i think susan sarandon spreads her activism a little thin. brad pitt was mad because they dent trike him. he has them. he does stuff. she comes out. you want me to play bongos until wall street turns itself in? i thought i was supposed to reinstate the government so chaz bono could be pared? >> what do you want from me? you ask too many things. >> pab, good point. what gets other people to join in, albeit their twilight years. >> 64 is not old. >> it is the new 60. >> she livens it up. i hear she got everybody there and had them take a jump to the left and a step to the right. >> she was so amazing in "rocky horror." i had the hugest crush on her. it was the whole movie. scpie gio and they were good. there are two. >> began nick differences between susan sarandon. >> that's a tough one. >> google image. >> that was in 1975 and she was beautiful. >> you are missing michael moore stopped by. i don't know if you heard his quote, but they are pissed because they had to take out all of the furniture. >>> coming up, is being adorable a full time jo

the protest and the mood is actually really great people are very excited when i was down there susan sarandon stopped by last night is you know well you may know i'm michael moore was was in the park and there's a real sense that they're actually getting better at what they're doing they're they're getting more organized they're getting their message out and. the way they seem very determined to be there for the long haul what do you think of their getting their message out you know this is a moment that we've been covering here on our show since the first day that it started i know that you've been talking about of the mainstream media not so much but of course after we saw violence we saw police the typical you know if i believe that leads scenario then and now sadly the mainstream media is all over the story but i still feel like a lot of the coverage is based on the protesters their interaction with their clashes with the cops less so than the message yeah i mean you know in many ways this is sort of something that's very difficult for the corporate media to cover because they don't have

as is attention from some well known names-- actress, susan sarandon, filmaker, michael moore and former new york governor, david patterson. >> i interviewed one of the organizers on my radio show yesterday and hearing about it i was curious, wanted to come see for myself. >> reporter: occupy wall street is still working on crafting its demands. in the meantiime, protests will go on indefinitely. jeanne yurman, "nightly business re >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week. our friday market monitor guest is mark leibovit chief market strategist at vrtrader.com. on the economic calendar, auto and chain store sales and the all important jobs report for september. monday, we head to a japan for an update on that nation's rebuilding efforts. six months after its devastating earthquake and nuclear crisis. >> susie: full tilt poker is going all in. it's made a deal to sell the gambling site to a french millionaire known for turning around troubled businesses. bernard tapie has agreed to buy the company, despite its legal problems in the u.s. a federal prosecutor in new york has alleged

terms of the movement itself it does seem to be growing and certainly we've seen celebrities susan sarandon was down there roseanne barr you know what do you think about what it's going to take for people to start paying attention i mean what how does this movement you know how do the streets of new york city turn into greece turn into tahrir square. i mean unfortunately it's going to take a lot more. it's just so odd to me because i feel like our movement finally started to pick up momentum once you know there there was a video of. police brutality and unauthorized violence and it is true in our country i mean we're more celebrity focused so any sort of attention that that brings a little help but i feel like what's really. going to get people involved in this movement is unfortunately as our economic situation to clients and they really start to feel it. well we really do hope you keep us posted on what's going on on the ground there and appreciate you coming into our studios to talk to us about your experience so see elliott wall street protester from greenpoint brooklyn in our new york

you saw susan sarandon. russell simmons joined today saying he wants to pay more taxes.ow long are you going to be out here and they told me, we're going to be out here as long as it takes to see change in this country. >> i told them, you're going to be here a while. >> while i have you, let's talk numbers. the dow took a big swing looking over here. 179. it was up quite a bit earlier. was it not? >> it was. we saw it up in the triple digits. now, we ended lower. the dow down 179 points at the close. we saw optimism that europe is getting its act together, getting its debt issues under control, but that optimism kind of turned into impatience as the session wore on. investors want to see european leaders really get going on this and make these changes and make this happen. one analyst says it's time to just rip the band-aid off already and that is what investors are waiting to see at this point. >> thank you very much. now this. >> 5 million is just a ridiculous amount, right? >> in my opinion, yeah. >> it is. in fact, you didn't know what you needed to pay a doctor eit