>>> and we are back with curt anderson, peggy noonan, david recommend nick, and julian tett.to blow up? the f stshgs the font of all thing things financial. they've been able to get three governments replaced in spain, ita italy, and greece. they've gotten almost every other european country other than britain to sign onto the tighter fiscal union. will that stop a crisis? don't they soon need some kind of -- at the end of the day, the federal reserve stopped the crisis in the united states, said we just sort of guarantee everything. do you need that move the take place? >> well, i don't think europe is about to blow up right now, but i think it's going to be smoldering dangerously for a long time, because essentially the germans are certainly exerting more and more authority over the area, and they have got some of what they want, but they haven't got enough to actually create a proper fiscal union of the sort that most economists think is really needed now to make the eurozone work. and you've still got a lot of tension between different countries. you've still got a lot of

and curt anderson he thought he caught a glimpse of something value when he bought this locker.anyone get rich? chris found a bunch of outdated books. now jeremy dives in to see his bounty. >> for four dollars i got six beers and i think they take the beer. >> a half bottle of whiskey, a broken fan and a lot of trash. >> it will cost me a little bit of money to dump it, right? >> finally curt unloads his $10 locker. he finds someone's wedding decorations and family photos and then a nice little nugget. >> this is worth 40, 50 bucks maybe. >> a chinese art work maybe made with abalone. it will fetch something at the flea market. renters must be at least 14 days delinquent on their rent and be notified by the storage house owner before the belongings can go up for auction at the sale. one more note. bidders who ended up with personal items like those family photos said they try to find the owners to return them. michael finney, 7 on your side. >> coming up, they are inspiring local students. with the classic cars. c@ >> here are you the numbers from last night's megamillion drawin

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in fact, the story written by curt anderson brings together all those strands.ause iran prefigured what was going to happen in the arab world and what happened in the arab world did influence occupy wall street and occupy oakland and the protests in greece and madrid. all of the protests we talked to and our correspondence fanned out around the world talked about how they had been influenced by other protests and how social media brought all of that closer. and it's really an extraordinary combination of demography and technology that brought about this change. >> so, again, just if you missed it a second ago, "time" magazine's person of the year for 2011 is "the protester." as always, rick stangel, good to have you here. thanks for revealing it here on the show. >> thank you so much. >> we appreciate it. by the way, the issue is available online today. it hits newsstands friday. >>> up next, the surprise hit of the holiday season. those colorful and sometimes gaudy christmas sweaters. right after this. ho, ho, ho! look, honey... it's santa. [ mom ] i thought i