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>> time to go home. >> telling people it's time to go home. he did this last night both face-to-face and on a bull horn when he could to try to get people to clear out and get home and to avoid being arrested just for violating the curfew or for any sort of confrontation. keeping an eye on that as baltimore bear downs on this curfew, congressman cummings has been right in the middle of this for the last couple nights. also keeping an eye on new york city where there have been a number of arrests as the protest has move through the city. starting in union kwar today, in times square more recent...

Also keeping an eye on new york city where there have been a number of arrests as the protest has move through the city. starting in union kwar today, in times square more recently tonight. msnbc reporter amanda sakuma has been with protesters tonight watching their confrontations with police and what else they've been doing to get their message across. amanda, what's going on in times square now? how has it been tonight? >> reporter: good evening, rachel. here in new york city's iconic times square where we just saw two protest groups come together. they were in separate factions, had been sp...

Just saw two protest groups come together. they were in separate factions they had been split up after a peaceful protest that began in union square. they've tried to march when police blocked the roadways and many had to disperse and gone in different directions. with me i have protesters brian caster who has been out marching with the folks here. tell me brian, why are you out here and what is your message? >> well we are here in solidarity, but all people across america who are getting beaten down by the police by the state. we understand and, you know that it's really a big price going on ...

Of media but also a lot of folks out on the street tonight still in baltimore as we get close to the curfew. that's -- >> no violence, no violence. >> -- congressman elijah cummings. >> time to go home. >> telling people it's time to go home. he did this last night both face-to-face and on a bull horn when he could to try to get people to clear out and get home and to avoid being arrested just for violating the curfew or for any sort of confrontation. keeping an eye on that as baltimore bear downs on this curfew, congressman cummings has been right in the middle of this for the last couple nig...

Movement has called for the mayor to step down the mayor says he's not going anywhere because there are plenty of residents here who want to see him stay. the leadership shakeup in ferguson is vast. protest groups want to even more heads roll. >> the mayor needs to resign as well. the leaders in this community knew what was going on. he knew what was going on under his watch. >> reporter: and what does the mayor have to say about that? we asked him. why should they trust you since you were here during all of the madness that has unfolded in the city in. >> sure. i can tell you there's ways to ...