good night, mark reed. >> mark reed, occupy wall streeter who organized this, and who must have a reallyn and explaining this how you did this, this made a big impact on a lot of people. appreciate it. >> okay. thank you. >>> all right. >> how do we know "occupy wall street" is working? in part, because big money interests are plotting overtime to try to take it down. there's a big scoop that's going to break about this tomorrow morning on msnbc. i have a little of the detail for you coming up. 'cause this season, the timing couldn't be better. right now, we can get those black friday prices without fighting through all those black friday crowds, which means we can do more this year without waiting around for the season to start. ♪ more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. why wait for black friday? this refrigerator is already just 1,198 bucks. helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. why does my mout

joining us now is mark reed, who organized the projections on the verizon building last night. mr.hen you look at that footage of it, obviously you saw it live when it was happening. when you see it as sort of, i guess a document of what happened in new york, how does it feel? >> it's a little surreal. it was -- i knew it would be a really powerful projection, and i hoped that it would have that effect on the crowd. and we were able to hear the crowd, actually, from the window where we were projecting. i didn't expect that at all. we could hear them chanting along to what we were projecting in this kind of interactive dance we were doing. it was really beautiful. >> how long ago did you have this idea? how much planning time did this ta take? >> about three weeks. >> okay. >> it wasn't technically my ideas. we were having an action coordination meeting to discuss the 17th which had been called as a day of action for labor, 17 bridges in 17 cities, to call attention to the crumbling infrastructure and the people that are out of work. like we have these people out of work, we have a

[applause] today marked the ribbon cutting of the walter reed national medical center, the largest and most capable military hospital in the world. we combined cultures and technical capabilities to make it a leader in the health-care industry in the world. >> among the areas of the hospital, the tranquillity hall barracks. they look like 123 condominiums. >> if our military can be judged by how well we fight our nation's wars, then our national character can be judged by how well we treat those who fight for us. >> additional progress will concluded 23rd team, including stem cells setters and reproductive services -- will conclude in 2313 2013, including stem cell centers and productive services. >>> the air force confirms that body parts that were supposed to be returned to families were dumped at a landfill in king george county. this reportedly occurred after the remains arrived for processing at dover air force base in delaware they have disciplined three mortuary supervisors, but nobody has been fired . >> while their performance did not meet standards, this was not a deliberate

marks will come back. john quoted saying they will come back. they are coming back. >> senator reedt talk to us neither with any of these big spenders. maybe they are embarrassed by their spending. i doubt it. stupid spending still happens every day. i live in one of the richest neighborhoods in the world sting, jerry seinfield alex rodriguez and alex baldwin lots of rich people live around here. the last thing we should get is free stuff from taxpayers. but look at this. a few blocks from my apartment they are giving away bike helmets absolutely free. they got a federal grant to help do this. >> it is a tremendous success. >> it is dumb to do this but if you offer to give free stuff they will take it. the line went around the block. >> can you afford your own helmet? >> if it is being given why knot take advantage. >> why not if there is money flying around i will grab all i can. money has to come from somebody. comes from the entrepreneur who creates it. >> not very nice to them. >> people can get another helmet if they want to. >> give me a break. the bureaucrats told us they hav

a host of failures such as richard reed shoe bomber, the diaper bomber, cargo breaches. he says tsa has missed the mark time and time again. here's captain mark weiss, retired airline now with the spectrum group that deals with airline security talking about what tsa needs to do. >> they still need to do a lot of work in cargo security. they need to do work in behavioral training. they need to use canines more effectively both in cargo screening and in passenger screening. >> reporter: well, that's captain weiss talking with us. i've talked to him before. he's a big proponent of behavioral screening. he says we've done some progress but not enough. he says we're just not at the level of some places overseas. he's given examples such as israel, yes, a much smaller country but over there, they're whole focus is behavioral screening. we have it a little flip- flopped. he would love to see that changed. >> surae chinn reporting live from national airport. >> in an effort to avoid the dreaded baggage fee, people are packing about 90 million more carry-ons than two years ago. but seven out of ten passengers

reed shoe bomber then we had to take off our shoes. the diaper bomber, cargo breaches. tsa has missed the mark time and time again.e talked with captain mark weiss, retired american airlines pilot. also, he works for a security firm, talking about airline security. listen in. >> they still need to do a lot of work in cargo security. they need to do work in behavioral training. they need to use canines more effectively both in cargo screening and in passenger screening. >>> captain weiss also talked about behavioral screening. i've talked with him before. he says he's a big proponent of that. we should be doing that, using the tsa not as a police force but using them as intelligence with behavioral screening to adopt that method. back to you. >> surae chinn reporting live at national airport this morning. thank you, surae. >>> airport screeners are dealing with a crush of carry- on bags. the reason is everyone trying to avoid the money to check a bag. there are 90 million more carry- on bags than two years ago. mark strassmann of cbs news asked the head of the tsa what that means for security. >> it takes more time

reed national military medical center in bethesda. it will be hosted by secretary of defense leon panetta. >>> a ceremony will mark the reopening of the world war i veterans on the national mall. the renovation range in about 2.3 million dollars and the ceremony will be today at 11. >>> elijah cummings will attend a unveiling today that ace knowledge civil pioneers from the university and shows the beginning of a sit-in movement that took place there. >> and this is the newest weapon from the state highway administration in the war on snow. it is called the tow plow an extra plow attach to the snowplow allowing a truck to plow two lanes. it can plow and spit salt at the same time of the justin. >>> lost people are saying how dangerous it is this morning having trouble seeing intersection and traffic signals and overhead street signs. this is the situation more widespread than all week long. allow extra time and understand even if you can't see the other cars, they may have as muchtrouble see yowing. cecil through harford -- seeing you. cecil through harford and down through catonsville inside the city. out 70 for ellicott city i've se

reed in bethesda. the defense department is spending more than $180 million to improve traffic flow and the roads were for the huge increase in traffic there. traffic around the new mark alexandria is expected to get worse butt new facility that popped up due to the military's base realignment and closure process is now causing parking problems. sarah simmons has the story. row not even half of the 6400 employees anticipated to move into the mark center are here yet. when you watch the traffic pattern -- >> it is noticeable. it will only get worse. >> reporter: traffic is picking up and along with that, another problem. >> they park their cars and then go up and catch the bus to go to work. >> reporter: that has been a problem for these residents for some time. they all live near the new mark center facility and expect that to make parking even worse. neighbors who live close to the new building out for for these parking restrictions. if your car doesn't have a city of alexandria registration, you can't park here between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. during the week. >> we anticipated a real flood of brac employees parking in our neighborhood. >> reporter: dave dexter is a

. >> this is a tree that has the bear markings and, i really am concerned because it is so close to our home. >> at this point i do feel the bears need to be reedrom this area because it is becoming an everyday occurrence. martha: an everyday occurrence to see a black bear running around your neighborhood. not just florida. around the country, roaming black bears are many becoming a big problem. who better to ask about this our roaming black bear expert, jonathan serrie joins us live with more on this. good morning, jonathan. >> reporter: good morning, martha. it is something we'll have to get used to. did you know that licensed bear hunting is actually up. hunters looking for bears for meat, pelts and trophies but what has gone way down is the unlicensed killing of bears. attitudes are changing. many people getting more comfortable living around the bears and apparently the feeling's mutual. watch. >> they take photos. >> reporter: when john mccormick installed the outdoor camera to observe wildlife in his suburban atlanta yard, this is what he found. >> sort of shocked me a bit. >> reporter: suburban bear sightings are up. licensed bear hunti