'Occupy Wall Street' protesters are marching on the New York Stock Exchange to begin a day of civil disobedience. You can watch one of the live streams below.
The advocacy group Public Citizen applauded the "Occupy Wall Street" protesters after police in riot gear evicted them from their encampment at New York City's Zuccotti Park in a surprise pre-dawn raid Tuesday.
New York City police once again acted aggressively towards Occupy Wall Street protesters, using pepper spray and tear gas as they made rough arrests early Tuesday morning at Zuccotti Park.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg repeated a common Republican talking point on Tuesday, claiming the "Occupy Wall Street" protesters should be upset with the government rather than with Wall Street.
Nearly as many Americans support the "Occupy Wall Street "movement as oppose it, but the ongoing demonstration is still more popular than the tea party, according to a new Pew Research/Washington Post poll.
On Wednesday, Oct. 5, starting at 3 p.m. EST, "Occupy Wall Street" will march through the streets of New York City with the members of more than a dozen labor unions backing them up.
