bajsz the historic context of the lgbtq associated bars in the above mentioned survey the lgbtq societyusinesses that were located in the 50 to 968 market street and others are amongst a member number of businesses from a similar period of time that contributor to the lgbtq historic district. >> while the department did identify the presence of a historic resource which is the eligible tenderloin lgbtq district the p m.d. determined the demolition of 3 contributor will not result in a significant project or cumulative impact given the lgbtq will have amuses resources and those property that are contributor to the historic district don't represent the only properties relate to the lgbtq history within the district therefore the tenderloin lgbtq historic district will continue to convey a significance without those properties others the demolition of those contributor will for the result in a material impairment of the lgbtq district per ceqa guidelines an environmental impact report is prepared if there are significant evidence this a project individually or cumulatively causes an advers

. >> so to the average person out through the context statement for lgbtq history that is an 8 hundred page document can we use this. >> that's part of the basis looking at this district i mean, that's like all 6 history you know. >> okay. >> so we're taking pieces out we want to focus around the transgender in particular i mean, that's the thing we have to formulate. >> where else in the city a citywide survey or context statement and pulled out a piece to go to context statement for lack of a better term. >> i don't know if there was - all of the surveys done for all the market octavia area and then we picked out the areas that are potentially the historic district and because of the survey. >> that's the general information for the whole city and now we're in the process of telling the story i mean there already is the upper tenderloin district so you know it mentioned compton but basically this history was not given receptionist you're saying survey data exists for the blocks but not adequate. >> it may - what's missing is the rational for the story for this district and looking at

the negative declaration? >> hello commissioners. i'm tom a longevities lgbtqctivist here in san francisco a small business owner. >> and i'm here to stand in solidarity with the folks that spoke you know a lot of people are talking about just wanting a a seat at the table for the lgbtq community decision that impact an important site of our history and i'm going to quote my good friend tom ammiano if you don't center a seat at the table you're probably on the menu and a lot of people in the country after last tuesday feel they don't dr. a seat at the table and a lot of people feel they are think the menu and the lgbtq community feels we're on the menu we have a document from our last approximately administration from of the obama administration that talks about the importance significance of this site we have an incoming administration says we don't matter and will try to roll back the protections this obama administration has afford us we'll don't think the legislative bodies to insure is where we have that seat at the table so what we are asking for not to s

program and charged shawn with pulling together the community advisory board on a contribute to the lgbtq history while the gay bars at the site closed many years ago we believe in the importance of how are you the lgbtq history of local neighborhood we have offered to provide free funding and programming support for yet to be identified lgbtq serving local businesses you know after the conversation today, i think what he want to assure - okay. >> do you think i should finish the presentation. >> (laughter). as i mentioned i have a strong passion for the art and proud of no matter agreement with the arts allows the fees to be dictated to the arts effort in the neighborhood and the balance of half of the fees will be used sovereigty we're the first developer to do that if we think the neighborhood around us is important, important why steve will talk about the affordable housing >> thank you. >> quickly commissioners before we go the architecture i the president to comment on the ordinance that supervisor kim has introduced as the staff mentions the linkage fee was even correct we ask you

before we get started with the program, let's check in and see what people are saying about the lgbtqommunity. our first quote comes from peter thiel. he's the paypal founder or co-founder, the billionaire, who is supporting donald trump.

>> reporter: well, members of the latino, muslim, even the lgbtq community, they are still trying to process the reality of last night's election. and many of them are asking themselves, where do i fit in a trump-led country? >> with this election you see a lot of people's true colors. >> reporter: for those at ninth and washington, a trump victory is more than unsettling. >> worry about other people, spanish people, immigrants like me. >> reporter: gabriel has been in the u.s. for decades. now scared achieving his american dream could turn into a nightmare. >> we're hoping that he works with the immigrant population and he allows some of them to stay and the only ones that he really wants to deport are the ones that commit a crime. >> reporter: running the lgbtq home for hope and fears the momentum may be lost. >> we were on a good path, and now with this happening it's going to stop. >> this is a the man who spent his life as a democrat. >> reporter: but the once head of the muslim lawyers association? new jersey is optimistic saying his harsh tone helped muslims. >> for the first t

community who else has used drugs i think that is shameful as doerns suffer and request why not document the lgbtqr the queer community and the sfpd acting police chief you don't quantify this was wrong with being queer a hostile intermediate within the police department people about are afraid to come out we need to next that that's not outlook in san francisco. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> gilbert i want to say go things about the poa first one the poa is not a union in their innovate part of labor council military organization cannot have a union poa cannot strike they this other must in any so, please stop taking money from the poa and specific thank you to london breed and scott wiener the poa is using police safety and over safety is important but we all need to get smarter what the poa means by that you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilberty the police have to know the streets according to 60 percent of their business on the centers is dealing with people that are in crisis so they need to work with the independent crisis and preservation team not with the department of heal

." : we will fight fl the lgbtq and the people of color. >> i respect it. but indies what it is accomplishing. >> reporter: i want to be around people who are like sense of being okay. i felt scared. >> reporter: a group of protesers are coming down the street to us. and in oakland, the mayor is pleading for unity as near constant protests continue to rock the bay area. police have arrested 30 demonstrators and cited 11 others on this second night of anti- trump protests. right now hundreds are also taking to the streets of downtown dallas. this protest started hours ago at the steps of the state capitol... evolving into a cross- town march punctuated by the shouting of anti- trump slogans. this evening the president- elect tweeted ... "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair!" there are others... right here in milwaukee -- who would like to see the country unite... music>>the north shore presbyterian church held a candlelight prayer service for unity. our prov

bar,before the modern gay the place had always played a powerful role in the lives of lgbtq americans. we are going to focus oflusively on the evolution gay bars and nightclubs and the many roles they have played in american history. intimate same-sex relationships have long been tolerated in american history. this was especially true of men in single-sex communities. minors and cowboys. miners and cowboys. here is a real thing, the cowboy dance. mostssumption from straight people was that these men weren't gay, they were just making do. they were just having harmless fun. of the same was thought about cross-dressing, just harmless fun. which it also was. which is not to say that same-sex sexuality was not was, itg, of course it just wasn't on most street people's radar screen. people's radart screen. america was primarily a nation of family farmers. were creatingents a lot of different spaces, such as public parks for men to find each other. the first ymca opened in the united states in 1851. and by 1884 we have men's bathhouses in the bowery, lots of activity going on there. york'sl

killed this year in the attack at the pulse nightclub, about 150,000 people showed up to celebrate the lgbtq community. >> the 12th animal parade paid tribute to the first responders the employees of pulse and the victims of the attack. >> 49 crosses honoring those killed were on display. >> of course we will always come together and cry. when but, we also need to be enormously proud of who we are as a people. >> the day ended with ace -- a moment of silence.>>> the owner of this liquor store threatens a man's life in the street, the surprising weapon that he used next. >>> new government requirements electric car manufacturers need to make.>>> tragic cover-up, a manager accused of lying about the events that led up to the death of this teenager. e company should treat you like family... [phone rings] operator: health care customer service caller: hi this is patricia ramirez. operator: oh, patricia! colleague: i love patricia! colleague 2: when is she getting married? operator: it's about time, lady! this is the real question: how's that man you're dating? operator: we can do this together.

. >> yesterday's parade celebrated the the lgbtq community community and honor the lives lost in the attack. before the parade, the city's first openly gay mayor -- gay elected official held a prayer circle, reflecting on the anniversary and calling for unity. the 12th annual parade pay tribute to the first the employees of polls in the victim. >> france is murky one year on the paris attacks with a series of somber events. >> a silent tour of the sites where 130 people were killed by islamic terrorists to commemorate the victims, plaques now stand where many of them were killed. the worst of the attacks unfold during a past concert at the bataclan. >> below, the state department says the us embassy in kabul for americans were killed in a suicide bombing at bagram airfield. bactrim is the largest us military base in afghanistan. to service members into us contractors tied in the blast. secretary of defense is the explosion injures 16 us service members and one polish soldier. the taliban released a tweak claiming responsibility for the strong attack. >> we turn out to ukraine were en

. >> her activism for the lgbtq community earned her the highest civilian honor. >> today, in every way, ellen counters what often divides us with the countless things that bind us together. >> she and prent choked up during the presidential medal of freedom ceremony, 20 others were honored, gates and tom hanks and michael jordon. she nearly did make the ceremony. she forgot her id and they wouldn't let her in the white house. that's good. >> well, today ellen is steve lopez. >> i went to elementary school with him. we did math problems together. oh yes, he's sugarland, texas pride. he's on the left. the tall guy with all the skills. >> he's going to teach the moves to the ellen's producer. get him on the show. >> no kidding. that is exciting. >> don't forget, the viewers prizes of the 12 days of prizes. go to wisn.com and scroll to the bottom to register. i don't believe you don't know thai kwon do. >> maybe a few moves. snow is falling in parts of wisconsin. coming up on "wisn 12 news this morning", we are tracking the storm that could impact your heist, the items that the police this

s award for the lgbtq the stored ccontext damon on november 10 this held that the clooney community center up and say, don't have a copy of the program which also outlines the other recipients but we were happy to share the experience with the consultants on as you know a wonderful document that's right useful for the department. and the city . i will pass that along to also, at the government audit and oversight committee three contracts were considered recently. 1338: the covert street cottages, 1036 vallejo st. and 101-105 steiner. the vallejo and steiner applications went forward with positive recommendation to the full board. however, susan vance holly and mike mueller were in attendance at the hearing and voiced concern during public comment four 1338 gilbert st. a couple of the items that concerned them are issues that concern them were, one, they felt that because he cottages which are city landmark had to be substantially rebuilt and as part of that project there is a very large addition and a very large bulk of your addition or on ground or below grade expansion to the property.

. >> reporter: member of the lgbtq were there. >> the vote for trump was a vote against my life. i love around me. i don't want to stand for it. >> everything is love. love is love is love. i can't live in a world that love isn't accepted while hiet is way more accepted in our country than love. >> reporter: the group ultimately marched to independence mall, the place that gave birth to the nation, the right to free speech was born. >> everybody who is basically isn't a white man is under the bus. he threw us under the bus. it's not right. he's not fit to be president or anything like that. >> reporter: finally, a number of groups, including the equality coalition are planning to stage a rally in washington on inauguration day, january 20th. live in center city, dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, dann. s new jersey governor chris christie has been replaced as chair of donald trump's transition team. he was bumped to vice chair, a position he will share with trump's adult children. he's been replaced by vice president-elect mike pence. there are reports trump hea

transgender communities say they continue to live in fear and are encourage everyone to get educated about the lgbtq community and the challenges they face. >>> a family is shocked to learn a teacher's aide is under investigation for possibly abusing their autistic son. 5-year-old damian, the school district contacted his parents about this potential abuse. his mother says they were told the aide covered damian's mouth to keep him from screaming and then hit him, also might have used his own hand to hit him. room. that isn't enough for damian's parents. >> i would like criminal charges. she shouldn't be working in a school with children. i think it takes patience to be any kind of teacher but it takes a lot of patience to be around children with special needs and she doesn't have it. she failed. >> the broward county school district is still investigating the aide. the sheriff's office says there have been other incidents involves other students. >>> there are plenty of he's promising more cabinet picks to be announced very soon. he held a second round of marathon meetings on sunday at his estate in

by we, the lgbtq. women in america. i mean, muslims. i mean, mexicans. >> at this hour many of the protesters in the cities across the u.s. have gone home but their liely to reignite especially in d.c. where trump is expected at the white house for his first meeting with president barack obama. of course, we're going to stay in here as they continue to come in from the cities joseph noight. become to you. >> 5:# #. it is the traditional first step in the presidential succession. trump started receiving all the intell briefings that president obama gets. president obama and president- hect trump will have both said they look fad. showing losses of up to 80 poin s. dow opened hire and just kept going t. closed up 250 poin s. finishing within 50 point of an all-time high. another strong hope later this morning. >> all new this morning calling marijuana the next cash crop. it could bring thousands of jobs to florida. those jobs could be everything from growers to dispensaries to plant scientists and even security and transportation. the witn

they are from the lgbtq community and black americans and hispanics. they are all people donald trump has attacked. >> you are destroying families and lives. i hope you're happy with what you have accomplished. the 34-year-old spent six weeks working as a volunteer for hillary clinton's democratic campaign in nevada. during that time he actually lost his normal paying job making donald trump's victory all the more frustrating. he claims his claim to reunite americans is a bad joke. there is widespread mistrust. >> i talked to a lot of people who are first-time voting and they were latino. they are the first one in the family that is legally allowed to vote. they were afraid they were going to get deported and it took a lot just to add -- answer the door. they were afraid they would be deported them. tensions were very high. they keep asking themselves if the disease and half -- possible to work with trust republicans. >> if they cut out all this crazy stuff. it is my understanding that david duke and the ku klux klan thought that a trump presidency was

. >> i am talking about the lgbtq community, women and their rights, the muslim community, anybody black, anybody brown, not part of trump's america, and even those of us that might be standing up beside them, saying we are not okay with that. this is not what we believe and we are here with you supporting you. >> reporter: that event being called united against hate, even though there was a lot of anger out there. another rally going on in tempe tonight, some folks i talked to say they plan to attend as many of these events as possible. reporting live tonight, marcy jone >>> thank you very much marcy. and maricopa county recorder helen purcell releasing an update to the election results. there are still 185,000 early ballots that still have to be processed and tableted. there is also an estimated 55,000 provisional ballots left to be researched as well. tabulation will continue tomorrow when they start things up at 9:00 in the morning. >>> crews called to this abandoned house in peoria. infer inferno. this is near 79th avenue and roosevelt. firefighters say the house will be a total los

alvarez of the lgbbtq home for hope society is recognizing more attacks on the lgbtq community. >> nowint. people are taking more notice to the amount of violence and the amount of hate that transgender people face on daily basis. >> reporter: now police have told us tonight that the victim is not in fact trance jent. they've ruled out the shooting as a hate crime saying that robbery is believed to have been the motive. police add that the incident began several blocks away at a bar at 66th and lansdowne and surveillance video from that bar shows suspects known to police. no arrests again have been made. hank flynn, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> delta says it's banning a passenger for life after he used profanity to show his support for president-elect donald trump on an allentown bound flight. passenger recorded this video on her phone then shared it on facebook after the flight on november 22nd. the man insults supports of hillary clinton calling them the b word. delta later apologized for not taking this guy off the flight and now says in addition to him being banned for life he'll refund the

the city celebrates the lgbtq community. feelings of joy were mixed with they died for having love. cherise: 49 crosses at orlando regional medical center honor the victims of the attack. the parade ended with a moment of silence and the reading of the names of the victims. toyota will pay to settle a lawsuit. toyota reached a settlement covering one and half million vehicles that did not have good rest protectn. applies to tacoma trucks, sequoias, and to of certain years. toyota will inspect the vehicles and determine if owners are eligible for a replaced frame or reimbursement. a wildfire in the south is forcing evacuations in georgia, north airliner, and tennessee. in north carolina, people are being told to wear masks to fires in north carolina and tennessee as suspected arsons. the largest fire in georgia is thought to have begun by a lightning strike. if you look outside tonight, there is the superman. hayley: i took -- there is the super moon. hayley: it is very bright. look at this photo. this one was sent into us. cherise: the closest the moon has come to us in 69 years and

the worst attack on the lgbtq community in our country's history. bylary wants to increase 550% syrian refugees pouring into our country. generationsld mean of terrorism, radicalism, and extremism is spreading in your schools and throughout your communities. when i am elected president, we will suspend the syrian refugee program. we will keep radical islamic terrorism the hell out of your community. got to keep them out. we will build safe zones in syria, we have to help the people. the gulf states have not been doing their thing and they have plenty of money. they will fund it. i'm sure they will be thrilled. it will be ok, we want to help people. we have enough problems in this country. we don't need orlando, we don't need what happened in san bernardino, what is happening in paris, nice, germany, which is a disaster. we have enough problems right now, do we agree? we don't need it. a trumpet administration would also secure and defend the borders of the united states. wall.e will build a great [chanting "build the wall"] mr. trump: we have receiv

and by we i mean the lgbtq community. i mean women in america. i mean muslims. i mean mexicans. >> reporter: some of these marchers fear significant setbacks under the new president. >> we are facing lot of setbacks. a lot of things are going to happen that are going to be different. we will be heard. >> reporter: she says she has seen several petitions circling around, calling for the newly elected president out of office. she also says there are going to be future protests. marisela burgos, abc action news. >> forces are joining forces in chicago meeting in front of trump tower, then shutting down the miracle mile in chicago. several hundred people are marching causing road closures and disrupting mass transit. >>> and protesters chanting outside the white house "we are all americans." they also protested outside the trump hotel on pennsylvania newscast. jam son. >>> tomorrow, in keeping with tradition, president-elect donald trump will visit the white house. today mr. trump started receiving all the same intel briefings that president obama gets. president oba

not as large as the previous nights rallies, these friday night active visits say they stand for the lgbtqommunity and people of color groups they say trump' as jenn today ignores good i have a lot of friends all over the world, and they keep asking us, why, and they don't see protests like this. so they think that all of us are for what is essentially going to happen and i wanted them to that we're not all there. >> we seen how portland oregon has done it with all of the violence. we really going to protest with love today. like we really going try to fight hate with love. >> reporter: some of the people protesting are back from the old occupy philadelphia movement and they sell me tonight they're actually going to protest donald trump's inauguration on january 20th of next year. back to you dawn. >> dave kinchen, thank you. >>> president-elect donald trump offed up two big surprises today. trump told the wall street journal that he would consider leaving in place parts of obama care. he had previously promised to repeal the affordable care act. around trump tower this morning security ba

it was also the worst attack on the lgbtq community in our country's history. let it happen. 55lary wants to increase by 0% syrian refugees pouring into our country. [boos] plan would mean generation some terrorism, radicalism and extremism spreading into your schools and throughout your communities. when i'm elected president, we will suspend the syrian refugee program. [cheering] mr. trump: and we will keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of your community. going to keep them out. and we will build safe zones in syria. we have to help the people -- we are going to build safe zone, but the gulf states have not been doing their thing. they have plenty of money. they will help us, they will find it -- fund it. that will be ok. we want to help people. we have enough problems in this country. need, orlando and with problems, we do not need what happened in san bernardino, what's happening in paris and in nice, in germany which is a disaster. we have enough problems right now. do we agree? we don't need it. a trump administration will also secure and defend

it was also the worst attack on the lgbtq community in our country's history. can't let it happen. hillary wants to increase by 550% syrian refugees pouring into our country. [boos] mr. trump: her plan would mean generations of terrorism, radicalism and extremism spreading into your schools and throughout your communities. when i'm elected president, we will suspend the syrian refugee program. [cheering] mr. trump: and we will keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of your community. going to keep them out. and we will build safe zones in syria. we have to help the people -- we are going to build safe zones, but the gulf states have not been doing their thing. they have plenty of money. they will help us, they will fund it. that will be ok. we want to help people. we have enough problems in this country. we don't need, orlando, and with problems, we do not need what happened in san bernardino, what's happening in paris and in nice, in germany which is a disaster. we have enough problems right now. do we agree? we don't need it. a trump administration will also secure and defe

this is really going to be the beginning of that. lgbtq people are going to have to endure 25 more years of repression. after those hopes raised by world war ii, the cold war was a particularly horrible time to be gay, lesbian, transgender, or bisexual in the united states. gay men and lesbians were seen as particular risks to national security. "sexual perverts who infiltrated our government in recent years are perhaps as dangerous as the actual communists. atypical sexuality was grounds for immediate and permanent dismissal from government jobs. this begins in the state department pretty high up. pretty soon, it will filter its way all the way down. this includes people like postal carrier and workers and teachers and librarians and anybody who has any kind of government position. and so people remained in the closet. it's a little different now. what do you do with that nascent pride and sense of identity? that was born out of world war ii. you can't unring a bell. unlearn something you have learned about yourself. gay bars are going to

purple and maybe a meth other difficulty purplement and the color of anti-bullying a movement in the lgbtq community. the thread if you notice is about unity. >> what if they are viking's fans, i did not get the purple memo, look at trump to youer in manhattan it looks like an camp. and until donald trump is sworn in on january 20th. three dozen officers now are surrounding that building standing guard outside. they brought in barricades to take over the block and keep the public away. you cannot get on that unless you work there. and the secret service inside and they are calling this the new white house north. and i imagine it will than way. after january 20th. you know he will be back and forth. >> and maralago. >> he thought he was famous a new level now, new game. >> interesting night. cannot get over it, lot of tired people up watching. >> i thought that in the future this is my theory we need to move the clocks back on election day. >> get the extra hour. >> and i vote for that. >> it is november a couple of days after that. not a great sun set. take a look. cloudy now. and i mean w

kennedy: should the lgbtq community panic about president-elect trump? invited the first gay speaker to a republican convention to give a keynote address and said same-sex marriage is settled law. what does a trump administration mean to gay americans. he's a gay american and the founder of lgbt for trump. let's talk about some of the stuff baits many been an easy target for the left to say life in america for people who have various expressions of their sexuality will be different and difficult for them, what do you think? >> it's a complete and total lie. the foundation of the democratic party is a coalition of victims. they want everyone to believe around victim. i can tell every lgbt person out there right now that donald trump was not on the most pro lgbt republican until knee ever. but he will be the most pro lgbt president ever. anybody telling people they ought to be afraid of donald trump's position on lgbt is lying to them. kennedy: harry reid said many couples are scared walk down the street holding hands because they are scared of being attack

. >> the activism for the lgbtq community now earned her the highest civilian honor. >> today, every day, in every way, ellen counters what too often divides us with the countless things that bind us togethered and inspires us to be better. >> she and president obama got freedom ceremony, 20 others were honors, including the gates and tom hanks. >> today on the show, this is big for you, ellen is welcoming world championship steven lopez. >> yes, i went to school with him. and you know thai kwon do. he teaches the moves to the producers and the 12 days of giveaways is have a chance to win all of the prizes, all you have to do is go to wisn.com and scroll to the bottom of the screen to register. watch ellen at 4:00. >> that is exciting. >> it is exciting here at wisn 12. >> the lines are open for the family food phone bank. 414-799-9476. this is your chance to help wisn feed local families. we have a check on the forecast coming up next. ben: right now on "wisn 12 news this morning," massive flames burning just feet from a local home. the widespread damage left behind after an overnig

as a member of the lgbtq community, i'm terrified of what this will mean for not only me and that particular community, but for immigrants, for muslims, for women, for la president-elect trump a chance, with an open mind, because it's only fair. /// ((christianne klein)) >> turning now... to the u-s senate and congressional races. america went red... but nevada went blue. former attorney general catherine cortez masto... defeated republican joe heck in quite the nail biter it was just after 9-last night when catherine cortez masto claimed victory... with a 47 to 45-percent lead over dr. joe heck. the two-term former nevada after her win... thanking supporters and promised to fight for our economy... a higher minimum wage... and equal pay for equal work: ((catherine cortez masto: the diversity of this state is our strength. i can see that tonight in your faces)) ((catherine cortez masto: we will continue to fight and be strong and fight for our families here in nevada and across this country.)) ((catherine cortez masto: it's not about making history, it's about getting a seat at the table to

friends who are part of the lgbtq america has failed them. donald trump has failed them. his words and actions speak louder. that's the scary thing. suzanne: as you saw, at one point people came and held up a sign that said better than bigotry. when we got here at 4:00, there were still 50 people on pennsylvania avenue. interestingly enough it wasn't like after 2008, when people were related. people just felt that the electorate had spoken. reporting live outside the white house, suzanne kennedy. sam: i'm sam sweeney, just south of suzanne kennedy, where the mood is different than at the white house. a lot of people have been coming here all morning long. beginning at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 at the morning -- in the morning. in , things have been quiet here lately. we have talked with a lot of the people who stopped by earlier this morning. why did you come here? this is what they had to say. >> i've been watching the election night at home. i did not expect it to turn out as well as it did. so, i decided to truly just here to trump international and celebrate an iconic morning.

the victim says he was stabbed and robbed at the lgbtq center around 2:00 this morning. he is expected to be okay. >>> the search is intensifying for a california mom of two missing since wednesday. >> she was last seen jogging california, her husband believes that someone abducted her and he has a message today hoping that she is listening somewhere. >> i'm coming, honey, i'm trying. i'm doing everything i can, and i love you. >> her family describes her as a supermom and says they got worried about her when she didn't pick up her two young kids from child care on wednesday. her husband says he got a text from her that mornin he was coming home for lunch, but he didn't see that message until later in the afternoon. he says he later found her phone on the side of the road. >> i hope they find her. >>> well, new development this is morning in the case of a possible serial killer in south carolina. investigators have now found a third body. the same place where police found kala brown lock in a shipping container and her boyfriend buried in a shallow police have made a chil

most of the 49 victims were part of the lgbtq community and city's historic center the cross honoring those killed were on display. girlfriend escape. >> they were young and they were innocent. they died for having love and love should not be killed for. >> daniel: day ended with moment of silence along with reading of victim's names. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. taking look at slow spots they are infectioned really on the expressway right now as head from the braintree split up to columbia road. 128 northbound moving along at better pace. north of the pike route 1 has through lexington. still a little volume lingering through medford around route 60 and route 16. as you could see pike moving along fine through brighton. here are live drive times, 21 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 34 minutes on 93 south, 29 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and, shiri, people have warmer temperatures to look forward to this afternoon. >> nice conditions today. we got all day s

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fears are increased reports of threats against latinos, muslims, african-americans, and members of the lgbtqmunity that many feel are a result of trump's rhetoric. hundreds of people of color nationwide have reported being physically and verbally attacked, harassed, and threatened, and it insulted in the wake of donald trump's election tuesday. at a high school in pennsylvania, student and a principal report white students calling their fellow black students "caught in figures" and using the heil hitler salute. in michigan, students chanted "build a wall. build a wall." teacher reported the school had to be picked up early from school because a boy grabbed her vagina and said if the president can do it, i can, too. amy: others reported projects being ripped from their heads while in public. a 16 oh girl told local media she was on her high school campus when a fellow student came up behind her and tried to rip her headscarf off her, and then told her -- "you shouldn't be wearing that, you towelhead. you're not american. this isn't america." on a college campus outside of buffalo, new york, a

majority of them expressed concern for the lgbtq community. some carried signs "my body, my choice" and "human beings cannot be illegal." fashist usa." in washington dc, hundreds rallied yesterday against alt-right. some protesters say trump cultivated the group during his presidential campaign. the head of the national policy institute says the protesters aren't interested in the unity they preach. "the protesters outside are idiots and they're very gross so i don't think they're really going to appeal to anyone." " "unity is not as important as trying to support and protect the people that are institute member and protester did lead to a fight. that man from n-p-i did get hurt. meanwhile, in peru, president obama urged the crowd to give the president-elect a chance. he made that comment during a town hall speech. "sometimes when you are campaigning, you try to stir up passions. when you govern you actually have a reality in front of you and you have to figure out how do i make this work. " obama's stop in per farewell tour that included visit