in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >> a classic car of dr. phil's is back in his garage today. classic 1957 chevy was found tuesday, completely intact. back in august, the television psychiatrist's car was stolen from an l.a. repair shop. detectives were able to recover the $100,000 car, along with 14 other stolen classics. dr. phil, a long-time car fan has publicly thanked the l.a. police department. >> i guess this wasn't a case of robin taking his ride or something like that. >> i don't think so. i think that has got what it needs now. >> and it looks classic. doesn't look like it's tricked out or anything. >> no. >> nice car. >>> a bizarre kidnapping in california. what the gunman forced the victim to do. >>> homes and day care centers have just days to remove unsafe cribs under a new law. what you need to know. >>> mostly sunny outside. but it's a bit chilly. don't miss your updated first warning forecast. >>> wjz is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, for instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. >>> love day outside. cooler, but still

alexis christoforous, cbs 5. >>> well, the rain here in the bay area is having an impact in the worldf sports. crews scrambled to get stanford stadium tonight ready for tonight's pac-12 championship football game. roberta gonzales is there. >> reporter: dana, i think i have been soaked to the bone for the past three days. but we have a little bit of a reprieve, some very light rain falling at this very important football game tonight. as we look out towards the stadium where we occasionally hear a cheer or two you can see that the light rain continues to fall. what we're now noticing are the flags are on the fly. the winds have died down but now picking up a little bit as the skies are gradually breaking up. earlier today, we sent chopper 5 high in the sky so we could see the stanford field crew trying to mop up the field and get it prepared for tonight pac- 12 championship game. it's the stanford cardinal playing host to the ucla bruins. this is a big game which the winner of tonight's game takes it all and heads to the rose bowl. earlier today i walked around the crowd because i tho

let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> stocks barely budged higher before friday's monthly jobs report. new figures show the number of people applying for unemployment fell to 323,000. suggesting companies are doing some modest hiring. a gnaw survey -- new survey found foreclosed homes accounted for 19% of all home sales this summer. buyers paid 32% less for a home in foreclosure. republicans say more needs to be done to shore up the finances. a recent audit shows the agency faces more than $16 billion in losses and may require a taxpayer bailout. the fha has sustained big losses from defaults on home mortgages. apple's ceo says the company will produce one of its existing lines of mac computers in the u.s. next year. the company will spend $100 million to ship from china. apple began making the computer in the u.s. but began outsourcing in the mid'90s. and parent company with t- mobile reached a new deal with apple. t-mobile had been the lone holdout among the four national retailers in the u.s. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >

alexis christoforous, "cbs news," new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," an update on your last-minutet a live report from dallas-ft. worth airport. >>> plus, the nra is speaking out in the debate over the gun control. we'll hear from someone from nra >>> and from ""zero dark thirty"" to "lincoln, we'll look back at the best films of 2012. that's your "cbs morning news" on this monday. thanks for watching. i'm duarte geraldino, have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com december 24. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning. >>> hi, everyone, and good morning. >>> here's a check of your forecast. >> things beginning to settle down a little bit. not done with the showers yet. the rainfall will be on and off. hoping for a little more sun toward the afternoon and some drier weather on the way. >> and all that rain yesterday packed a punch on the roadways. we had a lot of flooding reports and some roads still shut down. closed by valley ford road. we also have a closure until about 5:00 this morning. highway 521 shut down both directions betwe

. >> alexis christoforous takes a look at what makes this version of the movie different than anyone you've ever seen before. >> reporter: broken and haggerred when the audience first meets him, sentenced to 19 years of hard labor for stealing a loaf of bread in 19th century france. the epic tale follows him played by hugh jackman as he raises an orphan to redeem himself while remaining on the run from a ruthless policeman played by russell crowe. >> become a dog on the run, have i fallen so far and the hour so late. >> reporter: unlike movie musicals of the past, the cast of "les miserables" did not prerecord their songs in a studio. they sang on the set with a live piano they could hear in an ear piece allowing them more freedom with the music. >> it seemed more risks were taken by more people on any parts i've been involved with. >> reporter: the live singing was especially exciting for actress ann hat away. her mother played the same tragic role in the touring company when she was 7 years old. >> i think seeing my mother die really left a big impression on me with the character j

. >>> let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update of the. >> stocks were modestly higher to start the week on wall street. but investors were cautioning. and italy's prime minister, mario monty, resigned. wall street is expecting the worst bonus season since the financial crisis of 2008. the average bonus will decline 16 1/2% from last year, to just over $100,000. and about one in five wall street workers won't get a bonus at all, as banks and investment firms continue to struggle in a tough economy. sales at mcdonald's rose in november, as u.s. brought more breakfast items and its new cheddar bacon onion sandwiches. drivers are getting some relief at the gas pump. according to the lundberg survey, a gallon of regular unleaded costs average. $3.46 nationwide. and retailers are acquiring holiday help in record numbers. retailers a added, 465,500 seasonal workers in november as they wrap up for the holidays. that's barely surpasses a previous record set in 2005, just before the financial crisis. that's your money watch. for more, head to cbs mon

alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >> cannot wait to see it again. it opens christmas day. thank you for watching 9news at 5:00 a.m. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. friday is almost here. monika samtani is here. good to see i. mr. bernstein, let's kick it off with the weather. >> "les miserables" will be live here in theater. a cold morning. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. our day planner, a cold day but the difference today, the winds will be much, much lighter, only variable southeast at 5 miles an hour. 43 by lunch time. and we'll stay in the mid-40s for highs. a few clouds overnight have left the region. so we have clear skies this morning and a cold, cold start down in the low 20s now. frederick 23. it's 27 in cumberland and winchester. leesburg 28. fredricksburg at the freezing mark this morning. scott and the gang at andrews checking in with 29. you'll need the heavy jackets and probably the gloves although it may not be too bad with you with highs about 47 in easton and 47 also in leesburg. 5:01. here's monika with timesaver traffic. >>> we had