ROMANS: All right. A massive show of force right now on the streets of New York City. Occupy protesters by the hundreds are converging on Wall Street hoping to shut down the financial district. Today's day of action is to mark the movement's two-month anniversary. And this afternoon, this group plans to occupy the city's subways and then march to the Brooklyn Bridge.</s>COSTELLO: And, of course, as you might expect, police are out in force and they say they're not going to allow them to march on the Brooklyn Bridge, but we'll see what happens later today. In other news this morning, a pilot's bathroom break turns into a temporary terrorist scare onboard a flight to New York's LaGuardia Airport. Apparently the pilot locked himself in the bathroom shortly before landing. A passenger near the bathroom heard the pilot banging on the door and offered to help. The pilot told them to let the cockpit know he was stuck and that's when the crew became concerned about a man approaching the cockpit and radioed air traffic control. I hope you got that. Listen to this.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: 6132. We're at 180 knots, 10,000 feet. Can we leave the frequency for a minute? We are going to try to contact dispatch. The captain has disappeared in the back and I have someone with a thick, foreign accent trying to access the cockpit right now and I got to deal with the situation.</s>ROMANS: The pilot was finally able to get out and the plane landed safely.</s>COSTELLO: And the man with the heavy accent, he was just trying to help the pilot get out of the bathroom but it started this whole chain of events that was scary that should not have been.</s>ROMANS: All right. That's going to wrap it up for us on AMERICAN MORNING. "CNN NEWSROOM" with Fredricka Whitfield this morning starts right now. Good morning Fredricka.
Pilot Gets Trapped in the Bathroom