there's little need for woolly hats and down jackets but it did not stop the end of year spending spree. >> you could probably pick the flowers yourself. the mercury has hovered around 15 degrees celsius. there are cherry blossoms in time for the holiday. many people splurge on fancier food for christmas dinner. germans may be regarded when it comes to -- as tight when it comes to spending on food. and this year, more of the usual. >> people are spending a lot of money. business is better than usual. city centers were also bustling on christmas eve, full of people looking for gifts. for some, last-minute shopping has become a tradition. the 24th is always the day i do my shopping. it is wonderful to shop without stress. it doesn't appear to be entirely stress the -- free. this particular holiday season does not seem to have hurt balance sheets. it's actually more like easter. but we're really pleased with the christmas season. a lot of people visited munich city center. despite this warm temperature situation, we are satisfied. monday after christmas is straight back to work. retailers

. >> when the markets get woolly, and i think it is important to remember that yes, they are a place for yield, but the dividend yield they provide goes up. index to inflation. so you don't need to sell utilities simply because you think there is a rate hike. >> and the rates will not move that much. it is about beta at this point. consumer staples, big ones, anyway, utilities, telephone, verizon will hold up well in the event of something or -- >> what about names like johnson and johnson as well? these are the name that's will typically move 60% to 70%. >> you talk about johnson and johnson and staples. we had a lot of sectors in the market this year that created very poorly. and we have seen some of those things firm up a little bit. then we have a move in the dollar that surprised a lot of people in the last week and a half. it has gone down, i expect, into the rate hike next week. we'll probably have the dollar move back up. here is the real quicker. it is a really dovish comment. so look at the yield and the ten year treasury. >> the reason it is not going up is this will be th

it's still wild and woolly, and i love 'em that way. >> you love 'em wild and woolly and you're seeing it now. >> impressive drive by the steelers. >> everybody loves everybody when you win. >> the drive has used a lot of time. here's a roll-out. bradshaw fires... touchdown! an awesome physical team were the steelers today. (crowd chanting) pittsburgh, the super bowl champs. >> narrator: pittsburgh. for 70 years, they've loved their football team: the steelers. >> this is a tough town. the people here are tough, tough-minded. the way the steelers played the game meshed perfectly with the people. >> hit him! hit him! >> they loved that hard-hitting, punishing, brutal defense that they played. >> narrator: they called the defensive line the steel curtain. >> that just fit perfectly into the way they saw their own lives and what they had to be in order to survive. >> narrator: and if there was one iconic steeler, it was number 52, iron mike webster. >> mike webster exemplified what it was like to be a player in the steel city and a player in that era that for me was the greatest team of a

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. >> maybe he thought it was woolly monmouth. >> i'm sure he will find a place for the monmouth poll.now. >> i do think donald trump is the frontrunner. national polls in a primary don't mean that much. we should be looking at the state-by-state races. it is eyebrow raising. in a take in a week where the republican establishment for the first time last week turned against trump for his proposal to ban temporarily muslims from entering the united states, his support went up. that's the moral of the story. i do think it's more important to look at the state-by-state polls. that's why iowa is interesting because cruz has momentum. in terms of what is going to happen tomorrow night, there is no one who has thought about these debates more strategically than ted cruz. he knows what he is doing. and he is has used them very well. his response to the comment that trump made on fox was to put a little clip of maniac from dance so he has responded with humor. he has tried not to attack donald trump frontally because, guess what, it doesn't work. it will be really interesting to see what he doe

they are trying to reintroduce the woolly mammoth. and passenger pin -- pigeons.rk on this as a way to reintroduce lost species. >> they should make a movie and a series of books about that. i have got million dollar idea all over the place. thank you so much. this has been quite an electric night. i know we all need a breather and a hit of gatorade. ' the pleasure is mine. coming up i'll bring former secret service agent on this program to give you tips on what kennedy: in the wake of the san bernardino tragedy and paris there is a lot of fear about terrorism. what can you do if worse comes to worse and you are confronted by a mad gunman or potential terrorist. we have a former secret service agent and security expert. take us through if god forbid you hear gunshots and you are in a crowded place. >> when you heart gunfire the first thing you should do is move away from the sound of the shots. whatever you are hearing goat opposite direction. if you can't evacuate which does often happen. you want to find a room -- kennedy: let's explain harden up. people do some

they are trying to reintroduce the woolly mammoth. and passenger pin -- pigeons. on this as a way to reintroduce lost species. >> they should make a movie and a series of books about that. i have got million dollar idea all over the place. thank you so much. this has been quite an electric night. i know we all need a breather and a hit of gatorade. ' the pleasure is mine. coming up i'll bring former secret service agent on this program to give you tips on what to do if you are ever in a terrorist attack. stay right here. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. it's not going to fit up liftthe stairs.legs. what time does goodwill close? google voice: goodwill is open till 9pm. show me a moving company nearby

. >> maybe he thought it was woolly monmouth. >> i'm sure he will find a place for the monmouth poll. donald trump is the frontrunner. national polls in a primary don't mean that much. we should be looking at the state-by-state races. it is eyebrow raising. in a take in a week where the republican establishment for the first time last week turned against trump for his proposal to ban temporarily muslims from entering the united states, his support went up. that's the moral of the story. i do think it's more state-by-state polls. that's why iowa is interesting because cruz has momentum. in terms of what is going to happen tomorrow night, there is no one who has thought about these debates more strategically than ted cruz. he knows what he is doing. and he is has used them very well. comment that trump made on fox was to put a little clip of maniac from dance so he has responded with humor. he has tried not to attack donald trump frontally because, guess what, it doesn't work. it will be really interesting to see what he does tomorrow night. >> charles? >> when you are putting up a clip

or they may be becoming like the woolly mammoth, to find their own extinction. ♪ down where the wooding for "the new york times" in the catskills. and there were just a couple of us going up there. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. i finally said to a cop, what the hell is going on? he says, "i don't know, there are thousands of people here, and they're all going to some farm." and it was, of course, woodstock. ♪ >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people to realize they weren't alone. a lot of people who in their hometown or in their family felt isolated realized they weren't. >> the townspeople, quite frankly, were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival. >> i was apprehensive. this little hamlet has a population of under 100 people. when i started hearing the figures of 200,000, 300,000, finally, 500,000. we had a sea of people there. >> the word got out. everybody and their brother came from all over the country. >> first, the sudden rain. then the thirst and hunger from the shortage of water and food, just for the opportunity to spe

if trump ends up leading the country, every morning will be wild and woolly. you will have the most extraordinary job in the country because you will get up everyday thinking, where is he now? >> yeah, break the mold. like implode every mold we've seen so far. but it made for a very interesting race. and we still have months to go. mr. speaker, great to have you in. thank you for coming on. >>> who should hit the road right now with 14 candidate still in the race? frank luntz asked the focus group for their answer. >>> next, after a rough shake from moderators at earlier presidential rebatdebates, what the american people thinking of the media's coverage of them. find out next when we return to the frank luntz group. >> give me a . . . . . . when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is heal

if trump ends up leading the country, every morning will be wild and woolly.ill have the most extraordinary job in the country because you will get up everyday thinking, where is he now? >> yeah, break the mold. like implode every mold we've seen so far. but it made for a very interesting race. and we still have months to go. mr. speaker, great to have you in. thank you for coming on. >>> who should hit the road right now with 14 candidate still in the race? frank luntz asked the focus group for their answer. >>> next, after a rough shake from moderators at earlier presidential rebatdebates, what the american people thinking of the media's coverage of them. find out next when we return to the frank luntz group. >> give me a word to describe how the media responded to the 2016 candidate. do you like nuts? but grandmcause we uses we don't charmin ultra soft.clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. (d

it sometimes gets wild and woolly, and in an election cycle like we have, it is not always pretty. but the precepts the founders laid down are alive and well. i can tell you as an american citizen, a plain, regular guy without many connections, that the system of meritocracy is still alive. and without any special connections or insider advantages, i know personally that my art worked because of it hitting the mark at certain points. it gets to be part of our nation's history and heritage itself, which is very, very daunting for me. i will not bother with some of the verbiage. but basically, i was trying to talk about the process, which i think i alluded to. there is a tremendous lineage to it. it goes on today. today's secretary lew, like alexander hamilton, must sign any coinage into eternal life. sorry, i will go back. i will go back one more last time for a second. and i just want to also parenthetically mention that i have also, besides having the great honor and privilege to work for the united states mint and take on these incredibly inspiring assignments, that through the a

they're not all woolly about their debate criteria like fox has been honestly.nn is very specific and transparent. they said they would look at polls that came out between october 29th and december 13th. they even gave a specific time of day by which a poll needed to be out on december 13th in order to be a qualifying poll. they gave an exact specific list of which news organizations and universities' polls they would use. they even spelled out how they would do the math in order to come up with the average. they spelled it out. look. poll averages will not be rounded up or down to the closest poll number. no rounding. so you just get the average that you get. so that's really specific. and because they were so specific with criteria that transparent, everybody's been able to follow along. we've all been able to keep track with each new poll as to how candidates are doing in trying to get into the next republican debate. we're all looking at the same numbers. right? these are the numbers that cnn is looking at. it's all available polling. there's nothing proprie

definitively than we know from the reporting, and what we have heard from law enforcement has been a little woolly on this subject. there's a lot of may be, could possibly be, could be investigated as than declarative statements. but from what we are told by law enforcement, there may have been an explosive device, at least one, left at the site of the initial shooting this morning. that is what blake mccoy was just describing as why that initial shooting scene is still being described as a live scene and why law enforcement is describing those buildings as not cleared and they're moving so quicarefully there, there mae an explosive device. we've also heard a description that there may have been something like a pipe bomb that was thrown possibly during the course of the con tronation of the suspects in the suv cl resulted in a man and a woman dead in an suv, after a gun battle with police, after which lots of shots were fired and one officer was injured. there's two reports of explosive devices or potential explosive devices. we've also had the san bernardino police chief describe suspicious item

it sometimes gets wild and woolly and in an election cycle like we have it's not always pretty, but the precepts that the founders lay down are alive and well and i can tell you as an american citizen, a plain regular guy without many connections, that the system of meritocracy is still alive and without any special elections or insider advantages i know personally that my artwork, because of it hitting the mark at certain points gets to be part of our nation's history, and heritage in itself, which is very very daunting for me. i'm not going to bother with some of this verbiage, but basically i was trying to talk about the process, which i think i alluded to to some extent, this tremendous lineage to it that goes on today. today secretary lu just like alexander hamilton must sign any coinage or any metal into eternal life. sorry to go back. i'm going to go back one more last time here for a second. i just want to also parenthetically mention that i also besides having a great honor and privilege to work for the united states mint and take on these incredibly inspiring assignments, that

buying that heavy coat a thnd woolly gloves, it doesn't seem like the useful holiday gift. golfing is something you could be doing today, if you chose to do that. you could wear your gloves as you golf. the truth is, when you're out shopping and looking for things and see those scarves -- >> doesn't entice you when it's 65 degrees out. >> the stores are hot. i was in one over the weekend. it was unbearably hot. >> the whole thing going shopping, carrying the wife's coat, your coat. here, have some bags. >> her purse. >> i don't even want to go into that. never can hold it by the handle. i'm not a handle holder. i just grab is kind of like that. i'm a guy. >> dant inty little bag. >> exactly. we digress. >> chris, that would look great on you. >> 54 the expected high today. the warming trend does begin. we started out around how for high -- 40 for highs over the weekend. no rain today. maybe a passing shower later on tonight. check th s out. christmas eve day, we could get to 70. the record for the date is 63. we could shatter it in a big way. still could be a couple showers

last but not least, which brands are suffering apart from as you talk about the fleeces and the big woollynd things we all need for colder weather. apart from that which brands are suchering? >> i think one of the biggest categories is costume watches. fossil brands, timex brands, they are flooding the off price market. >> because of the apple watch? >> because there's not a lot of newness in the costume watch business, and also a lot of brands -- or a lot of stores are moving more of their assortment to tech watches for spring and the customers just had enough of these, and so if there isn't newness, there's no reason to buy. so the discounts are more pronounced than expected, and then also again a michael kors, a ralph laure lawyeren the disc are deep. >> we the customer win. >> thank you both of you. >> tyler come on in here. >> i was chilly and i wanted to warm myself by the fire. >> nice to have you. >> you don't mind, do you? >> no. did you bring marshmallows? >> i know i'm out of the light but i got the nice backward glow from the warm fire. very nice. well, check out shares of chip