the buck staggering home. the crack. big thicket. what are you doing here? >> stick broke. white light. break for home. white homing. ha, ha, go, go, buck shot, kra e crack, crack, crack. hit lights. what you think you are. >> ha, ha, stick broke. in the brushes. in the rushes. put them back on. bufks head in the rushes. put them back on. to big thicket we go, hot we go to hit staggeringly along the frees. crack, a steak broke. we go, go, go, buck shot. we go, go, go. up the road. road kill. staggering bucks. head light rushes. pick up brushes. race broke, screeching. the big thicket we go, buck shot, crack. the road kills. crack e a broke stick. on we go on. [applause] >> omni bus program. and choose to muses are exciting because they bring authors together to read at once. there are times where a special guest has the stage all to themselves. the samurai's garden by gale suckiama has become a high school favorite. her appearance brought out a young crowd. possibly looking for answers to their next english exam. when crediting charls brought house of rain to main teenage th

the economists have said that if you give the folks at the top, it may not be your best bang for the buck. i would say, let the top 2% to expire. the next two years, the money that the government would have taken in, let's use that for targeted business tax cuts so that we can get the private sector rehiring again. one thing that has been absent from a lot of the news, a large american companies, since this recession has began, are actually financially better today than they were in 2007. they are sitting on the $2 trillion in cash. we are saying, how can we get that cash offer of the sideline? we try to make the choice between investing here and investing abroad. tavis: what kind of hearing is your proposed compromise getting? >> from the business community, it is getting a better response. it is hard for businesses to say, my business can be more competitive and my business can do better. most do not mind going back to the same tax rates they paid under president clinton when the economy was doing well. i find that when i am doing this idea with my colleagues, the democrats are saying t

the bucks and the ravens this sunday.nly on fox 45. >>> much to the surprise of no one, brad childress was fired yesterday by the minnesota vikings one day after going 12-4 and advancing in the championship game. the ttam falls 3-7 and in severe disarray. they lost to green bay which seemed to to be the last straw. the owner who was already upset with childress over his abrupt dismissal of randy moss. the coordinator takes over on an interim basis. >>> he has been named the most valuable player in the national league and it wasn't even close. albert who won the mvp the last two years in a row finished second. he hit 37 home runs and led the league with 118rbis and led the reds to the post season appearance since 1985. >>> you can vote foo the game yoo would like to see highlights on by going to foxbaltimore.com3 and clicking on high school game of the weekment maybe yo week. maybe you will see your school this friday night. for this black friday, november 26, in the semifinals, wild lake visits nebraska and eastern tex an

for the buck. -- bang for the buck. with a long-range transportation plan you can demonstrate to people that the other modes are not being personally affected but rather getting to an overall system that makes sense, getting to the issue of achieving not just the goals related to the bicycle network, but also assisting ability. we will have to do something about that in the face of continued growth of demographics and jobs in san francisco, which is one of the elements we can use to address that challenge. supervisor chu: -- supervisor mirkarimi: i look forward to that debate. supervisor chu: thank you to the commissioner for his excellent and informative debate all around. as we go forward i would like to talk about involving other partners. i do not think we will be able to get there unless the school board is on board. i think it we shall also reach out to the city college of sentences go, with over 100,000 students. i think we need to think of ways in which other agencies outside the city can b

the road. creek, crack, stick broke light kills. big thickel. 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

and at one point the buck appeared to be chasing a passerby. the supermarket is temporarily closed for repairs. >>> and in illinois, the iconic wrigley field marquis will be covered in wildcat purpose for this weekend's northwestern versus university of illinois football game. it is the first college game played in the ballpark since 1938 but cubs fans need not worry, after the game, the paint is going to happen on the marquis and it will be back to its famous red color. >>> for a look at your national weather we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. good morning, bill. >> still laughing at the guy running from the deer. >> right. i was watching that video over and over again because it never gets old, does it? it's like the -- >> i don't know what i would do if a deer is running straight at you -- >> you run in the opposite direction. that's what happens. >> you live in new york city. >> face up and man up. >> you're not going to face that problem in brooklyn. >> in my head. talk about this morning's forecast

there is a very important theme running through the buck. the making of the book is trust that governments trust of their organizations to be straight and speak as it were, truth under their brand trust their organizations not to go off the rails and why the public should trust them not unconditionally because you need accountability but with a case officer is a core relationship from the very early stage with the service for the first time name and agent. i could be s this by the investigative journalist journalist, no. he would go to jail before revealing his sources. that kind of relationship i was going to say secrets of confessional but that area of the catholic church. [laughter] there is the man i defused on the confessional. [laughter] so that perhaps is not a very good analogy. i don't want to trespass any way. [laughter] the official history i like that but i will not write that. but if you had spied against germany, come 194-5446 you may be please to tell your story particularly in wartime say right the member states memoirs after

on the western front the fed pumping six hundred billion bucks into the american economy the valuing the dollar while slamming china for not readily revaluing its you want on the eastern front the chinese position is well you're depreciating the dollar why should we really value the removal be the chinese currency which the us keeps on insisting on so it's really a standoff one that smacks of double standards it's absolutely true that the united states of late has made don't mess to clean self-serving policy that was shortsighted and that did not consider the rest of the world and this set up the sole summit but despite global outrage with u.s. fiscal policy they got more of a high level silent treatment than any kind of fight right now it's the world against the united states and in terms of an agreement to deal with the currency war nun's going to happen there is no interest coming from china or germany the two other key players to solve this problem. not interested or protecting interests. and that was before the session even started obama might have guessed there would be no comp

the applicant applies for a permit for one video game, the buck hunter, it's called. at this neighborhood bar on divisadero pine street. they're only until 2:00 a.m. seven days a week. there is no entertainment. they serve some light food. the planning department, i attached, what indicated this is a permitted use on the ground for only and if they want to add more buck hunters they have to go to the planning commission. so they're waiting for their electrical inspection. he response from richmond station, no objections from richmond station as long as the following situations are met. no gambling, no online capability. i don't know what that means. not to be operated by minors during school hours and only the aforementioned game is to be installed. those are the recommended conditions from richmond station. what? and -- oh, this is wrong. my memo is wrong. sorry. staff recommendation is certainly to issue a conditional grant. but again i apologize, we got this recommendation really late in the day and wasn't able to call richmond to clarify what no online capability m

. >>> and finally, the markets for fine art is on the rebound in bringing in big bucks. a wealth of precious paintings are expected to fetch as much as $1 billion big ones at auction over the next two weeks including works by monet, matisse and andy warhol. >>> well, the giants are on the bring. the saints looked super and the cowboys looked lost. >>> ageing superstar brett favre can add bloody to his casualty list. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> in our first november morning, it's a chilly one in the northern half of the country. the afternoon looks just fine. your monday forecast is coming up. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> and good morning. if you're just waking up this is "early today." >>> in sports -- the san francisco giants are now one game away from taking the world series. here's nbc's mario with a look at all your sports headlines. >> hi there, good morning. game four of the world series and fitting that the team with the orange trim won on halloween. to texas, president bush junior and senior on hand to throw out the first pitch.

the bucks go up 77-72. they put it away. warriors lose 79-72. tank the sharks trying to put out the flames and snap a streak for one of their top scorers. second period, the streak was over, first shots are going to be stopped, but pavelski hammers home the rebound. 3-1 sharks. third period they need a little bit of insurance, it's 3-2. taking care of that. sixth goal of the year proves to be the game winner. sharks get the win 4-3. they were a feel-good story in the mls postseason but the underdog earthquake wanted more than that. after kicking -- knocking off the top seed in the last round, the eighth seed quake had their eye on a championship. to get there, though, they would have to take care of business in eastern conference finals. last night in very chilly colorado, the winner would advance to the mls cup. no score until the 42nd minute. the first strike. proves to be the only one, unfortunately, for san jose, he played for the rapids. the quakes fall, their season is over. the rapids move on to the championship game. and talk about drama

this is not -- the buck stops with us. it actually stops with the president. he's the guy that makes the final decision, god love him. but here's the deal. we found ourselves in a position where the banks were collapsing, so we had to make sure the financial markets were stabilized. there was no popular thing you could possibly do. it would have been easier to pass through the senate and house a resolution saying protect rattlesnakes. i understand that. we believe we had a deal with long-term debt and the biggest driver of that is health care cost. that's the unspoken part about the health care bill we passed. it's about the savings long term in terms of health care. but we could have done a lot of things better in retrospect. >> larry: including perception, right? >> including perception. but we have learned from where we are and we are determined to take advantage of the lessons and not, you know, have the perception clearly focused. >> larry: what's behind the postponement of the slurpee summit? >> well, there is a lot. the truth of the matter is i met with

optimization of all of these programs, leveraging the money forward so we get the biggest bang for the buck. this is the right way forward. i am gratified that we were able to bring it to this point. i would be more than happy to support it. commissioner campos: thank you. commissioners, colleagues? commissioner carmen chu? commissioner chu: looking at the $137 million laid out, $71 million from the capital program, that is pretty straightforward. with regards to prop1b and prop1b, flush out the reason why we need to work on advocacy? can you speak about how this relates to this money and what is necessary? >> the bond fund, as was mentioned, represents a need opportunity to leverage bond funds for the grant process. that said, the goal of the financial plan the agency will be submitting in february is designed to represent a fully funded, committed program to the federal transit administration. that said, the bond funds are still subject to other actions beyond the control of the city, agency. so one of the challenges we have before us is to demonstrate this money can be included within th

the buck smashed through the window and ran through the aisles before running right out. as you can see, he scared shoppers and made mad dashes to get out of the deer's way. there were reportedly several incidents of deer sightings. no word whether they will do holiday shopping at that store. >> >>> here's an incredible story of a man make the best situation. he has no arms but that doesn't stop him from playing the guitar. he taught himself to play with his feet. and even performs in front of awediens. he got to meet john john paul ii and performed in 42 countries and 50 states. name of the band, toe jam. >> how about that. all right. >>> 6:37. steelers lose. they have not give up more than 39 points in the games since bill cowher was coaching and tom brady and the boys from new england beat pittsburgh. 39-26. steelers again tied with the ravens for first. you know, it will come down to december 5th on a sunday night right here. >> knocked down. >> oh. >> gunshots and you do it when you get behind in madden not the nfl. never works right? jacksonville calls the play he r

this is not -- the buck stops with us. it actually stops with the president. he's the guy that makes the final decision, god love him, but we found the situation where the banks were collapsing so we had to make sure the financial markets were stabilized. one of the most unpopular things you could do, it would have been easier to pass a resolution saying protect rattlesnakes. i understand that. we believe we had to deal with long-term debt and the biggest driver of long-term debt is health care costs, it's about the long-term in terms of federal spending on health care, but again, we could have done a lot of things better in retrospect. >> larry: including perception, right? >> including perception. but we've learned from where we are, and we're determined to take advantage of those lessons and not, you know, have the perception clearly focused. >> larry: what's behind the postponement of the slurpee summit? >> the truth of the matter is i've met with mitch mcconnell, john boehner, these guys want to meet, and so it's now the 30th. it was never nailed down fin

the buck's horn punctured the tank and caused the gas to spill out on the road. hazmat cleaned up the spill and the driver was not injured. >>> a woman's in critical condition this morning after the s up v she was riding -- suv she was riding in hate deer on the expressway. it happened late yesterday morning in the eastbound lanes of interstate 76. the suv hit the deer while it was mid-air. officers say the deer went into the suv through the windshield and the vehicle spun around and came to rest facing the wrong way on the highway. >>> police in the midwest and northeast say that there's sharp increase in the number of collisions between deer and car. and especially this time of year. last year, there were nearly 3,000 crashes statewide in pennsylvania involving deer resulting in more than 600 injuries and 5 fatalities. maryland department of natural resources says mating season started in late october. and it runs until mid-december and most deer are roaming around the times between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. a steady -- study last year by state farm shows the rate of c

witnesses say the buck was chasingchase ing a doe and her fawn when it tore through the supermarket.t one point it appeared to be chasing a passerby. the supermarket is attempt rarely closed for repairs. >>> in illinois, the iconic wrigley field marquise covered in wildcat purple for this weekend's northwestern university of illinois football game. the first college game played in the ballpark since 1938, but cub fans need not worry. after the games the marquise will be repainted in its famous red color. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. good morning. >> good morning, lynn. that deer video is kind of priceless. >> we'll play it over and over again. >> chasing down the attendant ngts exactly. >> let's talk about what's happening in the northwest, because that's where stormy weather was yesterday. the storm system moving lou. interesting, we have strong, gusting winds up through idaho and montana. winter storm warnings. it's cold enough in montana for heavy snow. now in the northwest, as the

the government selling a block of shares to recoup the bucks, but uncle sammwill own about a quarter ces rising half a percent last month. that is the lowest inflation rate on record.ú housing still hurting. new home construction activity diving by 12% last month. the housing starts falling to the lowest level in 18 months. to wall street the dow own 15 points, barely clinging to 11,000 inking to its lowest level in a month. target quarterly profit soaring 23%, topping estimates, the discount chain expectiig its best holiday season in three years. smith. p>> coming up new evidence presented in the case of some prince george's county police hoo one of them was reportedly caught on tape breaking the law. >>> i'm joel d smith, live in %-winds went through this wicked neighborhood yesterday. %-why it's all being guarded bb >> reporter: the busy rule the tweet. rule the bedtime. rule the upload. verizon built america's most reliable network to make a more powerful you. rule the air. verizon. right now, you can get a new samsung fascinate for $199.99 after mail-in rebate. only at verizon. >

. >> the buck stops. >> the buck stops with us. >> the buck stops -- he went on to say the buck stopsith the president of the united states, as usual. i'm sure they're doing a lot of postmortems at the white house, but what's the single most important lesson they should learn, looking ahead to 2012, from what happened in these midterms? >> wolf, i don't think it's a question of communication, which they keep coming back to is the excuse. i think the president fundamentally, in trying to solve the economic problems and then pushing on with the rest of his agenda, especially health care, threw too much big government at the country too quickly and people just weren't willing to follow it. especially when it didn't seem to produce results on jobs. so, i think the big lesson was pivot back to the center, take things more methodically and get more things done to solve the jobs problem. >> obviously easier said than done. they've got a huge challenge ahead of them. david -- >> they do. they do. >> have a great weekend. >> it can be done. you know, bill clinton could do it, they can do it. t

comes down on the >> nothing to do with the wine you're drinking all day. >> no. >> 49ers coach says the buck stops with him i'm dennis o'donnell, the nfl comes down on the raiders best defensive player next. ,,,,,, tryptophan, trip toe pan. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, home, they went to the playoffs elieve" seas >>> the last time the warriors started the season 6-1 at home they went to the playoffs. during the we believe season, they had a chance to match that. george karl battling cancer last year back on the denver bench. he made it count over chris andersen with the emphatic dunk. game teed at 61, former warrior al harrington, has one of his five threes. carmelo too much down the street. opened the lead to 13. mel oh had 13, season high for him. 17 points, now 7-7. >> roethlisberger saying something to see hour that me didn't like. >> richard seymour is 25,000 lighter in the pocket tonight after shoving ben to the ground. seymour was ejected for the hit yesterday but he did avoid suspension. kim coyle caught up with him yesterday. >> reporter: can you tell us what he said to you? >> umm, well i don't

the 46 and 48 as the ravens return home to taae on the buck kneebuccaneers on sunday aftern. l said, we are talkiig ú%out the actual speeds and you will like the numbers out there. right now onnthe beltway we're at 58 miles per hour on the entire west side stretch. we waat to take i liv i a live , can barely see the lights there. ii's going to be foggy out there. be sure to use extra caution and be sure that the low beams are on, nnt the high beams.ú farther down on the bellway there's an accident a crash on the outer loop lanes, the carr3 hit a jersey wall. there's no signs of back up yet. so we're in the clear. we're looking good inner and outer loop lanes as well. and nothing to get in your way on 95 traveling through whitemarsh. in fact, we're some excellent shape moving up toward joppa road of the let's take a live look at mountain road and the volume that is starting to accumulate on the orthbound and southbound lanes as well. that's a look at the morning travels, patrice, back over to you as well. >>> you can make a difference for the less fortunate. year's toy for tots

any sort of pursuit of justice this might cause too much financial instability but you mention the two bucks that he would spend per for closer to get it done legally and this is so typical ok why do we have nine eleven because the airlines didn't want to spend two bucks on a lock that would keep the pilots you know locked behind the passenger compartment of the plane why don't we have the gulf spill because b.p.'s to git too cheap to spend a few bucks on the proper safety precautions why are we having the foreclosure nightmare because these companies don't want to spend the extra pennies to do it legally and when they get caught breaking the law there with their solution is well let's change the law you know or let's pay a small fine and say this is the probably got a clip talk or see our team has got nothing on geithner and bernanke the obama people are instead of going out there of pots and pans like the argentinians did after they've been disenfranchised all their money went down the main boulevard of armored cars in their left nothing with their pots and pans by a little so now put j.p.

>>reporter: last year we reported on studies at the buck instance snut marin county where scientist use to it extend the life span of fruit fly by slowing the metabolism of the cell. >> so there's a lot of buzz in the field about understanding how this might work. >>reporter: in the gallon low study the drug interrupted only a very specific reward path way in the brain. rodent no longer binging on alcohol were still attracted to other substances like sweets. >> which suggest beneficial was specific for alcohol but did not reduce reward for anything else. >>reporter: dr. ron caution said while it is given to human transplant patients it the powerful effect on the immune system make it too dangerous for immediate use in alcohol therapy. >> but i do think that there will be a new generating of drugs that will be able to. i think item very promising. >>reporter: for now researchers are focused on unlocking the mysterious work of the can compound from the home so many decade ago. one other note she says like the targeted effect objected with this compound many drug currently used to treat al

period study would deny most furious attacks and it paid off to number one the face off in march and the buck wired into the now. i've just recovered from an injury and i was a little bit careful nervous at the start as i missed sixteen games but after several line changes everything got much better and it was hard to fight back as we conceded a goal early in the game. it seemed like the moscow side got back into the game but their hopes were down to get into was alone at the far post and he's only doubled his money after that dynamic to be about the fans' much income going to broke away while some of the wives were shorthanded and left the goaltender guessing. in the decisive period of play deny my full back and scored once a stubborn denise myself pushed it back on the third attempt however their way team didn't let them win a close or four to the final score and i don't think we played a very good defense tonight myself included here. when you're going into this game that before has many star players in a very tense team and. now i think if you give not many chances they're going to take a