homework - Parade for the Yankees

Click HERE to watch the video. Read the story. Answer the questions.

Story:

New York City - More than two million people are expected to flood the streets of Lower Manhattan Friday as the city celebrates the Yankees' World Championship win with a ticker-tape parade.

The parade starts  at 11 a.m. in Battery Park City and ends at City Hall.

The MTA recommends taking the 1, R, or W lines to Rector Street, or the E to the World Trade Center. You can also take the 2 or 3 train to Chambers or Wall Street and the J train to Broad Street.

After the parade, the team will receive keys to the city at City Hall.

This will be the Yankees' first parade since 2000 when they beat the Mets to win their third straight championship.

The sidewalks along the parade route along Broadway are open to members of the public.

About 500 lucky fans were given free tickets to see the Yankees get their keys through a giveaway earlier on Thursday.

For those without seats, there will be a large screen TV set up near City Hall Park.

Questions:

1) Where did this story take place?

2) When did this story take place?

3) How many people are going to the parade?

4) What trains can you take to get to the parade?

5) Where will the parade begin?

6) Where will the parade end?

7) How many fans got free tickets?

Info and video taken from NY1. Due Mon 11/9