it was meaningful zuccotti using microphones. containeding space, allow protesters prevented by the police from using microphones. repeated phrases that speakers at the park uttered so that heardes could be farther away. a game of telephone. the same crowd would have looked puny in central park and there would have been no one to notice. on manyk had not been people's radar before. it was a shambolic, michael modestly used space. it turned out to be a meaningful site. it is on the edge of taksim, a very fluid, unpredictable, open place reflecting the area's historic identity at the heart of modern multicultural turkey. europeanwhere poor immigrants settled during the 19th century. it was a honky-tonk corridor, a bians,for gays and les florida movie theaters and french arcades. it is were young people and tourists congregate. gravestones from an armenian were demolished and used to create stairs. it was a project that brought modernism to the urban fabric. as it did a jumble of hotels and the opera house that surround the park. al

there was a very organic rally and march that happened last night at zuccotti park.re putting together a petition, calling, that sort of stuff. and trying to bring together of anyone who feel strongly about this trial to try and heal and move forward. and also broaden the conversation of the justice system to talk about more people than just cecily. she has a pretty bad, but there are people who have been hurt worse by the justice system. >> the manhattan da cyrus vance obtained charges of assaulting police officers from it to plead guilty, one was acquitted, three were allowed to plead guilty of misdemeanors. to think with this prosecution, there was a political message being sent to activist? do. must deftly to me, the political messages, defense isn't really legal anymore. you can go to a protest ash not even a protest, just be there and get sexily assaulted, accidentally hit a cop, and wind up in prison. that is really scary. i also think part of why this case is prosecuted so hard was and thethe nypd criminal justice system in new york wanted to send a message a

officer in march twenty twelve of the six month anniversary of occupy protests at zuccotti park mcmillan alleged she was sexually assaulted that night claiming the officer had grabbed her right breast from behind the prosecution said she had bruised herself and the soldier the officer bauble intentionally to prevent him from doing his job as he tried to walk the protester out of the demonstration after two years awaiting trial mcmillan was found guilty of second degree assault on a police officer for what she had supporters say was a reflex response to his own want to grope optimist who witnessed a man some rivaling that night also say that the woman did not receive due medical assistance occupier said many facts including the past record of the officer who subtly claims grabbed her were not even considered in court for in this case we're now joined by activist and photographer stacey lanyon so you see thanks so much for joining us you were there the nights that these events unraveled with saucily what did you see it was probably the scariest night of occupy that i've ever experienced i

. >>> zuccotti park packed with protesters again.locked up for seven years for allegedly hitting a cop. a woman found guilty of assaulting a police officer in 2012. video shows her hitting a police car. she claims she reacted on instinct. >> do you have what it takes to join the n.s.a.? try cracking this code. the spy agency sent out this tweet. trying to attract would-be code breakers but the n.s.a. may need to set the bar higher. somebody used a computer app to crack this code in about six seconds. experts say the code was a simple letter substitution. the new versionn/:n says you wantç to know what it takes to work at the n.s.a.? check back each monday as we explore careers. the agency says the tweet is part of a recruitment effort to attract the best and brightest. they have done this before apparently. >> why didn't he just write in pig latin? >> they call it substitution cipher where one letter is substituted for another. some people like that stuff. >> hey maria. >> did you know there was a meteor showerç early this morning

held without parole awaiting sentencing while occupiers return to the birthplace of the movement zuccotti park to protest the guilty verdict and what they call an unfair trial just about every objection the prosecution made was sustained every objection the defense made was overruled that really should be really occupiers see many families including the past record of the officer who sessile he claims grabbed her were not even considered in court the cop. officer bobo has a record of police brutality the city has actually paid out lawsuits he's lost lawsuits for his police brutality that was never allowed to be entered the whole thing it was this is not a fair trial in any conceivable sense of the words all supporters call for sus these release and the prosecution of the n.y.p.d. the activist is now waiting for sentence she faces up to seven years behind bars and will learn her destiny on may nineteenth whatever the sentence occupiers see the plan to keep fighting to them this case is one of many examples of the injustices of the system ninety nine percent if not all of us across the coun

officer in march twenty twelve of the six month anniversary of occupy protests at zuccotti park willage she was sexually assaulted that night claiming the officer had grabbed her right breast from behind the prosecution said she had bruised herself and the soldier the officer bubble intentionally to prevent him from doing his job as he tried to walk the protester out of the demonstration after two years awaiting trial mcmillan was found guilty of second degree assault on a police officer for what she and supporters say was a reflex response to his unwanted growth during had been shown this rather greedy version of the incident mcmillan claimed to have also suffered a seizure that might as well as to have received multiple cards and bruises from being pushed on the ground during her arrest optimist to witness defense of rivaling that night also say that the woman did not receive due medical assistance this case has received lots of support from activists in the u.s. who are. been demanding justice for certainly and accountability for the n.y.p.d. officer outraged with the seven year sent