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hilarious gifts and a holiday special that includes celebrity guest like kendall jenner and lana delray. catch the christmas show on amazon prime video. and tune in tonight for a blast from the past. >> rudolph with you know so bright. once you guide my sleigh tonight. >> the iconic animated christmas special rudolph the red nose reindeer first aired in 1964. for the 55th year in a row. he saves christmas again tonight right here on cbs. >>> aarp is out of the list of nominees for 19th annual movies for grown-ups award. robert de niro, tom hanks, renie zellweger and al pacino are among the nominees. nominees must be 50 or older for consideration. catch that movie, on pbs, january 19. that is your i and entertainment. cbs news. select the stretch of ugly football and from bad to worse yesterday and we are going to break down what they are calling a super bowl preview in baltimore. >> and got a live look out side. this is out side of the international airport. it is raining and windy out there. so if you're heading to the airport, any of those airports, be sure now this is a deal that goe

lana delray said she will announce let release a spoken word album for one dollar. some of the profits will go to native american organizations across america. the album drops january 4. >>> a chilling documentary. featuring a former nfl player convicted of murder. the three-part docu-series includes courtroom footage from the trial. the former new england patriots tightened with convicted of killing his friend 2015. hernandez was found dead in his jail cell in 2017. taylor inside of the amount of aaron hernandez out and like stanley 15th. maren austin, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the sharks were looking to rebound after a disappointing loss and the raiders were looking to keep their playoff hopes alive in los angeles as they battled the tartars. this is all coming up. >>> let's take a live look outside. san jose international airport >>> good monday morning. i live look at the bay bridge. you can see patchy fog out there. we are looking at dense fog for the tri-valley and the north bay. it is chilly. bundle up heading out of the door. close to freezing the upper 50s

ed o'keefe is in marina delray, california. d reporter: the morning after facing attacks from rivals at the debate, mayor pete buttigeig dound a friendlier audience. lierhat was great last night. i> reporter: buttigieg was blasted by senator elizabeth warren for holding high-dollar fundraisers at venues like a california wine cellar with a chandelier full of swarovski crystals. >> billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next avesident of the united states. >> reporter: senator amy klobuchar questioned his experience. >> we should have someone heading up this ticket that has istually won and been able to show they can gather the support that you talk about. e ttigieg because he's leading in iowa and surging in new hampshire while warren is slipping and klobuchar is struggling to break through. >> yes, he, right now is doing well in iowa, but so am i. ds reporter: as the year ends, former vice president joe biden remains near the top. >> the president has to be able to unite. >> reporter: he emerged tescathed from the deba

employee critical to building the website, made a comment on a "new york times" article that jason delrayes for row co -- recode did, he is echoing what a lot of early employees who benefitted well from being there have with the companies, a lot of the stuff they're doing, even if doing amazing things, this employee said there's also culpability for damage this employee thought that the marketplace should be separated from the retail business of amazon it gave amazon undue advantage to be monitoring sellers and selling against the sellers. and he has a point i think this is not anything that elizabeth warren hasn't pointed out, i haven't pointed out. most people, and the "time" series was about it as well, what are the advantages amazon has by owning the marketplace, selling the marketplace, running the marketplace. it feels like the casino that's what he was talking about. >> kara, we are hearing so much concern about the way amazon is exploiting data from third party sellers and it is not just early employee of amazon, the ftc is looking into business practices, house of representatives

all the way from delray beach, florida, this is fred's all-american christmas.t was super skinny -- >> oh, lauren foster serves in the south carolina army national guard, and this is her tree. oh, wow, that's awesome. m that's beautiful. ed: charles and his wife barbara are celebrating down in texas with this all-american christmas tree. you see the flag, you see santa's cap up on top instead of a star, that is fun as well. send us your photos. pete: late on the concept. america was setting the standard, we're just following. >> yeah, we want more. friends@foxnews.com. ed: it's a band on my apple watch. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] pete: ed is a patriot, is what sums up -- ed: you know who's a patriot? tom homan. he is a wonderful dude, fox news contributor, retired i.c.e. director. welcome, sir. >> hey, good morning. ed: you got a chance to work with james comey years ago -- i could stop right there. [laughter] but the big i.g. report is coming. what are you expecting? we've heard james comey say again and again there was, essentially, no fisa abuse, an