About 50 yogis gathered in New York recently to discuss hiring a lobbyist and raise funds to fight a state proposal to require certification of yoga teacher training programs -- a move they say would unfairly cost them money.

"It has brought us under one roof," said Fara Marz, who held the gathering at his Om Factory yoga studio in New York. "And this shows that yogis can be vicious, political, together."

He says he presented two forms of identification but was still denied.

A bank manager told him he could either come back to the bank with his wife or open an account himself.

Remember CPSIA, the onerous new regulation that requires anyone who makes or sells children's products pay for expensive lead testing?

I explaining how the big toy companies had ratcheted up their lobbying efforts in favor of the bill.

As the protestors make their way towards the fence that separates Fort Lee from the rest of the world, Police and soldiers gear up for a possible confrontation.

As the chants grow louder and the protesters get angrier, the scenario changes from training exercise to being real life in just a matter of seconds