in seattle, thousands took to the streets for a protest called by the socialist seattle city councilmemberkshama sawant, while in chicago, thousands rallied outside trump tower where at least five people were arrested. protests were also h held in portland, oregon, miami, florida, new orleans, louisiana, pittsburgh, pennsylylvania, auststin, texas and outside the , white house in washington d.c. in the north east, at least 4000 people descended on the boston commons, more than rallied 1000 outside philadelphia's city hall, and as many as 10,000 people surged through new york city's streets and surrounded the barricaded-off trump tower, where donald trump lives. the crowd shouted "n"not my president," while workers in uniform cheered on the marchers. this is one of the protesters in new york c city. >> i think it's fixed to the disenfranchisement of the people that somebody like him could he seen as offering anything to the masses. i think hillary is no savior, either. i think she's a very dangerous candidate, but i think donald trump's ability to mobilize perhaps racist is incredibly terri

. >> seattle city church pastor judith smith wants to help you find that emotional satisfaction you've been cravering. when he's not offering support to celebrities, he writes fantastic books. >> now the new york times best selling author is out with his inside you. >> you are a great voice for millennials. you don't go up to people and say, how's your soul? >> my reading of the scripture is on the inside not outside. >> we're doing it backwards, aren't we? >> we're talking home sweet home. that matters what you consider your home? >> a know mattic. do we have a home on the inside? i believe with all my heart that home is in god, our creator, we talk about that in the book, and what that means and what it looks like even in regard to prayer and talking to god. >> if you have that foundation, you can move anywhere. >> we're going to give people some takeaways, things they can do day in and day out. one of yours is rest. >> it goes back to the original creation in the garden, we have us the optimal environment for a healthy soul. the first is rest. speaks to trees that were beautiful at

. >> so seattle city church pastor judith smith wants to help you find that emotional satisfaction you've been craving. of thousands or offering support to celebrities like justin bieber or russell wilson he writes fantastic books. >> out with his newest book called -- wil "how your soul." >> thanks for having me a. great voice for millennials. you go up to them and don't basically say, how you doing? you say, how's your soul? >> it's elevator music and white noise. how you doing on the inside? the outside. we shoe live inside out not outside in. >> doing it backward, aren't we? >> yeah. >> and home sweet home. that matters. what you consider your home, isn't it? >> many of us live internally gnome matek. outside a condo, apartment, town home but is there a home on the inside? a place of reprieve and rest and refreshment? i believe with all my heart home is in god our create around we talk about that in the book what that means and what it looks >> if you have that foundation you can move anywhere. you got the foundation. >> yeah. >> we're giving people takeaways things to do day in, day

nearby roads were closed while seattle city light repaired the damage. thankfully, no injuries reported. >>> in california, a fire rescue caught on dash camera. the chp says a hyundai was trying to pass slower traffic and slammed head-on into a volkswagen. the two people in the hyundai were killed. the driver of the vw was alive, but trapped. flames all around the the only door the victim got out through was blocked by flames so an officer used his squad car to the man. what a team effort there. >>> investigators in utah are trying to piece together what happened after a 16-year-old straight-a student in provo, utah, went on a stabbing spree at school, wounding several classmates including himself. abc's lauren lyster has the latest. >> reporter: tears and ambulances at this suburban utah high school tuesday morning. the community responding to a terrifying stabbing spree breaking out just before 8:00 a.m. >> i'm still with a patient who is stable on the south side of the school. i'm making access into the school for more critical parties. >> reporter: a

. >> so seattle city church pastor judith smith wants to help you find that emotional satisfaction you've been craving. when not leading a congregation of thousands or offering support to celebrities like justin bieber or russell wilson he writes fantastic books. >> now the "new york times" best-selling author is out with his newest book called -- >> "how's your soul." >> great to have you back. >> thanks for having me. >> a great voice for millennials. you say, how's your soul? >> how you doing, it's elevator music and white noise. how you doing on the inside? overwhelming on the inside not the outside. we should live inside out, not outside in. >> doing it backward, aren't we? >> yeah. >> and home sweet home. that matters. what you consider your home, doesn't it? >> many of us live internally nomadic. on the outside we may have an apartment, condo, townhome, but do we have a home on the inside? a place of reprieve and rest and refreshment? i believe with all my heart home is in god our create around we talk about that in the book what that means and what it looks like in regard to praye

since then...we've seen some major cities like seattle and los angeles approve a 15 dollar minimum wage. and today...workers here in las vegas hope what they're calling a -day of disruption- will get similar results. they want to open peoples eyes on how minimum wage has not kept up with the rate of inflation. uber drivers participating in this strike won't be picking anyone up in several cities...including las vegas. uber says past drivers in their top 20 markets average more than 19 dollars an hour. but drivers say that doesn't account for fare cuts and expenses like gas, repairs and insurance. ((nia wong)) once again this strike arts about an hour at 6 o'clock then .. a rally and march is going to happen at the mcdonalds off paradise and sahara starting at 5 this evening. reporting live on the strip. nia wong 8 news now. sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) clear skies and braving the chilly north winds today... then when the winds stop tonight - get ready to freeze. minutes. ............. nice sunshine today... and the air will be nice and clean, but it will feel crisp so sc

cities right now. these are live pictures coming in from chicago and seattle. protester also going on in portland, oregon. also in new york city, another protest happening in the heart of the city, that is worth several thousands of people had gathered outside of trump tower. several streets have been blocked as the clouds apparently epicenter of what has been trump world. we have been told extra security has been assigned to protect donald trump. >> we want to go to another location in our own backyard, a protest in tempe. we have seen similar situations all across the country and now it is happening in tempe. and the excitement is starting to wind down it is time to clean up. we are talking about those election signs. we caught up with the city of phoenix the show is another way to get rid of the signs besides throwing them away.>> driving around phoenix it was clear to see a lot of the signs have been removed, but there will likely be stragglers and today is they want for campaigners to remove them. in the next additional responsibility to take it down. for p

and the cities of seattle and washington d- c... saying their protests have rk about ?today's protests... organizers are promising "mass, civil disobedience" by working americans who want higher wages and the right to unionize. there's also a protest planned of workers at chicago o hare international airport have walked off the job this morning.. workers are now on strike as they demand higher pay.. and union rights. right now -- about 5-workers have joined in on the effort. they include baggage handlers -- cabin cleaners-- janitors and wheelchair attendants since many of these jobs are ?contract positons-- the chicago department of aviation says.. it doesn't expect service to be disrupted during the strike. fast food workers in chicago-- will also join the picketers at o'hare-- to mark the 4th the "fight for $15" protests. dispatcher: 911, what's your emergency?caller: hi, i'm at ohio state, right outside of watts hall and there is a guy who crashed his car into a bunch of people and ran out with a knife chasing down people." that's just one of many chilling 9-1-1 call

similar scenes in chicago, kansas city, seattle, and los angeles. some blocking traffic...others starting fires. in new york - about 5-thousand people outside trump tower. hillary clinton and president obama have called for democrats to accept the results. and protests not only held here in the u-s...but in other parts of the world as well. in london, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the u-s embassy wednesday. and in the philippines...dozens of students burn a picture of the president elect near the u-s embassy in manila. u-n secretary general ban ki moon is calling on americans to remember their country's roots. leaders of many european countries have pledged to work with trump, including france, germany, russia. police are searching for a gunman who shot five people after an argument in downtown seattle last night. authorities say the suspect got in some sort of argument on the street...and had turned to walk away but then turned back and opened fire. two of the victims are in critical condition. police said the shooting was unrelated to an

. >> different cities, seattle, chicago, atlanta, dallas and protestors say they are disappointed and in washington, d.c., someone burning an american flag outside of american university. >> and burning a pinata of the president-elect. >> i need hillary to stand up right now and walk in and sue the united states of america. >> preparing a foot forward, racist, sexist, islam phobic agenda. >> hurts my heart that people that i love are now fareful of their lives and livelihood. >> in new york, hundreds arrested as well as los angeles. no reports of any injuries. >>> the second ski resort opening here. jason gruenauer is live there coming up in a few minutes. >>> first, let's send things over to our meteorologist, lisa no snow, because of the warm weather. >> wish i had better news when it comes to that. it's going to be dry. see that on the satellite and radar. sunshine and clear skies and another day where the temperatures are well above normal. could have a broken record. mid 50s by 9:00. 60s by one. 67 to 68 off tonight. golden, 67 today and aurora, high of 65. the first alert, we co

. >>> "the seattle times" reports that the city will still be a haven for undocumented immigrants during trump's presidency. the mayor, yesterday, said seattle will offer sanctuary even if it means a loss of federal funds. trump has vowed to crack down on cities that block people from dispatch" on look how teachers talked with children about the election. teachers say they saw a range of emotions when they had time to talk about it. some feared family members would be deported and they say social media made kids much more aware of this election than in the past. >>> still to come, a look at some of the changes ahead as donald trump is expected to ease rules governing everything from wall street to workers. e mom, you have dinner on the table at 6:00 every night. hey guys, i'm home! of course no one said it had to be cooked. campbell's one dish recipes, designed around one pan and your schedule. made for real, real life. just press "clean" and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, alon

seattle. tomorrow minneapolis, kansas city, seattle and portland, oregon. wednesday chicago, st. louis, memphis and houston may have some weather delays. and thanksgiving day, the pacific northwest where there will be bad weather there. breaking news now in first 4 traffic. >>> in upper marlboro, take a look. 202 is shut down at frontgate drive. you're seeing the vehicle get by, that is just a police brown station road. if you take 202 through that section of upper marlboro, you will want to do something else today. also hearing about wires down 15,000 block of old columbia pike. travel times look okay in maryland. a little slow inbound 66 to the beltway. everything else looking pretty good. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your the vatican. pope francis has granted all priests power to forgive abortion beyond the end of the holy year of mercy. this was in a letter signed by the pope this past sunday. >>> developing this morning, police officers are recovering from shootings in multiple states. in some they're grieving for officer pulled someone over and was sh

crowds also rallied against his election in new york, chicago, dallas and seattle with police making arrests in nearly every city. we went to one of those protests here in manhattan. overnight protesters hit the streets from coast to coast. seattle, chicago, at least ten cities speaking out against president-elect trump. >> i'm here to show solidarity to people who have been affected by the hatred that donald trump's rhetoric has invigorated in this country. >> reporter: here in manhattan crowds chanted things like dump trump and new york hates trump as they blocked the entrance of trump tower where the president-elect was set to be home at the time. >> i'm a republican. i'm a woman. i have never come out to a passionately about anything being wrong. as a hispanic woman i don't feel safe in this country. >> reporter: in california they gathered on the 101 shutting down the freeway and in oakland people set multiple fires on streets forcing police in riot gear to move in. >> i don't want a president that represents everything negative about this world. i would rather have a president that's positive and peaceful.

seattle a physical game. i'll say it in this reason as well. we looked at tape of kansas city when doug peterson was coaching in 2014 against seattle. i covered that game for espn. kansas city beat seat well a violence physical running game. two tightens three tight ends. and i think you'll see doug peterson replicate that game plan against seattle this week. >> all right thanks jaws. if theres with a doubt who was running the phillies, it's put to rest. john middleton a limited partner since 1994, he is the majority owner with a 48% stake in the franchise. jay wright and villanova owned basketball last season and off to another good start. western michigan, how about josh hart to darryl reynolds for the slam and they fight off a come back attempt and chris jenkins big smooth with the big three and eric pascal has the big three and nova 76-65, 3-0 for the fourth straight year. >>> flyers fans have something to boo about before their game with winnipeg starts, he is a healthy scratch. ghost is benched on the same day he is named by the philadelphia sports writers the profession

cities across the country. it's mostly quiet. protests have united from coast-to-coast against trump's when with thousands taking to the streets in boston, seattle, cleveland, tempe, york city. they marched, blocked traffic, chanted and protested at the top of their lungs. >> reporter: hi, guy, we are standing on 5th avenue in mid-town, manhattan, the shopping trick, prada, luis vuitton, thousands of new yorkers headed in the southern part of manhattan, right outside tonight is the first really demonstration of that. this is where donald trump is currently living, where his campaign offices were, where tonight they were holding transition meetings. thousands saying hillary clinton won the popular vote, chanting, we reject the president-elect. it was spontaneous over social media, people talking about it at work, they have said they came together. they shut down 57th street, shut down 5th philadelphia, chicago, portland, new mexico, arizona, here in manhattan where donald trump is tonight, this is ground zero for the 1st. back to you, guys. >> protests were also big on social media. one new york subway stop was riddled with hundreds of post-its l

the cities extend from miami to seattle, portland oregon to portland maine. the nation's capital is a sanctuary city. chicago's mayor said the policy will not change under president trump. "you are safe in chicago. you are secure in chicago, and you are supported in chicago." chicago health officials said today calls to crisis and suicide prevention hotlines in illinois have increased by 200 percent since the election. in the east bay. a 50-thousand dollar reward is now on the table. for information leading to the arrest and conviction. of the person who gunned down a san francisco attorney. the shooting happened back on october 27th. at the man's east bay home. kron 4's dan kerman is outside police headquarters in el cerrito with more on the reward and investigation. dan? >> reporter: convinced that somebody out there knows something now they're searching for the person to come. and then the $30,000 reward for information. it directly or indirectly a cliff information coming toward larger community a much less place and they speak about the tragedy. and are h

. >> reporter: chants of "not my president" stretched from kansas city to seattle. thousands gathered outside demonstrators shut down streets. >> he is dividing us. he is dividing minorities. he is dividing women. he is dividing gays. >> reporter: law enforcement expects many more protests around the country tonight and through the weekend, including in cities like cincinnati and indianapolis. michelle miller, cbs news new york. >> earlier on wednesday protesters burned u.s. flags >>> now to a developing story out of canonsburg, pittsburgh. one of two police officers ambushed and shot while responding to a domestic dispute has died. michael cwiklinski has been arrested. a woman has filed a restraining order against the suspect. >>> on the day of her funeral, a man has been arrested for the murder of a teenage girl. he is accused of killing 18- year-old daycare teacher moriah >>> more people could be turning to medical marijuana. amendment 2 passed this week and 2,000 medical dispensaries could open their doors in florida. sarah hollenbeck shows you when you will sta

and the cities of seattle and washington d- c... saying their protests have worked. in a news release about ?today's protests... or "mass, civil disobedience" by working americans who want higher wages and the right to unionize. there's also a protest planned for 1:00 pm at city hall. happening right now:hundreds of workers at chicago o hare are preparing to walk off the job today. we told you about this last week: workers voted-- to hold peak travel times during the thanksgiving holiday ---- but now today's the day-- they'll walk the picket line. these are mainly contract workers and they are demanding higher pay and union rights. about 500 workers committed to a strike. they include baggage ndlers --- cabin cleaners, janitors and wheelchair attendants. since many of these jobs are ?contract positons -- the chicago department of aviation says... it doesn't expect service to be disrupted during the strike. fast food workers in chicago-- will also join the picketers at mark the 4th anniversary of the "fight for $15" protests. uber drivers are protesting today as well.

city is preparing for more of this? >> reporter: i don't know about more of this, but they are no stranger to protests. the seattle police department handled a lot of these things going back. >> it was not related to it, but you get a sense the shooting the city was on edge when that happened? >> reporter: oh, yes. this happened just a block away from where the protests started, and it was at a bus stop just outside of the convenience store, and we confirmed from police that it was completely unrelated to the donald trump protests. initially, people were not sure what to make of things. >> all right, thanks, jeff there in seattle. thank you. >> not a problem. >> you see the scene there, five people shot at jeff was referring to in seattle, but unrelated to the protests. >>> now, south of there in downtown los angeles, anti-trump protesters shut down a major freeway in both directions. further north, some high school students in berkley, california left class and marched to the university of california campus to protest the election. >>> students in des moines, iowa sung in unison after walking out of their classes

crowds also rallied against his election in new york, chicago, dallas and seattle with police making arrests in nearly every city. we went to one of those protests here in manhattan. overnight protesters hit the streets from coast to coast. seattle, chicago, thousands of people marched in at least ten cities speaking out against president-elect trump. >> i'm here to show solidarity to people who have been affected by the hatred that donald trump's rhetoric has invigorated in this country. >> reporter: here in manhattan ds wlookike is unclear. 20 million americans have gained coverage under president obama's signature law. >> believe me, we'll get rid of that. >> reporter: trump is also promising middle class families >> reporter: he promised to suspend immigration and impose extreme vetting. >> radical islamic terror is right around the corner, we have to be so tough, so smart, so vigilant. >> reporter: trump is also eager to fill that seat on the supreme court vacant since february with a conservative justice and could get other chances to appoint more justices. mary bruce, abc news, vladimir putin says he's lo

in the nation's largest city because it is suddenly home to the >>> a couple of things here before we go on the 11th hour, or whatever hour this is where you are. this is seattle, just one of the cities where we've had protests tonight. we've had police choppers and tv news choppers up and aloft in the skies over so many cities this evening, again, mostly peaceful protests but a lot of these have come out of nowhere, thousands of people here in new york just appeared out of nowhere after a long march. there's portland. a lot of people in the bay area tonight. for a lot of people this election hasn't gotten real yet but on the web it sure is beginning to look real. the trump/pence ticket now has a web site. this is a dot-goff. it is greatagain.gov. there is the logo, president-elect donald j. trump. that's real. the nypd and secret service have a real task ahead of them as trump tower is right smack dab in the middle of mid-manhattan. that's tiffany's on the left and the police barricades were up for the whole campaign but now cement barricades are going up and trucks full of sand sitting outside to prevent attacks or terrorism. and there's this for the airspac