schools have complained about not having ticket sales and unsold tickets. is that a big issue?1,000 ticket commitments by certain schools put them at the max. they turned to groups like ourselves and we do a good job of marketing the teams and the games. you have to look at attendance and you have to look at where you are going. every city has to be honest about whether or not they are a destination city. >> if they have a shortfall, i assume they factor that in as a cost of doing business. next year, the college football playoff goes into effect and it could be argued that those lesser bowls may be even less relevant. >> a rising tide raises all ships. there will be some challenges, but what does the fan base do with your alabama? do you go to both games or do you go to one? you will see a rise in attendance and a rise in interest level for three weeks when national partners can actually own the college football playoffs. if you took the super bowl from the nfl and asked, what could you redo -- now you have the college football system. they will struggle to a degree in finding

today they still have 10 million pounds of wings unsold. earlier in the show we talked about the perils for businesses that extend a lot of money on inventory to stock their shelves and warehouses but then have trouble unloading that inventory. whether commuters find the mighty wings too spicy, too expensive or both, owners have been told they have been told to participate in a new mighty wings promotion at a lower price or pay for all that inventory. what a flap. a race to make christmas a salesman act. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. hans-dietrich genscher >> hello everyone, welcome to al jazeera america, i'm david shuster in new york. president obama is heading home for the holidays. he and the first family are on the way to hawaii. on friday the president said a vacation and the sleep and rest will help to prepare him for the year ahead. before leaving washington mr obama had a news conference and talked about the success and failures for him in 2013 and admitted that the roll out of the healthcare.gov was not smooth sailing. >>

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today they still have 10 million pounds of wings unsold.earlier in the show we talked about the perils for businesses that extend a lot of money on inventory to stock their shelves and warehouses but then have trouble unloading that inventory. whether commuters find the mighty wings too spicy, too expensive or both, owners have been told they have been told to participate in a new mighty wings promotion at a lower price or pay for all that inventory. what a flap. a race to make christmas a salesman act. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us.

but he also said the company will take its medicine booking a big loss on unsold inventory and outsourcing future manufacturing and design work to fox conn to minimize future losses. that sent the stock soaring after the earnings call, so the question can blackberry survive? >> the key to this is, you know, blackberry will be a much smaller company under john's leadership. yes, the market that they are serving and the enterprise customer that is a vladimir cut, we can see if they can grow and have success there. it's a much smaller market than what they were chasing after originally. again, they have to play to strengths and this is what is left. >> reporter: chen isn't holding out hope new blackberry phones will catch apple and samsung in the consumer marketplace any time soon. instead, he told me in an exclusive interview, he's looking to contain the hand set losses and focussing on the security and management device business. >> offer end to end security solution and communication productivi productivity. that's where we'll be at least for the foreseeable future, the next couple years.

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they have 10 million pounds of unsold chicken wings and they need to get rid of it fast before they expire. they spoke and confirmed they are bringing back the wings very soon. united airlines will no longer allow children 5 through 11 to fly on flights that include connections. >> christmas trees and other decorations need care if they are going to last through the new year. you know that already. david martin from johnson's florist and garden joins with us a look at how to keep things fresh. i think we are on, david. i think we are going to start with the tree. >> okay. >> how do you suggest -- we said there a lot of different ideas about how to keep things fresh and somebody said viagra in the water. aspirin in the water. what do you suggest? >> i don't think anyone wants to spend their viagra prescription on their christmas tree. i like this a lot. it's called prolong. you put it in the water at the base of your tree. do you it about times throughout the season. this will help to keep the tree fresh. it's important that they put a fresh cut before you take it home and put it in water.

priceline.com is using the unsold inventory with 50 percent off discounts on select flights scheduledr december 18th. that's just a few of many examples. you might want to take some time to peruse the internet today. 81 percent will offer specific deals for cyber monday. >> tempting, so tempting. >> avoid the crowds. that's the way to do it. >> still to come 10 minutes to the ptop of the hour. a hollywood movie turned reality. they have found how to delete memories the science behind all of it. >> a teacher speaks up about how the female students were dressing. now she is under fire. did she go too far? hey brian. >> good morning. how is it going? is>> happy monday morning. we will try to keep the ball rolling. the coverage continues on the deadly train derailment four people killed over 60 injuries. we will have a live report. anna kooiman is there. the deadline to fix the problematic obamacare web site comes an goes this weekend. question again during the relaunch sent a shocking admission from the intelligence leader. the war on terror getting worse. we are live weighing in. donald

they have negotiated those, package those unsold those to espn for a lot of money. do you like it? >> it is going to be great. college football, with the bcs ending it has been a miraculous three weeks. especially for auburn. connell: thank you very much. the stocks and pulled back mode after a couple of days of gains. ben willis is up next at the floor of the new york stock exchange. what do you make of it so far? >> it has been market of stocks rather than the stock market. a little bit of a deigned to the upside move early putting pressure on the future is coming in and even toll brothers. the housing sector has been a very strong sector leading the market, i know you heard from nicole petallides and the expectations people buying those in anticipation of a great spring season. came off with their management. that seems to be what the market is doing, leveling off going into the end of the year. connell: backed in a call at the of the hour. volunteer firefighters taking a hit. taking a hit from obamacare. threatening the existence of firehouses. liz macdonald wil

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schools have complained about not having ticket sales and unsold tickets. is that a big issue?icket commitments by certain schools put them at the max. they turned to groups like ourselves and we do a good job of marketing the teams and the games. you have to look at attendance and you have to look at where you are drawing the crowd from. every city has to be honest about whether or not they are a destination city. >> if they have a shortfall, i assume they factor that in as a cost of doing business. next year, the college football playoff goes into effect and it could be argued that those lesser bowls may be even less relevant. what say you? >> a rising tide raises all ships. there will be some challenges, but what does the fan base do if you are alabama? do you go to both games or do you go to one? you will see a rise in attendance and a rise in interest level for three weeks where national partners can actually own the college layoff system. if you took the super bowl from the nfl and asked, what could you redo -- now you have the college football system. they will struggle

when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. >> so we got our four-star hotels for halfis your home in need of a little curb appeal? >> "today real estate" contributor barbara corcoran has simple ways to make it the envy of your block. >> well, here you are again. you are dressed in yellow, as promised. >> i told you she'd wake you up. >> let's start off with alison's home, one of the viewers who sent in her picture. it's kind of plain. tell us what was wrong and what you did to it. >> well, this looks like a house that is dried up and lonely, to my way of thinking, okay? >> yeah. >> it says keep away, don't come in. the first thing that's needed is the grass. the grass has got to be green. what a difference that makes. >> yeah. >> clean up the driveway. of course, we opened the shades and windows so it looks like it beckoned you in, and that huge cactus looks enormous and expensive, but it's about 350 bucks installed. [ everyone talking at once ] >> i love that. you've got to live in a place where it grows, obviously. this is for arizona. >> it is an arizona home and it

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you remember microsoft took that nearly $1 billion charge to write down the value of unsold tablets,nly wants to avoid that kind of bloated inventory again, guys. >> controlled supply, creating a lot of demand. thank you very much for joining us, josh lipton. >> whole foods opening its first store in brooklyn this morning. think the company can't grow anymore? take a listen to what one of the coceos told jim cramer on "squawk on the street" this morning. >> are there that many opportunities left in the country? >> probably more than 1,000. the market continues to grow and i think we're thinking internally we could do maybe 1200 stores in the united states at this point. >> yeah. >> because the world is continuing to change. >> so will this strategy pay off? richard ross joins us on the charts and andy bush, publisher of the bush update on the fundamentals. rich you and the charts, how does wfm stack up techniciallyt >> the chart is an outstanding technical position. start with that long-term chart to give us a little perspective. since the bottom in 2008, this stock is up over 1700%.

those disappointing sales have left stores with a pile of unsold inventory and that means even biggeristmas sale is already rolling with 70% off on select items. old navy launched its afterholiday sale sunday with markdowns up to 75%. we'll see if the santa claus rally can continue on this christmas eve. the dow rose 73 points yesterday. to yet odd record. the -- another record. the nasdaq rose 44. it will reopen on thursday. >>> one of the most popular gifts this holiday season is audio equipment. sales of sound bars those long thin speakers are up about 80%. sales of wireless speakers have nearly quadrupled. it makes up 13% of all consumer electronic sales. >>> and that's your money watch. for the latest business news, follow me on bitter @alexiscbsnews. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> we have five business days before the end of the year. there may be some ways you can help with your retirement effort. >> let's find out. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to explain. good morning jill. >> good morning. >> is there any time to do anythin

and short of the estimate, a net loss of $4.4 billion largely due to write-downs for unsold phones, but now blackberry signed a deal with the phone manufacturer to limit its losses on unsole had handsets. investors clearly liking that. then there's optimism. hope that the new ceo, john chen, has a plan to save the company. and larry, i've got to tell you, fair disclosure, i love the keys on my blackberry. they sold, i think, what, 4.3 million phones in 3 months. that certainly pales by comparison to iphones. >> i have tons of people -- a lot of people -- is this deal with foxconn a hardware deal? >> sounds like a hardware and production deal. >> did people think the new coo could pull it off? >> there's hope. hope springs eternal. >> hope springs eternal. i love that. thank you ever so much. >>> now, president obama decl e declared victory on the economy in his news conference today. was it wise? was it even true? our free market panel is going to rejoin us in just a moment to debate that with much more. by the way, the numbers were pretty fogood. i'll say that because i'm completely ob

still had some xbox ones unsold, this morning they are sold out. >> my nine-year-old ones -- wants ae. i've had -- or an ipad. >> you could go to amazon and printed out, saying it is coming. chiefant to bring in tom, gist at booze and company. he has been visiting stores since thanksgiving. stores to 10050 stores? >> yes. every single weekend. today also. >> what have you found in your research? >> it is a tremendous christmas for the shopper. we are seeing values like i have never seen before this is the ist value trayvon christmas have ever seen. whether it be an for us -- this is the most value-driven christmas i have ever seen. whether it he for toys or appliances. every shopper has a list. >> thom, where have you gone in your research? phoenix? >> i am in phoenix but i have spent time in new york and philadelphia, d.c. i spend most of my weekends in phoenix. >> where did you see the most frenzied shopping? at discount retailers? >> at walmart, i happens to be very thanksgiving evening. it was packed. same with toys "r" us. macy's was wonderfully chaotic on the entire thanksgivin

"the wall street journal" reports mcdonald's has 10 million pounds of unsold mighty wings.e a short-lived menu item. you might remember them, that just didn't really sell back in the fall. 20% of the 50 million pounds ordered are just sitting around in freezers, "the journal" says the chain plans to try and sell them again soon at a discounted rate. >> add some flavor. >>> chipotle has been one of the hot tamale stocks of the year. it conquered the burrito and now it's hoping to take a big slice of another pie. the pizza market. partnering up with a colorado pizzeria with a plan to roll out more. it's all in the hope of making dough for investors. joining us, steve anderson and from piper jaffray, nicole miller reagan. steve, is this going to -- it's one pizzeria, it's a partnership. i mean, when you talk about nation, this is it. is it going to mean anything to chipotle at all in the next year or two? >> not immediately. in fact, they do own another concept called chophouse asian kitchen. it's had minimal impact right now. if there's a way cha chipotle can take over and gr

it has so many phones that have gone unsold. people do not want to buy.ocused cutting down that inventory. it is transformative because it takes the inventory off the books and books it on foxconn. investors have gotten used to these big write-downs and no longer. let's make no mistake. a challenging situation still. a four point $6 billion write- down. a billion dollar loss before that. this is no guarantee of profitability. it does form an interesting alliance with an asian company. out of not run eighth canadian foreign investment law. >> they are specifically looking at the hardware that business communications is still very much in the hands of blackberry. the blackberry deal could help diversify this. for apple china mobile is also a big headline. >> a lot at telecom news and markets. south korean names are doing very well. there are the suppliers to apple , doing well in the trade today. let's look at this. it is up 2.4%. it is surging. significant. ungenerous 17 china mobile starts carrying this on its own network. this gives them full access to t

camera and pointing out messy stores, stains on the floor, in this case lots of product lying around unsoldwal-mart's always like that. a lot of discount stores, big box retailers, they are kind of messy, target's not, i got that, but a lot of the rest are, and are you reading too much into this. >> they came out on black friday and set unrealistic expectations, 29 cent towels and a remarkable quarter. i say no way jose, and they're going to have to mark it down. they have he an issued two warnings and-- >> they won't issue the warnings report until next february. >> correct. stuart: if they do that, the stock will go down? >> i think it will continue to underperform, and where it will get hit are those that supply the company. stuart: and working people and middle class people are getting a squeeze in this particular economy, do you think that's hitting wal-mart and their inventory? >> absolutely. this is a direct function of the economy and arrogant headquarters executives are still buying goods for another world. stuart: so you're blaming the economy, but blaming wal-mart for not coming,

which is known for democracy, they were were known as the sagittarian conflict and they would get unsold for that and it was part of that and the whole thing was transformed into something that would be contained on the basis of wider international accommodation with what ever happened to others this includes various aspects of the peace process will produce benefits for one of them. this is the nature of the game and the next phase is successful and it will have to be a compromise. including the compromise of those who will stabilize the region. and it will not make us decisive. for the chinese that will give them a benefit and that includes a continual source of oil and maybe some bank interests. so the positive stakes are so not entirely sane and they are very disruptive and we have been a part of this. >> so do you think that the u.s. and the russians really do have common interests in resolving this conflict. we sort of heard that from the congressman, preventing an extremist she hardly extremist entity from a good heart and syria we can prevent. >> i think that certainly the case a

to, for taiwan's foxconn but the company also announced it wrote off nearly a billion dollars in unsoldon in the third quarter. >>> boston scientific planning a china expansion, increasing its china based staff by 24%. the medical device-maker will be adding surgeon training centers across the country and seeking a 30% sales increase in china over the next five years. >>> tiffany lost a contract dispute with swatch group. a deutch court ordered the new york-based jeweler to pay swatch $449 million in damages. the dispute started in 2011 when a deal between the two companies to develop watches under tiffany fell apart. that is tte latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: now to our special wine with me. doing a special edition for those of you out there looking for gifts. you have the serious collector of course to your enthusiast. there are a nice little inexpensive gift to bring to your wine lover on the list. here with the last minute ideas, melissa rabb, ceo and founder of bottle notes. one of the most 100 influential people in the wine industry.

people cancel, no-show or time is unsold.on where the doctor gets to see a patient and parity gets to see a doctor instead of waiting a long time in the emergency room. tracy: the goal of every doctor, make best use of his time. >> absolutely. i think it is something very important for us in society as we think about potentially millions of patients entering the system as you said and nero new doctors being added. we have a supply and demand mismatch we can only overcome with technology. tracy: you're one of the few companies benefiting from this obamacare disaster so to speak? all of these people coming on to your point they need to see somebody somehow. >> we've been around for six years and we've been solving this problem long before obamacare was in the works. there has been a 120,000 doctor are shortage in this country a long time. why weime wait on average three weeks to see a primary care doctor which is pretty unacceptable. on zocdoc see someone within three days and vast majority within 24 hours. tracy: talk about fu

fans in the san diego area had to listen to the chargers/bengals game on the radio. 5,000 seats were unsold by blackout time and if i was a fan of either teams i'd be really mad. an an andy scholes tells me about a possible end to this rule. >> i remember growing up in houston in the mid '90s it was a chore for the oilers to sell out the astro dome and i remember watching the news every night and they'd update to see if we'd get to watch the game on tv. back then people would buy a ticket. it seems like things have changed. if a game is blacked out, you don't see people running to the box office. there are so many ways you can watch the game or follow with envelope red zone and twitter. so i'm not sure like the fcc's point is technology advanced so far, the blackouts aren't going to help ticket sales but the nfl says hey, let's pump the brakes quick, the vice president of communications brian mccarthy released this statement, he said "we still strongly oppose any change in the rule. we are on pace for historic low number of blackouts since the policy was implemented 40 years ago, while affe

that group uses volunteer power of students to take unsold food from campus dining hauls and donate itst met ben, the group had just 13 chapters. now there are 46 chapters and they have donated 200,000 meals to hungry americans. we met aaron jackson founder of planting peace famous for the rainbow colored equality house directly across from the homophobic westboro baptist church. last month they repained the house in honor of those who have been lost to violence. planting peace is also creating secret safehouses for members of the lgbt community in uganda where draconian anti-sexuality bill passed last week. >>> this year we also met 12-year-old madison kimry who started a moveon.org begs asking north carolina governor pat mccrory to meet with her why he signed an ultrarestrictive voting rights law. after coming on our show, she gave a stirring speech at a moral monday protest in the fall and started a new petition calling for federal legislation to grant 16 and 17-year-olds the right to preregister to vote. dr. malcolm woodland founded a training program for african-american boys in w

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