bergdorf goodman had good increases. that is newness and differentiation for close -toed shoes.lululemon, newness is driving demand. with lecture, we are not seeing acceleration. super upper end is different from everything else. what people are searching for and where they are going continues to be value, particularly at the lower and middle income tear. whether it be t.j. maxx or walmart, that is where are seeing the spend lately. paul: what are the retailers telling you about this holiday shopping season? dana: compressed holiday season is a factor. you are seeing five fewer days between thanksgiving and christmas. consumers started earlier. there were promotions that started earlier. the other thing with christmas on a wednesday, the digital shopping days where you can get same-day delivery that many companies are putting in place with doordash, and you only have one more day to be able to take advantage of that. paul: anything jumping out as the go-to gift this year? some years, we have those stories. is this one of those years? dana: i think it is wider spread. keep in min

[ cheering ] >> it is creating almost holiday delirium for the customers. >> reporter: bergdorf goodmane feeling that holiday spirit. what do the bergdorf windows bring to new york city? >> we really believe that our role in new york is one of inspiration. we talk a lot about to hold and think of ourselves as sort of being at the pinnacle of luxury fashion. how do we translate that into moments that can create joy for anyone that comes and wants to participate in that. and some participate inside the store. some participate just by experiencing the windows. and we love all of that. ♪ >> it's wonderful. we really enjoyed it. >> it's more beautiful. >> reporter: does it really blow you away? conceptually speaking on paper someone thing. but when you see it in the window? >> there is a question of every year did we achieve what we set out to achieve what we achieve? i would say this year we d . >> that wa catherine depalma: in my lifetime, i did not come to know the lord until i was 43 years old, so i had an entire childhood and adulthood apart from the lord, knowing of god, but not knowin

and since then, department stores are followed suit, from bergdorf goodman to blooming dale aes /- bloomingbloomingepartment store right up the road that's pulling out all the stops. nordstrom, even inviting their window gazers inside. people come from all over the world for fifth avenue. we're on 57th. and broadway. how are you guys drawing people off fifth to come to nordstrom here? >> i think that new york, because it is such a destination for the holidays, and i think anybody who come here either as a tourist, or even if you're a local, the city's always been about discovery. >> reporter: nordstrom's olivia kim taking us inside their wonder all the way experience, and you might hear a familiar voice or two. and that's because john waters and fran drescher voice the life-sized display. so, is the idea to have these larger than life inflatables that talk, is it to get kids and parents in here? >> it's for everyone, you know, when youou look at something th big, it's about instant feeling of when you were a kid and things were small, right? and what that feels like. that feeli of wonder, that feel

and we take you behind the scenes of the fame bergdorf goodman department store to see how their dazzlingfrom socal and they did not do that much but san fran is more of a new york kind of citi field, do you have them? >> we have pretty cool windows and invite you to come and see it and guess what, if starbucks peoples are not on strike, the latte is on me, my friend. thank you for talking to us and you have a great morning in the big apple. >>> climate change triggering intense storms and flooding and the more extreme the storm the more trash and pollutants end up in our oceans and rivers and streams. it's a problem . in today's 'project earth', we look at real life buried treasure that seeks to trap junk before it police are bay area waters. >> reporter: after a drenching rain, the traffic flows smoothly on willow password but so does all kinds of trash that got swept up in the runoff. >> the more extreme the storm, the more pollutants can be loosened and discharged into the storm water. >> reporter: according to the storm water consulting, what ends up in bay water waterways is simply

jean carroll and maybe not saying she was being raped in the bergdorf goodman store.h-end stores are not your typical area where you try on clothes. they have walls and doors. back in that day and age they were private. they are not like your t.j. maxx or targets or macy's. people might not have been able to hear her if she was saying something. i subscribe to print media. our local paper and usa today, i subscribe to both of those. i want to support those journalists. they are real journalists. i watch cnn and i also watch fox. i don't even understand. i look for people who are educated. who had journalistic education behind her name. -- their name. fox has had to pay a lot more, millions and millions of dollars more for dominion then abc ever thought of paying. the other thing is, we have to have -- this is the one thing that worries me the most. if the press is suppressed, that is what happens in fascist regimes. you can see it all over europe. you can see it in other places. if you have never traveled or watched about fascism and that kind of stuff or read about i

jean carroll and maybe not saying she was being raped in the bergdorf goodman store.h-end stores are not your typical area where you try on clothes. they have walls and doors. back in that day and age they were private. they are not like your t.j. maxx or targets or macy's. people might not have been able to hear her if she was saying something. i subscribe to print media. our local paper and usa today, i subscribe to both of those. i want to support those journalists. they are real journalists. i watch cnn and i also watch fox. i don't even understand. i look for people who are educated. who had journalistic education behind her name. -- their name. fox has had to pay a lot more, millions and millions of dollars more for dominion then abc ever thought of paying. the other thing is, we have to have -- this is the one thing that worries me the most. if the press is suppressed, that is what happens in fascist regimes. you can see it all over europe. you can see it in other places. if you have never traveled or watched about fascism and that kind of stuff or read about i