i say demonstrations, this you're looking at in portland was actually declared a riot by the portland police department. that because of some of the violent acts that were committed there, some cars were damaged and also things thrown at police. so the technical term they used for it was a riot, though, you know, that may be a term that to some people means more than we've seen pictures of right there, but you can see there are tense moments on the streets of portland. you can see that there's a lot of deep feelings about this election that are going to last for a long time around the country. this is happening as the trump team, the team for president-elect trump is putting the transition in motion right now. he holds his first official meeting with that team dahir in new york. let's talk about some of the rumors about names being floated and some of the things donald trump has said over the last few hours. paris denard, cnn commentator. he has been supportive of donald trump throughout the election process. who knows what job paris will have in the near future. also joined by cnn po

tonight. >> all right cole miller in portland. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> well, the president-elect is back in new york today after meeting with president obama and congressional leaders in washington. after his meeting with speaker leader mitch mcconnell, trump laid out the priorities for his presidency. with the help of a republican controlled congress, trump wants to repeal the affordable care act, undo some of the immigration reform president obama has enacted, and create jobs. hena daniels is at trump tower here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. barricades now border the exterior of trump tower. they're expected to be here until president-elect trump moves to the white house on inauguration day. another new addition to the neighborhood, an nypd security booth and members of the department's disorder control unit looking on. demonstrators in oakland, l.a., and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful,

tonight. >> all right cole miller in portland. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> well, the president-elect is back in new york today after meeting with president obama and congressional leaders in washington. after his meeting with speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, trump laid out the priorities for his presidency. with the help of a republican controlled congress, trump wants to repeal the affordable care act, undo some of the immigration reform president obama has enacted, and create jobs. hena daniels is at trump tower here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. barricades now border the exterior of trump tower. they're expected to be here until president-elect trump moves to the white house on inauguration day. another new addition to the neighborhood, an nypd security booth and members of the department's disorder control unit looking on. demonstrators in oakland, l.a., and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election.

tonight. >> all right cole miller in portland. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> well, the president-elect is back in new york today after meeting with president obama and congressional leaders in washington. after his meeting with speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, trump presidency. with the help of a republican controlled congress, trump wants to repeal the affordable care act, undo some of the immigration reform president obama has enacted, and create jobs. hena daniels is at trump tower here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. barricades now border the exterior of trump tower. they're expected to be here until president-elect trump moves to the white house on inauguration day. another new addition to the neighborhood, an nypd security booth and members of the department's disorder control unit looking on. demonstrators in oakland, l.a., and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful, a

tonight. >> all right cole miller in portland. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> well, the president-elect is back in new york today after meeting with president obama and congressional leaders in washington. after his meeting with speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, trump presidency. with the help of a republican controlled congress, trump wants to repeal the affordable care act, undo some of the immigration reform president obama has enacted, and create jobs. hena daniels is at trump tower here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. barricades now border the exterior of trump tower. they're expected to be here until president-elect trump moves to the white house on inauguration day. another new addition to t neighborhood, an nypd security booth and members of the department's disorder control unit looking on. demonstrators in oakland, l.a., and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful, and

breaking news out of portland. as protesters hold a sec night of demonstrations that turned into a riot. this is where we begin. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. this is the news, friday the 11th of november. this is veterans day. let's remember our veterans today. >>> in portland what stard a peaceful protest got ugly. police in riot gear used smoke grenades to get the crowds out of an area near the broadway bridge in portland. several people were arrested after police warned them to get off the streets. >> our hena daniels has more on

tonight. >> all right cole miller in portland. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> well, the president-elect is back in new york today after meeting with president obama and congressional leaders in washington. after his meeting with speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, trump laid out the priorities for his presidency. with the help of a republican controlled congress, trump wants to repeal the affordable care obama has enacted, and create jobs. hena daniels is at trump tower here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. barricades now border the exterior of trump tower. they're expected to be here until president-elect trump moves to the white house on inauguration day. another new addition to the neighborhood, an nypd security booth and members of the department's disorder control unit looking on. and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful, and misogynist and racist. >> i am undocumented. and

tonight. >> all right cole miller in portland. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> well, the president-elect is back in new york today after meeting with president obama and congressional leaders in washington. after his meeting with speaker laid out the priorities for his presidency. with the help of a republican controlled congress, trump wants to repeal the affordable care act, undo some of the immigration reform president obama has enacted, and create jobs. hena daniels is at trump tower here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. barricades now border the exterior of trump tower. they're expected to be here until president-elect trump moves to the white house on another new addition to the neighborhood, an nypd security booth and members of the department's disorder control unit looking on. demonstrators in oakland, l.a., and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful, and misogynist and racist. >> i am undocumented

demonstrators in and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful, and misogynist and racist. >> i am undocumented. and i am very afraid. >> reporter: as tensions escalated this man, brandishing a weapon, confronted demonstrators. >> we're calling 911 right now. >> reporter: this woman was captured on cell phone video >> we don't care! >> reporter: president-elect trump took to twitter late yesterday. branding his opponent as professional protesters, incited by the media. >> we reject the president-elect! >> reporter: many have made their voices heard outside several cities including new york. >> no matter how you spin it, hillary was a better option than trump. >> reporter: amid the unrest, concrete barriers have been placed around president-elect trump's primary residence, here at the trump tower in new york. trump's one-on-one meeting with president obama at the white house yesterday. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed. because if

de and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful, and misogynist and racist. >> i am undocumented. and i am very afraid. >> reporter: as tensions escalated this man, brandishing a weapon, confronted demonstrators. >> we're calling 911 right now. >> reporter: this woman was captured on cell phone video >> we don't care! >> reporter: president-elect trump took to twitter late yesterday. branding his opponent as professional protesters, incited by the media. >> we reject the president-elect! >> reporter: many have made their voices heard outside several cities including new york. >> no matter how you spin it, hillary was a better option than trump. >> reporter: amid the unrest, concrete barriers have been placed around president-elect trump's primary residence, here at the trump tower in new york. the extra security came after trump's one-on-one meeting with president obama at the white house yesterday. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to

demonstrations turned violent in portland with people smashing windows there. police call it a riot and came out in force to top protesters. >>> it's 5:46 and 49 degrees outside. a world of world war ii veteran from montgomery county was honored yesterday. 108-year-old former army sergeant bill moore will take part in veterans day breakfast at the white house today. he is one of the oldest surviving world war ii veterans in the country. >>> happening today, students and staff and evans elementary will gather in to the shape of an american flag on the playground. they will dress in red, white and blue of course. today also marks the beginning of a school wide project. students will make care packages to send to soldiers who are severing overseas. and members of the group called quilts of valor will try to make several blankets to give to service members. they're hosting a sew-in it in king of prussia. tap the app for information about freebies apdeals available all day today for veterans across our country. >>> hillary clinton has been staying out of the spotlig

downtown portland. people headed home at this hour because they obviously will get caught up in the crowds. >> jim: they blocked some lanes of i-5 through portland. causing trouble here. we saw one in chicago. steve told us there have been some in washington tonight. >> san francisco, all around people are wondering will it feel like november? >> that guy there has the numbers despite how you feel the way the election turned out we are clearing for these. >> all reporting. 99% approval. >> congratulations. >> well is always somebody. >> right >> well is somebody that will find an issue with this weather. more on the numbers in a secondip want to put this in yourin the full moon rises 14% larger. 30% brighter the super moonlight largest we can expect until 234. 221,000 miles away. here is the view in the sky. it will be great to see the moon. few high, thin clouds early. that is the only blemish we had. out. neighborhoods check in. jay and washington 76 degrees. buffalo and lake mead and st. elizabeth an

peaceful protest in portland, oregon turned to riot. about denver. >> reporter: thousands take to the streets in downtown denver overnight and into the morning. police in riot gear as well. we have the details coming up on cbs4 morning news. >>> good morning from colorado's weather center. it will be a cooler day, but the dry weather continues. we'll talk about the streak and have your weekend forecast straight ahead. >>> we've been watching construction delay along u.s. 6 from clear creek canyon, it's other restrictions. >>> police in portland say a peaceful protest last night turned into a riot. they ended up having to use tear gas on the crowd. they came to clear the area along the pioneer courthouse square. the crowd of about 1500 began to decrease, but some lingered and caused damage. one man says what police did was unnecessary. >> when you respond to you expect? >> reporter: how many times were you hit? >> i can't even count. i was hit all over. front and back. >> one woman was even caught on camera dumping detergent on protestor

>> all right cole miller in portland. stay safe. thank you very much. >>> well, the president-elect is back in new york today after meeting with president obama and congressional leaders in washington. after his meeting with speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, trump laid out the priorities for his presidency. with the help of a republican controlled congress, trump wants to repeal the affordable care act, undo some of the immigration reform president obama has enacted, and create hena daniels is at trump tower here in new york with more on that. hena, good morning. >> good morning. barricades now border the exterior of trump tower. they're expected to be here until president-elect trump moves to the white house on inauguration day. another new addition to the neighborhood, an nypd security booth and members of the department's disorder control unit looking on. demonstrators in oakland, l.a., and portland brought traffic to a standstill overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just

live pictures right now from portland, oregon. you can see the background those are police and the police line. the reason they are there is peaceful demonstrations upset about the results of the election. it turned into what police are calling riots overnight. several hundred people left causing damage and lighting things on fire and breaking windows. we spoke to sergeant wilson from the portland police department who said they were using paint guns and pellet guns and smoke grenades to disperse the crowd. >> it is looking calmer than it did a short time ago. we saw a lot of destruction happening. dragging garbage cans across and lighting fires. not seeing that now. >> we will keep our eye on that. as we keep our eye on portland, we will talk about the future trump administration. he holds the meeting with the transition team today. this as news of steve bannon of breitbart is considered to be chief of staff. joining us from washington is symone sanders. she was a former bernie sanders campaign press secretary. paris denard. cnn

portland ... oakland .. los angeles... and others... thousands of people are marching through their cities... upset and defeated over donald trump winning the election. lets start off in portland oregon... there are reports of injuries... car windows being smashed and drivers being attacked.... portland police say because of extensive criminal and dangerous behavior... this protest is now considered a riot.... and say rioting is a felony. there are reportedly thousands of protesters there are carrying bats and getting increasingly aggressive. the oregon state police were called in. besides broken windows... cars could be seen with spray paint... parts of two major interstates had to be closed because of the protests.... there were also reports of people getting out of their cars and attacking the protesters as well. on social meida some of the protesters were claiming they werent the ones breaking the law and vandalising... they said it was a different group of people not associated with them. portland police asked the peaceful protesto

breaking news out of portland. as protesters hold a sec night of demonstrations that turned into a riot. this is where we begin. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. this is the news, friday the 11th of november. this is veterans day. let's remember our veterans today. >>> in portland what stard a peaceful protest got ugly. police in riot gear used smoke grenades to get the crowds out of an area near the broadway bridge in portland. several people were arrested after police warned them to get off the streets. >> our hena daniels has more on and portland brought traffic to a stand still overnight. still angry over donald trump's stunning election. >> i just think he's hateful and racist. >> i am undocumented, and i am very afraid. >> reporter: as tensions escalated, this man brandishing weapon confronted demonstrators. >> we are calling 911 right now. >> reporter: this woman was captured on throwing detergent. >> reporter: president-elect trump took to twitter and called them professional protestors. many made them

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in portland, police say protests turned into riots. pamela osborne is live in the breaking news center. pam, you've been monitoring these developments overnight and watching closely the early morning hours. tell me what you're seeing. >> we can tell you that more than two dozen people were arrested in portland during those riots. police there responding to the disordered with pepper spray and rubber bullets. a crowd of some 4,000 people filled the streets of portland last night. it started as a peaceful protest, but things quickly turned unruly and heated with people smashing out store windows. this this person in portland was caught on camera taking out his anger with a baseball bat hitting an electrical box there. and you can see the sparks flying as onlookers cheer. and in oakland, california hundreds of protesters there marched, at one point some shut down a freeway until police cleared them out. police say they made several arrests there. quite a contrast from what we saw here in philly last night. hundreds of anti-trump protester

in portland, oregon, overnight. people hitting the streets to voice their outrage over the election of donald trump. some of those demonstrators took it a little far. they broke windows and started setting fires. >> christa: police say this started as a peaceful protest and turned into a riot. they took several people into custody. let's go to 7's sarah french in the control room. >> sarah: what started as protests quickly turn entered riots on the streets of portland, oregon. police say as many as 4,000 people took to the streets for a second night marching against donald trump. right now we' people were arrested in connection with the unrest. the demonstrateors threw objects at police, breck window, lit firecrackers and started a dumpster fire. and people were protesting outside the country, as well. hundreds marched through the streets of downtown vancouver last night. the protesters gathered at the new trump international hotel & tower. then they marched downtown blocking traffic in the streets. some held signs

protesters in portland have hit the streets. our reporter is live in your newsroom tonight with details and images coming from portland. >> reporter: we've been seeing those protests for now in portland and it's getting quite exkalated. sharing their concern with president-elect donald trump as commander in chief of this nation. tension had escalated earlier. police stayed -- said there was a pair of teenager, not connected to the demonstration were arrested. local report are saying that police saying this is a consecutive day and they are on guard in case another violent act will erupt. so far it's been calm. here in the bay area where we have seen protest sparked in san francisco and oakland and benchmarkry so we will continue to update you what is happening across the country following the election results. back to you. >>> it's scary. there's a lot of uncertainty. i just -- i cried. >> there are major immigration concerns with the election of donald trump. tonight a family is very concerned about this and get their perspecti

emily: and more images in overnight from portland, oregon. police there say an anti-trump protest got out of hand overnight. president-elect donald trump is back on twitter talking about some of the earlier rallies and we'll share his comments with you in a minute. good morning. i'm emily riemer.

and portland brought traffic to a stand still overnight. still angry over donald trump's and racist. >> i am undocumented and i am very afraid. >> reporter: as tensions escalated, this man brandishing a weapon confronted demonstrators. >> we're calling 911 right now! >> reporter: this woman was captured on cell phone video throwing detergent on those blocking roadways. president-elect trump took to twitter late branding his opponents as professional protestors inciteed by the media. many made their voices heard outside his properties in several cities, including new york. >> reporter: concrete barriers have been erected around trump tower in new york. the extra security came after his one-on-one meeting with possible at the white house yesterday. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to help succeeds. >> reporter: trump met with mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan. >> i think we're going to do some spectacular things for the american people. >> reporter: one of his top priorities, repealing obamacare. >>> in denver tho

in portland, oregon... they're hoping for calm-- after anarchists hijacked a demonstration last night -- and turned it into a riot. todd walker is tracking the unrest. we've been tracking feeds from across the country of anti-trump protests.. from maryland.. to california.. overall they've been peaceful.. but they spiraled out of control last night in portland.. those leading the protests say it wasn't them.. and police agree.. :30 you're sitting there vandalizing everything you can because you were pissed off that your candidate didn't win. it's just stupid. it needs to end." :40 chaos in portland when protests opposing donald trump turn into an all-out riot.. windows smashed.. this man.. who says he didn't support trump either.. armed with a gun as rioters target his building.. :31 this is not a peaceful protest at all :33 police forced to use tear gas.. :19 all protestors you are under arrest remain where you are until you ree orders :26 but even portland police admit.. this chaos.. is by-and-large not f

guy: we want to take you back to the scene in portland, oregon. the police are now advising the crowd that they have designated thatprotest as a riot and is due to criminal behavior. you can see tear gas being used to disperse the crowd. ais has been re-rated as riot. this is probably the most serious protest that has taken place since the victory of donald trump. we have seen protests in a number of cities, new york, for example that much more peaceful. this city is feeling the full force of this. these are live pictures from portland, oregon. we will come back to the story in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 12:45 a.m. in oregon. this is what is happening in portland right now. -- this isin oregon on the other coast here in the u.s. riots happening right now. the pleas advising the protesters and the last few minutes that they have now be rated what is cap -- that they have now rerated what is happening on the streets as a riot. we are watching some amazing scenes developing in this city as the people protest the election of donald trump. w

portland ... oakland .. los angeles... and others... thousa people are once again taking to the streets... protesting the election of donald trump to the office of president. good evening, i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. for the most part - these protests have remained peaceful... but police in these cities are working hard to keep them under control. fox5's cyndi lundeberg joins us now live in studio... with a look at what's been happening tonight across the country. we saw our own protest in las vegas last night... but on a smaller scale. all across the country in at to the streets... lets show ou what los angeles looks like tonight... last night protestors blocked the 101 freeway 28 people were arrested. today near cal state los angeles hundreds of people blocked the 10 freeway. there were also protests at ucla... usc and cal state long beach. high schoolers in los angeles also got invovled...hundred s marched to the steps of city hall after walking out of class. los angeles' mayor eric garcetti told reporters hes pleased with

this person in portland was caught on camera taking his anger out with a baseball bat. you see him there hitting an leg cal box. and you can see the sparks flying as crowds cheer. and in oakland, california a third night of protests drew hundreds of people downtown, some of the marchers split from the group and managed to shut down a freeway until law enforcement cleared them out. police say they made several arrests. protesters also marched in denver, minneapolis, washington, d.c., new york and several other cities chanting anti-trump slogans. will is still a very fluid situation as some of the protests continue right now. i'll be monitoring the scenes throughout the morning and we'll see you in another half hour for an update. i'm bopamela osborne, nbc 10. >>> anti-trump protesters also gathered again in philadelphia. sky force 10 flying over the protests. hundreds of people marched through center city. earlier in the day the multiracial feminist coalition gop hands off me held a vigil outside philadelphia city hall. the protests are not sitting well with president-el

this is portland, oregon where police say things started peacefully. we've seen protests carried out for a second night across a number of cities nationwide. >> pamela osborne is live in in the breaking news center with more. what's the update? >> well, protesters have taken to the streets in cities all across the country. but right now we're keeping a close eye on what is happening in portland. police are calling the demonstrations there a riot. within the past hour, portland police say they have deployed pepper spray and rubber baton rounds to try to get a handle over the crowd. last night a crowd filled the streets in portland. this is video from the nbc affiliate there. it started as a peaceful protest and then things turned unruly and heated with people smashing four windows. police called it awry the on ri they moved in to stop some of the vandalism. at one point protesters tried to take over an interstate highway forcing officials to shut down a portion of the road. and then there was this person in portland caught on camera taking out his anger

a live look at portland right now in the early morning hours. you can see police in riot gear are still out there in force and made several arrests. people there in custody, and this is after protesters have been throwing glass bottles at officers. officers had to fire some rubber bullets at some point and even disburse mace and pepper spray. the situation there is still ongoing in the downtown area. >> they're calling it criminal activity. this is in the pearl district which used to be a warehouse community there but now has with several art galleries and businesses, some of those businesses damaged by what police are calling the rioters versus protesters. >>> there were also some violent clashes with police in oakland, california, for a third night along with vandalism and street fires, a day after three police officers were injured and more than two dozen protesters were arrested. in new york city there were markedly smaller crowds gathering at trump tower. hundreds chanting "not my president" and in louisville as many as 3,000 protesters mar

in in portland say the third night of protest and they were peaceful until now. police dodged project aisles thrown at home. >> daniel: portland, oregon thousands of people marching and chanting against president-elect donald trump and suddenly it turned violent. marching past a toyota dealership when they started throwing things at the cars in the parking lot. you can see the smashed-out window there. from there a string of violence and vandalism. people could be seen throwing trash cans and other objects at police. at one point their the protesters made it on to several different roads and blocked people from passing. one woman was trying to drive through the someone apparently used a bat to smash a windshield. you can see the shattered glass in this video. the woman was crying. obviously very upset. but tells police she was not hurt. and she wasn't alone. other drivers had similar story. she had a message for the protesters after she was finally able to drive away. >> we are all acting like donald trump. >> they were walking by and beating on my window. a woma

a live look at portland right now in the early morning hours. you can see police iri are still out there in force and you can also see that they have made several arrests. people there in custody, and this is after protesters have been throwing glass bottles at officers. officers had to fire some rubber bullets at some point and even disburse mace and pepper spray. the situation there is still ongoing in the downtown area. >> they're calling it criminal activity. this is in the pearl district become an upscale part of town with several art galleries and businesses, some of those businesses damaged by what police are calling the rioters versus protesters. >>> there were also some violent clashes with police in oakland, california, for a third night along with vandalism and street fires, a day after three police officers were injured and more than two dozen protesters were arrested. in new york city there were markedly smaller crowds gathering at trump tower. hundreds chanting "not my many as 3,000 protesters marching through the streets, and here

a live look at portland right now in the early morning hours. you can see police in riot gear are still out there in force and you can also see that they have made several arrests. people there in custody, and this is after protesters have been throwing glass bottles at officers. officers had to fire some rubber bullets at some point and even disburse mace and pepper spray. the situation there is still ongoing in the downtown area. >> they're calling it criminal activity. this is in the pearl district which used to be a warehouse community there but now has with several art galleries and businesses, some of those businesses damaged by what police are calling the rioters versus protesters. >>> there were also some violent clashes with police in oakland, california, for a third night along with vandalism and street fires, a day after three police officers were injured and more than two dozen protesters were arrested. in new york city there were markedly smaller crowds gathering at trump tower. hundreds chanting "not my president" and in louisville

portland was not alone in the protests. also in denver, philadelphia, also in baltimore, dallas, and here in los angeles, we know about some 128 people were arrested. there are people who are gathering in front of los angeles city hall chanting not my president. there were also arrested for blocking roads and some minors were arrested for breaking the curfew. in oakland we know that there are 11 people arrested there. they say there are about some 1,000 protesters that turned out on the street last night in the third night of protesting after the presidential election. they said they were arrested for graffiti, also having molotov cocktails and m-80 firecrackers being thrown and threatening police officers. across the country for a third night we have seen this disruption. but really turning way more aggressive and violent in portland, of all the cities that we've seen. oakland also seeing some violence there, as well, carol. >> all right. skefny elam reporting live for us from los angeles. thanks so much. there are now jus

these were formal protests than we saw in portland. they are more analogous to the university of chicago now. this thing petered out. we are showing it live now. it was supposed to be raucus. it was supposed to protest the election. it kind of went nowhere. still it is a lot of upset people with an election they hoped had gone the other way. >> right. >> it's completely fine to be upset by this whole thing. it is. but the problem here is the way in which you carry out emotions. what we have been seeing over and over again in these situations is that these people, most didn't even turn out to vote. >> not true. >> it is typical liberalism -- >> not true snm -- in the sense that you turn out to protest a system you didn't participate in. that's a problem. >> if they wanted to carry out the protest they should have done it at the ballot box like republicans did. >> they beat donald trump in the number of votes cast. that's a fact. >> we want to go against the electoral college? we want to undo that? [ speaking simultaneously ] >> if it ha

and although most of the protests were peaceful...the demonstrations escalateto in portland, oregon. officers had to start physically pushing people back, and used flash bombs and some form of gas to get the crowds under control. in once case, demonstrators were physically threatened... this man came out of his portland apartment and pointed a gun at the protesters after he said they broke his window. thankfully no one was hurt...but demonstrators across the country say violent protesters do not represent what they stand for. and take a look at president-elect donald trump has already reacted to protests against his presidency. here's what he said. "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair!" and coming up at 5:30, we'll talk more about ths growing divide...and hear from more protesters on why th to take to the streets. back to you. there are 70 days until president-elect donald trump takes office. on thursday, he met with president obama to begin the transition process. they had an hour a

a demonstration in portland, oregon, turns into a riot. anarchists break windows and police respond with rubber bullets. >>> the president and president-elect meet for the very first time, hopending a peaceful transition. and what the administration should know about fighting isis. >>> and a fighting "hallejuah"

ben: so far, dozens of portland business have picked up posters. and the couple who made them are taking orders from as far away as the east coast. melinda: new this morning, the holiday season is here and many will feel it in their wallet. says an estimated $655.8 billion will be spent on retail shopping in the coming months including presents, meals, and travel. experts say, you should take steps to prevent going into debt from it all especially if you already have loans. >> for example, we're hearing from retailers that the average spending level may be well over $900 this year per person. so if that's true, cut that in half and use that additional funding to actuagi to yourself and pay down some debt. melinda: experts say in 2016, the average graduate has more than $37,000 in student loan debt. that's up six percent from last year which is why they say to cut back where you can on holiday spending. easier said than done. you want the big turkey and the trimmings and that present, i am working on a story too about toy the must-haves. >> have you

it was a different story in portland, oregon last night. peaceful protest involving some 4,000 people wound up descending into what police designated a full-on riot. [explosions. [. >> police chalk up the chaos to anarchists. tries to stop more destructive forces among them. officers were forced to use tear gas. rubber bullets and flash grenades as demonstrators smashed car windows set dumpsters on fire and began smashing the windows of local businesses. the word capitalism kills reportedly spray painted on one convenience store as other businesses were seemingly targeted at random. that's got some of the folks who work in those vandalized businesses wondering what exactly is the point of all of this? >> how are you making what you're voice being heard by smashing local businesses? when you are literally, knocking windows out of small businesses that are struggling as it is it's not acceptable. >> and while organizers and police are asking protesters to remain peaceful tonight, we all know how well that work out 24 hours ago. sheriff david

portland's portland's are spending about 50 tours per year in mindnumbing traffic. i find that intolerable. i'm sure you didn't. secondly, mass transit, and third, we must continue to invest in retrofitting our roads and bridges so they can withstand an earthquake event. yes, i believe we need additional revenue on the table. you cannot make these investments without new money. if i were going to choose one i would choose mass transit throughout the state. >> your question goes to the governor. >> up in her bra, recent governors have been afraid to exert their leadership and used their veto to kill legislation they felt was on wise. you have not vetoed a single bill since taking office. some say this means your rubber stamp for the legislature, how do you respond? >> i'm really proud of the work we been able to do, collaborating with a legislative leadership and committees legislative leadership in committees to make sure they know exactly where i stand and where i want bills to go before they come to my desk. in the last legislative session, every bill except for o

and in portland, on... re thoutse the courthouse enmarcthd throdowntothe were donw 't knohow many will the protest scheduled in milwaue. rding a facebook page... it's organized by a student organizationcalled "progressive people of milwaukee." during ll clinton's concession speech yesterday she said: "i still believe in america, and always thenmust accept this to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead." based on the protests we'vseen - some who voted against trump aren't willing to do that. three wiconsin nas are floating around as possible additions to a donaldtrump presidency. governor scott walker, sheriff david clarke, and republican national chairman reince pribus migh all be on that list.during an interview on radio 6-20 w- t-m-j, governor scott walker said despite hints trump wants him, he's sticking to his day job. "i told ld, natold my friend mike pence, i can best serve a republican administration by being the head of that governor's association and helping ensure that th

about 4,000 protesters took to the streets in portland, oregon last night. more than 20 arrested as radicals turned the demonstration into a disgraceful spectacle. [explosion] [shouting] [cheers] [chanting] >> i lived in portland, it's a beautiful place, but run by permissive progressive people. they have allowed the downtown area to become a squat ter's han full of drug addicts and alcoholics lay about sometimes menacing passers boy. tough place to raise kids. become ground zero for an arcky. the solution to violent protest is to charge anyone who hurts property or another person with rioting that is a class c flown in oregon carrying a prison term up to five years. can i tell you that will not happen. will not happen in portland. most of those anarchists will receive no punishment whatsoever. and therein lies the very dangerous situation in this country. the election of donald trump has shaken the progressive community. in the space of four days, they have gone from having some power to nothing. president trump is not going to pander to the far left and th

buy a portland pie and you may help to safe a life. >> my son has been battling a stage four neuroblastoma in boston so we've championed the jimmy cause a and recently got hind a level team of walkers so we hosted a fundraisener support of their efforts here in order to try to give back and support the jimmy fund and research and the kids and adults who are battling cancer. >> managing joey's illness while starting a business hasn't been easy, but portland pie customers help with every slice they buy and every word of support. >> many customers ask about how joey is doing and certainly take a special interest in the progress that he's making, and so, for us, it's just about relying on that back drop and that backbone, whether it's stanley, whether it's employers, whether it's the secret ingredient at portland pies. >> joey. >> joey, we're behind you, that's for sure. also tonight on chronicle, windiest spot in maine is perfect for science experiments and we meet a couple who visited and never left. >> keep them in the back of your mind if you go up there. tonight at 7:3 on "chronicle" righ

one...there were more than 4- thousand protesters who filled the streets in portland. so those 112 arrests represent less than two percent of the people who came out... which brings me to point number two, which is as americans, we have the constitutional right to a peaceful protest...which is what most demonstrators were a part of. many of them denounced the a lot of you all are talking about this on our facebook page... we've got a ton of comments... i'll be sharing those with you, coming up at 5:30. back to you. president-elect donald trump will meet with vice- president-elect mike pence today at trump tower. the two continue to build the next administration and go over cabinet picks. a campaign source tells cbs news former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is favored to serve as secretary of sta in donald trump's new administration. giuliani refused to discuss his chances at a wall street journal forum in washington monday night. instead he came to the defense of steve bannon... the right-wing media mogul tapped as the president- elect's chief strategist. president

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about 4,000 protesters took to the streets in portland, oregon last night. more than 20 arrested as radicals turned the demonstration into a disgraceful spectacle. [explosion] [shouting] [cheers] [chanting] >> i lived in portland, it's a beautiful place, but run by permissive progressive people. they have allowed the downtown area to become a squat ter's han full of drug addicts and alcoholics lay about sometimes menacing passers boy. tough place to raise kids. become ground zero for an arcky. the solution to violent protest is to charge anyone who hurts property or another person with rioting that is a class c flown in oregon carrying a prison term up to five years. can i tell you that will not happen. will not happen in portland. most of those anarchists will receive no punishment whatsoever. and therein lies the very dangerous situation in this country. the election of donald trump has shaken the progressive community. in the space of four days, they have gone from having some power to nothing. president trump is not going to pander to the far left and th