half mile at the end of the funeral cortege where you can see the police cars, and the solid before obluehere in front of the funeral home, it is gone for 20 minutes, and still at attention. they are waiting for the final orders for the go to rest and they can allow the brother to have his final, his final ride and his final rest outside of the funeral home is a painting of officer liu. we learned several things about him during this ceremony. this series of speeches really. the mayor touching lovingly about how he loved the fish and when he caught a fish he would share it lovingly with the family, and he spent an inordinate amount of time with the individuals who were distressed. there was an elderly man who had fallen down and couldn't get hup up and he could not speak chinese and they spent hours trying to get him up but turned out to be a elder lyly man who wanted a a friend nearby, and officer liu, was that guy. and so more importantly, we learned from his cousin that we call him wenjian liu, and they call him joe. this is a family that had become americans. it is a story that has be

and we have a sea of oblue and police men from all over the country to attend the funeral, and sara can you tell us what you are seeing? >> yes, dana this is the procession route, and i have stepped away from the route to be respectful not to disrupt the officers who are lined up to watch the ceremony, but they have lined up here and listened to every single speaker, and tens of thousands is of officers are here to pay their respects. it is not the brightest or the warmest or the driest of days here in brooklyn but they did not come out in any less numbers as they did last week for officer ramos' funeral. you heard are from wenjian liu's father who spoke in mandarin and he said that he was so proud of his son to be a member of the nypd and to help the immigrant community when he was not working. and we heard a couple of notable things prfrom the fbi director james comey and new york mayor bill de blasio and we wondered if there would be an honor of the commissioner to not turn their back on the mayor as he spoke, and we did see some officers turn around and not a majority and not even h