Wall Street protesters march to Times Square

In its biggest day yet, thousands of anti-Wall Street protesters rallied in Times Square on Saturday, buoyed by a global day of demonstrations backing their month-long campaign against economic inequality. "Banks got bailed out, we got sold out!" protesters chanted from within police barricades ...

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