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to gain a clientele. >> you've got to go big or go home. >> reporter: mark metric is president of sakse. >> what does american christmas bring that nobody else does? >> they bring elevated energy. and they bring, they know how to do it and the goal was to bring joy. lyd joy's our big word this year and really i think everyone needs it. >> reporter: including this family. e it's fantastic. you only see something like this in new york city. >> it's beautiful, it's amazing. >> it gives you that christmas feeling, that feeling of being with your family, that good feeling on the inside. >> reporter: schwam's employees seeiy seeing their works on display just as much as anyone else. it must be thrilling when the lights turn on and the onlookers are there, and their response to what you and your team have created. >> yeah, for myself and for my entire team, watching the reaction of the people on the oreets and watching literally thousands of people taking pictures in front of our orsplays, it's a great thrill. ma morgan: coming up next, steve hartman is on the case with a secret santa and his

saks fifth avenue turned into land of 1,000 delights. the theme of the show running every ten minutes each evening from now until the new year. the display of 225,000 programmable lights strobes foliage and crystals took 11 months to produce and six weeks to install. >>well come to am cap christmas. >> this is it. i mean this is my dream. you understand. >> this is a christmas wonderland for sure. >> reporter: it really is. it started here with fred schwam and his company american christmas. >> this is 14-foot diameter wreath that will hang in the general motors building on fifth avenue. >> reporter: we visited back in october just days before the treasures were trucked done to manhattan. >> the building is 110,000 square feet. it is filled with every type of christmas decoration and display you can imagine. >> reporter: candy canes. >> these are. >> reporter: of 57th street. >> 18 foot tall candy canes. this its a section of the 72-foot, half round tree that gets mounted on the facade. >> reporter: the full tree is wired with 10,000 led

me of whom you know very well, from goldman saks, exxon mobil, when you look at that cast of people whatink they'll bring to the administration that's different? what's new that they'll bring in terms of experience? is this a good thing? jamie: obviously i was dead wrong about you're not going to see a wall street person in washington any time soon. you had a complete upheaval. the republicans are in charge and the republicans have not been antibusiness the way you've seen the democrats largely be antibusiness for years. i think if you were going to be a president you should have the best people sitting around the table. i think it's a mistake for the american public to constantly be told if you work for oil companies, work for a bank, you work for this that automatically makes you bad. you want the best team. and so, you know, honestly i think it's a good thing. a lot of these people are very qualified people who want to, are patriots who want to help the country. they're not going to try to help their former company. these are people with deep knowledge that hopefully will do a great j

it includes visits to blooming details and saks fifth avenue and you can even amp it up by >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now mortgage rates soar and starbucks whips up a drink for pokemon go fans. jill wagner has hand that more. >> for the second day in the row major stock indices closed at all time high. tech and energy companies rose as the price of oil climbed. the dow jump 68 points, the s&p 4 points. mortgage rates climbed for the the average rate on a 30 year fixed rate mortgage hit 4.13% according to freddie mac. last year at this time it was 3.95%. long-term interest rates have surged since the election. next week the federal reserve is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate for the first time in a year. >>> at&t has started paying out some $88 million in refunds in a bogus charge scheme known as cramming. services such as ring tones or special text messages. it settled with the ftc in 2014, more than 2 million customers will be credited $31 on average. >>> more people are expected to fly this holiday season. airlines for america says that it expects that 45 million passe

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the cabinet, i mean government saks is back. the house of goldman.teve bannon, steve mnuchin, gary cohn. now, these guys are, you know, highly qualified, have led extraordinary careers. >> sure. >> but many people in the country don't want to see this kind of leadership. donald trump disagrees. here is what he said last night. >> i want people that made a fortune because now they're negotiating with you, okay? >> are republicans in favor of this swing back to pre'-08, the go go days of rich guys running the country? >> you know, i don't know if there's a hue and cry against it. i haven't heard that. i think a lot of people actually kind of applaud this because these gives are bringing some conservative economic policies to the table, and i know that rankles a lot of my liberal friends who, you know, still believe in the days of lyndon johnson, but, you know, the economy is changing. these are men and women who have been involved in that changing economy and particularly in areas when it comes to job creation and job protection, they know something ab

right now about a dozen stores offer the service including macy's, nordstrom's, saks and coach. >>> coming sports college hoops, both stanford and usf in action with one of the teams trying to pull off an upset. >> and for the warriors draymond green was missing in action as the team starts its three game christmas road trip , ght for a >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> draymond green has left the warriors to return home to the bay area. he flew back last night for a very good reason. the reason is the birth of his son draymond jamal green, jr. congratulations to the entire family! >>> golden state trailed the nets by 16 at the half, but in the 3rd it's tied 70-70. klay thompson knocks down the three giving golden state the lead. they outscore brooklyn 39-19 in the 3rd. in the 4th the warriors pull away off the turnover. steph curry dishes it to shaun livingston for the dunk making it 101-91. golden state outscores the nets 68-36 in the 2nd half to win it 117-101. >>> stanford hosting idaho down on the farm tonight. the cardinal trail by 11 in the 2nd half, but with

it includes visits to blooming details and saks fifth avenue and you can amp it up by using a virtual reality headset. starbucks whips up a drink for pokemon go fans. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> for the second day in a row major u.s. stock indices closed at all time high. tech and energy companies rose as the price of oil climbed. the dow jumped 65 points, the sipe rows 4 points, the nasdaq finished 23 points higher. mortgage rates climbed for the sixth straight week. the average rate on a 30 fixed mortgage hit 4.13% according to freddie mac. last year at this time it was 3.95%. long-term interest rates have surged since the election. next week the federal reserve is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate for the first time in a year. >>> at&t has started paying out $88 million in refunds in a bogus charge scheme known as cramming. they got caught padding customers' bills with unwanted special text messages. it settled with the ftc in 2014, more than 2 million customers will be credited $31 on average. >>> more people are expected to fly

. >> right now, about a dozen stores offer the service including macy's and nordstrom, saks fifth avenue and coach. >>> christmas came early for thousands of low-income families in the south bay. >> kpix 5's maria medina reports that thanks to the generosity of others, moms and dads got to pick out some gifts that otherwise probably wouldn't be under the tree. >> like this one. >> reporter: she can contain her excitement and happiness as she chooses christmas gifts for her five children. >> so i think that one is perfect. >> reporter: normally the holiday season is a struggle. >> it's really sad. you cannot [ indiscernible ] what they want. >> reporter: her husband works. flora is a stay-at-home mother. it's similar to the thousands who will line up at sacred heart in san jose to get free christmas gifts they can't afford. >> a lot of the parents coming here they are struggling to pay for rent and it's leaving little for holiday traditions. >> reporter: for the next two days christmas gifts will be handed out for 6200 santa clara county children but there is still a need. >> this morning

trump plans to tap gary cohn, goldman saks number two as director of the economic council. new scrutiny of the president elect's decision to stay on as executive producer of the apprentice. new host, arnold schwarzenegger. >> i don't think he is going to be co-hosting with me. even though maybe we have him as guest advisers or something like this. >> nbc entertainment declined to comment noting mgm owns and produces the show. >> donald is retaining his executive producer credit as he always has. been the same way since season one. >> reporter: experts warn, trump's business entanglements could pose a problem. >> the business world has seen this time and time again. executives think they have the appearance of conflict. it turns dangerous and real quickly. >> reporter: mr. trump's event here in michigan will be the fourth stop on his thank you tour. he will appear on stage with state party chair, the niece of mitt romney and leading candidate to become the next rnc chair. lester. >> thank you. >> now to the unusual action taken by president obama. he is ordering u.s. intelli

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saks fifth avenue raised about the mta funding. >> marie chief deputy i can tell you that the prop k sales tax the allocation this is it a type of project that can match other fund we make sure that that does so on the average we are studying the lfrj in the prukz expenditure fund some of the projects like 100 percent praukdz fund it is harder to get state matching fund thank you very much. >> colleagues, can we have a motion on item 5 please. thank you motions by sxhooldz and seconded by commissioner farrell thank you and we'll do that without objection. >> item 6 please. item 6 findings of the child transportation survey property an informational item. >> before i kick it over to joe from r ta staff briefing introduce this item the child transportation survey that was something our office initiated alongside the mayor's office and thank you to the staff our city as has not had sort of comprehensive date citywide when it comes down to child transportation we look at kindergarten through 5 grade and wanted to see how parents not only from but parochial school with getting around the

saks fifth avenue raised about the mta funding. >> marie chief deputy i can tell you that the prop k sales tax the allocation this is it a type of project that can match other fund we make sure that that does so on the average we are studying the lfrj in the prukz expenditure fund some of the projects like 100 percent praukdz fund it is harder to get state matching fund thank you very much. >> colleagues, can we have a motion on item 5 please. thank you motions by sxhooldz and seconded by commissioner farrell thank you and we'll do that without objection. >> item 6 please. item 6 findings of the child transportation survey property an informational item. >> before i kick it over to joe from r ta staff briefing introduce this item the child transportation survey that was something our office initiated alongside the mayor's office and thank you to the staff our city as has not had sort of comprehensive date citywide when it comes down to child transportation we look at kindergarten through 5 grade and wanted to see how parents not only from but parochial school with getting around the

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saks fifth avenue raised about the mta funding. >> marie chief deputy i can tell you that the prop k sales tax the allocation this is it a type of project that can match other fund we make sure that that does so on the average we are studying the lfrj in the prukz expenditure fund some of the projects like 100 percent praukdz fund it is harder to get state matching fund thank you very much. >> colleagues, can we have a motion on item 5 please. thank you motions by sxhooldz and seconded by commissioner farrell thank you and we'll do that without objection. >> item 6 please. item 6 findings of the child transportation survey property an informational item. >> before i kick it over to joe from r ta staff briefing introduce this item the child transportation survey that was something our office initiated alongside the mayor's office and thank you to the staff our city as has not had sort of comprehensive date citywide when it comes down to child transportation we look at kindergarten through 5 grade and wanted to see how parents not only from but parochial school with getting around the

so obviously, bryan crst plays yo d >> seth: i sak to gwh a guhe is, because this shows a level of comfort you reached as his movie daughter. zoey, is that you shaving your brmpits in front of n cranston? er ] seth, thais -- >> seth: is that what is? >> seth, that is exactly what' pping. i am shaving my armpits in front of bryan cranston -- academy awarnominated acr, br i wear large, very cute, wool sweaters throughout the entire movie. and no one warned me the day that i was put in a tank top. and i hadn't shaved my armpits since, like, 1977. >> seth: oh no, that's not good. [ light laughter ] >> not a great situation. so, you know. and what you can't see is he is sitting -- only chair he could find was a prop toilet. >> seth: oh, wow. >> yea was lt ikge walter white a god damned chair. [ light ught?> seth: this is like you go3 "what's a movie set like?" re like, "you shave in front of a man on a fake toile >> so glamorous! i can't even telyou. >> s'mlad you brought

saks fifth avenue raised about the mta funding. >> marie chief deputy i can tell you that the prop k sales tax the allocation this is it a type of project that can match other fund we make sure that that does so on the average we are studying the lfrj in the prukz expenditure fund some of the projects like 100 percent praukdz fund it is harder to get state matching fund thank you very much. >> colleagues, can we have a motion on item 5 please. thank you motions by sxhooldz and seconded by commissioner farrell thank you and we'll do that without objection. >> item 6 please. item 6 findings of the child transportation survey property an informational item. >> before i kick it over to joe from r ta staff briefing introduce this item the child transportation survey that was something our office initiated alongside the mayor's office and thank you to the staff our city as has not had sort of comprehensive date citywide when it comes down to child transportation we look at kindergarten through 5 grade and wanted to see how parents not only from but parochial school with getting around the

each case, it appears the violations were fixed and t who is under arrest mistakes there for goodness sakhat's going to cause right befe luther king drive.meanwhile, dun and out of the city the forecast >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> honking car in mcdonald's drive through got a man shot. police in south florida say couple waiting in the drive through line got into an argument with a guy parked behind them after he honked the horn. the couple through punches. he pull out his pistol and shot one of them. authorities call eight self-defense case and the shooter will not be facing charges. prosecutors are charging the couple with batterily investigators are zeroing in on what started a deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. they say it does not appear that anyone set it intentionally and they think refrigerator or another electrical appliance may have started it. now earlier today, the founder of the art collective at that warehouse did apologize. >> he stopped short of taking responsibilities for the fire. in an interview derek, said he signed a lease to the building end

. >> we had a sort of stampede through saks. >> officers used pepper spray to disperse a large crowd fighting and confirmed there were no gunshots and taken into custody for assaulting a police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidents were reported in three separate malls and manchester, connecticut, several piegfights broke out al once and several hundred teens involved. >> reporter: this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd. five other police departments responded to the scene, one officer assaulted with no life-threatening injuries. eight people were arrested, forcing them all to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> it looked like people were throwing punches, fighting. a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> reporter: ayman, there were some suggestions that the incident in ohio was inspired by a social media posting, but so far, again, police have not said that any of these incidents are, in fact, connected. in the end, they found no guns, no weapons. ayman?

. >> we had a sort of stampede through saks. >> reporter: officers used pepper spray to disperse a crowd later saying there were no gunshots. a juvenile taken into custody for assaulting a police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidents were reported in three separate malls. in manchester, connecticut, several fights broke out at once. investigators estimated several hundred teens were involved. >> they started yelling and started pushing each other. >> reporter: this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd. five other police departments responded to the scene. one officer assaulted with no life threatening injuries. eight people arrested forcing the mall to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> people were throwing punches, fighting. it was just a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> reporter: peter, there were some suggestions that the incident in ohio happened because it was inspired and organized on social media. but so far, again, police don't know the incidents ar

. >> we had a sort of stampede through saks. >> reporter: a juvenile taken into custody for assaulting a police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidences were reported in three separate malls. in manchester, connecticut, several fights broke out all at once and investigators estimating 700 teens were involved. >> they started yelling and pushing each other. >> reporter: this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd and 500 others responded to the scene and one officer assaulted with no life-threatening injuries. eight people were arrested forcing them all to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> it looked like people were throwing punches, fighting. it was a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> reporter: craig, there were some suggestions that the incident in ohio was inspired by a social media posting, but again, police have not said whether or not these incidents are connected. no suggested evidence says they are but they found no weapons and there were no actual gun

white house strategist steve bannon and anthony stair knew chi all worked for goldman saks, and on their deregulation and a lower corporate tax rate. is in the team to get the economy humming? katie, isn't goldman everywhere? >> i think steve bannon has a lot to do with bringing the goldman connection into the trump administration team. he's familiar with wall street. it doesn't necessarily drain the swamp of the people who have been involved -- kennedy: scaramucci, to be fair, was part of the trump team before bannon signed on. >> sure. but it goes back to this argument that we're supposed to have new people. they're all running the show, and that's fine. they have a lot of experience, which you need when you're running a new administration. but i think steve bannon is making sure that the team is coming all back together. kennedy: all right. what's worse? having academics, politicians or wall street people? >> well, they had a choice. john allison was up for treasury secretary -- kennedy: absolutely right. i was really hoping he or jeb hensarling would have got it. >> he was an opponen

now, they all move and are detailed from lord and taylor, and saks, and bloomingdale. it's really spectacular. and that's what this whole dream's been about. is making memories for families. so i hope this year, you don't look back and say, "oh, i should have taken time." so, just take a little time. come out, make a memory here. and it will be something that will last a lifetime. - are you ready for this? castle noel is america's largest indoor, year-round christmas entertainment attraction. we'll have more, right after the break. we're talking about holiday traditions. and here at university circle, glidden house is certainly, a tradition. as a matter of fact, it says it's been placed on the national register of historic places. okay, talking about historic places, movies make history right? well now natalie's at a place on the westside, it's the house you saw in a christmas story. (happy christmas music) d to be here. we're at a christmas story house. they're making someone right now stay inside of the sink because that is one of the most iconic scenes, right? from

. >> reporter: rachel saks is still waiting to hear about three of her friends, ones she considers friends of friends. she says the number is staggering. >> we lost like a lot of beautiful people. >> reporter: people who said they felt they could be themselves in a safe space though the physical space they gathered may not have been. >> we partied in the unsafest warehouse ever. >> it brings up a lot of questions. brings up a lot of questions for our city and how we treat space and how we treat people. >> reporter: questions that will come later. the focus now on finding those who are still missing. >> it's sad when we lose one life in oakland, and it's even more sad when we lose dozens. >> it just sucks. i mean, i've known most of those people like, you know, half my lifetime. you know? >> reporter: in oakland melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> the recovery continues to be a round-the-clock effort. the work is both difficult and dangerous. >> meantime, the investigation is under way. abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana is live at the scene with new developments. sergio? >> reporter: througho

. >> we had sort of stampede through saks. >> officers used pepper spray to disperse a large crowd fighting, later confirming there were no gunshots. a juvenile taken into custody for assaulting a police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidents were reported in three separate malls. in manchester, connecticut, several fights broke out all at once. investigators estimating several hundred teens were involved. >> they just kind of started yelling and then started pushing each other. >> this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd. five other police departments responded to the scene. one officer assaulted with no life-threatening injuries. eight people were arrested, forcing the mall to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> looked like people were throwing punches, fighting. it was just a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> chris, dozens of shoppers were injured. as i mentioned earlier, police haven't suggested there's any connection between these incidents, although there

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saks fifth avenue raised about the mta funding. >> marie chief deputy i can tell you that the prop k sales tax the allocation this is it a type of project that can match other fund we make sure that that does so on the average we are studying the lfrj in the prukz expenditure fund some of the projects like 100 percent praukdz fund it is harder to get state matching fund thank you very much. >> colleagues, can we have a motion on item 5 please. thank you motions by sxhooldz and seconded by commissioner farrell thank you and we'll do that without objection. >> item 6 please. item 6 findings of the child transportation survey property an informational item. >> before i kick it over to joe from r ta staff briefing introduce this item the child transportation survey that was something our office initiated alongside the mayor's office and thank you to the staff our city as has not had sort of comprehensive date citywide when it comes down to child transportation we look at kindergarten through 5 grade and wanted to see how parents not only from but parochial school with getting around the

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