protesters arrested according to an e-mail from outfront from the nypd moments ago. seven officers injured and what the mayor has to say about it. the mayor has to say about it. let s go outfront. captions by vitac www.vitac.com i m erin burnett outfront tonight. the brooklyn bridge is occupied. occupy wall street day of action culminating at one of new york s most iconic locations. you can see it now. people walking across. this is the pedestrian area, which is important to emphasize. doesn t look like there s any disruption of traffic at this time. it all started at 7:00 this morning when protesters descended on the new york stock exchange in an attempt to, quote, shut down wall street. now, in zuccotti park, the original campground, demonstrators clashed with police. they pulled down barricades that were there to block them from entering the area. hundreds of protesters have been arrested. nypd saying 177, at least 7 officers have been injured according to the
what she thinks of demi moore, ashton kutcher breakup and why she s called the anti-oprah. this is a live, uncensored, piers morgan tonight. good evening. breaking news tonight. thousands of occupy wall street protesters marching across new york city s brooklyn bridge. some of the marchers shouting this is what democracy looks like. this is what america looks like. the march comes at the end of the day with clashes with police, mass arrests and traffic jams in lower manhattan. well over 300 people have been arrested and some of the demonstrations are going on across the country and indeed around the world. i want to go straight live to lower manhattan. amber, probably not as big a day as we were anticipating. what would you describe the mood tonight? reporter: well tonight, piers, things have really come down. the marches have come full circle. they started off early morning in zuccotti park. now they made their way back here after hitting up some subway stops. there wa
let s go outfront. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the market slid nearly 200 points today. the reason, fear and uncertainty. fear of europe and fear of the super committee. we are counting down to a huge moment for america on a day our commander in chief was warned china s military is building up with one main goal, taking on america. i ll get to that in a moment. first, the super committee is exactly one week away from its deadline to cut a minimum of $1.2 trillion from america s deficit. today was a day called critical by some lawmakers. the meetings have ended. there is no word on a possible deal. now, nearly 80% of americans don t expect the super committee to do its job. but no deal isn t just a chance to roll our eyes and say, hey, we knew it all along. no deal is bad for america. no deal means rising interest rates down the road and a halt in job creation now. we need a deal, and a deal is not hard to strike. we ve shown one way repeatedly on this show. that
answer such a blunt and seemingly unshakable eyewitness account? how does he explain the behavior? his answers may shock you. jason joins us in a moment. so will an attorney for one of the victims. a lot happening tonight, including the removal of joe paterno s name from the big ten championship trophy. the ceo was replaced today. the judge who freed sandusky on bail, without requiring him to put up a penny on bail was herself a second mile member. posting a set of promises on the university website today including this, we will revisit all standards, policies and programs to ensure they meet not only the law, but penn state s standard. he also promised transparency and said never again should anyone at penn state feel unsure about doing the correct thing. this story broke nine days ago, there are a lot of unanswered questions tonight. still things that don t quite add up. things like how back in 1998 when the first allegations against sandusky sparked four agencies, both on
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