becky holt was the prosecutor who opened for the state. becky holt: the defendant had a plan. murder his wife. his plan was to get away with it. keith morrison (voiceover): with no murder weapon found, the prosecution's case was built on that partial shoe print. they knew now that jason once owned a pair of hush puppies like these that matched the print. they were now missing. they also told jurors about that early morning visit to the gas station and the suspicious activity of the hotel. but the thrust of their case was this-- jason young was trying in the most violent possible way to get out of a troubled marriage. becky holt: were you aware of tensions in that marriage? yeah, i was well aware. keith morrison (voiceover): meredith fisher, michelle's sister, live near the couple and, for a period, was cassidy's nanny. as the young's fights intensified, she took on the role of a marriage counselor. becky holt: what would you say were the main issues? michelle's main issues were jason being more responsible, understanding her more; and his main concern was their lack of sex lif

you were there becky. you've talked about this and ruta 2018, these people, these young men in particular have grown up, have been away from their country for eight years, some six years, and have always wanted to come back. so that brings me back to what comes next. what comes next is that jolani mself has said that he would like. he would like to invite all the syrians who have emigrated who have sought refuge, and even the ex-pats to come back to syria. so we built together, i think because of the last 13 years, they know the people at the head of the group now that syrians will not take such nonsense any longer after the 13 years of hell we've had, and i think they understand that syria is not afghanistan. it is not iran. and we are too mixed for that. the fact that we are all supportive so far even people who are secular to the bone, like myself and like many of my colleagues, i think we have all agreed that for the time being, let's see what comes if then the next steps are not going to be the consti

came back in here called becky at work. >> i can't remember the drive at all. i just know that i was freaking out and scared, and i just out of my mind. >> becky calls 911, barely holding it together. >> who noticed her gun? your husband? my husband. i went to work this morning at seven, and i just. and i didn't even come and check on her. i should have come and check on her. okay, you're almost there, ma'am. okay. >> i'm in the backyard. police find a set of work boot footprints near an electrical box and on top of a gas meter. then a shocker. cops turn the spotlight on sergio, isabel's father, while becky's call to 911 appeared to be panicked. sergio's was anything but. >> hello? i need to report a missing child. i believe she was abducted from my house. is mom there also? and she had just left for work. i just called her and i told her to get her back home. >> nervous laughter. some might consider that suspicious. the way sergio explains it, he just couldn't bring himself to believe isabel was gone. >> i didn't want to be frantic. i didn't want to be panicke

i'm becky anderson in abu dhabi. we will be back after this short break.der what is going on. it is important that we look at who the rebels are, who have claimed control of damascus and the country, and how what is going on in syria has an impact around the wider region. we will discuss all of that coming up after this short break. i'll be back with more of our coverage right after this. wherever you are watching in the world, you are more than welcome please stay with us welcome to times square that's none of my life. >> new year's eve, live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn. streaming live. >> still congested? >> nope. >> uh oh. >> new mucinex 2 in 1 saline nasal spray spray. >> goodbye. new mucinex 2 in 1. >> saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power jet spray. goodbye to congestion. its comeback season with power plane. >> sonic toothbrush. you always get a professional level clean, featuring a patented whitening brush head that breaks up tough stains like coffee and wine towel cleans not like any other t

>> so, becky we've had the official announcement now from the rebels. they've taken over the the state run media to to control the narrative. they have come on air and they say that they have liberated damascus, saying the city of damascus was liberated. the regime of the tyrant bashar al-assad was toppled, also saying that all the prisoners from the the state prisons, they call them political prisoners, were also released. now, what we understand is that the rebels said that they were going to try and take over key strategic institutions within the city, as well we have seen that they have been on the grounds of one of the presidential palaces. it's very reminiscent of what we've seen in the past when there has been a brutal dictator toppled and those who have come to liberate the city have have then moved into those particular areas. we have heard from a source familiar with, with this as well, that the rebels are actively looking for bashar al-assad at this point, that they are they're questioning senior military officials. they're questioning intell

becky pringle is the president of the national education association. she's a middle school science teacher. she has 31 years of experience. focused on becky focuses on using her intellect, passion, and purpose to unite the members of the largest labor union in the nation using collective power to transform public education into a racially and socially just system designed to prepare every student to succeed in a diverse and interdependent world. becky pringle. >> developed an overseas amazon global customer engagement on responsible ai. she focuses on helping organizations mitigate risk and uncover potential unintended impact to ai development, deployment, and use and engages with legislators and policymakers to shape imminent ai regulation and policy. simone wood currently leads work on privacy and data regulation related to ai at let up. she has more than a decade of government and private sector experience in law and public policy. she has served in numerous roles in the u.s. senate where she focuses on communications, technology, and health policy

joe, becky, back to you. >> okay.t now with more on these numbers as well. teve, the trade deficit as rick points out, pretty interesting to see this widening. we did have joe amato on with us earlier this morning. he's worried about what happens if you see weakness in the labor market. what do you think of the numbers we've got right here? >> let me talk about the trade deficit for a second. i think it was weaker than expected in part because of the decline in oil prices. i think rick is 100% right about the potential impact of tariffs. i think he might be early. i think october may have been an earlier -- too early a month to see this effect that we might be looking for, which is people bringing in goods ahead of potential tariffs. and the reason i say that is because it looks like the deficit with china, i want to double check this, it fell to 27.9 from a deficit of 31.8. if i was going to see a tariff effect, becky, i'd be looking at that china trade deficit. that's a place where you might see it widen ahead of po

becky said about the students and trying to great the pathways.can't be incumbent upon the tech coverage. i appreciate what amazon and meta and crew do. we walk alongside anybody but right now the next two to five years are going to be transformative in this space because of the speed at which ai is changing the world around us. and so being left behind is a real possibility. again, i will just close on i will work with anybody in this room but he doesn't get us are using and don't legislate from fear. legislate from opportunity. just try to make that possible. >> i want to thank all of you for sharing in this really important discussion. [applause] and i will just close by saying whether it's education, whether it's business, whether it is helping underserved communities, or legislators, lawmakers, people for developing policy. ai is here. it has been here. you can't ignore it, and ignore, and if you do you do so at your peril. so certainly let's not be left behind. let's get on top of this and see what can be done about it in your legislatures a

becky. work on yourself. work on what's inside. i want to work on putting some of that barbecue inside of me. and i got to tell you, becky, the only way that barbecue is good is if you make a mess of it. so. excellent work, excellent work. listen, we have plenty more still to come. not just from becky in the middle east, but also we are heating up in the caribbean, in the bahamas, because our stephanie elam is there with an assignment that i think everyone is envious of. stephanie. >> hey, boris, you know, i had to come back and be surrounded by the beautiful bahamian people here at atlantis, paradise island, where we've got the beautiful tropical blue waters here, and we are going to party like a royal tonight. lil jon will be there. we also have a special musical guest, but coming up later on in this hour, adam devine is going to be with me. the super talented, funny man. he is going to be hosting tonight. he'll be here with me to enjoy some of this bahamian sunshine. stay with us. >> cnn

becky. >> thank you. stay right with us. dave bozeman the president and ceo of c.h. robinson and it's really great to see you here. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> this was your first investor day. you are somebody who comes with a lot of experience from other big companies, top executive at companies like amazon, at ford, at caterpillar. you know logistics. you know ai and you've been doing a lot of that too. i think the street definitely liked what it heard from you yesterday. i guess my first question is how are you so confident about these higher than expected numbers across the board raising expectations on things like margin, things like profits for the year when there's so much uncertainty about what to think in your arena? what gives you that confidence? >> first of all, thanks for having me. there is a lot of uncertainty, becky, but we it feel confident. we feel confident because leaning into technology and ai, it's been a game changer for us, and we are revolutionizing our company but we're also

>> good question, becky.ing that was different than i think the market already expected the cut was 95% built into the market it's been a few months we had kind of seen a move from maybe four or five cuts next year to probably a couple. the interesting thing, i haven't been able to read everything, but what i've been through so far, the interesting thing, it feels like some of the narrative was about what might happen under the new administration as compared to the state of the economy today. when i look at the movement in targets or expectations, not significantly different from where they were a few months ago. >> what roger ferguson, former federal vice chair of the fed told us earlier, those two cuts they're talking about on the dot plots, he wouldn't bet money on that it's just uncertainty. i think what may be more important is watching what happened to the ten-year note where it picked up above 4.5%. even as the fed has been cutting rates this whole time, i think the ten-year has moved up, 15 basis poin

i do, becky.market is looking at things right now. and essentially, the 0.1 has given some ammunition to people who are still believing the fed will cut interest rates and have not had a whole lot of ammunition for that in the past several months. i think it is fascinating and john, many years ago, gave out t-shirts saying the fed was data dependent. if he has been nothing but consistent on that score, but i also think it is very significant when he says about the long-term rate because there is no better expert in the country about long-term rates and if he is telling us we are still well above it, it is something you have to process in your thinking about where rates are going. >> definitely making an impact on the markets this morning. steve, thank you. give us thanks to john williams as well. >>> when we come back, henry mcvay will join us with his funds highly anticipated outlook for 2025. stay tuned, you are watching "squak box" and this is cnbc. y'all see this, patrick mahomes is saying goo

>> good morning, becky.onth-to-month in november, that could still mean solid consumer spending because of the quirk in the calendar. we use real credit card data from affinity solutions. the monitor shows 0.2% month on month exauto and gas, down from a 0.7 rise or a strong one in october. the october numbers suggest that an early and strong start to the holiday shopping season. but, a year over year gains were healthier 2.4% in november, compared to 4.1 in october. we see the same pattern when we look at core retail. it removes restaurants down zero, but up 1.4% year over year. why does that suggest strength? well, because, thanksgiving this year fell on the latest possible day of the year, the 28th, pushing half of the black friday weekend into december. last year, all four days from black friday through cyber monday were in november. so november this year, hey, pretty good, even when missing two major holiday shopping days. take a look here at some of the details. non-store retail or digital sales up 21.5

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it's all, you know, why b h the s and all of these, you know, is becky jordan, whatever a, you know, i'm losing the next room is or a why did they say nothing about the genocide in augusta? right? we're all so you have, i assume the most names being massacred by mid thousands, right? and this is why the claim will be initially of this year and civil war was right that the syrian bridge in west cleaning sunni and whose names a, by the, by the 100 and by the thousands. because what he explains all of these extraneous groups from central asia and beyond to launch their, their g todd. right? and let's see, we have to where it is today. but when it's happening and these are all when it's happening, you know, in pa, this time it doesn't matter. right? because there's about that. are they all, they're all going, um, they're all gonna come together and i think this is in the, in what's happening. and so you're up to date and i've been to kinda link all the front right link and the ukraine in front end is ready front end of the money's front, etc. easier. yeah, a country of majors for these y

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becky worley and rebecca jarvis are here. let's begin with becky.eals on gift cards. >> first tip i'm gonna give you, george. don't buy discounted gift cards from an individual on any online market place. they can be cesspools for fraud. instead use a retailer that guarantees the value of the card. i'm talking about apps like gcx and cash card which have a guarantee. right now gcx have a $100 ul ta gift card for $90 and cash card has a $100 starbucks card for that same $10 discount. i've purchased gift cards from both. you do have to tell your gift recipient to use these right away in the guarantee window. let's move over to big name retailers that have deals online. adidas has a $100 gift card at their website for just 75 bucks. bj's.com they have a $50 barnes and noble gift card for just $40. a pro tip. you don't have to be a member. at kroger.com, a cool $100 gift card was just $85. costco has a $100 uber gift card just 74.99. 25% off. that's a good deal. >> george: that is a good deal. rebecca, you really got scammed? >> rebecca: i did get scamm

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen. andrew is off today.et's take a look at what's happening the last couple days of the trading year. the dow futures are off 43 points. s&p futures down 8. the nasdaq down by 20. of course, we did have the dow break a five-day winning streak last week. the s&p 500 and nasdaq are now on back-to-back losses for this, but the s&p is still on pace for its best year since 2021 at this point. let's look at what is happening with the treasury market. there are a lot of questions there as yields continue to rise. right now, it looks like the ten-year is sitting below 4.6%. the two-year at 4.30. a lot of questions of what is happening with bond yields and where they will wind up the next couple months. >>> in the news over the weekend, former president jimmy carter has died at his home in plains, georgia. carter was 100 years old. he has been in hospice since february of 2023. >> yeah. >> which is a long time to be in hospice. he was the 39th president. served in the white house from 1977 to 1981. he was awarded a n

hey, phil. >> reporter: hi, becky. which represents labor unions and management of volkswagen. they had meetings the beginning of last week and week before that to try to come to resolution in term of cost cuts because volkswagen needs to cut its costs. that has not been disputed by anybody. the question is how will they do it? they want a 10% wage reduction and elimination of bonuses and closure, this is the one that is a huge issue in germany, the closure of at least three plants. the reason why is because volkswagen, like all of the legacy automakers, is being squeezed right now. q3 operating profit down 42% compared to the same quarter of last year. q3 vehicle sales, the number of units shipped down 8.3% compared to last year. it's already cut the 2024 financial guidance twice and they are looking at a 2025 that could get really ugly unless they come to agreement in cost cuts. the shares of volkswagen in the last year like so many legacy automakers is struggling. let's look at volkswagen versus gm and toyota. as we

i'm becky quick along with joe joe kernen andrew ask is off today.ou will see the dow indicated up 11 points s&p is flat. the nasdaq off 13. yesterday, we saw the s&p and nasdaq move to new highs the dow was off 120-125 points let's look at treasury yields. the ten-year is sitting just around 4.21. >>> we have breaking news from blackrock. leslie picker has more on that front. good morning, leslie >> that's right, becky shares of blackrock higher in early trading after announcing plans to acquire hps investment partners turning lower down 6%. hps is the largest private credit firms with $148 billion in the assets. the aim is to work with the existing $3 trillion in public fixed incomes regardless of the public/private label the ex-plosion of private credit sources say ps sought an ipo and blackrock has done several mega deals. hps says blackrock says the fee payment will jump by 40% and moving to create adjusted earnings per are after the close which is expected in the middle of next year subject to the regulatory approvals the rest deferred for five

hello again, frank. >> hello to you becky, hello again, joe. they're entering the last day of the year fractionally lower. down just about 8 basis points off of being flat right now. there's a number of reasons for that. a two year freight recession. that's one factor. we've seen shifting in consumer spending from goods to services over to tracking. also higher interest rates that continue to weigh on the sector. also, if you're a believer in dow theory, where the dow jones industrial averages and the dow transports move in the same direction. this chart could be concerning. you see the dow industrials and transports moving down recently in the same direction. a downward trend overall. still, there's a number of questions going into the new year. the first is tariffs and how they could affect the global supply chain. the tariffs are proposed to be higher than this 10% here. also the 25% on mexico and the 25% on canada as well. the second question is, if those tariffs will lead to a major increase in reshoring and near shoring, which equals a hi

we are at the presidential palace in damascus, where assad's comedy has ruled over syria for becky, this is the political gave off the palace. so somebody has been receiving the ip guess the state dignitaries through this gate. and now this palace of the present, bishop, i said, or for syria and leaving the company and going to moscow and the officer, the position 5 is taken over to the capital. they have rushed into these pilots and now it is fully under the control. i was just the, just in the protocol whole and seeing the fights of still being here. now they do not want to be shown on the camera due to the security concerns. now you can see that there are see of the broken glasses over here that happen when they have stormed into the palace on 7th or off of december. but on the other hand, we see that there is probably it's measures in the mass cuz the security forces of the positions are everywhere. there are several check points. and of course, the power to cause the electricity, the lights are turned off. and it's not just because of the lack of the resources, but they're seeing th

the move through there is the fast becky drive. so nicely for the health of the population that's happening. this trip is kind of the range of scientific training as to this that we independently catching tassels and collecting data on a regular basis. or even, but this via run by the big of a different funding. get new learning it's clear, there's real maris and using traditional knowledge in scientific research scientists, sometimes you get a snapshot of a brace. you saw, i think what's happening for the fish. and the only thing is that longer technology brings together to knowledge systems. fucking iraq and hillagada is sorry, reminds them until recently scientists and you very little about and there's one place of extraordinary by diversity i would never found without the body. joey, but guessing that today is proving tricky. physics dreams high may be difficult to navigate, but twice today as the worst has received. a hidden load is revealed. in a pod sprinklers by sizes, we have a draft here with that sort of loan. when the t

becky, as long rule that many activists have called a kingdom of silence. they are among thousands of individuals arrested for opposing president assad during and since the 2011 uprising obviously was just the number i have been missing. my family thinks i'm dead. they don't know anything about me. there are many people who have been missing for many years. they were prisoners with me who were 60 and 70 years old. the mass release follows us with defense, that by opposition groups will cease control of government, strong holes, level, hama, and homes, ultimately capture and damascus. and the assaults rule for years, the un documented systematic torture and abuse in more than 100 detention centers among them sitting by a prison. the most notorious then of i am this thing international says thousands were killed there in the mess hangings and secret executions survivors report overcrowded cells in widespread torture with pipes and electric shocks. many died from preventable medical conditions and their families never learned their face. i know he was up too m

said, that's the reason this cruise that israel was conducting a straight against cecilia for the becky's was because of the run in minutes of the presence in syria. and he said no, as the position is in control of syria, as there is a new administration in syria. and as there is no iranian military forces within syria that next tuesday is not in place. and that's why, as well, she will stop at tech in syria. and you also said that the new administration in syria accept and you called nice deceased by an agreement that was signed between israel and syria in 1974 and said these very forces needs to, with the bees on the board. is that what clearly defined in that agreement? and he said the domestic community must in to see it and stop is very aggression against syria, but they ask him if israel doesn't stop, then what is the plan to say, well, the new institution is not planning to get into any conflict with israel because syria is a war to in the country is tired, is exhausted, and definitely the is not in a place to afford any war. another miles brave has been discovered in syria was fou

but returns can be a hassle, becky, how do we make it easier? you return in store, what are the drop-off locations? can you take in the qr code once you start return and use the phone, or do you have to print out a label and box it up with tape and everything? amazon doesn't make you box products if you return it to whole foods kohrl-- koh ups-stories. >> gio: so if i forget my receipt, what do we need tow do, how do we make these returns? to >> you need the receipt if you can, but bring your id, the national retail federation reports more than 13% of returns in 2023 were fraudulent, a lot of stores want to see your id, and track your returns. don't open the box if you can help it. hopefully you have the receipt, but if you don't, use your loyalty number, or the loyalty number of the person who bought you the gift, if you can't find a receipt. >> whit: what about gift cards to stores to where you don't shop, but you don't want the money to go to waste, what are the options with that? >> gift card roulette, that's real. sell the gift cards you do

worley, abc news. >> whit: our thanks to becky worley.> gio: no, i did not. >> whit: oh, no. that was amazon. that's right. >>> coming up on "good morning america," lots of action in the nfl today. espn's herm edwards gives us his take on the matchups. >> janai: he did get banned. >> whit: that part was true. >> whit: that part was true. check check twice... check check twice... well put me on the naughty list, this has never happened before! let's see... and that, people, is why we have target circle 360. [ doorbell rings ] it's here! don't miss anything on your list, with target circle 360 unlimited same-day delivery. did you do this? alright, we got your home and auto bundled and you saved hundreds. that's nice, with the economy and all. what's the economy? you got your supply, and you've got your demand. but that -- but see -- but that's supply-side economics -- i'll just look it up. -self-starter. -mmhm. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of p

i've named it becky's luggage, and then i'm going to scroll down to where it says lost airtag. item location. at this point, it's going to generate a link, i share link and now i can airdrop it, text it, or mail it to the customer service agent. or if united sends out a notification that my bag is lost, i can paste that right into the app. >> 99% of the bags arrive with the customers, or befoe the customer, but those 1% of customers that do not have their bags. we want to make sure that we can track. >> united saying once the bag is found or after seven days, the shared link is disabled for privacy protection. beyond the friendly skies. apple says that delta and more than 15 other airlines are set to go live with airtag compatibility soon. and good news for van, with the airtag telling him the bag was somewhere in the airport, the customer service agent was able to direct him to the odd size baggage claim, where he found his bag. >> that was user error on my part. i didn't realize it would be over there. >> that's cool though. >> big fan of the airtag. >> becky worley, abc seve

here's abc news reporter becky worley. >> hey, i'm becky worley with your gma. the san francisco international airport with a new way to track your bags. it involves one of these an apple airtag. united airlines, now able to accept location data from airtags that you put inside your luggage. >> the airtag says it's right here, but it's not quite here. >> in the past, van scott might not have been able to use the airtag info because airlines had no way of taking in that live location data. but now apple creating a shareable link for customers with real time location data that you can give to the airline. >> those 1% of customers that do not have their bags, we want to make sure that we can track. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll show you much more of how united and other airlines are using this lost luggage technology with your gma first look i'm becky worley, abc news, san francisco. >> coming up on abc seven mornings at six. it's been more than one week since a gunman opened fire at a northern california school. and this morning, an update on one of the boys in

we grew 3.4% gdp last year, becky.nta fed tracker right now in this quarter at 3.3 %. the consumer has stayed in and hung in ing is starting to turn. that's a theme in itself, but if the rest of manufacturing which has been in a recession, if that can get legs, that could be a positive. we factored in numbers last week because they are in improvement. still seeing a contraction, but seeing an improvement. we saw existing home sales up 2.9% last month year of year. i think economy is doing better. if that means inflation is a little higher from an investment point of view, i would rather better growth and a little bit of higher inflation because profits can go higher as a result, and that's what i care about from the investing side. >> very quickly, we started the show with jpmorgan. they said maybe the trump trade is running thin because we've seen so much movement, because valuations are so high. do you agree with that or not? because the growth story you're talking about is clearly motivating. >> it is, and honestly,

and i see that i'm not, no becky, a closer to finding anybody. joyce and the biological drugs should not be strict doctor to be now, i'm referring to the specialist since last 10 years was delivered within 50027000 babies. and i loved my profession, that's my question. the ex leasing it says is a process which gives women reproductive freedom. and this is what is required because india is going to transition bash. you know, women are thinking off going ahead and that could be a you know, your reproductive responsibility and your professional responsibility. both of them are equally important news, easy in which women ink is extracted, then flows in and stored for like a number of years for like 10 years, 2012 years, 15 years for like the time you know, person wants to conceive and you don't have a change we started giving injections these injections and even put it on this. the whole idea of giving these injections is to increase the size of the eggs. and once the, these eggs gigi is $18.00 to $20.00 and then we extract it. so after the extracting them, we put them in the store like

good morning, becky. >> robin, good morning. worst. there's one possible culprit. cortisol. i set tout do battle with this foe and help us sleep through the night. 3:27 a.m. i should be asleep. but instead -- i have a dentist appointment. why did i say that? ugh. i can't get back to sleep. sleep psychologist janet kennedy said it is a common complaint leaving people -- >> frustrated, angry, desperate. desperate, worried. >> monkey brain? >> for sure. racing thoughts. all of those things. >> one cause could be cortisol. the body secreets melatonin at night to help us fall asleep and then increases cortisol to help us wake up. it's part of our normal rhythm. but if cortisol levels are out of whack it could disrupt sleep and keep us from falling back to sleep. >> the waking up itself is not the problem. you wake up whether you're aware of it or not. the problem comes in when you're unable to go back to sleep in a reasonable amount of time. >> for women changes in estrogen may upset cortisol patterns. or otherwise impact sleep. talk

thank you, becky. >> whit: before you buy let's get to the cost of the returns. you send purchases back. elizabeth schulze has details on this. this is a deal breaker for a lot of people. >> it is. good morning, whit. this is a regular habit when you shop online. order that gift for someone else, maybe yourself, in a couple different sizes and styles and return whatever you don't like. you expect to get a full refund for that return. now that is not always the case especially if you don't read the fine print. with the record breaking holiday shopping season comes a season of making returns. >> my biggest issue is those darn return policies. >> reporter: the new reality that this year it may cost you. >> amazon new return policy is bananas. you might get charged a restocking fee. you might get a partial refund. or you might get zero refund. >> reporter: an estimated 40% of retailers now charge return shipping fees ranging from $5 to $10 from zara, h&m, j. crew, macy's and saks fifth avenue. amazon charges a $1 shipping fee if you return at a u.p.s. store when opti

becky worley has what some are calling return roulette. >> becky: it is going to be a big deal.ll goods this holiday season will be returned. that's up 2% from last year. it totals $890 billion in goods. this really impacts their bottom line. retailers are being stricter than ever about their timelines and policies. you gotta know those dates. those windows. some are extended for the holidays. it's a big deal. pay attention to return dates this year. >> whit: we're following the dates. green monday, the monday two weeks before christmas. retailers trying to get you to buy yourself with plenty of time to get the shipping deadlines. what kind of deals are we seeing on this green monday? >> becky: well, these are not quite black friday deals. wal-mart has a skull candy portable speaker was $167 now on sale for 79 bucks. best buy has the air pods pro $60 off. at target if you spend $50 on toys you'll get $10 off. it's time, guys. let's get er done. >> janai: be careful with returns. gio got banned from amazon. just saying. [ laughter ] >> whit: he actually did. >> janai: with all th

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