number. but thousands of people moving up, not on the sidewalks, moving up on the street amidst traffic heading toward that line of police officers which is where our deborah feyerick has been. again, this is, as experiences of new york city police department, this city has not seen anything like this. certainly as far back as i can remember and i've lived here my entire life. it's an extraordinary scene to see a city like this. the major arteries of the city, the brooklyn bridge. the west side highway and other spots down by the hollande tunnel essentially coming to a standstill. we're going to take a short break. we have legal analysts ahead and talk to two of eric garner's daughters joining us about their thoughts about the protest and about what we learned -- we learned some today about what was said to the grand jury. we learned it from the attorney