here is jason carroll. >> reporter: the police department will exhaust every lead in the case. the preliminary investigation, craig hicks, who lived in the apartment complex had an ongoing dispute with the three victims. the three victims, barakat and his wife and sister, all shot tuesday night. shot by hicks execution-style in an ongoing dispute possibly over a parking space. many people in the community, poppy poppy, do not believe. that including the victim's father what says this was not a hate crime. >> my daughter yes, sir. honest to god, told us on more than two occasions that this man came knocking on their door and fighting about everything with a gun on his belt more than twice. she told us daddy, i think he hates us for who we are and how we look. >> reporter: hicks' wife is cooperating with police. she says she does not believe this was a crime motivated by hate. she says this was not motivated by religion or faith. she is cooperating with police. hicks turned himself in tuesday night. he is now facing three counts of first-degree murder. poppy. >> absolute tragedy.

jason carroll is along the parade route, if you will. han standing on snow and being cold i'm sure no one there even feels the cold at this point. >> reporter: i can't even hear you. i know you're asking a question. i know you're asking me something. robert kraft, the reason why everyone was screaming is robert kraft just went by with the trophy in hand. the crowd just went crazy. i have to show you something here as the parade gets under way. not snowing here but folks are hopping on top of the snow piles because where else do you go when you have all this snow? i have some die-hard pats fans with me. a lot of folks wanted the parade to be held this weekend. but doing it today instead, what do you think? >> so excited about it. >> it's beautiful out. >> reporter: a lot of folks are also surprised that so many of you came out today. it's cold but it's not that cold. but i guess not cold to a dedicated pats fan. >> absolutely not! >> reporter: who are you looking forward to seeing most? >> tom brady. >> tom brady. >> reporter: clearly, a l

let's go to laguardia where jason carroll is watching all of the flight delays. is it delays cancellations? what's the deal? >> reporter: that's the story today and it was also the story last week as well. i feel like it's a snowy case of cancellation de ja vu. i was standing in this exact same spot about this time last week telling the same story about all of these cancellations. i feel bad having to do it again but that's the same store row. a lot of people are looking at the board, at the cancellation board. that's obviously what you don't want to see when you come to the airport. you see that cancellation sign. we've seen a number of cancellations here at laguardia. i want to give you the latest flight cancellations from across the northeast. actually chicago has the most at 507. laguardia at 362. newark at 309. boston logan, 278. and detroit and reagan at a tie at 113. what is happening, brooke the airlines are issuing what they are calling these weather-related coupons to help people so that if they are coming to the airport and find that their flight has b

jason carroll, thank you very much. bring in a friend of the victim's and omar abdul baki who knows the victim deah barakat very well. i want to say to both of you, we are very story for the loss of your friends. and now, you have just come back from the vigil in honor of your friends, and tell us about the mood there? >> everyone is still in shock. but seeing the family and how strong they are really helped our, us. yusor and deah's friend and seeing how strong they were and just believing they are in a better place and happy. >> you have known them since high school, right? tell us about them. >> yes. dee kwa and i went to school together and he was the type of person who made everyone laugh. he was a jokester but nice and he never wanted to upset anyone. and yusor, we were not close in grade school but we became close in college and we had a class together and we started to get closer. and we would sit in class and joke around, and eat fruit roll-ups in the back of the class. >> i am glad that you guys could have a s

our jason carroll has more. >> reporter: poppy, the fbi looked into the case to see if no federal laws are violated. this is a dual investigation with local law enforcement officials. word of the fbi getting involved coming on the same day the victims were buried. the three victims, barakat and the two girls. it was an incredible sight to see here at nc state university. many came here to pay respects for the victims as well. those coming together here. many believing, poppy, as you know this was not a case of dispute over parking spot. many people here believing this was, in fact a hate crime. once again, the fbi involved in the investigation as well. poppy. >> we will watch closely. it is a tragedy. jason, thank you. >>> the american civil liberties union calling it a great day for the state of alabama. the federal judge has ordered to issue same-sex marriage licenses. most alabama counties are still complying with roy moore's issue. >>> breaking news overnight. david carr has died. times editor says carr collapsed in the newsroom on thursday night. bill carter tweeted his tribute. s

jason carroll, cnn, chapel hill, north carolina. >> okay.you want to learn more about his charity, we have a link to it on our website. just go to cnn.com/impact to find out more. >>> cbs announced the death of one of its own on wednesday. >> we have some sad news tonight from within our cbs news family. our "60 minutes" colleague bob simon was killed this evening. it was a car accident in new york city. >> bob simon earned countless awards for his work on "60 minutes" and elsewhere at cbs news including some 27 emmys. >> we are learning more details about what happened in this fatal car crash. simon was the passenger in the back of a town car, and that town car collided with another vehicle at a red light, and then it hit a traffic divider. they are still investigating the incident. cnn's anderson cooper also appears on "60 minutes." he knew simon personally and says he was a warrior poet. >> when bob simon presented a story on "60 minutes," you knew it was going to be special, no matter what it was. he had this curiosity and willingness to

jason carroll, cnn, chapel hill north carolina. >>> and you can read more about all three of the victimt cnn.com. and the website you're seeing is part of a charity deah barakat set up to help provide dental services to syrian refugees. youcaring.com has now raised nearly $190,000. >>> we now have a verdict in the infamous nut rage trial. a south korean court found former korean air vice president heather cho guilty of breaking aviation law all over a serving of macadamia nuts. cnn correspondent paula hancocks is outside the courtroom in seoul with more. paula, talk to us about what transpired and how long she is likely to go to prison. >> reporter: rosemary, prosecutors had asked if three years the judges said they were sentencing her to one year in prison. we know they found her guilty of violating aviation rules and safety. they found her guilty of changing the flight path. they said she was guilty of aviation safety jeopardyization because she told the crew to let the plane go back to gate. the judge said even though it only moved 17 meters before going back, that's still deviating

jason carroll has more. >> reporter: poppy, officials are trying to ensure no federal laws are violated. this is in addition to the local investigation by the chapel hill police department and other officials as well. word of the fbi getting involved coming on the same day that the victims were buried. the three victim, barakat and usar and razen. thousands of people showing up for the memorial service for them. it was an incredible sight to see. also at nc state university many came to pay respects for the victims as well. those coming together here many believing, poppy, as you know this was not a case of a dispute over a parking spot. many people here believing this was, in fact a hate crime. once again, the fbi getting involved in the investigation as well. poppy. >> jason, thank you. >>> this morning, the american civil liberties union calling it a great day for the state of alabama. the federal judge who struck down the state's ban on gay marriage has now ordered a mobile county probate court to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. this is in defiance of the order from the

jason carroll now joins us with more. jason, what's the latest on this investigation?as opened that preliminary inquiry into the case trying to make sure that no federal laws were violated. that would be a parallel investigation. in addition to the investigation opened by local law enforcement here but as you mentioned, a number of people here have already drawn their conclusions. many people came out here tonight at nc state university for the vigil, many of the victims' family members and friends who attended the memorial service earlier today believe very strongly that this was indeed a hate crime and not what investigators have determined so far which is that this was most likelyhood a case involving a dispute over a parking spot. so this investigation now also going to be looked at by the fbi. that will certainly be encouraging news to the family, which has wanted this all along. >> jason, you went to the apartment building today. what were you able to learn about the idea that this was a fight over a parking space or parking spaces? >> reporter: well, it's intere

guns were legally owned. >> jason carroll for us in chapel hill. jason, thank you so much. whatever the final outcome turns to be no denying the larger proposition where tension exists where islam in american meets non-muslim in america. at the least, there's friction and sometimes there are sparks. case in point, a school in southern california that like many across the country, teaches about the world's major religions, islam included. reporting for cnn, here's ann-marie anderson. >> whether it's jesus christ boou da any specific religion it's the one true god. that's when you cross the line. >> reporter: when keith johnson and judy diatela moved to california, they were thrilled their son would attend the top middle school in the state. last fall, their child came with a homework assignment they found unsettling. >> one of the things they had to write was allah was one true god. that's prophetizing. >> reporter: some parents object to children being taught about islamic principles in school. in maryland a father banned from the grounds after his opposition to a class abo

and now, more on the chapel hill murders from jason carroll. >> reporter: frantic 911 call and shots fired near chapel hill campus in north carolina. >> there is more than one girl screaming, and then there was nothing. >> reporter: the victims, all muslims, 20-year-old deah barakat and his wife of more than a month, yusor abu salha and sister razan abu salha all shot execution style with a bullet the head. later that night, this man 40-year-old chris hicks turned himself into police who was charged with the murders. what triggered the murders? police say it was over a parking spot. >> it has nothing to do with the mundane frustration of a man day in, day out with this man not being able to park where he wanted to park. >> but the father of the murdered children said that it was a hate crime. >> i feel that he would not have acted this way if they were not clearly muslim. >> reporter: a family spokeswoman called for a in investigation. >> we ask that the authorities investigate these senseless and heinous murders as a hate crime. >> reporter: but hicks says he s is an atheist, and wh

cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of the posts or his facebook page, but as jason carroll reports,he father of the two women says that hicks had scared them in the past. >> i don't think there's a word to describe the pain. if it wasn't for honoring my children and wanting to tell the world their story, i would not be talking. >> reporter: muhammad says he's numb, still in shock over the loss of his two daughters and his son-in-law. >> no matter how much i grieve, i cannot grieve like my wife does. i don't think we can feel it now until we see the bodies and have the burial. we're in shock. two children of ours and our son-in-law. >> reporter: all three shot execution style, a bullet to the head. a frantic 911 call tuesday night of shots fired at the apartment complex near the university of north carolina's chapel hill campus where they lived. >> i just heard gunshots. i don't know what building it came from, but i heard kids screaming. >> how long ago did you hear snit >> how long? >> uh-huh. >> probably 30 seconds ago. >> how many shots did you hear? >> multiple. at least five an

jason carroll has more for you. >> reporter: in chapel hill at the apartment complex where three muslimse murdered tuesday night, police going door to door as part of their investigation. >> hi there. can we ask you guys how the investigation is going so far? >> i'm just going to say we are just canvassing and that's all we're doing at the moment. >> reporter: flowers in front of the apartment where the victims lived. 23-year-old d eeah barakat and yusor and razan salha. the preliminary investigation shows the deaths may have been the result of a dispute of ongoing parking. one says hicks had a reputation of being a hothead. >> i have seen and heard him be very unfriendly to a lot of people in this community. equal opportunity anger. >> reporter: another neighbor saying parks was an issue. >> i'm assuming there was parking issues so i guess the association, i guess, the condo association released this. >> it's not about parking. the whole world is looking in on social media. they know what it's about. >> reporter: the 46-year-old had been attending durham technical community college stud

our national correspondent jason carroll is looking at the air traffic coming and going out of laguardia. are you seeing a lot of the red on the board behind you? >> reporter: yeah still more of the red there. not just delays but cancellations. in the last hour we told you about the five major airports. we have updated numbers for you as well. o'hare now at 510 cancellations. laguardia, where we are, at 375. newark at 310 that you see there on the board. boston at 280 and reagan at 117. again, brooke it's not just about cancellations. it's also about delays. i'm going to bring in paul block. we spoke a little bit in the last hour. you've had a very long day. your flight was supposed to leave at 6:30 smeaz this morning. we're now at just past 3:00. you're still here i'm still here. >> they keep on moving my flight back half an hour every half hour. i figure i'll be here in the middle of the night. >> reporter: it's interesting, paul you guys seem to be taking it in stride and i wonder if that's because there's so many websites to help you figure out when your flights are going to be cance

. >>> now let's bring in jason carroll on how this snowstorm is affecting air travel. aguardia airport in new york one of the nation's busiest. the storm has been horrible for today's air travel. how is tomorrow looking? >> reporter: you give me a hard time because i'm warm today but this is the only day that i have actually been warm. it's not been a good day for a lot of the people who have been coming out here and checking out the board. i just spoke to one man trying to get to toronto. he said he has been canceled twice. seeing a lot of cancellations like this especially the folks trying to head to places like detroit and to boston. jake basically we have been keeping track of the cancellations at all major airports, actually laguardia is not number one. i will give you the list here. number one is actually chicago. latest numbers show 524 cancellations there. here at laguardia 423. newark stands at 310. boston 294. jfk at 141. back out here live you can see some folks are coming out now just to check that board with the hopes that their flight is going to be taking

as jason carroll reports, the fourth of two of the -- the father of two of the victims said the suspect had scared them in the past. >> i heard eight shots go off in an apartment -- >> reporter: a frantic 911 call. shot fired at an apartment complex near the university of north carolina's chapel hill campus. >> about three girls -- more than one girl screaming, then there was nothing. >> reporter: the three were muslims. muslims and his wife and sister. all shot execution style, a bullet to the head. later this man, 46-year-old craig hicks, turned himself in to police. they soon charged him with three count of first-degree murder. what triggered the shooting? the suspect's attorney said it was over a parking spot. >> it has nothing to do but the mundane of this man being frustrated day in and out of not being able to park where he wanted to barkpark. >> i feel have no doubt that he would not have acted this way if they were not clearly muslim. >> reporter: a family spokeswoman called for an investigation. >> we ask that the authorities investigate these senseless and heinous murders as

jason carroll has the details. >> hurry up! >> ma'am, stop yelling.ation. >> that's how the 9-1-1 call started after a 13-year-old called sunday night, her father and his fiance pulled over to change a tire on the side of a parkway. about 20 miles outside of baltimore when suddenly a car hit them. >> okay a person struck by a vehicle? >> yes, yes. >> okay. so a car was driving down the road and struck two people? >> yes they did. they kept going. >> reporter: the 9-1-1 operator's job is to keep a caller calm no matter what especially when it's a child. but in this case the operator does not ask the age of the caller. instead refers to her as ma'am. he repeatedly asked about the condition of those hurt and their location and with each passing moment appears to be losing patience. >> and are they breathing? >> yes, i think so. can you all hurry please? >> ma'am, listen let's stop worrying about get there. we're on the way. i need to find a better location. >> reporter: while the family waited for help the father was unconscious and critically injured. h

jason carroll went through his facebook page and what he found definitely shed some light on this very subject. >> reporter: in chapel hill, at the apartment complex where three muslims were murdered tuesday night, police going door to door as part of their investigation. >> hi there. can we ask you guys how the investigation is going so far? >> i just can say we're canvassing. and that's all we are doing at the moment. >> reporter: flowers in front of the apartment where the victims lived, 23-year-old deah barakat, 21-year-old wife yusor and 19-year-old razan visiting that day. their neighbor craig hicks facing three counts of first-degree murder. plirs say the preliminary investigation shows the deaths may have been the result of an ongoing result of a dispute of parking. a neighbor said hicks had a reputation of being a hothead. >> i have seen and heard him be very unfriendly to a lot of people in this community. equal opportunity anger. >> reporter: another neighbor saying parking was an issue addressed by building management. >> i'm assuming there's parking issues so the -- i gues

jason carroll, thank you very much. just incredible story.e that police are trying to learn about those three, and about those three men and exactly what their plans were. they believe they were operating as some sort of a cell. it is not clear if they believe they got everybody associated with this group, and no doubt, we will be learning a lot more in the coming days about exactly what law enforcement say they have on these three that warranted these arrests. that does it for us. and thank you very much for watching. anthony bourdain parts >>> for most of my life, libya was a word with bad associations. libya meant gadhafi. libya meant terrorism. >> pan am flight 103 went down in a blazing fireball. >> libya meant a bad place where a comical, megalomaniacal dictator was the absolute power. nobody in libya, however, was laughing. >> reports of explosions. >> clashes between rioters and security forces. >> in 2011, what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> heavy battles raging around

jason carroll is here with me now. jason, i know you were a trekker. alive right now because i said dr. spock and not mr. spock. but i've had a lot of babies and read his picks. >> reporter: i don't think there's anyone on the planet who has not heard of "star trek" or spock or live long and prosper. so many people, not just the fans, were influenced by this man, one thing that i found to be interesting about him is when i spoke to him. and it's been about three years now since i last spoke to him. he was so different then, the character he's so well known for. and william shatner said the same thing when i spoke to him last year. he basically said, here was a character who was known for not showing emotion. but he said, leonard nimoy was the type of man who had such a great sense of humor and was always showing his emotion in that way. there is another tweet that i want to mention as well. you mentioned his final tweet. there was also a tweet from last year that he will also be known for, it had to do with the copd. he said, i quit smoking 30 years ag

jason carroll, thank you very much. just incredible story.e that police try to learn about those three men and exactly what their plans were. they believe they were operating some sort of a cell. it's not clear if they believe they got everybody associated with this group and no doubt, we'll be learning a lot more in the coming days about exactly what law enforcement say they have on these three that warranted these arrests. that does it for us. thank you very much for watching and anthony bourdain parts unknown starts right now. ver, nobody in libya was loud. in 2011 what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freechl.dom. >> heavy battle in the libyan capital. >> they fought like

we'll talk to the sister but first, details from jason carroll. >> i don't think there is a word to describe the pain. if it wasn't for honoring my children and wanting to tell the world their story, i would not be talking. >> reporter: mohammed abulsaha is numb over the shock of loss two daughters rasan and usar and u usor's husband. >> i cannot grieve like my wife does. i don't think we can feel it well now until we see the bodies and have the burial. we're in shock. two children of ours and our son-in-law. >> reporter: all three shot execution style, a bullet to the head. frantic 9-1-1 call of shots at the victim's apartment complex near the university of north carolina's chapel hill campus where they lived. >> i just heard gunshots. i don't know what building it came from but i heard kids screaming. >> okay. how long did you hear it? >> how long? >> mm-hmm. >> probably 30 seconds ago. >> okay how many shots did you hear? >> multiple. i mean at least 5 and 10 i would say. >> reporter: later that night, the victim's neighbor 46-year-old craig hicks turned himself in to police charged with

jason carroll on top of this story for us. 16 years old. >> 16. >> and i know you just spoke with thisan's pastor. i'm wondering what he said. >> well, i think he's like a number of people in the community of corbin, they're confused. they don't understand how something like this could have happened. i also spoke to a representative from the corbin city police department just a few minutes ago before we went on the air. detectives have interviewed jason hendrix's aunt and his uncle. no signs on how this could have happened. the pastor actually spoke to jason hendrix on wednesday. this is possibly the same day that the shootings took place. where did he speak to him? at bible study. bible study took place at about 6:30. he said they talked about a number of things. one of the things they talked about was a movie called "god's not dead." it's a movie about the existence of god and doing the right and the wrong thing. according to his pastor, jason was talking about that particular day saying, i always want to do the right thing, whether it's at school or at home. the pastor saying, there

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jason carroll has the story. >> ma'am, stop yelling.after a 13-year-old called sunday night, her father and his fiancee had pulled over to change a tire on the side of a park way about 20 miles outside baltimore when suddenly a car hit them. >> okay, a person struck by a vehicle? >> yes, yes. >> okay. so a car was driving down the road and struck two people? >> yes, they did. they didn't stop. they just kept going. >> reporter: the 911 operator's job is to keep a caller calm no matter what, especially when it's a child. but in this case, the operator does not ask the age of the caller. instead refers to her as ma'am. he repeatedly asks about the condition of those hurt and their location and with each passing moment, appears to be losing patience. >> and are they breathing? >> yes, i think so. can y'all hurry up, please? >> ma'am, listen. let's stop worrying about hurrying up and getting there. we're already on our way. i need to find a better location. >> while the family waited for help the father was unconscious and critically injure

jason carroll is out front. >> reporter: mars one has just taken another step to bring mankind where it has never stepped before. meet the mars 100. just 100 candidates remain in a competition for a seat on a one-way trip to the red planet. >> i want to go to mars not just to be a part of history but inspire people around the world. >> reporter: initially, more than 200,000 applied for the mars one astronaut selection program from all over the world. a year ago, that number narrowed to about 1,000. that's when we first met six of them. >> i wanted to go into space since i was 3 years old. >> reporter: out of this group, just two advance to the final 100. layla zucker an er doctor from washington, d.c. who is well excited. >> spaceship! spaceship! >> reporter: daniel kary an architect from virginia. husband and father of two. >> the whole impact and possibility becomes a lot more real and sharp as the numbers get smaller. >> it's still a long shot so nothing is really changed. it's still just us the candidate. >> reporter: baz lanstarp in charge of the mission and put a decade of rese

our national correspondent jason carroll is joining us right now from laguardia airport in new york. what are you hearing, what are you seeing? >> reporter: more than 4,400 flights nationwide canceled so far and that number just seems to keep growing. we have been checking out this board behind me and you just keep seeing that red canceled every time you look at the arrivals and departures. every hour we have been updating our viewers with the numbers from the five cities across the country with the most cancellations, chicago still topping the list at 529, followed by laguardia at 432, followed by newark at 310, boston at 295, where they are having all those problems there, jfk with 145 cancellations there. we have been listening to -- and watching some of the twitter traffic where we heard about one plane that apparently had some problems trying to land but we checked in with port authority. they say all runways are open and operational, safe for flights to take off and to land. the best advice for travelers obviously with all the travel apps out there and weather websites out ther

jason carroll is among them. he joins us live with more. doesn't matter how cold it is or how many snow piles like this are along the parade route. there are a lot of them even though the mayor is telling everyone to stay off of them i wonder how that's going to work out when things get under way here. a lot of folks coming out. we're in a section here where you can see about three people deep where we are. more on the other side. and as you know they wanted things to not happen today. a lot of folks wanted -- thank you very much for that. a lot of folks wanted this parade to be postponed until the weekend so more kids like this could come out and enjoy things but this man decided to bring his son out here today and to enjoy everything going on. >> he's sick. >> reporter: i can tell. i've had that sickness. i think we can all relate to that. i think we can all relate to that. what about the decision to postpone the parade until today? a lot of folks wanted it postponed until saturday. >> saturday would have been better. we're having it at a

our jason carroll is in chapel hill following the investigation. what is the latest?porter: well, anderson, the chapel hill police department says that what they are going to do is exhaust every lead possible to make sure that their conclusions are correct. their preliminary conclusion is that this was a case of a man, craig hicks, who had an ongoing dispute with these neighbors. that dispute ended in gunfire. apparently, a dispute over a parking space. hicks' wife also speaking out today saying that thd nothing to do with religion or faith, that, again, this had to do with the ongoing dispute. chapel hill police say they will continue to investigate this making sure that was the case but what you heard there from the victims, the victim's family and also from what we've been hearing from a number of people in the community, they simply do not believe that. >> yeah, i mean, you spoke with the girl -- the young women's father. we played that interview in our last hour. what's his response to what the police are saying about not being a hate crime? he just doesn't belie

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more from lifelong trekker, jason carroll. >> quite logical, captain. >> reporter: leonard nimoy andlways be remembered as spock, half human, half vulcan he portrayed on the big screen and small screen. his character debuted in the original star trek series september 8th, 1966. >> that may be correct, captain. >> reporter: aboard the star ship enterprise took him to many worlds. in reality, nimoy's love for acting began here on earth in his hometown. >> i've started acting when i was a little boy, about 8 years old in settle houses in boston and lived in it. live long and prosper. >> reporter: nimoy played a lot of characters audiences love to hate. >> i've done a lot. got my come-uppings in the end of the show. they can smell a winner. >> reporter: big break came in an episode of the '60s marine corps drama, the lieutenant. gene saw something special in nimoy's spock. >> he invented that character. they made an earlier pilot in which nobody had grasped the edges of the character. >> with his imagination and his innovation his creativity made that character one interestingly humanize

cnn jason carroll examined the social media accounts of suspect craig hicks.ppear to show him targeting muslims. this were anti-religion posts. there was this quote. people say nothing can solve the middle east problem. not immediateiation, not arms not financial aid. i say there is something, atheism. yes that's one pound for my loaded .38 resolver. >> that was jason carroll reporting. so just because the community wants a hate crime investigation does that mean that the killings were a hate crime? the fbi defines a hate crime this way. quote, as a traditional offense like murder arson or vandalism with an added element of bias. let's bring in our legal guides. a civil rights right attorney in cleveland and richard herman a new york criminal defense attorney from las vegas. avery. you first. does this case fit the criteria for a hate crime? >> well you know, the statute doesn't require someone looking out to hurt someone until someone based on a religion but rather religion. here we have some evidence of motive that relates to his anti-religious stance. yes,

let's gi g to cnn's jason carroll in boston where the festivities are going to get under way.'ve gotten there early to secure yourself a prime spot. >> a prime spot and they're not going to probably be a lot of spots left when the parade gets under way at 11:00. all the snow mounds along the parade route here and the mayor has made it clear, he does not want the people coming out on the parade to stand on the mounds it's going to be a safety issue. along on the parade route here on boylston street if you look where we are there's not a lot of space here. it might be an issue in some spots of the parade route. on the other side you can see there is about six feet between the barrier and the sides. there ra lot of folks who wanted the parade to be postponed until this weekend. the problem with that is the mayor was worried since the players are on vacation he was worried perhaps there wouldn't be any players around to celebrate. that's why they postponed the parade until today. hundreds of thousands of people expected to come out here line the parade route as you said. the city