Parade crowd moves along Fifth Avenue causing closure 

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Yeah, my post at 5.5 is advising that the parade is broken off and is going down 5 to 5.5. To fifth. I'm headed over there now. Supervisor (name withheld) in the air. Go ahead, though. It's in a smart car that's 3.8 am out of the server. Can someone reiterate? Are we losing fifth? I'm going to fifth in 55 right now from 5. I'll be there in 1. Yeah, we need to know right away, because if we are, we got to open up 5th Avenue. If we open it, we won't lose it. Okay, bye-bye. There's a large crowd coming down 5-5, and there's a state area now between 5-5 and 5-4 on 5. There's a call man on here? On there, hello. Yeah, stop picking up those calls, please. That's correct. 8 at the 5th Avenue, correct? Guys, stand by a second, please. Cone van pick up the cones off their family, please. Cone van Red. Let me know when you're done and we'll open it up. We're going to go to Madison to Westbound. Negative, negative. Do not. No one open up anything. Please. Until I give the word. Children's children of Lieutenant (name withheld). On the end. Right now they're staying in the bus lane. There's about 100 people. All right, I'm going to try to open this thing as quick as possible. I gotta just pick up the cones first. All right, time four. Captain (name withheld) on the end? More than? Boss, we're gonna try to open up Fifth Avenue before we lose it to the parade goers. Yeah, that makes sense. Starting from 0 5-7 and going south or you know it is? Wherever the cone band is closest to, we have to start. We have three, four, and five. We're coming up north. Perfect, thank you. Thank you, Mr. More than everybody, thank you. That's 934 on 5th and 45.

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