are you y for one of the bigges holiday shopping days of the year? just o week away today, right? >> that'ri about a fourth of us are planningave crowds on black i if you're looking for some of the best deals, you should start looking weekend for big bargain >>se of the best deals you will see is the monday before thanksg a litb ov the weekend before thanksgiving. and thenanngay itself. >> bere thanksgiving, you should c out web sites for deals. ceou' in the store, you can use an app to scan and price compareuc just to make sure you are getting the best possible deal. and i re something yesterday that said the biggest discounts that people will find will be on jewelry. >> on jewelry. >> jewelry, they tend to have the bigg discounts. >> ide christmas. thanks, aaron. . >>> president obamaays he is tired o waiting. the steps he is taking without congress immigration. and o woman said he made the right move. >>> one of d.c.'s darkt days. remembera deadly shooting at police headquarters >> a live look at the capital this moin it's going to be a chilly day out there. how to dress kids b

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. >>> we know it as one of the bigge shopping days of the years big bargains. new tck f retailers. >>> 15 be the hour right now. a gra ju decision in ferguso missouri could come down atime. michael brown's father released a new video call for peace no matter decision. >> i do not want my son's death to be vain. i want it to lee to incredible chang positive change. >> a police union official says darren wilson's defense team is confirme won't be charged in the kil of michael brown. if he is officer wilson said said he turn himself in immedia all l and vacations have been canceled for officers in the spe operations division. those are officers who handle demonstr awd control. protestse being planned for d.c. and baltimore if officer wilson is not indicted in the shootinh of michael brown. >> vandalizing a frat house. a scathing report about rape on campus. accordin daily cavalier the group sent out an anonymous e-mail that claims responsi for the vandalism and demanded immediate suspen oph kappa si fratern the staoupbdz behind the vandalis say they won't stop unt

did you imagine that one of the bigge biggest scenes would be in mcdonald's?o you think there's more stories? >> i think there is. >> for now, fighting for the dancers, and still stopping traffic and construction in the street. nobody stops construction for me. but she turned it around for me. >> this is from abc news. >> and turning the spotlight over to the young performers. so, we choose sarah jessica parker and all the young dancers in america with a dream. we'll see right back here on monday. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. here are three former champions. a graduate student in public affairs from madison, wisconsin... a data and translation coordinator from east point, michigan... and a consultant from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

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biggs. what a surprise. we love it when you drop by so very unexpectedly.honest-- if i hadn't put my finger over that peephole, we wouldn't be having this conversation right now. we've... we've been meaning to come visit you, but i've been crazy at work, and with all the... the wedding planning... mike! i get it. people get busy, and some relationships don't make the cut. and it's usually the groom's mother that gets the brown end of the stick. if that means what i think it means, that's certainly not a good thing. would you... would you like to sit down? i would, but my hemorrhoids are telling me to stand. mike! (chuckles) mom, what are you doing here? i just came by to bring you a little treat. you always loved your mommy's seven-layer cookies. oh, boy. hey, you want to come in? i was just getting ready to fire up some baby back ribs. no, thanks. i drank a cold can of chicken and stars before i came over. oh, that reminds me, i got to flip the drumsticks. mike, for the love of god, no more meat! oh, god, he's grilling everything in sight. you might want t

the biggs loser, the media, who sheltered obama like a wounded kitten in a snowstorm. their love created a pig in a blanket of -- no amount of mustard could save this weany. this gop wave is a huge waste if you don't find someone who can ride it. first i want to go to a sound on tape of president obama talking about working with the gop at a wonderful lunch today, let's roll that. >> we have seen now for a number of cycles that the american people just want to see work done here in washington. i think they're frustrated by the gridlock and one thing that i have committed to both speaker boehner and leader mcconnell is that i am not going to judges ideas based on whether they're democratic or republican, i'm going to be judging them based on wloohether or not they work. >> for lunch they had fillet and sea bass, i think they should have had lame duck. we'll be right back. >>> do you believe that ideas are not somehow connected to their ideology or their party? >> i feel like he's -- it's like he's playing a role, and it was like this is what you should say, and the lunc

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it's bigge than the marketap delta or whole foods.stanley, one of them equipped, this is no joke, buts true. washington, d.c. aually does create jobs because t mpliance workforce is getting soso big, they'redding moree people to deal with regulator >> and firing others teal with thecosts. ling w bad ds itge -p>>hree banks laying off thousands of people. theris a lot of&a actity, a lot of that are big companes the tech sce they cover acquiring smaller companies. there this upti. >> and get deals and all tha exactly. and to echo what you said, washington is engaging in a enrprise, we've seen it with the $13 bllion ttlement half of morga'snnual eaings. a loof money, government >> what they're saying is we're having etin to talk about meetings with meetings with reguto ey'r calling ithihis at cigroup and a jpmorgan chase pers said that. th knew the was a scwu vegetati unerse which is like dodd-frank, it's never-endingg tidef rulenitpicking. >> ridiculous. in the meanti, onto issue two is the msa behind intersllar lesthan stlar. the new mo

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biggs. so the two -- religious and politics were infused in a sort of cocktail here, and similarly, with the inquisition, an appallingly flawed solution to a difficult problem that ferdinand and isabella, the catholic monarch that spain had, when they came to the throne after the country -- the whole peninsula had been torn apart in a bitter civil war. as they were facing -- the huge danger, imminent danger of an attack by the ottomans and they had in spain still a muslim principality in grenada. they were on the front line of what europe felt was a war against the islamic world. and very often when a people is threatened from -- by an outside enemy -- we see this again and again my story -- they turn on an enemy within. they have terrified fantasies of a fifth column of people, and the people they picked on, the common people were picking on as the sort of the fifth column, were the jews who had converted to christianity. a lot of them had converted to christianity, they were called the con

>> that's the bigg big boost that saved us. if we had two years with this guy without a firewall, we would be in huge trouble. he's taking our country down. we're still number one. norway have fun with that. charles: how do we spark now main street despite tuesday's election someone who is afraid of starting a business on monday still is not ready to start one today. >> i've started a few businesses in recessions and it's been fine. you can make your own economy. he don't to have worry about the economy, you can make your own. charles: that's what i'm saying. for the next ten years, amazing businesses were started in the worst depression ever. why aren't people doing that now. >> we are regulated and central planned so much, that there isn't this sense of nearship. matt: the confidence. americans are waking up saying, i want to be the next facebook. they don't have that gusto to jump out there and do that. how do you get that back? i don't know. >> the president has pushed the elective -- >> i don't think people are waking up a

her name is christine biggs johnson she survived the shooting and went to jail for a month but also lost needing a second $25,000 reconstructive surgery. her attorney says that officer went too far. >> that's the consequence of the improper use of deadly force. the unconstitutional use of de deadly force. >> there was no reason to fire that weapon. he was trying to kill this woman. and there was no reason to do it. >> johnson says she's got no memory of the incident but she is sorry for her actions. >> an active shoot drill at a florida middle school terrifies students and leaves parents fuming it's because neither teachers, students nor parents knew the drill was actually just that, a drill. it happened yesterday. parents say they received frantic texts from their kids saying officers burst in to the classrooms with guns drawn. police say they wanted to assess the school's preparedness. >> i'm panicking because i'm thinking that it's you know legitimate shooter coming. >> we actually thought someone was going to come in her and kill. >> police have since apologized and re-evaluated thei

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law, or the biggs case on abortion rights since roe v. wade was decided to determine if it's okay for states to regulate abortion clinics out of existence, as texas has just done, passing a law that shutterrerred 80% of the clinics. so voting rights not just in texas but across the south and throughout the country, abortion rights not just in texas about throughout the country, they're headed to the court and the court is on the ballot tomorrow which means all of those are very much on the ballot tomorrow. also up for vote tomorrow, the way the government spends money. which sounds banal or whatever but is more important than you might think. the real victory have 2010 tea party wave, let us recall the wave brought into power during the last mid-terms when conservatived voted in far greater numbers than liberals and progressives, the greatest victory of that election was take together hatchet to the part of the government that spends money on public goods and people who don't have much power. the congress produced by that election, congre

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biggs cents looted, windows broken, hundreds of gunshots heard. >> what i've seen tonight is probably much worse than the worse night we ever had in august. >> police hurled tear gas into crowds. some demonstrators taunted authorities and set fires to police cars. >> police brought it on themselves. they have aggressive stands. >> so the rioting quickly spread here, where protesters set businesses on fire topping the decision, released document released by 12 jurors, including images, and testimony, to officer wilson. wilson said he shot series of rounds during the august 9 confrontation, which began while he was still in his squad car. wilson said his hands were inside on me, he enters my vehicle with his hands, arms, and his head, assaulting me police continue to urge protestors to demonstrate peacefully. >> not due to destruction of our community. >> brown's mother broke down among protesters following the decision. even in her anger, she urged protesters, not to combat violence, with violence. st. louis police chief says he feels they've done all they could do, protesters last nig

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and i think that's one of the bigge esgest issues.nsider jobs, the stock market and so many other issues. where there has been growth, the number of people with health care. even though they continue to say they did not like the affordable care act, the rather the of the matter is when you look at the services people are getting, they want that. there may be some tweaks. we're not going away. we're still going to speak about the issues where they are over the top and they're extreme and they're wrong. for women. for workers. frankly, for citizens, for students, for seniors. i'm going to continue on speak to those issues and walker has to do different. and guess as may congresswoman said, at saying one thing and doing another. he is a smooth candidate. >> senator taylor, isn't the governor now positioned to get whatever he wants? >> arguably, he has both houses. did he before that. i think if he wants to be able to show himself, frankly, being able to go at other levels of government, he is going to have to put up in some areas where w

harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could. >> the call his dad, cleve joiner, makes to 911 sets in motion a massive rescue operation. six national guard and air force helicopters are on their way, but they're hours away. of the six people still alive in the crevasse, three are badly hurt and need medical attention. and then all of a sudden, the sound of chopper blades through the thin mountain air. >> when you hear a helicopter, you hang so much hope that your friend is going to get off the mountain and get to a trauma center and be okay. >> but when they realize what the sound is, it's crushing news. >> breaking news today on mt. hood. >> rescuers a

even though that is probably one of the biggs movies in the year, we have to wait to see the final numbers do as well as expected for the opening weekend. it is not matching figures analysts accepted. >> and that is pretty much an nothing situation for lions gate. >> it is getting down to the wire with only one more movie left. the good news is that they are planning theme parks and a play, video games. they are diversifying in a way that we have seen disney do, and that is how these movie studios are saving themselves these days. >> what else this weekend? madagascar," and dreamworks has been working on diversifying its revenue. they have been trying to sell more consumer products. i went to one of their holiday exhibits. they have been trying to sell themselves as well. it has not been working. i went to a holiday event and weeks ago where they had penguin toys and games. they are trying to push this on kids, trying to make a comeback. if you think about "shrek," that is still the big one. the characters are relevant. >> what other big releases are on the calendar between now and the end

. >>> switching gears, we know that the "hunger games" is the bigge biggest movie in the country.ffy wright who plays a tech wiz. here he is in a scene arming katniss played by jennifer lawrence. >> regular, insindiary, explosive arrows. all color-coded. and got a trident for him. when he's ready. might just cure him -- cure him up. let's -- not fire the red ones in here. >> these are interesting movies. they're not only really entertaining and thrilling, but there's a lot of commentary and social commentary embedded in the plot. >> absolutely. i think that's what's most exciting about being a part of these films. they're big budget story telling and you have all the bells and whistles that you would expect from films of this scale. but at the same time they're geared for young audiences. and they're not nical. they're not taking for granted the intelligence of the audience and trying to speak to real relevant and topical issues that are existing bouds of the sin ya. what we find at this foiz in the story telling, a society at war with itself. >> we have questions on social media,

choose the direction accept bigg and to government. going to have a government that influences and controls everything we do, we have to be able to influence that. the way i look at it is it is insane to get rid of free speech and the freedom to influence government, not to mention a fundamental attack on free society. as a practical matter, it is also crazy. if government is going to have this much power, we have to be able to influence it. i could not use these arguments in court because they are not strict the relevant, but they to insisting we need to maintain freedom. opinion on the auto company bailout? was it 2009? if you think that's corrupt, how does that fit in? >> it's corrupt from the big picture standpoint. in other words, this is not what government should do. it's probably like an example of the influence of car companies over government. i'm not positive of that, but that kind of thing often happens. i didn't get into this. what we need to think about is if we're going to talk about government corruption, we have to hav

>> the bigge egest mistake is n being prepared. the >> driving. >> don't overdrive the car.they can own the road and then you see them like off on the side. >> do you snicker? >> yes, i absolutely do. >> that's the spirit. mike floyd, automobile magazines thanks for joining us. my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's progressive pain. first that feeling of numbness. then hot pins. almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i feel better than i did before. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight, including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or skin sores from diabetes. common side effects are dizziness, sleepines