traffic between washington and virginia. mara has the latest there. you ve seen this from the very beginning. what is the momentum and feeling there two months in. reporter: it s interesting after the eviction earlier this week when the protesters were allowed back into the park, they were jubilant, even though they lost in court, they were not allowed to return with the camping gear. they said they were happy because this movement strives on movement up and resilience yens and the fact they were still here was going to reenliven them. today marks the two-month anniversary and people are celebrating the fact the movement is still going on and they have made it through the various challenges. today is a very joyful day for this movement. right now they have gathered back here where it all started. they can no longer camp here. they are gathering here, playing drums, celebrating and marching
remain unclear. turnout has reached as high as a few thousand in some places. back here in new york city a core group of about 200 people have remained camped out throughout the entire week sleeping on air mattresses, using mac laptops, we are told, and playing drums. a few times a day they walk down to wall street yelling this is what democracy looks like. shannon. julie with the latest from new york. thank you. sure. the feeble solar power industry in the u.s. might not reflect reality. jim engel explains. the solar industry business is miew and in need of hem and those who worked in decades say privately funded companies are thriving. the last few years solar has grown from 30,000 megawatts ever shipments to 17,000 megawatts of shipment. solar power is booming and fundamentally because solar is
laptops and playing drums. a few times they march down to wall street saying this is what democracy looks like. jamie. thanks, julie. abandon hope on the taliban. afghan president karzai threw up his hands and saying talks with the taliban are useless. he s placing his bets on pakistan to help end the conflict. do you think that will work?
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mattresses, using laptops and playing drums. they will march down wall street this is what democracy looks like. heather: julie banderas, thank you. brenda butner joins us later that growing frustration on many americans are having on big corporations and big government. gregg: supreme court is preparing to kick off a brand-new term tomorrow morning. they are expected to take on several big cases this fall. if for example a 26-stated challenge to the president s healthcare law. shannon has the story in washington. new term kicks off in monday with everything from immigration to religious liberties on the docket. it s a given they will take up the healthcare overhaul, as well. several took part in the traditional mass before the start of the term. those that work in the judiciary