BLITZER: We have more breaking news we're following. Huge demonstrations in Puerto Rico with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets demanding the governor's immediate resignation. Our senior international correspondent Nick Paton Walsh is joining us live from San Juan. So, Nick, what are you seeing now?</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, we in the last hour or so, police gave more of a technical warning for the crowd to move back away from the barricades. Now, that's the first time we have heard them speak towards them in that way so far. And I've got to tell you, Wolf, since we last spoke, the crowds here have swollen massively in size as well as noise, frankly. They started out today down on the major expressway. Now hundreds of thousands, they are nowhere near in the numbers here after the rain has diminished, but the streets are frankly lined here, and briefly entertained by</s>BLITZER: So, the fact that he says he's not going to seek reelection, that hasn't changed anything, has it?</s>WALSH: Absolutely not. Everyone knew he was likely to lose that vote in the first place. Him saying he's not standing here again. And again, just made them realize he's out of touch with their need for him to go now -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: We'll stay in close touch with you, Nick. Thank you very much. Nick Paton Walsh in San Juan. Stay with us. There is much more news right after this.
Hundreds of Thousands Protest Puerto Rico Governor.