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what would you say, i never asked you this, whats your key to understanding money? >> my question is we must live below our means and put a little away to build future. it gives cushion and that allows a less stressful life, quite frankly. >> this is why weve been fighting. >> you dont put money away. >> i think its something you should use to get more money, seize opportunities, take measured risks. >> he likes to risk his, i like to save my, i dont want to lose it. thats frankly a wa...

the players and owners have agreed to end the 149-day lockout. it will be 66 games instead of the usual 192, and it will start christmas day. a lot has to happen in the next month for this to go off as hoped. training camp would start december 9, free agency begins and trades will start happening fast and furious. that will be exciting for fans to watch. then, as we mentioned, december 25, the regular season would begin with a television triple header. the miami heat versus the dallas ...

egypt are headed home, arriving later on tonight. they were accused of taking part in the violent protests in tahrir square. egyptian officials say the students threw molotov cocktails from a rooftop. the student deny the charges. nba players and owners reached a tentative deal this morning so play may resume december 25th. the players still have to ratify the agreement but the plan is to start a 66 game season with a christmas day triple header. the nba lockout has lasted 149 days. ...

nick. >> reporter: absolutely. the statement accepts it was highly likely they refer to what was air support strikes. they said there was an operation going on my afghan and nato forces on the afghan side of the border hunting down insurgents. they called in air support and thats when this incident occurred. they wont say whether it happened inside pakistan or talk about numbers. but clearly an effort by nato to try to begin the reconciliation process as the pakistanis come up with ang...

"cnn newsroom" starts right now. >> happy black friday. one in four americans says that he or she plans to shop on this busy shopping day and the crowds are coming out. at times, however, things do get out of hand like at this walmart near los angeles. authorities say a woman waiting in line pepper sprayed other customers, apparently, so she could get a better place in line. ten people were hurt when the crowd scattered. no serious injuries reported. the woman paid for her items and ra...

south carolina. where robbers attack two people who were leaving a walmart. in kissimmee, florida, a fight breaks out at a big box jewelry counter. turning to l.a., a woman actually used pepper spray to fend off her fellow shoppers. and in north carolina, an off-duty police officer pepper sprays an unruly crowd. happy shopping season, folks. these of course are just the exceptions. the one thing mostly the shoppers are out there trying to fight is just maybe some fatigue. the only ...

waiting in line for an xbox video game console. the line quickly cleared. she paid and then left. paramedics treated 15 people for pepper spray burns. and a shopper shot in the foot outside of a walmart in myrtle beach, south carolina, early today. police say two men robbed a group of bargain hunters and cross creek mall in fayetteville, north carolina. the shooting began outside and then moved inside. no one was hit. police are looking for two suspects. pro and anti-government dem...

collapse, and black friday gets ugly. very ugly. and the weather may get unpredictable. lets begin in cairo with cnn senior international correspondent ben wedeman. ben, youve been covering the pro military rally there. can you compare for me in terms of numbers and demonstrators that rally to what weve been seeing in tahrir square since saturday? that pro military rally was maybe one-tenth as many people as are here at the moment. but they say they represent the silent majority. now...