Women's marches attract tens of thousands

In cities around the United States, tens of thousands are participating in pro-women's rights and anti-Donald Trump marches.

In Washington, Metrorail, the public subway system, confirmed that more people had taken public transportation for the march than for inauguration, a day previous.

Our U.S. correspondent Priscilla Huff was at the march:

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