Trump Speech at GOP Convention in Burlingame Met With Protests
By CBS SF Bay Area. The California Republican Party convention kicked off in Burlingame Friday, as a large group of protesters gathered outside ahead of a planned lunch banquet with presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.
Trump arrived at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport at 1333 Old Bayshore Highway in Burlingame shortly after noon. CHP officers pulled off the side of Highway 101. The candidate hopped a fence and entered through the back of the hotel.
“That was not the easiest entrance I’ve ever made,” the frontrunner said. “It felt like I was crossing the border actually. I was crossing the border, but I got here.”
#trump Protestors broke through the barricades and are running Towards the hotel. #CaGOP @CBSSF
— Emily Turner (@turner_loose) April 29, 2016
Protestors have jumped barricade and stormed front of hotel. Police running to stop them pic.twitter.com/aPLi05hDce
— Maria Medina (@mariaCBS5) April 29, 2016
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Anti-Trump Protesters Tangle With Drivers, Police in Costa Mesa
By CBS Los Angeles. Thousands of anti-Trump protesters clashed with drivers and police Thursday evening in Costa Mesa.
Trump was speaking to thousands at a rally at the Orange County Fairgrounds.
The group of about 3,000 protesters gathered just outside in the parking lot of the fairgrounds. They held signs, many of them profane, and Mexican and American flags to protest Donald Trump, the controversial GOP presidential front-runner.
The protest group spilled out into the streets near Fair Drive and Fairview Drive and blocked traffic in several intersections . . .
The group of protesters was described as “very large and very aggressive.” (Read more from “Anti-Trump Protesters Tangle With Drivers, Police in Costa Mesa” HERE)
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