Mrs. Clinton did not speak at the event, smiling and waving and occasionally venturing to the police barricades to shake hands. By about 2 p.m., Mrs. Clinton was hustled into a waiting vehicle, waving once more before heading for a flight to Indiana. Al Sharpton, who quickly positioned himself beside Mrs. Clinton and took care not to relinquish his perch. Mrs. Clinton has marched in the parade before, participating as far back as 2000 during her run for the United States Senate. “Right here.”When Mrs. Clinton, moving west, reached Bleecker Street, a group rained confetti from a rooftop.

Source: New York Times June 27, 2016 00:32 UTC