that diversity at foley square this evening was amazing. it would have warmed your heart. >> john, what's going on at zuccotti park at this hour? >> there's not much going on at zuccotti park at this hour, ed. and i think that's very symbolic. zuccotti park was where this movement started. but really it has spread throughout this whole part of manhattan and really throughout the whole country. as we speak, ed, there are still tens of thousands of people up at foley square, many of them waiting hours just to cross brooklyn bridge in a symbolic protest, saying this bridge where initially weeks ago so many people were arrested, today we will walk peacefully across it. they are chanting "occupy wall street all day, all week," and they are making the bridge a symbol of that for a number of reasons. mary kay henry told me that it was very, very important that this protest go out of the parks and to the bridges, to the streets, show where we need infrastructure investment in america. and i got a call when i was with mary kay henry today from a fri

mary snow is at foley square. first to mary. what's happening right now, mary?ng into this foley square, to this park and this is the biggest protest expected of day. before the protesters head over to the brooklyn bridge, they are coming here for a rally and we're seeing protest rs from the occupy wall street movement being met here by union members who plan to join them in that protest. they are just getting here. now, they have been marching from uptown. they're going to have a rally. you can hear the music behind me and then they're going to head down to the brooklyn bridge. wolf, these protesters do have a permit to be here tonight for this rally, but they don't have a permit to do is to block traffic on the brooklyn bridge and that is what some of the protest rsers are expecting to do. probably the most intense moment of this day of protests, wolf. >> i want to go to the brooklyn bridge. amber, what's happening there? >> we're so close to mary we can hear some of the music and those protesters are expegted to come here over here. a little nervousness to fr

i was part of that initial march they lined up around foley square were deploying more and more and more cop cars and really just focusing on intimidating as much as possible. sara why is bloomberg making such an effort to prevent there being any media coverage of the actual take down oh well i mean it's the same reason they do it at one o'clock in the morning i mean the judge did rule basically in favor of them today so it was proved that they could win their fight if they wanted to do it in the. borders. limburg and killed through the fact that they do in the middle of the night is because they know that public outcry is going to be huge it already is on november seventeenth two days from now there are their plans for all sorts of actions and now they affectively guarantee that crowds going to go well the fact that was my my next question curious what you're hearing from from the crowd my guess was that just like they want to take him down you know the next day suddenly there were a lot more people there can we expect that the occupy wall street occupy this new york stock exchange

this is when they move it had to foley scar foley square and i was on a late night walk. >> in foley ess for the job you want, not the job you have. i truly happened upon a pivotal moment in the protest, and i was watching a helicopter that had been circling above. i was walking with a friend, and sure nuch peopenough people wer. this isn't the part they were knocking the tents over. i was wondering why are all these people gathering, and iç turned to my left and there was a line of cops in formation with the batons. i said it's kathy griffin from

then they will take it to foley square for the community groups. >> reporter: that will be for the big march at 5:00 across the brooklyn bridge. >> it will be a really big march. >> reporter: on the pedestrian walkway, you can march. you cannot block traffic. are you going to abide by that? >> most people will head to the pedestrian walkway. some people may decide to engage in nonviolent civil disobedience. if writing letters to our congress people were sufficient, if voting were sufficientering with would be doing that. but it is not getting the job done. we have to shake it up. we have to get our voice across. some people may choose to take the roadway but certainly we are totally against any form of actual violence. >> reporter: thank you for your time today. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. mary snow for us in new york. thank you. >>> the man accused of shooting at the white house is now charged with attempting to assassinate the president or a member of his stat. live at the white house for us, tell me about the hearing. >> reporter: it was a brief hearing. i will only las

they are organizing in foley square out of the park. they will have an emergency genalassembly.fast, anyone who wants to help them out. >>> take a look at this damage, semi crashed in to the back of a school bus in indiana. the driver received a ticket for failure to yield. several students and the bus driver were taken to nearby hospitals to be checked out. >>> a frightened deer stood frozen in the middle of a michigan road. it was in a state of shock following an accident. in order to save the animal, the police officer placed the doe on the side of the road. the dash cam picked up the ordeal on video. the deer relaxed and sprinted in to the woods. >>> you may see a lot more of chelsey clinton, he is a special correspondent for rock center with brian william expws the nbc nightly news, reporting on stories relating to the making a difference franchise, people volunteering time helping others living within the community. could brad pitt be preparing to winds down his career? he is interested in doing work behind the camera include progress deucing. listen to what -- including p

they are moved to foley square forage emergency general assembly starting at 7:00.are following this on twitter bringing you updates as quickly as possible. this is what we are hearing from on the ground from the occupy movement. >>> police are investigating an attempted abduction in severna park. sherrie johnson joins us live with the story. >> reporter: i've been on the phone this morning had a chance to talk to officers with the arundel county police department as well as the arundel county school public spokesperson. i had a chance to talk to him. officers are telling me this morning they are searching for a suspect in this case. this all comes after a girl reported an attempted abduction that happened yesterday. she says it was 9:30, she was walk along white oak drive across the street from the high school. a man driving a pickup truck grabbed, reached through the window and grabbed her arm. she was able to break free. she reported the incident to a resource officer, right now, there is no composite sketch but she told police the man was driving a dark green ol

the unions are meeting us at foley square. >> reporter: and the message there? because of the arrests that were happened at the brooklyn bridge. 700 people were arrested at the brooklyn bridge. >> reporter: do you want to shut it down? >> shut it down is a big word. i think we want to remind the rest of the world and each other that this is our city, this is our country, and we have the right to march wherever we want to march. this is a peaceful movement, and we want everyone to be encouraged to be a part of this. >> reporter: jo robin, thank you for your time. and suzanne, being here the past couple of weeks and talking to different protesters who have been down here, their stories are very similar to jo robins. they have been down here for several weeks, you know, camping out here. and the big question mark is, what happens next? this march had been -- this day of protest had been planned because this is the two-month anniversary. where they go next, still trying to figure that out. suzanne? >> mary, if you could ask her a quick follow-up question. does she w

now some 5,000 protesters, union members are gathered in foley square. that's near city hall and federal buildings. before that, much smaller crowds and the police in complete control even when tempers flared. there were confrontations that resulted in scores of injuries and scores of arrests in lower manhattan. the police from daybreak on keeping protesters on the sidewalks, out of the streets and away from announced or expected targets like the new york stock exchange. [ chanting ] >> reporter: protest spokesmen said at least they would disrupt or delay the opening bell. >> we're frustrated. we're angry and they can't go about business as usual. [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: but the bell did ring on time and as usual. in the streets outside it was clear even some supporters were losing patience with the drawn out occupy phenomenon and its impact on the neighborhood. >> i was supposed to be at work at 8:30. it's taken me over an hour. >> reporter: others aimed signs at the protesters or shouted. >> go out and get a job. >> reporter: overnight, occupy mo

taking over of the subway systems across all five boroughs and finally they'll be taking back foley squarehis has been planned and executed by the occupy wall street protestors but closer to home, let's join linda so with the occupy baltimore movement with what they have planned for today. >> reporter: charlie, things are pretty peaceful but later this afternoon at 4:30 they plan to rally on the howard street bridge. they picked this bridge because they say it's structurally unsound. they want to bring attention to it and make sure the city does something about it as far as repairs go. but again back out here live at occupy camp, things are pretty peaceful. we've seen a couple of officers walk through. they do that every morning just to make sure nothing unsafe is going on here but again no movement as far as some of the other cities you've seen earlier this week where police have moved in to try to clear out these camps. nothing like that happening here. again these protesters plan to rally at the howard street bridge at 4:30 this afternoon to mark the two-month anniversary. we're live in

definitely over one hundred and they're very likely to grow as the marches continue in places like foley square and different parts and most importantly across the brooklyn bridge well this really is a big day for the occupy wall street movement it commemorates their their two month anniversary since it sparked. i mean so far they have used ambitious goals as is it hasn't been seen as a success for the movement ramon. well definitely from the people that we talked to did today they are definitely courage you know many of the people that we talked to may not be the most hurt by the financial crisis but they see themselves being affected by a very soon with austerity coming in yet they see that congress doesn't seem to care so much about their feelings so we see all these people who would not have protested in the past all of a sudden coming now showing that they they are they do have something in common with other people so many of the people that we talk to they say yes this is a success this shows that people who are otherwise apathetic or apolitical are all of a sudden taking a stand they see

it need be now thousands of activists have marched about nine blocks north to our place called foley square and that is where unions are reportedly good will be showing up within the next hour to join protesters so if anything this have this is maybe a rally even more support for the for the for the movement but at the same time it has been a huge blow and speaking generally about the movement two months on and spread across america and much of the world but how much of an impact has a really made towards achieving its aims well you know i think that it. credit credit has to be given to the occupy movement with that but as you mentioned it is spread to all fifty states in the u.s. it is being considered the most a namak democratic movement since the one nine hundred sixty s. in that sense that it's gaining news coverage it's gaining support but in terms of fundamentally creating change it hasn't gotten that forward yet it has gotten far enough where during the u.s. presidential debates are the candidates are being asked questions about occupy wall street u.s. president barack obama has been

to foley square which is about nine blocks. causing part and this is arguably the biggest crowd that had gathered today because it's not just the occupy activists that have been marching in the street all day now students have joined them join them a few hours ago and labor unions are joining them as well this crowd from the pictures we've been seeing from the people we've been speaking with is literally occupying the streets shutting down the streets police were getting on their megaphones warning the protesters and activists that if they do not get out of the roadways they will be subject to a raft. students even on top of cars holding signs saying that students and workers are joining the occupy movement ramon was just talking about the students that were rising awful with occupy l.a. that were joining the movement there and god can do. what is happening here in new york after major that the crowd is reaching numbers as high as five thousand points what's being reported so far by city officials is that at least one hundred s

marchers joined us from foley square and and at that point the n.y.p.d. rushed us and we had to disperse and the like so you know when you see this kind of crackdown i mean what do you think and do you see this as an attempt to silence a movement once and for all. so once and for all i mean i think if they know that it's going to take a little bit more to snuff out this movement i mean i think you know like the czech spring i mean if you roll the tanks out in the street certainly you could crush a movement like occupy however i think that they're really actually trying to spin this in a way where they actually can use not only their sort of militarized civic civil force against peaceable assembly of people i think they're also trying to sort of spin it in the press i mean they blocked media from zuccotti from feeling what was going on it's a copy last night they have for rip reportedly cleared the air space so that you couldn't fly a helicopter over it unless you were an it was an n.y.p.d. helicopter so i mean what that is really is actually an attempt to

parson true church as well as foley square so actions are still being taken and more actions are being taken to the streets which is positive for the movement. the super committee was arguably the result of the tea party demanding spending cuts and. you know how does how does how does occupy wall street get congress i mean it seems in this town that the way the congress to do something is you walk into a congressman's office and say i got one hundred thousand bucks for a campaign contribution i don't think anybody from occupy wall street is doing that or has the means to do that or. what's the you know what's the plan here how do we get their attention and the plan most likely is to move on from the tents and from the occupy ideal and to move into a more of an ideal that everyone is part of the occupy movement because a lot of people don't understand what we're about they say one of these guys is doing intense and local small communities have to understand that they have the power to make changes in their community and by making changes in the community to be able to make changes in yo

thousand patriots took part in the demonstrations from the march to wall street to the occupation of foley square to the march across the brooklyn bridge so now how does the movement build off yesterday successes moving forward well into the question in just a moment but first today the guardian newspaper released this video from oakland shot back on november second the day of the occupy oakland general strike showing a demonstrator peacefully protesting by standing in front of a line of riot police look at what happens next. robert. notice the guns that maimed just like scott olsen who was nearly killed by oakland police last month is an iraq war veteran and he suffered a ruptured spleen as a result of the beat down unfortunately there were similar assaults during yesterday's demonstrations to join me now as one of the three hundred plus people who were arrested in new york city's they have action thursday ok meyerson is a demonstrator with the occupy wall street movement and a contributor to truthout a welcome. describe what happened to you yesterday. jay i think we have a we have a problem the

during the addiction and we had gathered at foley square one of the things that people were talking about a lot of enthusiasm was let's take this and make thursday huge and that's what's going to happen it was already going to be huge their unions coming out in support there's a student walk out and there's events planned for the whole day and they're getting really creative but they're letting people share their stories and it's going to be a very symbolic aso because they're going to be all over the city occupy all different neighborhoods so it's going to huge and it's going to be everywhere and we will be watching so from out action to action you wrote about yesterday in cleveland occupy cleveland helped a woman who was facing foreclosure save her home is that right yeah it's fascinating this woman actually she had three kids and her husband had left her and he was really about a nickel supports that she was going to be a big kid so what she did is he or she reached out to occupy cleveland she actually used twitter to contact them and before you know it they popped up on her on her fro

website originally slated sixteen subway lines to be occupied and a five pm they were to gather in foley square so it's been a day of full of marches and actions and clashes with police and here are just a few of the violent arrests from throughout the day. now there's also been many more reports today of journalists being roughed up so here to give us more details on what's been happening on the ground throughout the day is arching producer lucy calf enough lucy i know that it's been quite a day but if you can bear with me here and let's try to break it down from some of the steps and first let's talk about what happened this morning when they tried to disrupt the new york stock exchange. and their criteria it was. a lot of free. i would actually get some of its training at night or whatever their plan was if you. could be on. me fifty to that. very. well you are a lot if you. will be opposite are directing people left and right. certainly i think the situation i should mention sorry if i'm wondering a little bit about trying to get her organizers they got arrested just a few seconds ago in fr

authorities say the demonstrators blocked the roadways near the white house building at foley squareeven after orders to clear out. protesters not arrested rushed back to their home base at zuccotti park. >>> the occupy movement is growing overseas. hundreds of demonstrators marched through the streets of sydney, australia, demanding economic change. police were out in full force for the event. the protest was mostly peaceful. only two people were arrested for report thely becoming hostile with officers. >>> occupy has gained momentum beyond wall street and big cities and john sasaki reports live from concord. >> reporter: mr. moneybags character strung crime scene tape along the wells fargo bank in concord this afternoon. >> werls fargo specifically is closing down on my family. i have a foreclosure. >> reporter: it was national move your money day and the protest has spread heartily to the suburbs. >> we're tired of the banks getting bailed out and the people getting sold out. >> reporter: walnut creek had a demonstration that was much more subdued. >> we want it grassroots with re

take their message to the trains were a lot of people by the way ride they plan to end the day in foley square and then marching back to the brooklyn bridge all to celebrate two months protesting what they call a very corrupt system now we've seen these past two months bring people together from all walks of life and among the thousands that have come together to speak out against corporate greed and corruption a former derivatives trader lad who once worked on wall street now he occupies it take a look at his video he captured during that raid in zuccotti park late monday night early tuesday. that is a little shaky it's hard to see that he was going on but certainly very chaotic there and looks like there may be some tear gas and barbs and the man who took our video joins us now to talk more about it. i guess start out by telling us what was happening in that video that we just saw are the first i want to competition i did not catch you i remember there are are almost immediately i must say if you could look at the right but this was captured by one of the people who was in there. in the kitc

right now, give you a live look at foley square where thousands of demonstrators flooded lower manhattanre holding signs and flags and chanting, they are trying to make the voices heard here, talking about the disparity in income and the need to tighten things up on wall street. earlier today, down on wall street, many of the arrests took place, it was chaotic. well over 1,000 demonstrators. well over 1,000 police officers, many of them in riot gear. they had set up metal barricades along a lot of streets surrounding wall and broad, not allowing demonstrators to get close to the stockton. thestock -- new york stock exchange. they did get locked arm in arm and wouldn't move and sat down on the street. police moved in to arrest them. other confrontations as well. some police officers were injured. one was cut on the hand by some glass and required they tell us 20 stitches. several officers apparently had liquid thrown in their face. a demonstrator who threw the liquid allegedly among those arrested today. tonight, the plan for the demonstrators is at some point to cross the brooklyn bridge

they gathered after they were disrupted this morning at foley square which is not that far away and they are now marching to a meeting point where they are going to gather and presumably figure out where to go from here. now, you remember about a month ago this whole herb shoe about cleaning the park was tz subject of a show down. ultimately the protesters won that because they stood their ground. the owners of the park said they with respect going to enforce that cleaning. the protesters took to cleaning themselves with brooms and buck wes of soap and water and scrubbing things and they were allowed to stay. last night the city went ahead and enforced that cleaning they said they were going to do awhile back. that was the way they were able to get the protesters out of here. mayor bloomberg said people have a right to protest but he wants to make sure they have not set up a camp as they have done in the last two months. it is very upsetting to the residents here. chris. >> thank you for staying on top of late breaking and fast moving story. thank you. >> thanks. >>> control of the senat

a protest is here in feely square -- foley square and from here, they may go across the brooklyn bridge. they talked about doing that this evening, and they are offering nears even in the subways and -- offering flyers even in the subways and say they're trying to inform people of the economics and equality going on. that is by and large what they're trying to do and there is always a couple of people that want to get their voice on television louder than the rest. >> clearly, yet all happens in these situations. thank you very much for bringing us up to date in new york. >> yeah. >>> thousands of protestors converging on downtown los angeles. this is the video from this more. they were rallying in front of the bank of america plaza on hope street and marched to a nearby intersection where they tide up traffic during the morning rush. >> a rude awakening for occupy protestors who set up camp on the university of california at berkley this week. the police in riot gear raided the encampment, ordered them to leave and they took down 20 tents and arrested two people. the camp popped up vio

after taking temporary refuge last night in nearby foley square, in the immediate aftermath of the police raid, at daybreak, people came back to zuccotti park and said no matter what happened, whatever specific box they were boxed out of for the time being, they were not going away, they were not leaving. >> on a practical level, what happens now? what's day one, what's day two? >> i'm going to stay here and i'm going to put my tent right back up. we show them that we are not just words on internet screen. we are people. and we are willing to put ourselves in pain and misery to put our point across. >> how important is the occupation to occupy wall street? >> i think it's very important. this is the location, this is the scene of the crime. and we need a critical mass of people. when people get together and they talk face to face and have a library and people are coming down to talk and organize and -- it's what's needed. you can't do everything on the internet. >> those interviews were both shot by our producer laura conaway down there this morning talking to the protesters and also talk

organizers in new york city say they plan to shut down wall street, up on the subways and take foley squarece raided lower manhattan park. rallies are also scheduled in spain, germany and belgium. new information about the man suspected of firing shots near the white house. investigators reveal 21-year-old oscar ramiro ortega ornandez thought he was on a personal mission from god. the gunshots were reported on friday. president obamma was not home and the secret service discovered two bullets did hit the white house. but it is not clear did they were the bullets fired on friday. i'm ainsley earhardt, now back to "on the record" with gret a. for the latest headlines, check out our web site, foxnews.com. 5 year period. >> you may still think of him as opie or ritchie, but ron howard continues to dominate hollywood with two dig studio films in movie theaters right now. he has a new project. he may have a smaller budget but it has big meaning for ron personally. he tells us all about it. >> this new movie "when you find me" what is so intriguing about it, not just the story or plot line, it's h