Since then there has been a settlement offer, which the class has denied.

We had lots and lots of video of us chanting, 'let us disperse,' that will probably be crucial in the case.

They had us walk right in front of the fence so they could fence off the other side and we would be trapped. They wanted us to go a different way, we were just abiding by what they asked us to do.

The first day we were there, there were just a lot of cops everywhere. We noticed them on every single corner, two or three police officers and several National Guard, secret service — it was just really flooded with police and security.

I want out of that class.

Elm Street was the dividing line between the two worlds. On either side of this line there were families who had trouble making both ends meet, but those who lived below the intersection didn't bother to conceal it.