'The Crossroads of the World' at Times Square were usually full of the famous yellow taxis, that drop off a person from point a to point b. But today was something different, at the crossroads, it was blocked off by protesters. Their shouts can be heard either known the taxi drivers were shouting at the protesters to move, but they were going to stay. Earlier, there were only a few hundred people at Times Square but now, there are about ten thousand people. They all surround the cars as they cheered on and shouting for the NSA to stop looking at personal information. There were some up on top the famous TKTS booth, where it sold Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, music, and dance events and West End theatre tickets. But, the windows were broken and booth was looted as employers left the booth, scared for their lives. While at the Times Square Police Station, protesters were surrounding the building as an officer called for backup. Some protesters were ontop of the building, talking apart the icon letters.

Meanwhile at another police station, Alexander was talking to another co-worker when he saw Sarah and decided to walk over to her. He grabbed two empty plastic cups and fill them with water and walked to her. "Hey Sarah, how is you day?" said Alexander as he gave the pastic cup to her and started to drink his cup.