new york demonstrators major u.s. cities take streets sunday fifth straight day protest president-elect donald trump whose campaign manager say president barack obama democrat hillary clinton support peaceful transition follow several nights unrest crowd people march park new york city san francisco oakland california accord social media thousand join march south end manhattan central park begin trump property columbus circle walk toward real estate mogul skyscraper headquarter less mile 1.6 km away chant say loud say clear immigrants welcome hold sign white silence violence mourn organize one protester say demonstrators reclaim american flag hold stand flag mean freedom speech freedom religion equal protection law value like diversity respect differences freedom assembly freedom press say daniel hayman 31 seattle new york work try reclaim flag push forward value thousands several cities demonstrate since result tuesday election show trump republican lose popular tally secure enough vote 538-member electoral college win presidency surprise world largely peaceful demonstrators urban areas say trump threaten civil human right decry trump often inflammatory campaign rhetoric illegal immigrants muslims women well allegations deny former reality tv star sexually abuse women dozens arrest include 71 portland oregon saturday night accord police handful police injure san francisco sunday 1,000 people march golden gate park toward beach chant let make wave hold sign resist racism trump across bay oakland thousands protesters join festival-like atmosphere hold peace sign blow soap bubble sunshine many bring children aim hold hand around 3.4-mile 5.5-km circumference lake merritt popular urban park civil right group monitor violence u.s. minorities since trump win cite report attack women islamic head scarves racist graffiti bully immigrant children call trump denounce attack trump say sadden hear instance violence supporters minorities accord transcript release sunday interview cbs program 60 minutes kellyanne conway trump campaign manager say fox news sunday sure many protesters pay professionals although offer proof suggest double standard conway say nbc meet press clinton election trump supporters protest people would freak supporters accept election result time really president obama secretary clinton say protesters man president say republican house representatives speaker paul ryan tell cnn sunday protest protect first amendment long peaceful neither obama clinton call end protest obama tell trump white house thursday go help trump succeed succeed country succeed clinton tell supporters new york hotel wednesday donald trump go president owe open mind chance lead trump sunday attack new york time coverage say poor highly inaccurate nytimes send letter subscribers apologize bad coverage wonder change doubt trump write twitter newspaper publish letter sunday editions publisher arthur sulzberger executive editor dean baquet apologize thank readers loyalty ask news outlets underestimate trump support time plan hold power account impartially unflinchingly trump presidency write u.s. protesters march trump presidency fifth day