with such an extravagant event - also comes hightened security. officials with the venetian say they will have elevated security measures in place for tomorrow night. live from the venetian abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas also air in spanish on cnn en espanol. our live broadcast here on fox5 begins at the venetian tomorrow at 5pm. the candidates are already arriving in las vegas. senator marco rubio already addressed supporters this afternoon - while donald trump is getting ready for a rally tonight at the westgate - just off the strip. fox five's rachel moore has the latest. right now they have just opened the doors to the public and in a couple of hours trump will come on stage. trump expected to comment on his proposal to temporarily ban muslim immigrants from entering the u.s. he argues the extreme members of the religion who support terrorism are "sick people" who pose a risk to the country. that was also a topic earlier at presidential rubio's rally. today he spoke at the renaissance hotel. rubio criticized the obama administration f

with such an extravagant event - also comes hightened security. officials with the venetian say they will have elevated security measures in place for tomorrow night. the debate will also air in spanish on cnn en espanol. our live coverage from inside the venetian here on fox5 begins at 5 pm. ahead tonight .. new rules go into affect for anyone who operates a drone. and what fills up 30 semi-trailers ... most of a large parking lot .. and a charitable bank account? we'll take a look at the final numbers at this year's record setting toy drive! and hold on tight! high winds were tossing around jets today coming your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas live from las vegas. you're watching fox5 news at six. with emmy award winner john huck. christine maddela. and weather 24/7 with chief meteoroligist ted pretty. this is fox5 news at 6 o'clock. local las vegas. today .. the 17th annual chet buchanan and the morning zoo toy drive came to a close with a special donation.. todd "on behalf of fox5

jesus to reject extravagance and wealth... and to live simply, with compassion./// ((paula francis)) > have you ever known what it feels like to be homeless? one man is doing it on purpose... how he hopes his experience can make a better life for everyone. but first... some of the most bizarre weather the northeast has ever seen. why the unseasonably warm weather is bad for retailers... and good for consumers./// < news music voice over: "you're dave courvoisier. the news of southern nevada is now." > ((paula francis)) > record- shattering temperatures in the northeast on this christmas eve... the unseasonably warm temperatures in the sixties and the seventies produced an folks in shorts and short sleeves... holding cookouts... even surfing the new jersey shore. as anna werner reports, the weather is having a bizarre effect on retailers... and it's good for consumers: < at the flemington department store, in new jersey, the warm weather has cooled apparel sales: owner martin resnick says most of his heavy winter clothing items

intent on extravagance for the white house. the new york times reported austerity campaigns among the well-heeled ladies. they boycotted imported fabrics for the duration of the war. mrs. lincoln countered by talking to congressional members who said that it would bolster the u.s. economy if she were to buy foreign goods, and so she did. she invested in her own agenda and demanded and received confirmation that what she did was to actually be a patriot during this time. we know that she was quite worried. she saw the reelection campaign in 1864 quite crucial to her personal relations as well as relations of the nation. the crushing debt that she feared would not come when her -- when her husband won. with her husband's death on the heels of surrender, she became notorious, eccentric, derided. bad press during the war was nothing compared to the melodramas as a widow. most prominent claims by her husband's former partner that lincoln sweetheart from new salem was the former president 's one true love. equally damaging, claims by

but in le mars, iowa, probably none are more extravagent than one home along highway three. it's not hard to find if you've never driven by it before. your eyes will practically gravitate toward the display by how large it is. mark and shari frerichs are the two masterminds blow-up characters. frerichs says they've been doing this for what he thinks is 24 years now. and the display keeps getting bigger every year. "how many lights, uh, we don't even know for sure," said mark frerichs. "we tried counting but we can't keep track of it. it's just unreal." he says to put it all up it takes about six weeks. but he says it seems never ending as upkeep is constant to replace bulbs. if you've seen it once, you haven't seen it all because it's different each year. frerichs says setting it up is the hardest part. "taking down is easisi because you don't have to worrry about where you're going to put it anymore," said mark frerichs. "it's already planned out so taking down is easier than putting up." mark says the reason he and his wife continue to do this is because it's their gift to

year's eve may be the biggest night of the year in atlantic, and this year some are taking that extravagance record at midnight using champagne. some 3,500 party goers at the playground pier will try to break a guinness world record for the most champagne corks popped at the same time. >> the record was 2,800 set in italy, so i think we're going to absolutely crush that record. >> atlantic city's casinos and many other hotels are completely booked tonight. unlike 2014, no casino closures in 2015. ♪ >>> the mummers are doing their final rehearsals before their big new year's parade tomorrow. today the philadelphia mummers fancy brigade gave us a sneak peek of their routines at the convention center. the mummers parade starts at 9:00 tomorrow morning. >>> and a live look again at the delaware river water front. if you are heading out tonight, the sugar house new year's eve fireworks on the water front will go off again one more time at midnight. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet a

with such an extravagant event - also comes hightened security. officials with the venetian say they will have elevated security measures in place for tomorrow night. live from the venetian abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas fox5 crews also spent the day setting up inside the venetian. we'll be broadcasting live tomorrow beginning right here on fox5 news at 5. a big day is coming up... for a pair of homegrown sports heroes. how the city of las vegas will show its gratitude this week - to bryce harper and krist bryant. plus - is the next conor mcgregor among us? a sneak peak at who could be a future star... of the u-f-c. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only a big las vegas homecoming for two of baseball's bryce harper of the washington nationals and kris bryant of the chicago cubs will both be awarded city by las vegas mayor carolyn goodman. the ceremony will be open to the take place on fremont street - at 6 p-m. harper went to las vegas high school and took c-s-n to the junior college world he is now this league m-v-p. bryant - who high scho

but in le mars, iowa, probably none are more extravagent than one home along highway three. it's not hard to find if you've never driven by it before. your eyes will practically gravitate toward the display by how large it is. mark and shari frerichs are the two masterminds bebend the aurora of lights and blow-up characters. frerichs says they've been doing this for what he thinks is 24 years now. and the display keeps getting bigger every year. "how many lights, uh, we don't even know for sure," said mark frerichs. "we tried counting but we can't keep track of it. it's just he says to put it all up it kes about six weeks.s.ainly working on the weekends. and a uple hours here and there at night. but he says it seems never ending as upkeep is constant to replace bulbs. if you've seen it once, you haven't seen it all because it's different each year. there's a lighted path around the outside you can walk to look at it. and surprinsgly, frerichs says setting it up is the hardest part. "taking down is easier because you don't have to worrry about where you're going to put it any

he called on followers to reject extravagance and wealth...encouraging people to live simply... with compassion. move over black friday. the best shopping deals may be happening right now. retail wars are on. and stores are dropping prices left and right. plus.. on the roads... and in the air... more than 100-million americans are traveling for the holidays. the extra efforst airlines are taking to get you home for christmas. ad lib santa tracker nasdaq is up three pionts. sp500 is down three points. it's a good day for local drops less than a percent. the stores are rolling out the red carpet for you last minute shoppers. average price cuts this year on many items from clothing to jewelry are higher than last year, according to market track the discounting wars are particularly being waged online. in fact some of the season's hottest products are now selling up to 40 percent below black friday prices. crude oil prices rise again.. closing today at $38.10 a barrel. holiday travelers are paying $2.06 for a gallon of regular, according to triple-a. that's a slight jump from a few

the pope calling on thousands of extravagance and wealth, encouraging people to live simply with compassion. american soldiers in afghanistan celebrating christmas day at bagram airbase. troops enjoyed a special christmas meal, away from their families and loved ones. bagram airbase is one of the main us military bases in serving with nato forces are based. new at noon. an anonymous santa helping to make this christmas extra newscenter 5' s doug meehan tells s using that >> they celebrated christmas morning like no other. under the tree, but the gift without ribbons or bows shines brightest of all. an anonymous letter. inside, a note and $200 in cash. >> god has blessed me behind -- beyond my wildest dreams. i hope this helps you and your christmas. >> she keeps asking herself the >> why me? >> of was someone else. she knew she had to pay a forward, literally. her two grown children, she used the remaining money to buy 80 jars of baby food for a fallen on hard times. >> they were so happy. >> she may never know who granted the christmas miracle, but she has a message. >> thank you. else. an

. >> i'd say it's sexy and extravagant extravagant. >> it's the uptown nutcracker's scandalous downtown cousin draz dazzling crowd. it's for adult eyes only. >> it's a combination of the classical ballet influenced nutcracker with circus and burlesque. burlesque. >> reporter: jacob is one of the dancers wearing many hats during the production. wearing. >> well, we'll start with the shoes. the whole thing is very -- it's sexy and a little gender bending and a little -- it plays with the whole thing rides that line. >> we use a lot of the music and pop music and opera singers. there's something for everybody. there's a party scene. the character receives three dolls. our dolls, instead of being three ballerinas, are one ballerina, i am hanging on the straps from the ceiling and a third doll does a beautiful pole routine. just be excited about a different kind of nutcracker. you know, we've all seen the nutcracker. if you haven't, it's a ballet. it's beautiful. it's old. and this is new. >> reporter: the show runs through january 17th near the washington square park area. head to company x

dari: alison morris is here with a new extravagant ideas. >> reporter: i won't be shopping for any of these for my husband. interesting to see. of thing. how some people will be shopping. we conducted the rob report to find the most extravagant gifts and experiences money can buy from fragrances to a private plane, even your own submarine. it is the lap of luxury ultimate holiday gift guide. >> chanel no. 5 is the most famous fragrance in the world. the house of chanel has created this limited edition chanel no. 5 plastic. it's 30.4 ounces in a hand etched crystal bottle. only 50 will be made. it's $15,000. what made the fragrance especially famous, in 1952, life magazine asked marilyn monroe what do you wear to bed? and her response was chanel no. 5 and nothing else. >> reporter: need a gift for the adventurer? how about a personal submersible? about is the deep flight personal submarine. it's 16 feet long and can be attached to a trailer. it fits two people. they can -- you can use it in the ocean, in a lake. basically it's your toy to take with you on vacation. because it's transpo

s most extravagant night of the year. >> huge party, and everybody here's happy. >> reporter: teresahecked in at the trop this afternoon, ready to celebrate new year's eve in atlantic city. >> it's magical. it's just magical. it's surreal. it's the only way to bring in the new year because it's so filled with euphoria and excitement. you can feel it in your bones. >> it's fun. lot of fun, lot of people. >> reporter: this is where the casino will treat more than 1,000 vips tonight. >> there were a lot of closings, a lot of negativity throughout the city. this year there's lots of talk of what's to come, renovations for other properties. >> reporter: other parties will be held all over town tonight and at one of them, thousands will try to break a world record. i'll tell you what that's all about coming up at 5:30. live in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> all right, ted, thank you very much. leave the heavy coat, hats, gloves, outside tonight. here's a live look at the blue cross riverrink on penn's landing, where the fireworks display is just 90 minutes away. the temperat

mercy.he called on followers of jesus-- who is believed to have been born into poverty--to reject extravagance and wealth.he encouraged people to live simply with compassion. tomorrow... the pope will deliver his traditional christmas address to st. max, i have a surprise, and it's right behind you. before i turn around, is it oprah? 'cause i will die.

mark and shari frerichs put up the extravagant and very bright display of lights and inflatable characters every year at their home on highway three. mark says it takes about six weeks to set it all up. so, how many lights are there? know for s se," said mark frerichs. "we tried counting but we can't keep track of it. it's just unreal." they've been doing this for more than 20 years and they change it up a bit each year to keep it fresh. mark says keeping it lit is an ongoing process because he's constantly having to replace bulbs. for jacque goettsch of sioux city, christmas displays are not about lights, but rather, nutcrackers. ktiv's sam curtiss shows us. << nutcrackers on the floor. nutcrackers on the shelves. nutcrackers small and large. everywhere you look in jacque goettschs family room, there's nutcrackers. "i kept getting them as gifts," said jacque goettsch. her collection is up to 243 figures. this was the first one in the hoard. "1988," said jacque goettsch. "i got it at the old bostwick store which is now shopko." of the 243, only three are duplicates. "i opened them all on t

psychotherapist robbie ludwig said the extravagant gift could backfire. the table flipping of four along with her husband joe pled guilty to bankruptcy fraud juju last year. >> i don't know if the court of public opinion will feel teresa's really paying her dues. she comes out, she h job on television and she's getting luxury gifts duri a time when people are struggling financially? a source tells me that joe and teresa are really not hurting for money. they do have an income. also while teresa was behind bars she made sure that all the gifts she needed for christmas were taken care of wrap under the tree. this holiday was really impor teresa. when i visite husband joe and her daughter while teresa was still behind bars. what do think christmas morning will be like in this house? it's going to be good emoonal. like happy. >> i got to set that freaking tree up ag i hate setting that tree up. >> if we had a tree in the backyard with money, we would have got that tree. >> she'll want the house set up. if she comes home and the tree's not up, the thing she'll

he urged the faithful to shun pleasure, wealth and extravagance and to act in a way that is simple, balanced and consistent. he said, our style of life should be devout, filled with empathy, compassion and mercy. the pope's words resonate with catholics and non-catholics alike. >> he gives the message of love. needs more of. anna: children from around the world played a large role in the christmas celebration. that francis has visited since he became pope. security here at the vatican was very high. all of the surrounding streets entering st peter's square had including the pasquinelli family. traveled from the u.s. to see the pope. >> this seemed like a natural place for someone to target, to pinpoint for an event. so we were nervous. anna: tens of thousands are expected to crowd st. peter's square to hear the pope's traditional speech at noon on christmas day. anna matranga, cbs news, vatican city. ryan: and christians from around the world gathering once again in bethlehem for christmas eve celebrations. thousands of people crowded into festivities. the palestinian tourism minister says b

he urged the faithful to shun pleasure, wealth and extravagance, into return to the essential values of life. he said, our style of life should be devout, filled with empathy, compassion and mercy. the popes words resonate with catholics and non-catholics alike. >> he gives the message that we all need to hear, the message of love, this is something the world needs more of. anna children from around the : world played a large role in the christmas celebration. many journeyed from countries that francis has visited since he became pope. security here around the vatican was very high. all of the surrounding streets were blocked off from traffic and anyone entering st peter's , square had to go through a metal detector. including the pasquinelli 17 of them, aged eight to 86, traveled from the us to see the pope. >> it was a natural place for someone to target to pinpoint , for an event. so we were nervous. anna tens of thousands are : expected to crowd st. peter's square to hear the pope's traditional speech at noon on christmas day. anna matranga, cbs news, vatican city. shaina: and ch

the german national is a permanent resident of new zealand where he was once known for his extravagantifestyle. if he is extradited and found guilty by a u.s. court, he could face up to 20 years in prison. christopher: the beatles were one of the major holdouts in the music industry's shift to streaming, but they will not let it be. the fab four open in their catalog to the likes of spotify and apple music. the move could inspire other artists to come online. spotify alone has 75 million users, and it was a long, winding road, but now, you can listen to the beatles for free ♪ eight days a week ♪ all right, no more singing on the business desk. >> i promise i will not sing what we have coming up. now we are going to move to soccer. the german bundesliga, as you know, on its winter break at the moment, but the english premier league continues throughout the festive season. one man who is really under pressure -- this man behind me, manchester united's coach. he walked out of a press conference while ago, but the dutchman has found an ally from an unlikely source. >> the manchester united

. -- extravagence. that is what the pope said in his annual address. the leader of the roman catholic church was leading catholics in a midnight mass. people had to pass through metal detectors. kilometres away from the front line where rebels and the syrian army are fighting, hundreds of syrian christians at a christmas tree in damascus hoping that the conflict will be ended. australians were among the first to ring in christmas and being summer it is a sandy one rather than a snowy christmas down under. it appears zanta has a rather different mode of transport. 100 thousand people from their homes in paraguay. rivers have reached their highest levels in more than 30 years. the government has declared a state of emergency. to moscow now to the foreign ministers of russia and qatar are holding a joint press conference. >> translation: ladies and gentlemen, we are with my qatar colleag colleague. we support regular political dialogue with a hope to develop our countries' cooperation. we have a common opinion that there are good opportunities to grow eco

lavish new year's eve parties are planned all over town for atlanticty's most extravagant night of the year nlts it's filled with u forya and excitement. >> i've been doing it for years. just old habits and i just kept it up, you know. i enjoy it. >> outside the trop on the beach, these guys spent the day getting ready to give people a charge during a big fireworks show over the ocean at midnight. >> all of the three-inch mortarings and everything are in their tubes, all right, and we're programming them. >> party goers at the playground pier want to blast their way into the record books with sam pain. at midnight some 3500 people will try to break a guinness world record for the most champagne corks popped >> the record was 2800 set in italy. i think we're going to absolutely crush that record. >> atlantic city had its struggles in 2015 but no casino closures, unlike 2014 when four gaming halls shut their doors. >> and the customers continued to come. they were shared amongst all properties and it was a positive year. >> reporter: if you want to party and stay over tonight in atlantic

to hand up the small amount i gave you would have been seen as an extravagant thing. now, it is so much a part of our diets. you can go into a gas station and grab a handful and take it with you. i pay for it. sugar is so cheap and common, it is hard to avoid it. is there anyone who has had to give it up for dietary reasons? how easy was it? >> terrible. prof. paulett: right, it's hard. it's in medicine and pills. how this came to be how it went from being a rare and expensive good to a thing that is so common that it is hard to avoid, this gets to the heart of the class. it goes from being a rare and expensive good to being something everyone has access to, which ties closely to the colonization of the americas. to the development of slavery in the new world. this little good we don't think much about is part of a massive reorganization of all the cultures of the atlantic ocean. that what we are talking about today. the history of sugar in the americas. it gets is not just where food came from, but into some very significant questions. sugar was one of the main motor

they are some of the most extravagant gifts to give. >> is a great gift because it's a lightweight aircraft. >> holiday presents for the >> another gift we are so excited about is the personal submarine. >> a trip of a lifetime for windy lovers plus the golf clubs that are changing the game. and that's not all. the ultimate holiday gift guide begins right now. >> welcome to the lap of luxury ultimate holiday gift guide. i'm alison juarez. you some of the most unique and fabulous gift experiences that money can buy. we begin at the new york palace hotel with something everyone loves us into the tree, diamonds. spent this is the 30-second year somehow we managed to find more amazing products and services and experiences. we look for the pinnacle of design, technique, manufacturing one-off experiences. if anyone were to find this under their tree if they were be able to put under tree would make their year not just their day. >> why not begin with the ultimate holiday gift? diamonds. >> that diamond is a fancy blue-green 1.5 carats and there may be 100 stones that are blue-green spud mind you

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he urged the faithful to shun pleasure, wealth and extravagance and to return to the essential values of life. he said, "our style of life should be devout, filled with empathy, compassion and mercy." the pope's words resonate with catholics and non-catholics alike. all need to hear, the message of love. and that's something this world needs more of. >> reporter: children from around the world played a large role in the christmas celebration. many journeyed from countries that francis has visited since he became pope. security here at the vatican was very high. all of the surrounding streets were blocked off to traffic, and anyone entering st. peter's square has to go through a metal detector. including this family. 17 of them aged 8 to 86 traveled from the u.s. to see the pope. >> it seemed like a natural place for someone to target, to pinpoint for an event, so we were nervous. i want to wish you a merry christmas >> reporter: anna matranga, krs news, vatican city. >>> the trip home from christmas could be rough from the south and the plains into the midwest. starting saturday, a ma

more extravagant. >> that's her right back here behind tom. >> yes. >> i was wondering why she had suchr face with that $100,000. >> [laughs] it's for both of us-- >> that's great. >> and also my mom's been living with us for a while. her house was foreclosed on, so i can work and help her, get her back in a house. she's done so much for my twin brother and my younger brother for us growing up, so i'm, you know, really excited to be able to help her out now. >> yeah, i know you grew up in chicago. >> i did, yes. >> you didn't have much growing up in chicago. >> no, it was tough, so-- >> she made do and took care of the family. >> and now i'm here. >> that's awesome. that's awesome. [cheers and applause] let's face it. [applause] our military can't be appreciated enough. >> oh, thank you. >> and a "thank you" is not nearly enough, and-- although $1 million would help. that's a good a "thank you" as i can give you. >> that's a good start. let's go. >> [laughs] so, let me tell everybody where we are. $100,000. again, three questions away from that $1 million. [cheers and applause] no lifel

. >> yeah, you know, with kids and whatnot, but i haven't seen anything extravagant. i've seen fights. there will be a limit on that especially around this time in the season. >> we have a really close, tight community. they love seeing us out here. they love posing for photos. >> all right. merry christmas, buddy. high five. >>reporter: besides the crime deterrent, there is community good will that may carry through the whole year. the officers aren't quite as popular as santa, but a close second. >> i think it is excellent. an excellent use of their time. it makes us feel safer when we have all these babies here especially around this time of year. >>reporter: mall patrols are possible because the department has added about a dozen office everies in recent years. now at 153, and able to spare a half dozen from regular duty. >> it is a lucks i can -- a luxury we couldn't do and we got away from it from the past calm couple of years. -- the past couple of years. >>reporter: most appreciable tiff, the merchants. they have noticed shoplifting is down, and having an offi

stacey: next at 10:00, extravagant display. took to make this stacey: new at 10:00, some serious christmas spirit turning heads in york county, pennsylvania tonight. steve: marie urich has been an avid holiday decorator for more than 45 years. don't believe it? look at this. check out her family's elaborate illumination. they start working on this in september. from start to finish, it took more than 300 hours to create. seven years ago, the family decided to turn the display into something more. christine: people just started giving us money. they would get out of their car and give us $20 to pay for electricity. and from that, we said we should really take that money and get a charity. steve: as a result of that, the family donates to the pennsylvania wounded warrior project. and this year, they hope to raise more than $5000. by the way, more than 35,000 beautiful display. stacey: holiday cards are a great way to update relatives on what's going on in your life. steve: but for one college student, it was a great chance to pra

the pope asked thousands of christians to reject extravagance and wealth and encouraged people to live simply and with compassion. hundreds of people dressed in santa costumes took advantage of warm weather in florida today. a record number of surfing santas helped raise money for local charities. almost 650 santas hit the waves today. organizers are hoping to raise more than $30,000 this year. and if you are feeling lucky tonight, you might want to buy a powerball ticket. the estimated jackpot for tomorrow is up to $225 million. nobody has hit the powerball jackpot since november fourth and the jackpot has not been this high since september. the drawing is tomorrow night at 11:00 and we' ll have the winning numbers right here on newsnine. newsnine tonight at 11:00. line. jimmy kimmel live is next, praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader

the extravagant way some tech companies made the most of star wars day. =next close= the news is next. >>> finally, if you are disillusioned by the sometimes nasty tone of the presidential campaign, think about what it is like for those about to vote for the very first time. tonight we meet young people coming of age as voters who want more from the candidates than cynical sound bites. here is kevin tibbles in our series "america's correspondent." >> reporter: chester is f enough from new york city to be rustic and close enough to commute. a blue- and white-collar refuge. where the morning bus, at the chester academy, is well under way. >> be responsible, be respectful. >> words that are a guiding force at this socially, economically and racially diverse school. he wrote us concerned how respect and responsibility often seem missing on the campaign trail. the fact many presidential candidates stand accused of playing fast and furious with the truth, he says, will come with a price. >> the people that violate the public trust really damage us. it has the p

the issue's going to be bail, you know, he is, you know, not a person of extravagant means by anything but he's a hard-working man, he's man who loves his family very much and his daughter and he looks forward to getting back to the state of new york to address these charges. >> reporter: and it is expected over the next several days -- in valenzuela, the suspect, wil be transported back to new york city to face charges and did check with the nypd. police say the wife was stabbed nummerous times and she remains in critical but stable condition at st. barn nah bus hospital in the bronx. live in patterson, katherine craig, news 4, new york. >> all right, kat, thank you. >>> still to come at noon, a change in the verdict in the oscar pistorius case. how the decision could put him behind bars for years to come. >>> and dave will be here with your forecast. >> you bet. the rain is gone. the winds are here. what's the weekend hold in store for us? we will tell you, all coming up meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more gam

. >>> an extravagant proposal in boston this weekend. richard took his girlfriend on a helicopter ride over the city. the two first met in copley square and sunday he hung a banner on the roof of copley place asking her to marry him. all the roof paid off. she said yes. >> she is in that little tiny helicopter with him too. so she better. >>> the burlington mall opened a few hours early to give kids with special needs a little extra time with santa claus. gives them to visit santa without the threat of clouds. for the kids, parents and the big guy, a very special day. >> couldn't wait in the lines and he has epilepsy. so it has been really good for >> a lot different than a normal day. it is real special. it is very, very special.this was the fifth year for the program and they had 66 families visit with santa. >>> the largest sunken treasure was discovered off the coast of columbia. it sank with more than $11 million worth of gold coins and jewels aboard. the treasure would be now worth billions. no one has dived down with the ship yet,

the here at the convention center in center city fancy brigades busy putting final touches on extravagant routines making sure their moves are just right. across the the city in south philadelphia, one of the cities oldest string bandies getting in tune. the wood land stripped bank down for one last rehearsal, costumes simmering and giant floats ready to entertain. while the mummers parade is american a century's old tradition on new years day leading 20916 par wednesday will lead to new faces, to expand diversity philadelphia division was added with cultural and ethnic groups including hispanic organizations and african-american drill team and lgbt groups. mummers parade 2016 starts at 9:00 o'clock at 15th at jfk, marching south on broad street and ending at washington a avenue. of course, the parade is free, and opened to the public. if you walk, stand along the parade route, stand here at grand stands that will cost you $19. live from center city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so, before we get to tomorrow's parade it is almost time to ring out 2015 and ring in 2016. fir

>> it doesn't need to be something big or extravagant. just a little thank you. >> everything we're showing is under $40 and mostly under $25. we start with the coffee. what teacher doesn't need a little caffeine. you get this trio for $12 from uncommon goods. you have the morning where you really need extra caffeine and the afternoon, and the decaf. really thoughtful. minted notebooks, love these, you can get them personalized. these are real teachers' names. and if you look inside, there's a monthly planner, weekly planner, $16 and customized. give it with a little pencil. >> do people still use -- >> people still use pencils. you can get them personally gold foiled. this is from lather, it's cute bedtime stories. for $25, you get all five of these things. some relaxing baumlm. i know you are big proponents of a thank you. we start with a thank you card and gifting box. you could give a monthly desk blotter, $30 so they keep everything really organized and have a little gold foil for the extra flash of style. >> sometimes people forget