buck shot by the white headlights to big thicket. what you looking at. crack, the white stick big thicket along the trees. the buck is staggering home. crack, we go to big thicket what you are doing here. break for home. on the road, go, go, crack, crack, crack, big thicket. headlights what you think you are. huff, is this, critic o crack, a stick broke. buck in the brushes. put them back on. what you think. in the rushes. put them back o. big thicket we go to creek. go to head staggers along the trees. crack, a stick broke the creek breaks big thicket we go, buck shot, home we go, go, big thicket. road kill. staggering bucks. headlight rushes. screeching. road screeching, what you what you. we go, we go. crack. bones. road kills a broke stick along the staggering creek we go on. [applause] >> i will close with a poem from the book it's live evil. a name of a miles davis album we know that miles davis abused his wife. physically. pearl initially had mad at miles the reason this poem exist system because of that esan and the epigraphs that will ground it

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three bucks if you pay in cash. used to be $2. if you pay in cash, toll rates are going up by the dollar at the harbor tunnel and key bring. if you want to cross the bay bridge, it's going to cost you 4 bucks. the first wave of toll increases approved by the transportation authority in september. another round will come in two years in 2013, race will go up again. the money generated from the toll hike will repair the aging roads, bridges and tunnels. for drivers already paying more for gas, this increase hits them hard. >> it's not a good idea. it's like a vicious cycle. you do something to raise revenue then it impacts society. everything keeps not getting better. >> reporter: also what is not good, the fines for not paying a toll are going up. the state will be using video cameras to catch violater whose go through the booths without paying a fine. used to be fined be bucks, now it could go up to $15 depending on which toll you don't pay. >>> a police officer will be sore after a crash. it happened near the gillford avenue exit

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pass the buck trying to deflect blame from themselves if a you know there is a longstanding political rivalry here as well you know when a lot of tension between the police the community and the bears office. backdrop against which all of this ok great joshua thanks so much for being with us today. very perhaps great talking with so would three days day of action in full swing in oakland several organizations are looking ahead to tomorrow's day of action that's when world leaders gather in france for this year's g. twenty summit where they will be joined by nurses for different continents working together with the ninety nine percent movement to demand a new financial transaction tax on activities that are conducted on wall street and in the analogs of wall street around the world the organization national nurses united spearheading the day of action will be holding a rally in front of the treasury building here in washington d.c. as well to press for this financial transaction tax for more what's planned for tomorrow i'm pleased to welcome michael whitely lighting excuse me national

probation when she's sentenced in january so the lawyer says that the twenty six year old gave five bucks to an aggressive beggar then returned with a pellet gun to demand her money back the funniest part is that she was sentenced you've got to be sentenced i mean is this class warfare at a new level panhandlers versus people that give them money i don't even know that they had guns or remember there was a movie with his brother there some guy. maybe the solution was his you have a public on and was you know how could this woman the how did you how could you prove that you're the mother begin with she could respond to some psycho with a pellet gun looking for five dollars how much did it cost them to go over this woman and to put her through the legal process arrest her charge her have a go through court for five bucks i'm sorry but that's not i mean talk about government waste i grew that's crazy shannon i mean the guy that panhandlers don't want to press charges like. they spent all this money like go into this. business on or even i don't want to press charges that's how much they want

boeing wells fargo paid zero taxes the last three years made one hundred sixty billion bucks and you know i just don't get it and i don't get we're trying to come from with this. it was a bipartisan filibuster it was to demagogue democrat including you don't like the democrats who voted against it but that's just how he would. be. it wasn't on the grass but i would say i was south enough for republicans here and i'll say the town i'm not going to say that they don't hate everyday americans they just really love billionaires much much much much more than. you rock obama's dinner with billionaires all the time so he seems very fond of them and i think let's go back to the senate bill here and the jobs and and this issue with the infrastructure the infrastructure in this country is it is a massive problem we saw the minneapolis bridge which class which is why nick i wish i was the sponsor of this bill and we know how many bridges are out there that are not structurally sound and it's shovel ready you know a lot of places one was a little bit worse there was the grunow stimulus we passed

one piece is usually 30 bucks.>> even though you shouldn't get your wife a crock pot. some other popular items here. >> this is from kohl's, and these are sonicares. it's $40, and the remington -- this is a great razor for your husband, 160 to 60 bucks. >> you often see these, and these toothbrushes don't go on sale. >> they don't. i got one at home. 8 doll dp$8 for this bed, it's microsuede. 40%. legos never go on sale. the boys love the legos. this, i love. >> this is on sale. this is toys-r-us and sports authority. >> $16 for some of these balls and half price. this was $400 for the table tennis and now it's 160. >> this is a workout ball. i'll play game with you. okay, they're stuck. >> you would have so suffered and paid. these are great deals. >> a great bargain. >> great job. happy holidays. thank you very much. coming up, who wants to have turkey sandwiches for the rest of the weekend? we'll show you how to turn your thanksgiving leftovers into creative new meals right after this. cool deal. ♪ christmas is

for kids, ten bucks for adults. this guy right here, robert, the general manager. you set up these rinks throughout the world. this one is close to your heart for various reasons. why? >> well, it's just the heart of san francisco, the premiere shopping district, the people love it. it's a way to kick off the holiday season. we get more and more people every year, and they just keep co coming. asking about doing proposals here on the ice. we have great events. december 1st is speed date skating. headbands with mistletoe on them. they'll be able to kiss, have some fun games. december 8th is drag queens on ice. it will be an awesome event. >> go to unionsquareicerink.com to get more information. my ankles are about to give out. five, four, three, two -- >> sit down, bob. >> you deserve a rest, man. great work. i think kristi was very impressed. >> i was impressed. i wouldn't trust myself with a camera out there. >> reminiscent of "dancing with the stars" as we have kristi yamaguchi with us, we have scored you, bob. >>

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each 25 bucks. you have a cool bag. >> yep, yep.xt page you have my little book. >> we certainly do. >> my little book "the three gifts." slippers from restoration hardware. laura mercier. grandma's coffee cake. unbelievable. they left out two things. not upset about, but disappointed. there's a difference. i put in hoda's book, too. >> allegedly. >> i did. how she survived everything. the world's catastrophe. >> and your kringle candle. >> smells like nantucket at christmas time. >>> is it okay or not okay to seek comfort from your ex? what did i say? >> i guess it depends on who your ex is and how you exited. >> clever. >> play on words. >> hoda said no, it's not okay. he is your ex for a reason. don't complicate things. >> find another shoulder, for god's sake. there are lots of shoulders to cry on. >> you sure do. >> that's what i'm saying. >> it's also national espresso day. did you know that? in our espresso cups is also -- [ speaking french ] 12:01 the third thursday november of each year. just in time for thanksgiving. which

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court says money is speech one literally one cranky billionaire just drop a few for three million bucks out can take down dozen members of congress i mean a couple hundred thousand dollars is big money in a congressional race so what we're seeing with his gang government the reason why congress is having to defer to gangs or that was that old commissioner whether it's the gang at all right now is a symptom of a broken system it's a fundamentally broken system and this is why congress is popularity ratings are in the tank no it's not it's broken is the only way to get out of this thing is to get money out of government we've got to get money out of government and one of the best ways to do that is to amend the constitution to say sorry corporations are people money is not speech for more information go to move to amend dot org. crazy alert pretty cool i miss it ohio woman claims her house is haunted by ghosts ghosts that seem to only be concerned with having sex with each other that's right she says she's seen on numerous occasions to goes to get it on her living room. in my. live. they

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. >>> and extreme tussle between two whitetail bucks forced nebraska wildlife officials to step in. the animals became inseparable after their antlers became entangled. a four-hour struggle to free themselves ended when officials stepped in to cut one of the animal's antlers off. >>> one new jersey man thought busting the move was the perfect way to pull off a shoplifting heist. after a short dance routine, the suspect stuffed clothes in his pants but confronted by security when attempted to leave, the suspect threw the clothes and made a quick getaway. he is still at large. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. good morning, bill. >> the cameras followed him pretty closely. >> like they had a toggle. >> the security guard didn't want to chase him. that $9.98 shirt will get you every time. we have an active weather system moving through. almost like a winter-like storm is moving down. we have a winter weather advisory for the hills in los angeles. you can feel the cold air as you head outsid

buck's positions were, particularly on social issues.y asking buck in a debate who he wanted to two to jail if he succeeded in making abortion illegal without exceptions, which was his policy position. so a year ago, on election night 2010, the -- i'm not sure i left anybody big out. that was the entire universe of good news stories that night for democrats. other than those stories, election night a year ago was a really bad night for democrats. it was a red, red night, a red, red year. delightful if you are a republican, but a bummer of a night for democrats pretty much. that was a year ago, 2010. now it has been a year. tomorrow it is election day again. it's off year election day. still there's a lot going on. mississippi voters are going to be deciding tomorrow on an amendment to their state's constitution. an amendment that would define a fertilized egg as a person. this would ban all abortion, no exceptions. it would also ban the most popular forms of birth control and some types of fertility treatment and it could turn a miscarri

in their defense, their argument has been you not going to get any bang for the buck good they pooledrces. you get a lot of buck but you get more if you ask of the wealthy to collectively to this country, whether they like it or not, fork over more to the government, did that fall on deaf ears? >> if they believe this this they should lead by example. why not voluntarily do this steady of have the government coerce you and other millionaires. >>neil: who next? one of their expensive resorts and sand bag them outside the beach resort? what in what? >>guest: we will see. i will let you know. >>neil: very good stuff. very interesting. nancy pelosi is joking about rip's call for a debate. but will the g.m. presidential candidate have the last laugh? he's here. he's next. indicators and real-time streaming quotes. whether you check your investments every day or every minute, our app can take them from thought to trade. at scottrade, seven-dollar trades are just the start. try our powerful mobile app. it's another reason more investors are saying... i'm with scottrade. ♪ if i should fall fr

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. >>> and extreme tussle between two whitetail bucks forced nebraska wildlife officials to step in. the animals became inseparable after their antlers became entangled. a four-hour struggle to free themselves ended when officials stepped in to cut one of the animal's antlers off. >>> one new jersey man thought busting the move was the perfect way to pull off a shoplifting heist. after a short dance routine, the suspect stuffed clothes in his pants but confronted by security when attempted to leave, the suspect threw the clothes and made a quick getaway. he is still at large. >>> also wanted for bad dancing. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. >> good morning, lynn. yes, that was a very appropriate. let's talk about the forecast heading into your weekend. things are pretty nice out there in many areas. still got a couple hundred thousand people without power in connecticut and we're working to get the lights on. this storm system has missed you. it's raining pretty good down in the carolina

it's the rutting season when bucks, in search of mates will wonder. they won't let a roadway or traffic get in their way. motorists have to watch out and exercise deer prudence. >> the probability of your hitting a deer will increase this month and next month. you have to be cautious and on guard for that. >> reporter: they like to roam during the same periods we do, the morning and rush hours. >> you are aware of them in the evenings and dusk. they seem to be habitual animals. >> you know you are in an area where there's a population of deer, a presence of deer, slow down and be on the watch for them. >> reporter: a typical deer versus car encounter can result in $3100 worth of damage. around here, an area where they typically are not. complicating efforts to calm the herd for the survival and safety. >> they are coming in to get food the best way they can. >> derrick ward news 4. >> the deer that fell into the tidal basin was not seriously injured. he was checked by the veterinarian and released in the wooded area. i understand this time of year for