The first week in November means that some radio stations have already gone wall-to-wall with Christmas music. Meanwhile, playing with a dog helped a politician learn they had a brain tumor. Plus, Garry's mind may have been blown by Voyager 2.

A bartender got a tip from a customer that ended up being worth $50,000. Meanwhile, ready or not, now that we've passed Halloween it's time for fights over Christmas lights. Plus, the Reagan Presidential Library was saved from wildfires by an unlikely group of heroes.

This weekend it's time once again for the yearly "Daylight Saving(s) Time" Drinking Game. Meanwhile, a woman is in a fight with a cemetery over Halloween decorations she put on her son's grave. Plus, tech reporter Dan Fedor talks with Garry about the Vatican's new eRosary.

A woman was arrested for driving over 100 mph with her kids in the car. Meanwhile, a surfer in Florida jumped off of his surf board and landed directly on a shark. Plus, a girl's job interview didn't exactly go as planned thanks to her mom.

A worker at a resale store found $7,000 in the pocket of a jacket that had been donated. Meanwhile, police in North Carolina made an error in judgement. Plus, a hunter learned the hard way that you should wait before approaching any animal you take a shot at.

A man in Illinois was busted for stealing a sex toy from a store he frequented, and that's where the story gets weird. Meanwhile, a haunted house in Tennessee might be the scariest in the world. Plus, a Minnesota man's house exploded and he did not even notice.

Things got a little uncomfortable on Dancing With The Stars after one of the eliminations. Meanwhile, every pot has a lid, even if that lid has several hundred animals living in it. Plus, bears seem to be becoming more dexterous than ever before.

A scientific study came up with a completely fool-proof way to avoid shark attacks. Meanwhile, employees at a nursing home had an underground fight club with elderly dementia patients. Plus, a woman in Africa has been told that 44 children is enough.

An Iowa family's basement was flooded with animal blood thanks to a problem in a meat locker next door. Meanwhile, Garry has figured out a way to make holiday shopping very easy for his family. Plus, Garry learns about a new gadget from tech reporter Dan Fedor.

Library scofflaws will be heading to Chicago because of a new policy they are enacting. Meanwhile, a guy caught on video a mouse eating cheese in the deli section at a grocery story. Plus, two locksmiths in Scotland failed at their one job.