, a blog documenting their lifestyle of extreme frugality. just how extreme? >> i haven't purchased any clothing in over two and a half ar >> in 2014, the pair lived in cambridge, working their dream jobs but also just working for the weekend. so they took a hard look at what they really wanted, a meaningful life on a homestead in vermont and retirement, in their thirties. >> once we made that realization, it suddenly became very easy for us to cut out a lot of extraneous spending and to really instead focus on what matters to us. reporter: liz says you can do it, too. first, decide what you want out of life, and figure out how your >> having a goal, short term goals, long term goals is the key to building your finances and getting a handle on your financial life. reporter: second, decide on the steps to take to reach your goal and stick with it for at least a month. after that, reassess what's working and what's not. >> the point of frugality and the point of financial freedom is to give yourself less stress, less anxiety and more peace. jc:

how extreme is the frugality? >> i haven't purchased clothing in over two >> in 2014 they lived in cambridge, working their dream jobs but also working for the weekend. so they took a hard look at what they really wanted -- a meaningful life on a homestead in vermont and retirement in their 30s. >> once we made that realization, it became very easy for us to sort of cut out a lot of extraneous spending. so really focused on what matters to us. >> liz says you can do it too. first, decide what you want out >> having goals, short-term goals, long-term goals are the key to building your finances and to having a handle on your financial life. >> second, decide on the steps to take to reach your goal and stick with it for at least a month. after that, reassess what's working and what's not. >> the point of frugality and the point of financial freedom is to give yourself less anxiety and more peace. >> retired in their 30s. at recommends the finance website personal capital. it's a tool to use to keep track of all of yo

but they suspect city leaders were frugal with their purchase. >> we bought in the moderate end of the pool. these are by no means the most lavish desks that you could have picked from that catalog. >> this old desks now rests in his office and is used for his computer. the goal is to get it into a permanent exhibit of city hall history. >> we treated it very gingerly and they will tell you never get rid of the patina so we d do any of that. >> it puts a new shine of milwaukee's political history. charles benson. >> nice to see it getting use while they wait for a permanent home. >> and john returns with your black friday shopping forecast in just a moment. >> a local marching band does southeast wisconsin proud in >> we welcome the greendale marching band from the suburb of milwaukee. >> the marching band with the moment in the spotlight at the 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. the 13-day champions performed marypoppins. ?? costumes don't look too bad either. a great way to work off that thanksgiving appetite in cedarburg. francis catholic school usually abou$20,000 each year with

this is not the time to be frugal. drop the ads and come one more time to wisconsin, donald, and hit it in southeast wisconsin. charles: donald trump calling himself a dozen times he couldn't get everywhere everybody wanted him to go. jeff, a bunch of polls are out. an avalanche of them, and mixed results for candidates. people are cherry picking the ones they like. let's face it, good news in one and five minutes later there is another one. donald trump breaking through clinton's blue wall. what cities should he focus on? >> doing well in the traditional blue collar working states. wisconsin, michigan is in play. michigan hasn't gone republican since 1988. it's in play for us and there are polls that show us leading by a couple points in michigan. ohio, we're obviously doing well. charles: what states has he spent time in. michigan, in early voting is a little bit to your advantage, right? over 2012. but it is tough to decide which states you hit hard, donald trump in florida. made three stops today. feels he may win

those of you who do it are frugal. sorry. those frugal will do this more often. what is this? and we have your answer now. >> and someone said clip coupons. >> okay. >> and work -- . you haven't washed. >> what is the answer? [ indiscernible ] [ laughter ] >> i went to college, too. >> spend money. >> i love you. make a dream. >> and weekly. sometimes daily for some people. >> and that makes sense, too. >> twice a month? >> that is when you get paid, right? >> the whole month and only spend money on two days a month. >> and like big money. >> that is what yards -- credit cards are for, isn't it? >> that is called a budget, honey. >> and >> and going on budget? what is a budget and she spends -- >> exactly. >> and come on. tell us. >> stop it. >> and still ahead, eat at your own risk. and going inside the valley's dirtiest restaurants. first, have you ever taken old medicine and wondered if it's safe? we'll find out in the 12 today switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connec

says he expects frugality in the budget. >> at the end of the day, whatever this budget comes out to be, it's all about the net result for the people of new hampshire. reporter: from there sununu joined governor hassan for a closed door meeting in the corner office, a meeting she described as a good one. >> out of respect, i'll keep the advice i give him private. but our teams are working very well together. reporter: one of the newest members of the sununu team is a conservative you -- guru who will serve as the governor's advisor. the university system asked for a 12% increase from the state. >> an agency has a mandate, but everybody else has a responsibility to look at all the pieces and you can't do everything. reporter: while the governor elect did not talk about specifics when it comes to sworn in in january. tom: the national democratic party could have a very strong new hampshire influence next year. that's because chair buckley told news 9 it is more likely than not that he will run to become the next leader of the the democratic national committee. >> i think that i bring a

david makes $11.25 an hour at amazon warehouse and daniel home schools their children and blogs about frugal living. >> reporter: how long do you think you'll keep doing it? >> as long as we can. as long as life lets us. >> reporter: at dollywood the part-time jobs end next month. their income enough to make their next stop time off in florida. >> we're living on 20% and we haven't starved yet. we haven't gone to bed hungry. >> reporter: a craving for something different as work camps trade money for memories. [ laughter ] >>> that will do it for us on this saturday night. i'm lester holt from all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching >>> right now on news3 live at 6:00, the passing of fidel castro has cuben americans sounding off. we'll have a live report. >>> plus smoke on the strip. what cause ed a fire that resulted in power outages and the shut down of the pumpy ride tonight. tracking the latest specific storm already moving into the coast. >> this is something we're celebrating because he has caused pain on all generations of cubans. >>> reaction to the death of

. >> reporter: her mother was frugally. >> she went without so others could have >> reporter: in the last stage of alzheimer's, she has a blank stare that goes right through you, unable to speak, walk, or read. a disease that robs the mind. and breaks her daughter's heart. she's losing the battle. >> every time, every day i see her -- it gets harder. i just pray to god sheens who i am. 2015, she noticed something was off with her mother's bank statements. her brother-in-law was a signer on her mother's wells fargo account. at the time her doctor noted she had become progressively more belligerent, confused, and paranoid. money is missing. lots of it. she records the conversation. >> there's so much money. >> yeah. it's all money y spent. >> reporter: when he started asking questions. >> she hand today to me and said go get me some groceries. >> reporter: the answers she got did not make sense. >> he tried to tell me it was a gift. that my mother gifted it to him. >> reporter: as far as she was concerned, it was one excuse after another. >> mileage to the post office and the bank ever

after that, reassess what's working and what's not. >> the point of frugality and fi yourself less stress, less anxiety and more peace. >> the tip the couple recommends is the finance website, personal capital. it's a tool to keep track of your accounts and your money. and for a link to their website you can head to our mobile app and click on, on tv. >> it's interesting. it's just checking out their website now, and first, used stuff is not gross. say totally agree. used. >> and some others have an internet connection, so they are >> they have new wireless. >> right. >> and emotional highs and lows from the cubs, the world series' win. >> and big reactions from the cubs and the indians' fans in oirgs, and new at 6:30, new information tossed out in cambridge, it never made it to voters and the concern this morning. >> and we are following breaking news. several breaking stories, and two u.s. service members are dead, two others are hurt after coming under fire in afghanistan. >> breaking overnight in bosto being hit by a car. updates ahead in our next massachusetts has many great public s

they outcheaped the frugal hoosier. yesterday's bounty? i'm telling you, mike. this is our new place. e got everything -- backed-over bread, preopened pasta. hmm. generic chinese cereal. ooh! look at this. i got all this for 3 bucks. it's misshapen fruit. looks like a tumor, but it's fruit. their word, not mine. brick: ? you're gonna love our pizza ? i'm surprised to see you in such a good mood. what, 'cause of axl not coming to thanksgiving? yeah, well, that and the not talking to us or answering our calls for days.

we'll have yo thanksgivingforec firday is still the day frugal shoppers plan for all year. some, even camping out for days, to get the best bargains. but, is it worth it? shakala alvaranga is live near maryland parkway ... ((shakala alvaranga)) >> denise, some do it for fun, others to save big bucks. many retailers run their discounts for e throughout november and december. so is camping out in long lines in the cold really worth it when most stores sync up their online and in-store deals ... making it pretty easy to buy a gift from your couch. campers say it's a tradition. anayeli bravo has been doing it for two years. (( i've been out here since tuesday around 1. i came to set up the tent with my cousin. the first year because we wanted to get a big tv, and as well and this time is for fun...just tradition.)) but that doesn't mean the black friday hype is over. according to the national retail federation, 137 million americans plan to shop online or in stores over the thanksgiving weekend. ((shakala alvaranga)) >> some 74 percent of that group will shop on black friday. m

. >> reporter: john is the ceo and founder of the frugal, a savings website based here in boston. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> as the shopping season begins, this is it for the retailers, black friday coming up at the end of the week, and what is the number one way save money. >> you know, for a lot of people, shopping is a social activity. you want to go with your mom, your daughter, your cousin and hit the stores and have fun but if you are really looking to save money, online is the answer. it will be easier to find deals, easier to find coupons, cash back. all of those things online. >> anything new to cybermonday? i know people have the black friday monday is engrained in the culture. any new trends? >> it was always big with apparel. people tend to get that online having looked at stores on friday, saturday, and sunday, and the other big thing online are video game consoles. people want to look at the picture quality and play with save a lot of money on this year if we look for the deals? >> retailerrings are super aggressive but it's watch

david makes $11.25 an hour at amazon warehouse and daniel home schools their children and blogs about frugaling. >> reporter: how long do you think you'll keep doing it? >> as long as we can. as long as life lets us. >> reporter: at dollywood the part-time jobs end next month. their income enough to make their next stop time off in florida. >> we're living on 20% and we haven't starved yet. we haven't gone to bed hungry. >> reporter: a craving for something different as work camps trade money for memories. [ laughter ] janet shamlian news. >>> that will do it for us on this saturday night. i'm lester holt from all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. >>> a steady stream of rain hitting the area today. we're tracking the conditions. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. peggy bunker, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> let's take a look at highway 101 in san jose. as you can see, definitely still coming down. traffic is responsible here, slowing it down because of slick roads. rob, how does it look now? >> 44/ 100ths of an inch of rain in woo

but most analysts agree that storms in august and september added to the frugal tendency among consumers. the government will announce the gdp data on november 14th. >>> the first delivery of the japanese-made mitsubishi regional jet, mrj, may be delayed again because technical changes are necessarily. the aircraft, currently undergoing flight tests in the u.s., is being developed by mitsubishi aircraft. it has already announced delays four times. the president of the parent company mitsubishi heavy industries cited a possible fifth delivery delay at a news conference. he said various changes became necessary in order to acquire approval from aviation authorities. mitsubishi hopes to make the first delivery to all nippon airwave busy mid-2018. >>> let's check markets. wall street ended lower ahead of key central bank meetings and concerns about the u.s. presidential election rippling through the markets. both the dow jones industrial average and the tech-heavy nasdaq closed in the negative on monday and for the month of october as well. let's see how tokyo markets are opening this tuesda

she made $500 a few years ago and now this frugal living author and expert is here to on, concrete advice. >> exactly. i've done it all myself. these are all things to do to make money now. >> do it! >> make thez bucks. >> first one is a phone. >> cell phone. >> weird. >> what you want to do, take surveys at home on your couch while you're drinking wine or watching tv or whatever you're doing at night. a swagbox.com is great website, app to go to. take surveys, watch video, shop online doing cyber monday shopping. >> they want your feedback? >> you get points. trade them in for gift cards. >> cash, turns out to be buying power. >> right. getting out of debt a few years ago, only way, got $550 to spend for christmas that year. >> a blessing. >> inboxdollars.com. >> great. >> wonderful's. >> wow. >> this is exciting. a neck tie? >> a neck tie. this time of year and make money right now. so there's a great app called the field agent app. say you go a home improvement store, get a notification, there's a shop to be had through the app. go take ten pictures of this display and make $4. >> wait

reporter: 2017 may be frugal for todd. he expects to pay off the debt observe the next year and he will be back championship parade. kristen volk news 5. >>> i think it is all kind of awesome. but with fans that dedicated you know downtown will be packed tonight. >> it will be jammed packed tonight with lots of energy and you know with another double- header happening the cavs playing a couple of hours before the first pitch we know that as we see now traffic is picking up so we put jonathan to give you a look at downtown traffic right now. jonathan. this is going to be your claim to fame my brother. >> i can only do what i can. i am just telling you, you know, on the heels of halloween, we know that the dark side, the cubs won the last time around so now we are hoping for the return of the jedi as a matter of fact that cleveland indian and the return of fans in downtown cleveland now. the return of the world series here in cleveland. the return of bars and restaurants filling to capacity and then some. that is what we hav

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they outcheaped the frugal hoosier. yesterday's bounty? i'm telling you, mike. this is our new place. they've got everything -- backed-over bread, preopened pasta. hmm. generic chinese cereal. ooh! look at this. i got all this for 3 bucks. it's misshapen fruit. looks like a tumor, but it's fruit. their word, not mine. brick: ? you're gonna love our pizza ? i'm surprised to see you in such a good mood. what, 'cause of axl not coming to thanksgiving? yeah, well, that and the not talking to us or answering our calls for days. yeah, i guess that. look, it sucks. it definitely sucks.

. >> being being frugal is her style. >> in in house is a bargain item. this was probably $50. the chandelier was $100. nothing is not a bargain item. >> next stop, backyard complete with pool and a bar. >> this is the yes bar. >> stocked with plenty of skinny girl. >> christina aguiler partied till 5:00 in the morning here. i've had jamie foxx, like his pos i came here and all were dancing to bell biv due vo. >> this season's real housewives reunion special. >> the reunion was definitely not fun. >> i believe it. i do. no, i do. >> you know what. >> if i did, i own it. i don't remember. >> i totally believe it. i'm not harboring resentment about it. >> despite the drama, we're thinking she will be back. countette luann desupers. both live less than ten miles away from bethanie >> nervous. meeting the countess. >> welcome. come on in ? money can't buy you class ? >> lew anne reportedly dropped a little over $3 million on this home question w sheas single three years ago. the property has become a home for two. >> every time we wake up in the morning, it's like this beautiful vi

she made 500 extra bucks a few years ago and now this frugal living author and expert is here to share tips with you. >> hi. >> people love it when you come on because you give them concrete advice. >> exactly. i've done it all myself. these are all things to do to make money now. >> do it! >> make these bucks. >> weird. >> what you want to do, take surveys at home on your couch while you're drinking wine or watching tv or whatever you're doing at night. swagbox.com is great website, app to go to. take surveys, watch videos, shop online doing cyber monday shopping. >> they want your feedback? >> you get points. and then you trade those points in for gift cards. >> oh. >> cash, turns out to be buying power. >> right. getting out of debt, the only way we had money to use for christmas, i got $550 to spend for christmas that year. >> a blessing. >> inboxdollars.com. >> great. >> wonderful. >> wow. >> this is exciting. a neck tie? >> a neck tie. >> okay. >> this is mystery shopping. okay? you can be a mystery shopper this time of year and make money right now. so there's a great app called

budget should focus on combating the drug crisis, supporting jobs at dcyf sununu says while being frugal, officials still need to deliver the best services to granite staters. >> we have the opportunity to do smart things, we always have the opportunity to improve government. and we always have the opportunity to provide better results for new hampshire. and in our state with our balanced budget it really starts here. jean: the budget must be presented in february, just a month before sununu is sworn into office. tom: president-elect donald trump has he prepares for a busy weekend of transition meetings. aixa diaz with a look at some of the latest names. reporter: tom, today the president-elect named three new administration members who are already drawing criticism from the left. senator tom cotton and former governor mike hawk bee, both from arkansas, stopped at trump tower as president-elect donald trump assembles his cabinet. qualifications. reporter: he selected alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general, describing him as a world class legal mind. >> jeff sessions is most id

. >> so we very frugal. to put the water in california has done very well. also there are places that recharging and then once in its clean day pomps that like the columbia basin. but before to charge that and we will again. >> i swear this is not from me. p.s. what would you do to address the financial situation of the middle-class? white college cost to not earn enough to pay for those college cost. >> the first answer n terms of better and tom with effect sharing or the germans are the manufacturing with their paid $36 an hour. natural resource based economy and then that if fisher bill. i have to move doctors and a bachelor's and that i had heard of two that they figure out to be innovative ways of teaching that our lower cost to support the education and. >> but we can create an environment allow jobs to grow. to invest in infrastructure of the mass transit to get people to work and school safely and other infrastructure is like which we have done it is just finding the workforce. so i mentioned investing from the water resources department but after me

it's a frugal nearing and company. they never open their wallets unless they have to.th there so and that after the war. they don't know what to do, they start buying really expensive stores on fifth avenue in new york city and boston, here in newport where supposedly they're going to flock and by the winchester product. this is a great theory but it all proves wildly expensive. they put that money after bad. things go from bad to horrible and sure enough, then the depression terms up with exquisite timing. thomas great bennett dies before the inevitable in 1931. it's bought by arrival, owned by the olin brothers in illinois, and so that is the end of family ownership. we go from rags to riches to going into bankruptcy. they let winchester hang there in receivership until they were just desperate to sell so they bought it for about $8 million which is basically nothing by the value of the day. the brothers turned it around and brought it back to something of a success. that might really the end of the family's involvem

out of steel basically and ed is put in charge of the retail project and remember this is like a frugalnew england company. they never opened their wallets unless they had to but they are so indebt off the war and they don't know what to do. they start buying really expensive stores on fifth avenue in new york city, in boston, near in newport where house wives are going to flock and buy, wildly expensive, bad money off to bad. things go from bad to deplorable. and sure enough, then the depression turns up just with exquisite timing and thomas gray bennett dies before the inevitable the company goes intm receivership and bought by a rival westin cartridge. that's the end of family ownership. we go from rags to riches top. going into bankruptcy in 1931 and the brothers because they were tight-fisted new engine lands of origins they let winchester hang in receivership until they were desperate to sale which they bought for $8 million which was basically nothing by the value of the day and they turned around and brought to success. that marks really the end of the family's involvement and t

we are frugal. >> no charging. >> no charging. >> no charging. >> now in most cases retailers are offeringdentical deals in store and online, and so far all the online metrics are very bullish. thanksgiving day was target.com's best day ever. walmart says it's one of the best days of the year for its website. amson says items ordered today have already eclipsed last year and adobe expects online sales to hit $3 billion today. that will be the first time that we've seen those levels for black friday. now, budget conscious shoppers are going to be finding the best deals on tablets, tvs, pet care, and toys. in fact, the deals on tablets are about twice as good as what we saw last year with a 25% discount on average. adobe says the top-selling products online so far is the hp inspiron computer, nerf guns and drones. those are just some of them. we're seeing traffic begin to pick up at the mall. i think the big box stores got hit last night. everybody we talked to said they kind of hit those first, some took a break, some have been out all night, and now the train is running down here with all

>> size, number one, be frugal on use of water when you for. you want to put the water on the planet. there are places like israel that's done really well. california has done it very well. also their places that recharging their groundwater. they tend to catch winter runoff. let it percolate through the aquifer and once it is claimed they can develop into more prominent on before like the columbia basin. we need to use science. we need to keep our wits about us, and can be frugal with its use and recharge it would begin. >> after pierce, this is from a gw.com. i swear that's not my pen name. this question is not for me but i am all ears, believe me. he asked what would you do to address the financial situation of the shrinking middle class? for example, college costs. many parents make too much income for any real aid and yet do not earn enough to pay for college costs. >> the first answer in terms of better incomes is look at the jobs that of their income to bring back manufacturing, having people that are trained in technical who can work ma

a great years or seven years or whatever and part of the winning combination has been this fairly frugaleral government, not much fiscal stimulus outside of the recovery act and an accommodative fed. that combination seems to have been really great. under a trump administration, we have been promised tax cuts, fiscal stimulus, repatriation of cash. see a different policy. how would the changing of monetary policy, what might that ultimately mean for investors? guest: we think of you have a trump presidency, you will see more focus on getting gdp growth higher. a lot of his tax growth are designed to put money into the economy right away. we can argue about whether that's effective or not. but if you look at where george bush did a large tax cut in 2003, you got high gdp in the third quarter and fourth quarter of 2003. i show you that example because at that point, it allows the fed to normalize monetary policy. what happens for investors is investors got smaller returns after that. higher, is to get gdp but you have to sacrifice lower returns. if you converse that with hillary and she tr

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i do not think this was him just being frugal. i think even washington himself saw that there was significant to these old tents and items. the story moves to another generation of the family. you will all likely recognize of edward savage painting the washington family that was painted at the time of his presidency. on the left, you can see his adopted son. this is martha washington's national -- natural grandson from martha washington's first marriage to her son, jackie, who died shortly after yorktown. who would become the custodian of those military equipment items after the death of martha washington in 1802. this is him in the early 19th century in the military uniform. i was taken to arlington national cemetery as a kid -- to the tomb of the unknown soldier. home inactually the arlington that was built by his son.n for when martha washington dies in builds arlington house. he brings into that house many of the items that had been at mount washington -- these relics. that included those old tents. in the upper right, there a

my philosophy is basic frugal republican to make sure we tax less and spend less, and get us out of debt. that would be the way to go. >> thank you. first response will be from congresswoman duckworth. >> the paris climate agreements go into effect a few days before the election. do you think climate change is real and it's a manmade exasperated problem and what would you support in order to help combat climate change? representative duckworth: well, i am, of course, climate change is real. i support an all of the above approach in attacking climate change. it is everything from moving our country toward being carbon neutral, moving our country toward clean energy, illinois is uniquely positioned to lead the clean energy revolution, and yet we've not taken advantage of it. it's why i want to invest in illinois manufacturing, especially when i comes to clean energy. we here in illinois produce gearboxes for windmills, windmill towers and yet we only get 5% of our energy from wind power and iowa gets 30%. we have the corn and soybean farmers, we should be leading the world and nation when

i want payments to be tax deductible and i want patients to be frugal but i want severe illness coverede. bill: dr. marc siegel. martha. martha: the vice president-elect now arrived on capitol hill. he has a very full plate today. how big of a role will he play in the trump transition and pushing forward their agenda? bill: suspected islamic terrorists accusing of setting bombs in new york city and new jersey had his day in court. we'll tell you how that turned out. ♪ music for your retirement, you wanted to celebrate the little things, before they get too big. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. ♪ martha: a suspected islamic terrorist now being formally charged, accused of detonating a bomb in new york city book in september that injured 30 people and another bombing that was less successfufor him and his agenda, that happened in new jersey. rick leventhal, live outside of manhattan's u.s. district court. rick, what do we expect on this today? good morning to you. reporter: martha, ahmad rahim my will be here at federal court fac