Thousands protest Trump win around US

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — About 1,000 people have marched through Philadelphia to protest the presidential election of Republican Donald Trump. Protesters gathered Wednesday night near Philadelphia's City Hall. They reached Temple University's main campus about an hour and a half later. WCAU-TV reports organizers say the rally came about due to feelings of "anger, unrest and disgust" at the election. Organizers criticized both the Democratic and Republican parties. They say Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who lost to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in the primary, could have united voters on class interests. Protesters held signs and chanted, "Not my president." Dozens of police officers on bicycles and in patrol cars followed the crowd. There have been no reported injuries.

Anti-Trump protesters march through Philadelphia