david lee -- absolutely right, the owners of the property brookfield properties did send the note to the mayor's office last night saying, you know, we're going to postpone it. according to the wires right now, they believe the brookfield company does, that they can work out an agreement with the protesters that will ensure the park remains clean, safe and available for public use. as you look at the live pictures right there, you must figure out they were braced for trouble because the fact that apparently some of the protesters. so far, they've gotten $150,000 worth of donations across the country. they took $3,000 yesterday and bought brooms and mops and rented power washers as well to try to clean up the park on their own. problem with the power washers, though, they forgot there's no water in the park. so they just rented something and it's sitting down there right now. >> i wonder if there was some legal issue as to why this [field properties company, though, decided that they maybe shouldn't kick these protesters out if in fact the protesters were doing the cleanup on their