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david crosby and graham nash will perform. >>> and "30 rock's" tracy morgan turns 43. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and coming up on the "today" show, anne speaks with governor rick perry following his gaffe at last night's presidential debate. >>> an exclusive interview with dr. conrad murray, criticed of involuntary manslaughter in michael jackson's death. >>> and matt lawyer's globe trotting adventure continues. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

there are people like alex and david crosby, and joni mitchell, who tune differently to spur creativity to play around. there is a great sense of play in that. most of your pieces are in non- standard to make. among those, there are even some standard ones and you do not use those. >> you bring up an interesting point. a lot of times, musicians use these alternate to earnings as a way to escape what we know. sometimes we get trapped. i know that is a c sharp minor court, that is a b flat. where would i go from there? instead of listening to the experience, and the image, the mood, feeling of what you're trying to convey. sometimes, they bump up against each other. when you are doing a good job as a composer, improviser, you are sticking with the image, not bring about what the court is. >> one of the things that i get from your music is a strong sense of place and imagery. when i listen to your music and close my eyes, i see pictures of different things. a lot of people that i have talked to that have heard your music experienced the same thing. what has been said about japanese ink art

david crosby and graham nash played a set.m the start occupy protesters have been prohibited from using electronic amplifycation in the park. that's why you see the hand signals. so they serenaded the crowd with acoustic. they urged protesters to stay in place. >> >>> a consumer alert. toyota is recalling more than 500,000 vehicles with problems that could make it difficult to steer. it affects 137,000 lexus vehicle including the 200 # and 05 camry and highlander and sienna. no reports of accidents or injuries related to the problems. the story re information go to on the home page there on the front page in the slide show. >>> an asteroid size of an aircraft carrier passes within 200,000 miles of the planet. these are shots from nasa. experts say there's no need to panic. there's no chance it's going hit us. now if an asteroid crashed into the planet it could wipe out a country. according to scientist if it fell in the ocean it would caught a 70 foot high tsunami. those are impressive numbers. you had video of this you showed

in new york yesterday david crosby and graham-performed for the protesters.he 240 mile march to washington is being called occupy the highway. they hope to of arrive in washington on november 23. that is quite a walk. >> a bizarre incident at an ohio polling place. >> prove that politics can get ugly. greg flanagan shows the scars he received after being bitten in the nose. an election worker got into a fight over signs he thought were too close to the polling station. he says he was attacked when he tried to intervene. >> the next thing i know, he hadead butts me. and he has his arm around me. by that time, i was in shock that he bit my nose. >>> he was treated and released from a cleveland hospital. police are still working -- searching for the worker. that looks painful. >> i'm speechless. >> we have been talking about that story all morning. >> there is no need to bite parts of anybody's face. >> even my three year-old knows better. weatherwise, another great day today. but changes come in with the cold front. >> i'll bet you're excited. >> i did enjoy th

. >> graham nash and david crosby. >> it is the usual suspects. >> neil young. >> he has too much class. bill, lastly you want to know if all of this disgusting stuff is coming from the pure occupy yes, sirs or from the homeless. anyway ns 99%. >> yes, but some believe in the cause and some don't know what they are. they are the 99%. >> you can't start saying it is us and them. it is the 99%, bill. >> when did i say that? >> i am saying they can't. >> some of them have been saying that and some of them haven't. >> they are not the 98% or the 97% or even the 98.9%. it is all of them. >> you annoy me 100%. >> back to you, greg. >>> coming up, zach black is dead, set against his new movie. first should bill clinton run again for president? no. away from angry husband? yes. good to see you. >>> would th ry cree be -- would thrice be nice? president clinton would be allowed to serve a third term as long as they take time off after their second. he made the comment while sun bathing nude on the hood of a camero. actually it was something worse. it was called morning joe. >> shouldn't a presid

want it all >> reporter: the occupiers as they call themselves have attracted celebrities like david crosbyat zuccotti park where the movement began. >> sing with us. ♪ don't you ever ask them why ♪ ♪ >> reporter: no microphones. ♪ >> reporter: the movement is also getting the reality television treatment. mtv recently intermediate two wall street occupiers as part of its true life series. >> all day, all week! >> occupy wall street! >> reporter: in reality, the portrait of the protesters is complex and it changes each day. this knitting circle is preparing for the coming winter. >> i felt sorry for them so i designed these occupy wall street mittens! peaceful way to protest. >> reporter: head knitter marsha spencer floleft a few hours dur the rare october snowstorm. >> if we can make it through a horrendous day like that we can make it through anything. i thought we would be able to stick this out and this proved it. >> i think the movement has a potential for the benefit sort of a once in a life sometime. >> reporter: for jeff smith who has been here since the beginning, the point of the

reporter: the occupiers as they have called themselves have attracted celebrities like folk singers david crosbyon't ever ask them why >> reporter: one of the rules at the occupation is no microphones. ♪ look at them and sigh >> reporter: the movement is getting the reality television treatment. mtv rekrntly filmed two wall street occupiers as part of the real life series. >> occupy wall street! >> reporter: in reality the portrait of the protesters is complex, and it changes each day. this knitting circle is p preparing for the coming winter. >> i felt sorry for them, so i designed these occupy wall street mittens. it is a peaceful way to protest. >> reporter: head knitter marcia spencer left for a few hours in the rare october snowstorm, but the weather did not shut down the protest. >> if we can make it through a horrendous day like that, we can do anything. but i think i knew that before, that we were able to stick it out, but that proved it. >> i think that the movement obviously has a potential to be something that is a once in a time. >> reporter: for those like jeff smith who have been h

. >>> david crosby, graham nash brought a bit of woodstock to the occupy wall street protesters in newnd led a chant of "no more war." >>> first came the food drop then came rescue boat. seven people now safe after being found on a deserted island in the pacific. the u.s. coast guard video shows a hercules airplane crew dropping supplies to the guys two days after their went missing. an australian navy vessel took them home. >>> in italy, prime minister silvio berlusconi is now on his way out but he wiggled out of tight spots over his long career. our jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: close to calling it quits? say it ain't so, silvio. if italian prime minister berlusconi leaves, who's going to get caught on camera telling offensive jokes? >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: who else is going to call president obama suntanned? even when he stops talking, there's never a dull moment with berlusconi. what other world leader inspires list after list of his worst gaffes. rate the biggest blunder. his top ten. ♪ when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie ♪ >> reporter: gaffes like the time ber

." ♪ that's david crosby and bill nash playing for protesters.e fight. >>> your morning headlines are next. about 45 minutes after the hour. s treat you like a policy, not a person. instead of getting to know you they simply assign you a number. aviva is here to change all that. we're bringing humanity back to insurance and putting people before policies. aviva life insurance and annuities. we are building insurance around you. >>> 46 minutes after the hour. here are your morning headlines. live pictures of london students storming the streets right now. protesters, they're protesting sky rocketing tuition hikes. police are under pressure to maintain control with the riots over the summer and similar violent protests still fresh in the country's memory. >>> markets open in 45 minutes. right now on track for a big drop in the market open. u.s. stock futures are down sharply after the bond rating rose above a critical 7% level. that is the rate at which other countries have had to seek an international bailout. >>> at a news conference yesterday, h