Eli Manning was at Disney World yesterday, but he's now back in New York City with the rest of the New York Giants, celebrating their Super Bowl XLVI victory. 
 
 The parade started at Battery Place and Washington Street and will continue on up through the Canyon of Heroes before finishing at City Hall Plaza with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg presenting the Key to the City. 
 
 All the Giants are on hand, and countless people fill the streets. 
 
 We'll be watching all the coverage and bringing you all the latest pictures, quotes and videos as the parade continues. 
 
 Lead Image Credit: Mary Pilon ||||| And not just Super Bowl vets? That's what some returned soldiers are asking in light of the Giants parade today; others think it might send the wrong signal — that the U.S. thinks it's all over, over there. "If we had to wait to honor our servicemen and women until wars were over, that would take a long time,” Leslie Gelb of the Council on Foreign Relations told the Times.
– To the victors go the massive ticker-tape parades. Thousands roared as Giants quarterback Eli Manning hoisted the team's Super Bowl trophy during a parade today through New York City. (The Daily Intel blog wonders why the city can't do this for Iraqi war vets, too.) Today's parade set off from the southern tip of Manhattan and moved slowly north to City Hall as confetti wafted down from the high-rises. Mayor Bloomberg said the city should now be nicknamed the "Big Blue Apple." Click for more from the parade.