state university the day after thelect if it took place because she was wearing a traditional muslim head scarf known as a hijab. matt keller spoke with the victim. >> reporter: this sophomore wear as hijab on campus. >> this is my religion, this is my life. this represents everything who i am as a person. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon the day after the presidential election, someone else used her scarf as a weapon. while on the third floor of the west garage on campus. >> someone came behind me, pulled my scarf all the way back. my scarf is tied around my neck, so when he did, it choked me and when he was trying to pull me down, my back kind of arched in a very different way. and i was in pain and for that pain to stop, i kind of pulled forward and when i did that, he let go and i fell. >> reporter: the man didn't say a word and ran off. she says he was wearing a black hoodie sweat shirt and khakis. >> we believe that our hijab protects us from every day evils. and for someone to pull it like it's just a sweater or

six years rather she is a student at san jose state university and the drama director at we scots valleyol she depends on the specialized twist 25 gray honda element. it was stolen near her scotts valley him on friday night. show wanted the car back but does not want to focus on who took it. >> she say, mom, time for me to fly i got my car and i can do it with this car. to have that taken is very, very difficult. >> she said that scots valley police toll her they will sake the city apart to find it. >> and new detail on the millennium tower controversy, two homeowners are filing suit against the city and transbay transit official hiding that the tower was sinking. the homeowners filed a claim yesterday, the first step in a lawsuit. they say the city and transbay joint towers authority knew of the sinking years ago and kept it a secret. the two groups have 45 days to respond. two weekend the attorney filed its own suit accusing the developer to hide the sinking from the buyers. >> and now to the nasdaq with the story on the money report from wall street. >> this is allowing tot customers

. >>> in the south bay, demonstrations at san jose state university where more than 400 students crowdedoutside their dorms giving a series of spontaneous speeches. at one point a fight broke out between protesters and several trump supporters who showed up carrying pro-trump signs and an american flag. it was quickly stopped by police. >> they made a run for it. they sprinted as fast as they could, just away from the crowd. luckily they had a good enough head start because there was maybe 20, 30 people chasing them right after, trying to like basically attack them. it was like -- to really do some damage. >> that is not an observation of freedom of free speech, we should say. hundreds of students protested at other california university campuses following trump's victory as well. police say at least 500 people swarmed around ucla early this morning. and smaller protests at uc santa cruz, yoirvine and san diego. >>> pop. prepare to say more for soda in three more bay area cities. soda taxes in san francisco, oakland and albany passed. 62% of voters in san francisco said yes. the first ti

. >> a woman was attacked while wearing a head scarf at san jose state university inside the west garageon campus. >> reporter: she was am burked in the west garage on the edge of campus. grabbed by her handling ab and the most visible sign of her faith faith. she lunged forward and was able to free herself. while they're not attacking it as a hate crime, she is convinced she was targeted. >> i personally believe it was an attack on -- based on race and religion. >> reporter: word of the attack spread quickly an campus and some students say they're concerned that the anti-mulsim rhetoric from the presidential campaign may have been a contributing factor. >> he chose her and went for something that is specific to her, her head scarf. so despite not saying anything, that -- it's targeted. >> reporter: at a press conference late this afternoon, the university president says she wants to reassure students that campus safety and tolerance are a priority. >> we care deeply about your state. it's impossible to learn and to thrive in an environment where you fear. our commitment to you is to ens

. >>> a student at san jose state university believes that follow from tuesday's election may have provoked an attack against her. a sophomore there said in a male attacker grabbed her headscarf known as a heat job and tried to pull it off. >> i want to know why he did this and i want to extend him what this headscarf means to me. i'm just trying to see where he is coming from and find a resolution between us.>>> 19- year-old ezra alton said the assault happened wednesday afternoon in the third floor of the campus west garage. she believes it is because donald trump one at the white house. he was wearing khaki pants and a dark colored hoodie and we sat down with her and we will have more of the interview coming up in the next hour at 5 pm. >>> donald trump says he will focus on making tomorrow better the day before and we spoke with robert mcdonald about the state of the department and their anticipation of donald trump in the white house. >> let's start with the fact that you have been at the head of the va for a little over 2 years and you inherited a complete mess, what is the situation

. >> in the south bay, students as san jose state university protests the results, chanting a vulgar phrase of the president elect. >> there were protests in san francisco, dozens of anti-trump demonstrators gathered in front twitter building where a g.m. watch party was held. there are no reports of confrontation or damage. >> usa! usa! >> trump took the stage in manhattan right around midnight our time for the acceptance speech surround by supporters and family and addressed the nation for the first time as president elect. >> to those who have chosen not to support me in the past of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so we can work together and unify our great country. >> at 70, trump is the oldest person ever emelected to a first presidential term. >> we confirm that hillary clinton called and congratulated trump. she is catching heat for not addressing supports or the nation the she casts her vote yesterday and is expected to speak some time this morning. as soon as we have something firm from her team we let you know. this is

. >> a unique lesson underway at san jose state university to help needy refugees half a world away. mary never tells us the idea started thanks to a a area professor who wanted to get back. >> we first saw this. >>reporter: during a study trip abroad last summer san jose state journalism professor noticed these handmade bags in the middle of a syrian refugee camp in greece respect the people there showed it to us that would you like to buy a bag and we all saw the mapping diane and i looked at each other and said what a great fundraiser. her colic and former reporter diane crosby was also on the trip expect if we can help a little bit at san jose state by selling respect and helping a that is helping the refugees the are all for perspective harvest brightly colored packs a dark chapter because each was made from different life vest refugees work by making a dangerous truck from boat to greece respect you can see the reflectors and fading of the life vests as they are in the sun. >>reporter: the bags made from $13-$14 there with the help of the public relations class and cannabis clu

. >>> at san jose state university a surprising number of students there struggle with hunger.se students turned out to get help today from the second harvest food bank. >> reporter: around 600 students lined up to pick up free food and essential grocery shop. some tell us they don't have the money to eat three meals a day. second harvest brought in a mobile food pantry. a recent survey found that approximately half are sometimes skipping meals due to company. most of these students are supporting themselves with no help from parents, and they don't have a job. some either rent a place with other people, couch surf, or are living in their cars. we spoke with students benefiting from the service. >> it will help me because i'm not working. it is kind of hard to get money, and also i don't have a car. >> my stepdad just recommend had a major back surgery about four or five days, a and then my mom disci's abled, too, so we have trouble with money and food so this will help our family out a lot. >> reporter: this is the second time second harvest food bank came to campus with 10,00

. >>> a student at san jose state university said she was attacked by a man who grabbed her head scarf tried to pull it off. our south bay reporter, jesse is live on the campus. any idea why she was attacked? >> reporter: they don't know right now, no evidence linking it to politics but the victim believes in her heart it was a result of donald trump winning the white house, 12 hours after mr. trump made his remarks, the attack took place inside the parking lot here on campus. >> right now i am feeling heart break, that this had to happen. >> reporter: psychologist student ezra said she just left a group of friends on the ground floor of the west garage and made her way to the car on the third floor, as she reached into her trunk, a male attacker tried to pull off her head scarf. >> my attacker pulled, held on tight at the back of my head, pulled the scarf and doing so he choked me. >> reporter: she resisted by struggling forward, he ultimately let go and ran off. a whip lash effect knocked her to her knees, causing her to suffer bumps and bruises. >> we have incidents of various kinds

an attack on a student at san jose state university. four's rob fladeboe reports now, the young woman religion. >>sot esra altun/attacked in parking garage i was getting something from my truck getting ready to leave. >> reporter:sophomore esra altun, who is a muslim, believes she was singled out by her attacker because of her head scarf or hijab. >>sot esra altun he pulled the back of my scarf and in doing so he choked me. >> reporter:the attack occurred around 2 here on the 3rd floor of san jose state's west garage at 4th and san salvador. the attacker said nothing but altun suspects the violence is somehow related to the election. >>sot esra altun it is a weird coincidence it was not a hate crime that this happened after donald trump was elected as the presidential election. >> reporter:university police are investigating but president mary papazian says that so far there is no evidence the attack is a hate crime or motivated by the election results >>sot mary papzaian/sjsu president we do not know who this individual is and we do no