Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protestors left Lower Manhattan Tuesday to march on New York's Upper East Side in an effort to demonstrate in front of wealthy executives and millionaires' homes. Protestors shouted as they marched past the homes of banker Jamie Dimion, oil tycoon David Koch, media mogul Rupert Murdoch, financier Howard Milstein and others. Tax the rich! and Where's my bailout? were shouted as demonstrators walked two by two up Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue passing by some of the nation's most expensive real estate.

Occupy Wall Street Moves Uptown
Occupy Wall Street demonstrators gather in Army Plaza before marching up 59th St. in New York. Reuters
Occupy Wall Street Moves Uptown
Occupy Wall Street demonstrators march up Park Avenue. Reuters
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Polls from NBC/The Wall Street Journal and Time Magazine indicate more Americans support the Occupy Wall Street movement than the Tea Party. Occupy Wall Street has been called "the left's Tea Party" due to their similar grassroots origins. Reuters
Occupy Wall Street Riot Police Attempt to Forcefully Evict Denver Protesters
With the Occupy movement set to go global on 15 October tensions between protesters and police have reached a critical point in Denver, with riot police issuing a “final warning” for the protesters to disperse. Reuters
Occupy Wall Street Moves Uptown
A large check is left by Occupy Wall Street demonstrators on the door step of a hedge fund manager. Reuters
Occupy Wall Street Moves Uptown
Michael Kink, executive director for the Economy Strong for All Coalition, shouts outside the home of JP Morgan Chase CEO Jaime Dimon in New York. Reuters
Occupy Wall Street Moves Uptown
New York Police Officers watch as Occupy Wall Street protestors march up the Upper East Side. Reuters
Occupy Wall Street Moves Uptown
A doorman looks out the Park Avenue entrance of a building as Occupy Wall Street protestors march. Reuters
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