Occupy Wall Street: Two Months In, A 'Day Of Action'

Protesters make a new push to mark two months since the Occupy Wall Street rally began on Sept. 17. Early Thursday, they sought to block workers from reaching the New York Stock Exchange, but met with a heavy police presence. In D.C., protesters hope to disrupt the afternoon commute.

  1. Follow @WSJNY today for updates on the #OWS protests throughout New York City. Our latest report: on.wsj.com/vZxTrl
  2. Interview: Jean Quan on Occupy Oakland, Snow Park, Oakland the city & the failure of Measure I, via @KQEDnews: ht.ly/7xa59
  3. @KQEDnews @scottanansi Tents, banks and police: the week in Occupy Bay Area through your Tweets, photos & more ow.ly/7xbtO
  4. Bloomberg: We welcome people who want to protest. People came here to say what they wanted to say. Protest is what NYC was founded on. #OWS
  5. Citizens in Duluth MN took to the #bridges for #N17 earlier today. t.co/RkJgFx9I
  6. @OccupyWallSt: NYPD has kettled protestors in #LibertySquare - No Way In or Out - Possible Mass Arrest Imminent #N17 #ows
  7. Holy crap. I can hear Occupy Union Square from my office on the 5th floor. Sounds insane. Good luck getting home everyone.
  8. Everyone was yelling: "This is how Democracy looks like" as riot cops come in. #OccupyLA #N17 yfrog.com/nv5y8mwj
  9. Hundreds of police waited in the drizzle for the marchers. We hear they are heading to Union Sq and then back here. t.co/nOEsWPgp
  10. Police confirm 25 arrests for disorderly conduct at #n17pdx on the Steel Bridge this morning. Photo: t.co/Pp4gkrlH #occupyportland

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Bill Chappell is a writer and producer who works with Morning Edition and NPR's digital media teams. In addition to coordinating and creating Web features, he also frequently contributes to NPR's news blog The Two Way and writes original Web pieces.

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