Video: Jack Tatum, football’s ‘assassin’ dies
The former safety for the NFL Oakland Raiders died of a heart attack in Columbus, Ohio. He was 61. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

Video: Men settle argument with hands
In Oddball, watch video of two men, who appear to be angry because they wore the same shirt on television, get into a slap fight. (Countdown)

Video: Cosby takes education message to streets
Bill Cosby takes his campaign on the importance of education to the streets of New Haven, Conn. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Other)

Video: BART transit officer convicted of involuntary manslaughter
A Los Angeles jury reached a verdict Thursday in the trial of a Bay Area transit police officer charged with murdering an unarmed man at an Oakland subway station on New Year's Day 2009. (Nightly News)

Video: More drama for Blockbuster
Blockbuster shareholders are angry over the delisting of the stock. KXAS reporter Scott Gordon has the story. (NBC News Channel)

Video: Under water in Iowa
There were more flash flood warnings Friday for central Iowa cities already struggling with the worst flooding the region has ever seen. NBC's Ron Allen reports. (Nightly News)

Video Link:Thousands gather for Walter Hawkins gospel music tribute
According to KTVU, thousands gathered at the Paramount Theater in Oakland to honor Gospel music legend Walter Hawkins. The gospel music concert featured.

Video: Holiday travel rush gets into gear
NBC’s Tom Costello, Than Trong and Mike Taibbi are watching the roads, skies and rails as Americans flood the nation’s airports, highways and trains prior to the Thanksgiving holiday. (Today Show)

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Video: Few crumbs to follow on campaign finance trail
There's a flood of money in this year's election campaigning, but much of it is coming from secret donors--leaving may to wonder, whatever happened to campaign finance reform? NBC National Investigative Correspondent Michael Isikoff reports. (Nightly News)