They are restless. Many of them drove 10 hours to get to Belgrade, some even walked. They didn't come to hear any more speeches from politicians. But a contingent of about a hundred sturdy men from Cacak, a town in central Serbia, decide to wait no more. They break past the police line and storm the Parliament.
Police launch dozens of tear gas canisters, and batons swing wildly into the mob.
But the crowd quickly overwhelms the police. Within moments the forces are fleeing and the Parliament is burning. Seventy-two hours later, Kostunica is sworn in as the new president of Yugoslavia. The revolt in the streets turns into a boisterous celebration. Young people, old people, all of us are here to celebrate the defense of our elections and our lives.