. - seattle chicago philadelphia >>> a moment in history. >> i've just received a call from secretary clinton. [ cheering ] >> as hillary fights back tears. his is painful. and it will be for a longtime. >> worldwide shock. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> how were the polls so wrong? >> how did they get it wrong? >> i don't have egg on my face. i have omelet on my face. >> and is it really moving day for hillary celebrity supporters who threatened to leave the usa? >>> and all eyes are on the trumps as they become america's first new family. >> to melania and ivanka, i love you. >> and they're already building a wall.

downtown los angeles, one of several cities we've seen protests tonight including boston, chicago, seattle, philadelphia as well as a few sites here in new york as well. we'll continue to monitor the situation for you. >>> moving on to this morning's headlines, two marine fighter jet pilots managed to survive a collision. one pilot landed at an air station, the other ejected and sent a distress call and was rescued an h waters off the pacific. >>> overseas, beginning of the end for isis, we're told, in iraq's largest city, that's one diplomats claim about the battle to liberate mosul. they said progress is made because of islamic states so-called call fate, but reports said isis is forcing thousands of civilians to stay in mosul to be used as human shields. >>> the first full day of liberations in the case of the a cincinnati police officer black man in a traffic stop, saying there was no justification, and the officer said he feared he would be run over. >>> jurors in georgia are in third day of deliberations in the case of a father whose toddler died after being left in a hot car. prosecutors say ross

major cities, new york, philadelphia, chicago, seattle similar scenes on all of the places. 10,000 people marched in new york city and many showing up outside of trump tower. thousands turned out in philadelphia, chicago and seattle. students in san ramon are walking out this afternoon to protest the election, thousands of berkeley students made national headlines for their walk out yesterday. my brother is not a murderer. we work hard. >> 2,000 of berkeley high schools 3,000 students mannered out of class and headed to uc berkeley. hundreds of students in phoenix, seattle and los angeles did the same. the walk out today includes black student union, muslim student association and the gender sexuality alliance. >> drum heading to the white house shortly to meet with president obama. >> over to jessica. >> good morning. the images coming from new york where you can see we are keeping a close eye on the trump tower. it looks like the motorcade got going with the police presence shaking around and we are seeing trump, donald trump and his wife melania leaving any moment. we have confirmation

it was not only california demonstrate, new york, philadelphia, chicago and seattle saw similar scenes with 10,000 manning in new york city outside the trump tower and philadelphia and chicago and seattle. >> in the east bay high school students are walking out of class and will walk out during the afternoon classes to protest the election. thousands of berkeley students made national headlines for doing the same thing yesterday. >> my brother is not a murderer, we are hard workers. >> 2,000 of berkeley high school's 3,000 students marched out of class and headed to uc berkeley campus. hundreds of students in phoenix, see allege and los angeles did the same. today's walk out at cal high in san ramon includes the black student union, muslim constitute association and gender sexual alliance. >> in the south bay a woman wearing ally job was attacked. >> on campus, matt keller is with us. >> a scary moment for the woman walking in a garage and a man came up and grab her by her hijab on election day in the middle of the afternoon. police say which choked her and she lost her balance much he

[indiscernable] portland, chicago, denver, d.c., seattle, philadelphia, boston, oakland and beyond, protesters like las vegas's protester sounding off [indiscernable] >> the protest in las vegas, peaceful but not the same in our nation's capitol. >> police making arrest, while organizers express why they marched in the first place. >> it's a hopeless frustration. we needed to do something out there. >> [indiscernable] it has to be united for us to progress as moving forward. >> once again, a live image from los angeles. streets shut down, in fact, that looks like a freeway just near an overpass shut down this is looking to go throughout the night all over the united states. so far, no statement on the donald trump in the protest and reportedly spent the day working on his transition plan. the president elect will meet with the president in the white house and a lot of people are >> no doubt it will come up in the discussion. >> with the visual of the two of them together, but people are lacking empathy, but if it had gone the other way and they were trump protesters on the streets, how would t

chicago... new york... seattle.. and philadelphia taking to the streets. many of the protestors are carrying signs that read "not my president." demonstrators are calling on the 'president- elect' to denounce statements he's made in the past that some have defined as discriminatory. been no reports of any arrests or injuries. we will be keeping an eye on the protests overnight. you can look for updates anytime on abc-11-dot-com or the abc-11 mobile news app. near the 'white house' tonight... 'dozens of people' -- gathering for a 'candlelight vigil'. the non-profit 'policy group' -- "move-on" -- is organizing 'similar' vigils -- 'all' across the country. local organizers say -- they're "standing against" -- "president-elect trump" -- and 'what' they call his "bigoted remarks". in his 'victory speech'... trump vowed to bring a tonight - ...."unprecedented " -- 'security measures' -- for the 'president- elect'. the 'n-y-p-d' -- 'standing guard'.... and setting-up 'barricades' -- outside "trump tower"... in the heart of 'midtown'. 'n-y-p-d officials' are "in t

others include chicago, los angeles, new york city, seattle, philadelphia and minneapolis. the head of one chicago hospital today said they have seen a dramatic spike in calls to mental health hotlines. because people are concerned over deportations. he called it a "public health crisis." the san jose police officer's association announced a 10- thousand dollar cash reward. for the person who shot at police officers last night. it happened around seven-30 last night, just north of mckee road. officials say, the officers were doing a routine patrol of the area, when the suspect opened fire. no one was hurt. this is the second attack on police this year. the identity of a pedestrian killed this morning when trying to cross highway 580, has not yet been released. the fatality was reported at about four-30 this morning. officials say because the body had been run over multiple times. the major incident team was called to the scene. closing westbound 580 for about eight hours. the pedestrian had been walking along the freeway. >> britteny: the weather disturbances will to the nor

these are images from new york, philadelphia, chicago and seattle tonight. trump captured the presidency with wins in key battleground states, which helped him get at least 279 electoral votes. even though his opponent, democrat hillary clinton, won the popular vote, that a-b-c hasn't called. kcrg t-v nine's samantha myers is live tonight at greene square in cedar rapids. samantha, there were rallies in eastern iowa over those election results? yes, there was a small anti- trump protest here at greene square a few hours ago. and it was actually the second one in eastern iowa. the first happened on the university of iowa campus this afternoon. was elected president.. university of iowa students and community members one- by-one took turns sharing their thoughts. nats some with tears in their eyes as they recounted the moment they found out. a circle of support, a safe haven in a time of uncertainty. 15:41:53;21 "one thing that i think this event did was help people feel like they still had something to go for, that they still had hope. there were also trump s

thousands turned out in philadelphia, chicago and seattle. >>> new at 11:00, one peninsula high school student in support of donald trump may have made her a target. >> abc7 news reporter spoke with the woodside high school student attacked in that video and her mother. katie? >> reporter: dan and ama, the student and her parents tell me they are shocked that something like this could happen. she says all of her friends were potting their feelings and thoughts on election night, but it looks like her post got her beat up. cell phone video captures the moment a female student attacks the sophomore. >> this girl to me and says do you hate mexicans? i said no. she said you support trump and you hate mexicans. they hit her and threw her to the ground and pulled out her earrings and her hair. she was left with a bloody nose and scratches and bruises. jade posted on instagram she hoped trump would win. >> i don't think i could name one person on any of my accounts, social media accounts who didn't say their opinion last night. >> reporter: jade's parents are mortified by what happened. >> my

thousands turned out in philadelphia, chicago and seattle. >>> new at 11:00, one peninsula high schoolnt in support of donald trump may have made her a target. >> abc7 news reporter spoke with the woodside high school student attacked in that video and her mother. katie? >> reporter: dan and ama, the student and her parents tell me they are shocked that something like this could happen. she says all of her friends were potting their feelings and thoughts on election night, but it looks like her post got her beat up. cell phone video captures the moment a female student attacks the sophomore. >> this girl comes up to me and says do you hate mexicans? i said no. she said you support trump and you hate mexicans. they hit her and threw her to the ground and pulled out her earrings and her hair. she was left with a bloody nose and scratches and bruises. jade posted on instagram she hoped trump would win. >> i don't think i could name one person on any of my accounts, social media accounts who didn't say their opinion last night. >> reporter: jade's parents are mortified by what happened. >>

they walked almost half the length of the island of manhattan, you see there new york, philadelphia, seattle, and chicago. the list is long of cities where tonight spontaneous protests popped up against donald trump and about the results of last night's election. that is the backdrop so far. if crowds have been mostly peaceful. they did manage several thousand people in new york city tried to get around the base of trump tower. broadcast. fortified overnight. we want to begin our broadcast before we talk about last night's results before we talk about where this election stands. governor chris christie of new jersey for purposes of this conversation is heading up the trump transition and has been but last night that job got very serious in a big hurry and governor, considering the fact that none of the polls were predicting what happened last night, we were all wrong, all of the known polling was wrong, how much of a shock was it inside trump world that this happened? >> well, listen, i think everybody heard the polling, brian, and had seen the polling that was out there publicly. we had always had faith

others include chicago, los angeles, new york city, seattle, philadelphia and minneapolis. the head of one chicago hosptial today said they have seen a dramatic spike in calls to mental health hotlines because people are concerned over deportations. he called it a "public health crisis." president obama says, he thinks that donald trump will begin sending some 'signals of unity'. now that he is president- elect. catherine heenan is here with details on today's revealing news conference. it was the presidents first news conference since the election. he again urged americans to give donald trump a chance.and gave us a better idea of what the two have talked about. obama is off on his final overseas trip as president.and says he'll be able to reassure u.s. allies that his successor 'does' support nato. and he told reporters he thinks trump is more pragmatic than ideological. saying "this office has a way of "waking you up." he even suggested that losing the presidential race isn't all bad for the democratic party. he says trump understands that he can't be reckless with words.

. >> the mayors of new york, chicago, san francisco, seattle, los angeles, philadelphia, have all saidwill not follow federal orders to deport immigrants and will remain sanctuary cities despite donald trump's vow to deport illegal immigrants. do they have to comply, cedric? >> well, i'm not certain whether they do or not. i think that's a question that maybe needs to be asked someone that's on the legal side of the house. but i'm not surprised whatsoever that a lot of cities are not going to change because, here again, you know, we often hear the fact that all politics is local. we have a lot of politics is local, and a lot of local communities are going to make decisions for -- >> i've got to go, cedric. >> themselves. >> do they have to comply? i've got ten seconds. >> well, it depends if donald trump is going to force them to, immigration and custom enforcement. we have to wait and see. >> thank you. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. you will see you back here you will see you back here tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's how adventure begins. credit c

we're seeing protests at this hour in seattle, in portland, oregon, in chicago, in boston, in philadelphia, in tempe, arizona, interestingly. there have been considerable protests today in nashville, tennessee, in san jose, california, most of the protests today and into tonight have been peaceful. there are some exceptions to that. in new york city, which is the site of the largest protest, protesters have just been pouring up the avenues in new york city on what apparently appear to be unpmitted marches just thundering through the avenues in downtowmanhattan. look at the size of that. traffic just making do around them. people just came in waves through new york today chanting not my president. where they're going here is on the way to trump tower, which is where this shot is. this is a delicate moment for the country. i mean, this is day one. we do not yet know how these protests will play out even tonight. we don't know how long the protest part goes on, whether the outrage over the results of this election might morph into some other kind of activism. we do know this is an election an

. >>> protesters gathered in philadelphia, seattle, boston, portland, oakland, california, chicago andew york tonight. the protest in new york has made its way to trump tower where a large crowd is gathered. gene kas roe is there. >> right here on fifth avenue at the trump tower. there are thousands of people here. and they have been marching from union square. we want to show yaw all of these people. they are really stopped now. we started at union square and walked up 5th avenue 40 blocks so far. and these people are protesting the election of donald trump. you can hear them. let's listen a second. they are saying "stop donald trump," "donald trump is not our president." this is promoted by socialist advantage. and one of the purposes they said for this rally was not only to protest the election of donald trump as the 45th president of the united states but also to protest that the democratic party had let them down. let them down with the nominee of hillary clinton, that bernie sanders could have taken on donald trump but hillary clinton could not stop him. plus the democratic party

were tracking chicago, new york, philadelphia, oakland, and some of the protests in seattle, los angeles, and they are organizing some here. let's go over to air 15. streets for this rally. their caring science and chanting, they say, it is time to stand up and fight against what we have seen here. they have been marching along mill avenue. they are stopping traffic and going in and out around cars. they will headed back to a is used in. -- they are headed back to asu. you see right there, they are stepping in front of that car. we will continue to track this, it will be also on our facebook page. >>> a suspected carjacker in tempe. we do not know his name but you can see him being taken away with handcuffs. he hijacked a car and then hid in an industrial area. >>> police officer from show suspect barricaded himself in a cabin and was shot and killed. >>> the reaction to the news on what they say he was doing, in show low, warned that coming up. >>> veterans day coming up friday, tomorrow the last day of school for the week. temperatures in the 50s and 60s people love cheeseburgers... an

chicago...outside the cities trump towers. similar protests took place from philadelphia, to seattle, and down through the west coast to los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying "no trump...no kkk ...no racist usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we all felt the same way. we all felt like we had to do something. it was like a hopeless frustration, like we just needed to g do something again...there is a call for people to mobilize here at red arrow park... a facebook event by u-w-m' s student group progressive milwaukee...says the protest will run from 5:30 to 8 pm coming up at 6...we'll hear from protesters in a state donald trump won. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. president-elect donald trump... going silent on social media... tweeting just once since winning the race. he has an important day ahead - as he begins the transition of powe

chicago...outside the cities trump towers. similar protests took place from philadelphia, to seattle, and down through the west coast to los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we all felt the same way. we all felt like we had to do something. it was like a hopeless frustration, like we just needed to go out there and do somethingagain...there is a call for people to mobilize here at red arrow park... a facebook event by u-w-m' s student group progressive milwaukee...says the protest will run from 5:30 to 8 pm coming up at 6...we'll hear from protesters in a state donald trump won. reportin corinthios fox6 news. adlib to weather mostly sunny and windy this afternoon with near-record warmth for milwaukee. temperatures will hover in the low to middle 60s. a cold front passes this evening bringing a big drop in temperatures for fr

chicago. harris: since the election other major cities including new york, los angeles, san francisco, seattle, minneapolis and philadelphiathe map there, have reaffirmed the sanctuary city status. i did brain room research. it is 300 cities. not all came out into the opening about that title. now we know it. we have the map before us. pete, your thoughts. >> i welcome the showdown. this is why people voted for donald trump. they see lawlessness in your country. you have citizenship you do not. a country or you do not. if you're here illegal i that is one thing especially a criminal broken our laws why get sanctuary anywhere? how about people in that city don't deserve to be ravaged by crime. that is not sanctuary city. trump should deny federal funding. we're a country you doesn't get to declare yourself your own planet. sandra: i have the press release because i had to reed it for myself. harris: read it to us. sandra: it is all seriousness you know i am chicago native, there is a genuine concern in that city this mayor does not have the best interests of these residents at heart. look at decisions that he is making. loo

seattle.. all the way to tampa. the mission behind every mile. good evening, i'm mark wilson and i'm kelly ring. first - another night of protests sweep the nation.. from philadelphia to chicago to portland.. in red states as well as blue... hundreds of demonstrators continue to march against president-elect trump! tonight protests took off across the south.. in atlanta.. hundreds of protesters marched through the streets.. police were also out in force there. but perhaps the most intense protest tonight is playing out in miami. demonstrators.. made their way hours...backing up traffic for ?miles. fox 13's evan lambert is in ybor city.. where the protest was smaller than last there's increased police presence and heightened security around trump tower in manhattan to protect president- elect donald trump. the measures include barricades and armed counter-terrorism officers guarding the front of the building. of course - inside - the president-elect is trying to decide on the first and most important of his staffing decisions. a handful of names are being talked about for the various positions.. and there's already been a bit of a shake-up on his transition team. chris cato ha

new york city, folks gathered in philadelphia, there are folks gathered in chicago as well, portland, oregon, folks yelling, chanting anti-trump slogans, folks in seattle, washington. we have seen a lot of street protests in the last four or five years, we've seen a lot of resistant and protests in town halls about obamacare, the tea party, this is a part of american political life at this moment. here as we watch this is on the first day of the president-elect donald trump this is going to be a mainstay of american political life in the next period. stay with us. mind when talking about the, quote, white vote. this is a map that shows what the election would look like if only white people voted and if people of color voted. although there's some evidence in the exit data she underperformed among latinos and african-americans compared to barack obama in 2012. to date millions of americans in that political coalition are waking up to a president-elect who is beloved and celebrated by white supremacists and who has said things like this. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they'

seattle, portland, los angeles, san francisco, oakland, chicago, oklahoma city, salt lake city, springfield, massachusetts, dayton and cinninnati, ohio, a number of cities in florida, new york, and philadelphiawhere a mexican immigrant who is the a father of three u.s.-born children entered sanctuary in a church on and called on sunday president obama to stop his deportation and others. this comes as mayors from seattle to new york say they will refuse to cooperate with donald trump's promise to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants, even though he says he'll withdraw federal funding from such cities. new york mayor bill de blasio vowed not to hand over the personal data of those who applied for the city municipal id and said he would possibly even destroy the records if federal authorities attempt to use them to target people for deportation. thousands of working class immigrants marched in manhattan on sunday with their supporters. >> i'm here to support everybody from my community that is afraid and they don't know where the country is going. so together, we could come up with a plan on what we can do next. beingof things that are talked about and people are trying to reverse the laws

new york city, folks gathered in philadelphia, there are folks gathered in chicago as well, portland, oregon, folks yelling, chanting anti-trump slogans, folks in seattle, washington. we have seen a lot of street protests in the last four or five years, we've seen a lot of resistant and protests in town halls about obamacare, the tea party, this is a part of american political life at this moment. i think what we're seeing right here as we watch this is on the first day of the president-elect donald trump this is going to be a mainstay of american political life in the next period. stay with us. ufferers, the search for relief often leads... here... here... or here. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity. and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. introducing new aleve direct therapy. find yours in the pain relief aisle. >>> here's something to keep in mind when talking about the, quote, white vote. this is a map that

chicago to seattle say they will refuse to cooperate. this comes as a memexican immigrant who is the father of three u.s.-born children has sought sanctuary from deportation in a philadelphiarch and called on president obama to stop his deportation and others. the day before he was slated to be deported, javier flores made the choice to go into sanctuary. before then he had been detained for 16 months in the pike county detention center. he says he was charged with reentering the country after he received bad legal advice about how to regularize his residence status. in this video interview shared with democracy now!, flores sits with his five-year-old son junior, who saw him arresteded , during the home raid that sent him to detention, and was recently diagnosed with ptsd. >> this is all very sad. he was recently diagnosed with ptsd by the time i was detained at the pipe county detention center, and my oldest daughter, she had to get therapy for 10 days. i have threeee u.s. citizen children. i made the decision to go into sanctuary for my children and for my family. juan: meanwhile, students at as many as 100 colleges and universities across the united states held protest

philadelphia, new york, chicago, l.a., san francisco. look at that, that was off the top of my head. you're pretty impressed by that. >> always impressed, brian. >> thank you. minneapolis, seattle, they're saying leave my illegals alone. >> that doesn't mean that they can't be deported from there. it just means that the local authorities, police and civilian authorities in those cities will not help the federal government enforce immigration law. >> i hear you. having said that, let's look at reality of it. donald trump made it clear after the official announcement he's going to focus on securing the border and getting criminals, illegals who are criminals out of the country. do you also see there will be pressure on those mayors to not protect criminals in their midst? >> absolutely. look, yesterday rahm emanuel of all people said, come to chicago and you'll be safe. >> no one is safe in chicago. >> that's really ridiculous to say that about chicago. the unintended consequences of that will be more pressure on the social welfare of city. probably -- >> sure. >> probably more crime and more congestion. the types of things that mayors have a difficult time dealing with. >> espec