phone picture of a napping substitute teacher, not realizing the serious consequences ahead. that student was suspended. a move not settling well with some parents. if anything, they should have been reprimanded for not having a phone, or for having a phone. but i think they probably took it to the extreme because they caught a teacher doing something a teacher wasn t supposed to be doing. reporter: the school district won t discuss potential disciplinary action against any student or staff. but officials do say this a student may possess a telecommunication device while on school premises, but the use of a telecommunication device is not permitted during the school day. i agree with that policy, yeah. but maybe that was the only way to prove that the teacher was actually sleeping. if the teacher was sleeping, then maybe the school system needs to investigate that. reporter: and as far as that matter, school officials say they will take appropriate follow-up action as thi
clear they oppose everything from bank foreclosures and job shortages to corporate influence and greed. now several labor unions are endorsing the occupy wall street movement and plan to join protesters today. we go live to wall street. susan, what s the latest on the unions getting involved? have you seen any union members there? reporter: yes, some of them are showing up here randi at this public park. this park population has been steadily growing as the morning goes on. and they expect upwards of they re saying tens of thousands of people. of course, they have made many predictions in the past about how quickly and how many people will show up at various marches. this one they insist will be different. they have a permit to march from here over to a park near city hall. they plan to gather there and then come right back here to wall street to this public park. and they chose this spot for a reason. they could have gone down to times square and might have attracted mor