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this minute." it's cop on cop after a high-speed pursuit. but it's what happened later that has people outraged. >> don't you guys feel sometimes cops get away with driving too fast? a bride pulls a surprise wedding on the groom. >> and he had no idea. >> now hear from the woman who took charge and see how her man took it. >> i would have passed out. i'm like, i'm getting like dry mouth thinking about it. if you're like me and you're feeling bad because you ate too much on halloween -- >> then wait until you hear what this python swallowed holwhole. it looked like your basic traffic accident until this -- hear what caused an explosion worthy of a movie set. a trick for faster pasta. it seems to be a little less italian this way. >> your mom might not give it the sicilian seal of approval. but it might save you time.

we'll begin today's show with video of a high-speed chase. but this chase might surprise you. >> we've got case of fair treatment or preferential treatment. what you're seeing are two police cars speeding down the highway. they're not going to a scene. one police car is chasing another. this is a pursuit that went on for about seven minutes. the car is a miami police officer. off-duty on his way to an off-duty job. the car that you're seeing the dash cam view from is a florida highway patrol officer. dj watts, the trooper driving this car, clocked the miami police car going about 120 miles per hour at one point. and witnessed it, she claims, weaving in and out of traffic. >> put your hands outside the window right now! >> she probably thought somebody had stolen the car. >> that's exactly what she thought. lopez, a miami police officer complies and is quite polite.

but he did claim that he never saw the trooper behind him. >> that's refreshing, because don't you guys feel sometimes cops get away with driving too fast? >> it was a brave move on her part. she thought it was somebody who had stolen the car. she got out by herself with no back-up with her gun drawn. >> you know what? right now to me you are a criminal. >> no one should be going 120 miles per hour when they don't have to. you know, that's a danger to everybody out there on the road. >> real dangerous. >> lopez was criminally charged with reckless driving and released, which is a misdemeanor, not a felony, which could carry a much greater penalty. to help us understand this law, is david edelstein, a lawyer working in miami. >> if there's a police car with lights and sirens and you don't stop and you go at a high rate of speed, it's a second-degree felony. which in florida means that you could get up to 15 years in prison for it.

>> what do you think should happen to this officer? >> well, i think he should be -- treated like anybody else. and anybody else would have been arrested for a felony. he should answer to this in court and hopefully he'll be charged by the state's attorney office, just like any average citizen, like you and me. >> this is going to be a juicy story. >> put your hands out the window. i'm going to show you a video that is extremely disturbing. it shows a sudanese man, who tbe beheaded. in a parking lot on his knees, hunched over with a blindfold on. in front of dozens of people, because he has been accused of being a sorcerer, a wizard. >> they just behead someone in a parking lot? >> anybody can just witness this, by accident or by choice? >> pretty much. >> reports say that abdul hamid

was arrested in 2005, and was asked to cast a spell that would cause the officer's father to leave his second wife. in exchange for about $1600, he was beaten after the arrest and sentenced to decapitation in march of 2007. >> he was sentenced to death in 2007 and the execution just happened? >> in september of 2011. >> september 20th, 2011. >> that's what makes this video really creepy. people kind of passers-by watching. >> you think that's creepy, let me tell you that saudiies prefer beheading by sword because they believe it is more humane and quicker than execution by lethal injection. >> there could be a solid argue md made for that. >> it's all morbid and all awful to think about and it's all strange to consider. >> but then people are saying it's their country, their laws, they get to make the rules.

you may remember last year, 10 russian sleeper agents were deported back to russia after being found through operation ghost story. wet, the fbi released some of the videos that were part of operation ghost story that ended up in the deportation of these spies. you'll probably recognize the woman who is walking into frame. in a coffee house here. she's wearing large sunglasses and as this gentleman whose face is blurred sits down, you realize that's anna chapman. she was the most famous of the ten spies. who were caught. >> yes, the sexy one. people said she looked like jennifer aniston. she had all kinds of sexy photographs on her facebook page. nick is immediately googling her. >> you remember vice president biden said, i didn't say she should have been deported or something to that effect. >> he had one of his famous gaffes. well, since being sent back to russia, she's made several public appearances. she hosted a television show.

and after the story broke that she was a russian spy, there were pictures of her all over the internet. and she even famous i had posed for "maxim" magazine. >> yes, she did. >> and nick has evidently found those photos on his ipad. >> too bad we deported this chick. >> the reason the fbi is releasing these videos now is they say they want to send a very clear message to foreign intelligence services, that espionage threats to the united states will not be tolerated. it's getting close to that time of year where we dream of a white christmas. we don't really dream about a white halloween, but that's what they had on the east coast over the weekend. >> it's -- 7:42 a.m. in connecticut. got the generate or power for t necessary things. i have the computer hooked up temporarily. so i figured i would give you

guys a shot. >> nearly three million people were left without power. connecticut set a record, they had 30 inches of snow. and this is from western massachusetts. >> it doesn't feel quite right to be seeing this so soon. >> this is good news for one resort in pennsylvania. >> i love to ski. and this is kind of getting me in the right mindset. >> well, christian, these people are like you. you said you were ready to get the skis out. i'm ready to get my ski suit out. and these people got theirs out. no lift fees, you don't have it drive up there and put chains on the car. >> when something happens, people's cameras start rolling. and that gives us an opportunity to see a bunch of different angles. perfect example. here's an ambulance crash in oshawa, ontario, canada, northeast of toronto. and you see here, this thing is blazing. it hit a telephone pole and it

caught on fire. we have three different angles of this crash. watch this one. >> look what happens to the wire. huge explosion. sparks flying everywhere. >> that huge sploeks has to be the oxygen tanks on board. >> and he's there with power lines. the power lines started shooting off sparks and everything, too, that's a recipe for some major fireworks. >> there were no passengers on the ambulance and no one was hurt. but it did knock out power in the area for a little bit during the day. >> i saw an rv on fire like that once and my first thought was to get the heck out of there. i wasn't sitting around shooting video with my phone. forget the iphone app. angry birds comes to life. >> oh! >> it could have killed them

both. see how man and bird survived this mid-air collision. he thought he was coming to a family picnic and instead -- >> he was going to his own wedding. it's a story for any woman with a man dragging his feet to the altar. a big tv and a pontiac on a mission. >> oh! >> will it catch some air or will this tv be a flat screen?

guys, this next video is so nerve-wracking, it gives me like heart palpitations. a guy is paragliding in himalayas in the india. his first trip there and watch what happens. >> woo! oh! >> you see that? two giant birds come flying at the guy. we're laughing, but it gets pretty scary.

>> woo! >> watch when he tilts up, his parachute is struck. >> oh my goodness. >> not only that, one of the birds is now caught in some of the ropes that were cut when the birds crashed into him. see the bird tangled up in the parachute. it collapsed and he had to reach for his reserve chute. >> you can see how much faster he's falling towards the ground. he has what nick said, he has an emergency chute that he's able to deploy. but he still has a pretty intense crash-landing. >> let's get him off. let's get him off. >> oh! >> [ bleep ] whoa, whoa. [ bleep ]. >> imagine what's running through his head. >> thank goodness, i'm not dead?

>> now somehow the guy wasn't hurt. >> i'm okay! >> and the bird isn't hurt, either. >> he's got his radio there. he's calling his buddies. ah, i just hit a bird in mid-air. i'm sorry, what? this is my kind of love story. in this story, the woman is in charge. this is scherree butler. and any day of any given week of any given year, her boyfriend, david shoemark, would ask her to marry him. he wanted to marry this woman. she said, one day. one day, i'll marry you. so -- she plans a little surprise. he thought he was coming to a family picnic. and instead, she surprised him with a wedding. he showed up in a fishing shirt because he had been on a fishing trip and she was standing there

in a black and white wedding dress, waiting, along with 40 family and friends, and he had no idea. >> i would have passed out. i'm like, i'm getting like dry mouth thinking about it. >> but he wanted to marry her, so she knew it wouldn't be a surprise. >> to find out more about this unlikely wedding day, we have scherree buttler via skype. >> a friend of mine helped me. i had four weeks to plan it. while dave was away working. every time he would ask me, he would say, one day i'll just drag you down the aisle. but i caught him first. >> this makes me, this actually terrifies me, this idea. how did you feel about it when you got there and realized this was your wedding day? >> absolutely shocked. very shocked. >> would you have rather been fishing on this day, or was this better? >> this was much better. when i finally got back to work and they asked me, what did you

do this weekend, i said i went fishing and got married. a payback for vuvuzela. action! [ horn ] >> i'll show you guys a video from canada, it raises a questions of how a police officer, if he handled this situation the right way. i have to worn you, it's graphic. there are two animals that escaped from a trailer, they were headed to a slaughterhouse. listen [ gunshots ] [ sirens ] >> oh, oh no!

>> they say there's a school nearby and the police officers felt that the animal posed a threat to the population. so -- >> the cow was a threat to society? what about cops with guns? near people and houses in the background? >> i called gatineau, canada's police station. they verified it for me but said they weren't going to answer any more questions about this until next week. if people are wondering why did they need to use bullets instead of tranquilizers. >> it looks like they don't carry tranquilizers. some animal groups say they need to make that something that police officers do carry. >> if the same thing played out on a ranch, with a cowboy and his rifle, it happens every day. >> but does it happen every day with so many police officers? >> you know you've got 1,000-pound animal running amuck in traffic. i mean there is that potential for a car to come by and -- run

into a cow. >> i mean you got to think, this thing needed to be taken care of as quickly as possible. there's a lot of things that could happen. >> if this cow was smart enough to get away from the slaughter house truck, they should have let him just have a life. he's all waxed up and ready for fun. >> oh boy. >> will this guy take it like a man when his girl lets it rip? you might question their taste in music, but is it a crime? >> they're cald jugalos, but we see why the fbi is calling letely soaked by the

end, all thanks to this fish. the resistance continues across america, this time, occupy denyvy. there's video coming out from this past weekend where protests got a little violent. [ bleep ] protesters get up in the face of a motorcycle officer. he's trying to move through the park and clear people out. the officer runs over one of the protester's feet. the protester gets a little irritated. takes out his frustration. >> ooh! >> pushes the cop's bike. the cop drops his bike, takes off after him. takes him down and several other officers assist in the arrest. >> what do you expect, you can't do that to a police officer. i mean -- >> the guy was clearly in the wrong because he got in the cop's way. you see him get in the cop's

way. >> he pushed an officer over. he was on a moving motorcycle. you don't do that. >> denver police released a statement saying the motorcycle fell on top of the officer. but in this video it sort of looks like to me that the bike got shoved and the officer was oh hell no you did not just shove my bike. he kind of ditch it is and goes after the man that did it. >> there's only one of those things, someone is always rolling. someone has always got their camera out. and sometimes it's in favor of the police and sometimes it's in favor of the protesters. >> in all, 20 arrests were made, two arrests for felony assault to a police officer. protesters were saying they were getting shot with rubber bullets. police say there were no rubber bullets used, they were pepper balls. >> ow! >> if you're in the wrong place and you're in the path of these automatic pepper ball guns, that's what some of your wounds may look like. >> don't hang around when the police tell you to get the heck gone and they've got protective gear on, it means that something is going to go down if you don't

get out of there. steven have you ever gotten max maxed waxed? >> you have and it's not exactly the most pleasant -- >> it's awful. >> experience. >> i wouldn't say it's awful, but it's like ow, ow! >> it really depends on which part you're waxing. >> that's true. >> this guy -- apparently thought that women complained way too much about getting waxed. so right before going on a little vacation, he decided to get waxed himself. in five, four, three, two -- >> oh boy. >> three, two -- >> oh, boy. [ scream ]

>> she did a terrible job. she didn't pull it all the way and she had to come back for seconds. >> this is just like 40-year-old virgin. >> this is exactly like the movie except steve carrell was a lot more funny. [ screaming ] >> oh! >> he's fighting the waxer. >> look at how red his skin is. >> i don't know what made him think that this was going to be easy. because nhing about that looks easy fun. wr to you y guys. >> ooh! ah! >> just a little more! i love canada, i love canadians, but mostly because they do funniest stuff. and this certainly fits that description. these guys are bringing a tv up on this hill. >> this guy wants to be on tv. >> this is on a farm in ontario.

the youtube channel called it "dave's farm lives. ". >> oh! >> the guy is still in the tv. he was trying to clear up. >> no way! >> what the hell? >> he cleared the tv. >> and killed his car. >> they look at the car and the car is just kind of knocked out. >> busted an axle. >> did you see the way it was bouncing back and forth? >> was clearing the tv an accident? >> this is such a good question. >> well, the pontiac couldn't get the job done. so let's see if the chevy the destroyer can get the job done. >> can you see them finding another car. >> that one is called the destroyer, too. >> it looks destroyed. >> this is what was really supposed to happen.

>> there's a pumpkin in the tv in honor of halloween. >> let's see haas going to happen here. >> yes! >> whoa! >> a direct hit. the destroyer lived up to its name. >> i think the wildest thing about this entire video is that a pontiac grand am was able get that much air. >> if these guys were wearing canadian tuxedos -- >> eating ketchup chips. >> watching hockey, it would be like the ultimate celebration. >> we sure this is canada and not south carolina? these things do not happen when you listen to what the police are saying. >> but here's what the camera caught during one arrest. are the pictures brutally honest? or is there more to the story?

he doesn't want it. but figures, you might. >> why are you putting that here? >> i was going to set her down in there. >> i don't get it. >> i'm confused. >> i don't get it. >> these shoppers in this video didn't get it either. now hear why they got what seemed like a cart full of crazy.

that's one big snake with one big appetite. >> can you imagine what this snake's mouth looked like? >> wait until you see what he downed for dinner. kicked, punched and beaten. a teen fight caught on camera. >> it doesn't look much like a fight. it looks like they jumped that girl. it looks like three on one. >> could this viral video also help police arrest the attackers? if you think 4:00 a.m. is early for black friday shopping, wait until you here how early some stores are letting the

crowds rush the doors. >> i wish they would give us a preview of what they're going to have on sale. >> oh, we've got a sneak peek at that, too. and the sleepy dog gets some special treatment and some sweet dreams. welcome back to "right this minute," everyone. now steven has a story for us that brings a whole new meaning to a full belly. >> if you're like me and feeling bad because -- you ate too much on halloween, ate too much candy? at least you didn't eat this much. i've got to warn you guys, the pictures i'm about to show you are a little gruesome. these are photos coming to us from the national park service. this is a burmese python caught near the florida everglades. these are nonnative invasive species, they don't belong there. look at this. look at what was inside this thing. see what that is? that's a deer, isn't it? >> that's a deer, nick. this thing was nearly 16 feet

long, had an adult deer in its stomach. >> can you imagine what this snake's mouth looked like going around this thing? how he had to unhinge his jaw? >> did this thing have antlers? i'm thinking if it didn't have antlers, it's absolutely plausible. >> it was a female, so no antlers. let me read you some stats about this snake. the girth of this thing around with the deer inside, 44 inches. the snake mass with the deer inside, 215 pods. without the deer inside, 139 this deer was 76 pounds this thing had in its stomach. >> the deer is as big as my dog. >> yes. i'll show you guys a video and let you decide, is this protocol or police brutality. this is dash cam video from the sioux city police department and there is no audio. the woman in the pink shirt is

daniels, she was seen by police with another man who is part of an investigation. she claims she was already stopped on the side of the road. police say they pulled her over. chris robinson, the man who they were investigating had already fled. the man on the left in the baseball cap and plain clothes is also a could. and he tells ms. daniels to not use her cell phone several times. the officer is telling her here, stop using your phone, stop using your phone. whoa. >> wow. >> how do you go on this one? >> she's got his t-shirt in her hands and that's when he starts to strike her in the back to get her to release. she is still resisting as they're asking her to comply. you're under arrest. >> these things do not happen when you listen to what the police are saying. but -- >> he took it a little too far. >> i think he took it a little too far. >> steven, you're exactly right. the sioux city police did say if she would have complied with the police, she would not even have been arrested.

she was charged with assault of a peace officer. it happened in august, the video was reviewed and the officers have been cleared. the sioux city police will release a larger cut of this video and the officers will have a chance to tell their side of the story and they're going to release that on facebook later this week. him punching her in the back and then also later in the video, when he slams the back of her head? that seems a little too much. she's a woman, i mean. >> but i think maybe this, our minds might be changed if we heard what was going on. and what was being said. >> i have no problem with him physically restraining her to get her under arrest. there's two of these guys. they should have been able to do it without choking her out and without punching her in the kidneys. >> are we telling you guys the stories of the juggalos, the fans of the insane clown posse. >> juggalo is kind of the title that boonds us together. but being from different walks of life and cultures so estranged from each other.

everybody takes their own little bit from it. >> this is a clip from the documentary by sean dunn, american juggalo. i have an update this group, the american juggalos were added to the 2011 national gang threat assessment by the fbi. >> are they suspected of criminal gang activities? >> i have part of the fbi report right here. and what they say is that most crimes committed by juggalos are sporadic, disorganized individualistic and often simple assault. personal drug use and possession. petty theft and vandalism. they were declared a gang only in four states. but the fbi does note that it is difficult to classify them and i.d. their members. the entire juggalo community is now being typecast as criminals. >> they're all getting painted with the same brush. >> they wouldn't put a group on the fbi list if it wasn't something that was a serious issue. >> i wonder if some people saw this group, saw what they were about and thought, maybe we can

use them as cover. >> that's an excellent question. and earlier i talked to sean dunn, who is the director and filmmaker behind "american juggalo." >> mimes commit crimes and so do clowns and they're not juggalos. >> it's a shocker for them to be added to a gang list. >> it seems silly to be called a gang. when you're part of a gang, there's a rite of passage. i went to the gathering and didn't have to do anything and i was being called a juggalo and i was accepted by them. >> not everybody in this group is out committing the crimes that they're accused of committing. so that's kind of too bad. >> there's been some random acts of violence involving boston red sox fans. they meet up and bad things happen sometimes. but i don't think anyone calls them a gang. >> the juggalos are alongside the bloods and the crips. >> people were pretty nonviolent and pretty subdued. but a lot of them, like i said, were on drugs. it's hard to say what they do

when the stash runs out. how to makebulldog sleepy. take one. ♪ ♪ ♪ can you guys be quiet? you're ruining the kirsten show. to east sacramento, cal k g californ california, where several teenaged girls are fighting in a deli. witnesses claim to have seen these girls at the mall earlier. they claim that one of the teens was carrying a bat. witnesses inside this deli say that the victim ran inside to take cover and hide. and the teenaged girls came in and found her. the girls assault a teenaged boy who tries to break up the fight. the girl tries to get away. you see the girl's pink hair,

just attack her, drag her back down to the ground and the other girls go after her. the boy is still trying to break up the fight. >> it doesn't look much like a fight. it looks like they jumped the girl. it looks like a three on one. >> this video was posted on facebook. i want to say that we don't show these videos to glorify violence or bullying. we show these videos to try to get faces out there for police to track down assailants like this. >> i'm glad that this guy took it upon himself to step in and try to separate and protect this girl who gets beat down. >> what we don't know is what happened before this video. earlier in the day. before the video was captured. >> the suspect are often victimed or vice-versa, so that's why we have to be careful on where we place our resources. and that's a quote from sergeant andrew pettit of the sacramento police department. mama mia, forget the pasta pot. this video can hold the secret

to italian fast food. but what's missing? >> you just hold your italian card. >> nick's secret ingredient for spaghetti, italian style. it's that time of year when halloween ends and we look forward to the holidays. what are we talking about? >> black friday. >> the

you know we love finding kits that will save us time in

the kitchen, right? >> uh-huh. >> what's the hardest thing about making spaghetti? >> it takes forever to get the water to boil. >> thank you, the most annoying thing about making an easy dish. we have an answer to making spaghetti quickly. this is from harold mcghee, author of "keys to cooking." >> put the pasta in the frying pan. pour a quarter and a half of water on top of the pasta, turn on the heat and because the water is cold, the pasta won't stick to itself at the very beginning. when it's done. you have pasta that's perfectly cooked and you have a thickened liquid that you can use to make all kinds of sauces. >> you boil the spaghetti, take it out and then you've got a nice little thickened liquid to add to your sauce and make it all yummy. >> do you guys honestly think it takes that long to boil water for spaghetti? >> a watched pot never boils? that's true. because i stand there and watch it. >> think of how much water you're saving. you're not wasting the giant pot of water. >> it seems to be a little less italian this way.

>> oh. >> in a sauce pan i'll drain it, put the spaghetti back in and -- >> a frying pan seems less italian to you and you still use a jar of spaghetti sauce? >> everybody doesn't have an italian grandmother to make it from scratch. >> you just pulled your italian card. >> try it. >> i'm not opposed to trying it. mom got him to agree to a photo shoot in his halloween costume. by bribing him with candy. and once he got in front of the camera, he knew how to work it. if you'd like to see more of this hilarious video and our interview with mom, just go to our website, rightthisminute.com. halloween is over and what is the first thing that so many ladies out there always talk about the day after halloween? >> black friday. >> black friday, of course. macy's has just announced for the very first time ever, they're going to open their

doors in all 800 of their locations nationwide and online. at midnight on november 25th. so when you're done stuffing your face, you can take a little napper and get back out there. >> i wish they would give us a preview of what they're going to have on sale so that you kind of have a plan. >> well, your wish is granted. >> it is? >> it is. because they have just released a handful of their black friday deals. from now until november 25th. they'll be releasing more deals on their facebook page. they've just released a handful of some of the really good ones. let me tell you what some of my favorites are. they're doing 50% of a sharper image iphone and ipod dock. which is pretty sweet. i know lots of people love those. and the kitchen aid standing mixers that every girl wants? >> i want one. >> they're so expensive. >> they're almost $300 normally. and for black friday, this he are going to be $179.99. >> and one of my other favorite ones on their list that i thought was absolutely amazing

is that with any $65 fragrance purchase, you are going to get a digital video camera for free. >> what have macy's done in the past, just opened up early on black friday? >> yes. there's one other place that we love that just announced they're going to open at midnight, too -- target. i'm totally down with the midnight thing. you go, shop, and you go to sleep, even if it's at 3:00 in the morning. it is better than getting up at 3:00 a.m. >> would you mind you if i just gave you my card an -- >> no way. >> unless we get commission on the card? >> throw me a mixer, i'll be good. they are high-fashion models. but where's the high fashion. >> is she wearing a shower curtain as a cape? >> that wasn't part of her outfit. the video that shows how these models make it all look hot. it's a shopping cart full of

groceries, but something is not right. it turns out, it's not his cart. shoppers in this video find something a little goofy at the grocery.

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alexander wang, gives us a little inside look at two of his models who are first-timers at new york fashion week. >> i was kind of that funny like tall goofy girl in class. and i could put on the bad-ass attitude, really. >> this is huge. >> my first one. >> the two models featured in this video are lara molen, 17 years old from england. and maria bradley from kansas. maria opened the show for alexander wang. this is her first time there. models die for an opportunity like that. >> my stomach is like in my head, maybe? i don't know. it's pretty weird feeling. >> maria looks like a model. but lara, she's skinny like a model. but she isn't the like model type. >> it's funny that you say that, because the scout that found her loved her because he calls her, a chameleon. >> that's a huge asset that models have.

to be able to play one thing for one designer one day and another thing for another designer the next day. >> she wearing like a shower curtain as a cape? >> that wasn't part of her outfit. >> that was not an alexander wang design. >> thank you for clarifying that. because i thought plastic capes were making a comeback. >> when was it ever popular? >> you never had one? raccoon bath time fun. ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes the grocery store can be a little bit overwhelming. >> sometimes we all put stuff in our carts that we don't need.

>> yeah. >> this guy, figured out how to fix that. >> here, i don't need this. >> you can take it, here, i don't need it. no, i don't need that. i don't need it. >> this guy is called uncle john. he's from roseville, california. >> are these your things? >> i don't need it. >> why are you putting that in my cart? >> i was going to set her down in there, i don't need it. >> i don't get it. >> i'm confused. >> i don't get it. >> this guy trying to pick fights in the grocery store? >> is this a prank? >> he is pranking people. this guy is a professional prankster and sometimes he does his pranks in the grocery store. he does it with a hidden camera in somebody else's grocery cart, one of his friends. he goes around to people and in this video, and picks up stuff that he doesn't need and puts them in other people's baskets. and carts. and can you see the reaction is -- is not very happy. >> i don't think i need it, either. >> you don't need it, either?

okay. >> if i was a shopper that was getting stuff put in my cart i would be pretty creeped out by this guy. >> a, you don't want to spend money on stuff you don't want to buy and you don't want to walk all over the grocery store putting back the stuff that this dude put in your cart. >> if you want it, i don't need it. >> i don't need it. >> you don't need it either, huh? >> you put it in my basket. don't you want to put it back? >> if this guy was doing this to me in a grocery store, i would want to fight him. i would be upset, like throwing the cantalope or whatever he put in my cart, in his face. >> i'd be so confused, i wouldn't know what to think. i would be standing with my cart and like, is this old man like senile? >> i would be pretend i'm on that game show, "supermarket sweep." i would dry to be get down as quick as possible and this guy would be cramping my style. all that jump mail from the banks inspired this guy to get even. >> that's genius. where he says you can make a

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>> steven, are you hungry? so the occupy protests are still going, but a man recently posted a video to youtube. suggesting a way you can get your junk mail involved in the occupy protests, too. >> these authors are from the same financial institution that ruined our economy. this gives us an opportunity for a dialogue. ever sidery one of these credit card offers, is one of these. it's a business reply mail envelope. take all of those materials that came in the envelope, put them in there. i send them a note. they know it wasn't just a miscommunication. it was a communication. >> you know you see in the corner of your mail. they say they pay for the return postage. if you stick all the stuff in this envelope and send it back to the bank, they have to pay for the postage for that. >> put the shim in the envelope and suddenly the envelope becomes really heavy. a rigid mail piece cost more in postage to mail. >> someone commented.

i happen to work for the post office. you said your idea was great except for the wood shim. he works and says the wood shims damage the machine. the recipient does not pay for postage when the piece is destroyed. a better idea is to wrap a brick and send it with the enervelope taped on top. that's $7. >>. it's a cool idea, a way to fight from afar. >> the real effect of this is to force banks to react to us. every hour banks spend reacting to us, is an hour banks don't spend lobbying congress on how to screw us. >> a great way to protest. but i'm going to say it, the banks are going to put all the money they spend on postage, they're going to put it back on us. >> if you can't occupy wall street, you can at least keep wall street occupied. that's it for today's show. thank you so much for joining us. we hope you have a fantastic day and we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

people's families. vandals topple tombstones in carroll county. >> and candy being handed out at the home of a registered sex offender. students at towson were on high alert after a report of a gun but turns use-- out it was a toy gun. the cemetery said they can no longer afford to repair the damage. st. john's