‘Not my president’: Thousands protest Trump in rallies across the U.S.

Demonstrations and vigils protesting the election of Donald Trump spread across the country late Wednesday and early Thursday, as thousands of people rallied against the president-elect in cities from coast to coast. Condemning Trump's litany of crude comments about women and his attacks on immigrants, demonstrators marched along city streets, blocked intersections, burned effigies and, in some places, gathered outside buildings bearing Trump's name. “Not my president,” chanted some of the protesters, while others waved signs with the same message. At least 100 people were arrested at some of the protests, according to police officials, most of them at the gathering in New York. While most of the demonstrations remained peaceful, police in Oakland, Calif., said the rally there turned violent when some in the massive crowd injured three police officers by throwing rocks and fireworks at them.