recoup some money with fight part eighties and things. but they made a decision. we know they re looking at safety for all of us. we have to understand their side of the story as well even though i personally would have preferred not to have it. are caowhat are you going to be doing? i ll be watching the fight. will you be out there at the curfew or watching the fight? i ll be watching the fight. i don t know where. i ll call my friends and see who has the fight. but not trying to keep the peace between the police and you know i ll be on the streets if i need to be. i understand that. hopefully it doesn t get there. jay morrison what is your reaction to keeping the mandatory curfew in place? well don, you know me. i m a real fair, practical dude. i do understand the strategy side. you just don t want to pull out fast and leave anyone in harm leave property in harm military property in harm. i do get a little bit of the strategic element of it. but at the same time
recent days we haven t seen police in riot gear. in fact we haven t seen much of a police presence at all. and as the demonstrateors move throughout the city it resembles more of a block party than a protest, don. nick, i need you to put that mike really really close to your mouth because it s very loud where you are. so get it as close to your mouth as possible. i need to ask you, the whole question has been about really this curfew that takes place at 10:00. are people talking about that? do they want that curfew lifted? reporter: absolutely. they think it s time for the curfew to be lifted. they think it s a necessary thing in order for this community to start to continue healing. we saw demonstrators with signs saying, end the curfew, and conversations that we ve had with people there at the gilmore home all throughout the city