. >>> oh, i lost my picasso. >> where did i put that? all right. you probably have been making your holiday travel plans and you don't want your airline messing it up getting you there let. it's any old time. our money expert jennifer westhoven is here with the rankings of who is going to get you there on time. good morning. >> who cares about getting you there on time? which airlines are making the effort? we want you to know southwest is who came in first among the major carriers. their on time arrival rate was 8 3%. look, that's a one in four chance you'll be late with airtran. if you looked at all of them, hawaiian airlines really came in first. come on, they have amazing weather so they don't have to deal with the delays from that. that's unfair on top of all the wonders why we get on time flights, too. airlines, they charge you for this and for that. they have another fee. a $10 fee roundtrip -- i'm sorry, a $20 fee roundtrip if you travel around the busy holidays. some have been charging this money if you travel on the days surrounding thank

there was the $11 million ocean- front compound in the hamptons, an art collection that included a picasso, three matisses, and 12 warhols. and then there was the 120-foot yacht "seascape," with a full- time crew of ten, all mortgaged to the hilt. how much did you pay for the yacht? >> dreier: $18 million. >> kroft: and for this apartment? >> dreier: $10.5 million. >> kroft: you enjoyed the good life. >> dreier: i did. it was clear to me that the more you showed people that you didn't need money, the easier it was to attract money. so having the trappings of success was a very important part of the plan. >> kroft: to raise his profile, dreier co-hosted annual charity events with former new york giants star michael strahan that attracted top name performers like diana ross, jon bon jovi and alicia keys. and then there were the extravagant office parties where dreier himself sometimes performed. >> dreier: in this town, you have to really be something. you know, you don't succeed quietly in this town, perhaps. and i... i think i succumbed to that. >> kroft: by 2007, dreier l.l.p. occupied te

behind me is a picasso statue in daley plaza bearing the olympic medal. let me walk you through here. this plaza has always been a source of celebration for chicagoans. the 2005 world series win by the white sox, the '85 bears super bowl championship was celebrated here. what could happen here later today could top all that. they're expecting thousands to fill this plaza here in the heart of the loop. they've got the jumbopatron set up, where they'll be able to watch the announcement from copenhagen. a stage is set up where there will be an old-fashioned, civic pep rally here, and of course, the world's press is recording it all. they expect to have to close down streets in downtown chicago as thousands pour here. it could rain. certainly won't rain on the parade if chicago gets the 2016 nod. the only thing they worry about is public support here is not as high as some of the other cities. they believe that could hurt them, but people feel really good about the pitch made in copenhagen today, meredith. >> all right. we'll see what happens, lester. thank y

picasso had to start somewhere and rembrandt.dent they started painting at a very young age and the best way for you to get out and get your children to do just that is to come to an event like the art safari, going on this saturday now in the 14th year. clare is head of the torpedo factory here. good morning. don't you love to watch kids paint. >> i do. and it's fun to hear them talk when they paint. >> reporter: and what can family find themselves involved in on saturday? >> they'll find 11 different activities, from parenting, paper mache, and other activities. >> reporter: and they're all hands-on. so the kids will be tired at the end. that's what makes the parents cheer. >> and they should wear clothes that it's okay to get dirty. it's good for kids to get dirty >> reporter: right. this isn't a place to drop your kids off. this is a family activity. >> that's right. >> reporter: and how did you get started with this? >> 14 years ago, there was different points throughout alexandria that participated in the event and over tim

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the street i'm standing on, there's a famous picasso statue in daly plaza, it's got the olympic medal been a place of celebration, the '85 bears super bowl, the win by the sox back in 2005. they're hoping thousands will gather today for a celebration that could top those, chicago being named as the olympic pick for 2016. they've got a jumbotron set up where people will be watching the voting and the announcement from copenhagen live. the stage is set up for an old fashioned pep rally, and the world's press is gathered here as well. they've actually shut down streets here. the one thing going against chicago is civic support. while the people here will be largely in favor of it, a recent poll found that only 47% of chicagoans are in favor of the olympics, 45% against. that could weigh against chicago. other cities in the running have better public support. but nonetheless, chicago made a very heartfelt and emotional pitch in copenhagen today. a lot of folks who were up watching it say they believe it could clinch it. certainly having the president, they believe, could clinch it for the