today she made her first visit onboard to commission hms queen elizabeth into service. for aircraft. as the daughter, wife and mother of naval officers, i recognise the unique demands our nation asks of you, and i will always value my special link with hms queen elizabeth, her ship's company and their families. the raising of the white ensign means she's now legally recognised as a royal navy warship. over the past few months, hms queen elizabeth and her 700 crew have been testing her at sea. she's the first of two new carriers. russia's already described her as a large convenient target, but the government insists she will be a potent weapon and symbol of british military power. this isn't just the largest warship ever built for the royal navy, it's also the most expensive, costing more than £3 billion. the f—35 jets that will eventually fly off her will cost billions more and this at a time when the defence budget is under severe pressure, with the prospect of further cuts. today the only cuts being made were to the elaborate cake, made to mark the occasion, but the n

elizabeth interservice with the hms elizabeth interservice with the royal navy. —— the hms queen elizabethy is there. he is ina he is in a commentary position, keeping an eye on everything that is happening for us. a long build—up to today's events, duncan. good morning, i need to. there certainly has been. if you plot it allup, it is certainly has been. if you plot it all up, it is nine years in the making for this ship. it was first starting to be constructive back then. over the last eight or nine yea rs, then. over the last eight or nine years, hundreds of people have been working to get it together for this day, a day which will be marked by the queen, who we see arriving here at the naval base in portsmouth, commissioning the ship, this ancient tradition that goes back to the 16th century, when the royal navy first came into being. the queen was not around then, of course, but her predecessors were. ships down the ages have been commissioned in this very long and ancient tradition. the actual formal commissioning, the bit where the alliance that built this incredible ship formally ha

today she made her first visit on board to commission hms queen elizabeth into service.daughter, wife and mother of naval officers, i recognise the unique demands our nation asks of you, and i will always value my special link with hms queen elizabeth, her ship's company and their families. the raising of the white ensign means she's now legally recognised as a royal navy warship. over the past few months, hms queen elizabeth and her 700 crew have been testing her at sea. she's the first of two new carriers. russia has already described her as a large convenient target, but the government insists she will be a potent weapon and symbol of british military power. this isn't just the largest warship ever built for the royal navy, it's also the most expensive, costing more than £3 billion. the f—35 jets that will eventually fly off her will cost billions more and this at a time when the defence budget is under severe pressure, with the prospect of further cuts. today the only cuts being made were to the elaborate cake, made to mark the occasion, but the navy is having to con

the hms queen elizabeth aircraft carrier will be commissioned today. good morning.we are at hull marina. is it worth being a city of culture? i'll be chatting to businesses all morning about how things have changed for them this year. good morning. in sport, liverpool net seven goals, making england the first country to have five teams through to the champion's league knockout stages in the same season. and carol has the weather. good morning. storm caroline will make its presence felt in the north of scotla nd make its presence felt in the north of scotland today. 90 miles per hour gusts. blizzards as well. a mild and a wet start to the day away from that. it will be noticeably windy. i will have more details in 15 minutes. thank you, carol. good morning. first, our main story: the number of patients experiencing long waits in accident and emergency departments in the uk has more than doubled in the last four years. research by the bbc found that more than three million people waited longer than the four—hour target in the last year. doctors say it shows the nhs ca

today she made her first visit onboard to commission hms queen elizabeth into service. still waiting for aircraft. as the daughter, wife and mother of naval officers, i recognise the unique demands our nation asks of you, and i will always value my special link with hms queen elizabeth, her ship's company and their families. the raising of the white ensign means she's now legally recognised as a royal navy warship. over the past few months, hms queen elizabeth and her 700 crew have been testing her at sea. she's the first of two new carriers. russia's already described her as a large convenient target, but the government insists she'll be a potent weapon and symbol of british military power. this isn't just the largest warship ever built for the royal navy, it's also the most expensive, costing more than £3 billion. the f—35 jets that will eventually fly off her will cost billions more and this at a time when the defence budget is under severe pressure, with the prospect of further cuts. today, the only cuts being made were to the elaborate cake, made to mark the occasi

off the coast of newfoundland, he arranged a very bright but solemn anglican service on the deck of "hms prince of wales." roosevelt and churchill were both anglicans. roosevelt belonged to the episcopal church. churchill the church of england. the episcopal church had split off from the church of england after the american revolution, but the liturgy and the hymns are very similar. so they had this very emotional service, uplifting service on the deck of the "prince of wales" that august. well, not only were all these bases falling, and not only was the carnage in the north atlantic continuing, but "hms prince of wales" itself had been sunk just three days after pearl harbor. it was the first time that air power alone had sunk a battleship on the ocean, and over 300 of the same men that roosevelt and churchill had worshipped with that august had died when that ship went down, so it was a time of tremendous stress but the faith that was exhibited that day was remarkable. and i'm sure it had a lot to do with the morale and unity that america and the british people had throughout the war.

finally in the sun, the 5.1 billion hms queen elizabeth has sprung a leak, just over a week after beingommissioned. the faulty seal will be fixed but it's prompting us to ask on twitter — what have you spent a small fortune on over christmas that gave you a sinking feeling? so let's begin. with me is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. i hope you have had some copy. i hope you have had some copyli did. —— coffee. i hope you have had some copyli did. -- coffee. let's start with the washington post and the dreadful story of this train crashing down and onto the motorway, at the moment we believed three people have been killed, many more in hospital at the moment. really striking, they are looking at the speed at which the train was going. we think about 80 mph and this was very much the first run for this faster route. that is one of the things that struck me too, that the opening ceremony for this new track, the ribbon—cutting was on friday and then on monday when the train first time went there with passengers and luggage, it derailed. it seems as if it approached a term where i

hm, hm, hm. there's pee on the ceiling. how did they get it up there?for sure. my brewster, no one's ever called him a great mind. but even he manages to hit the can 70% of the time. [ cheers and applause ] >> melissa: that was octavia spencer in "the shape of water." which is just -- it is a magical -- i just watched it at the end i could have just started it right over again. it is mystical and beautiful and it's a love story. >> thank you. it's guillermo. he's just a beautiful arteur. >> melissa: had you met him before this? >> i hadn't. here's the thing. there are only a few directors i watch every single movie they direct. guillermo is one of them. when i heard that he had wanted to meet me i was like, oh my god, i hope i can work with him. we had what was supposed to be a 30-minute coffee. it turned into a three-hour conversation. but we never talked about the movie. we talked about everything. we just fell in love with each other. then he said, i wrote this part for you, i'm not going to tell you about it, and i hope you like it. >> melissa: coul

it cost £3 billion to build and weighs 65,000 tonnes — the queen welcomes hms queen elizabeth into thed pizza goes posh, the neapolitan pizza gains world heritage status. world heritage status. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: premier league clubs make history in the champions league — with 5 teams from england reaching the knockout stages for the first time. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the leader of hamas, the palestinian islamist group, has called for an uprising or intifada in response to president trump's decision to recognise jerusalem as the capital of israel. palestinians in the west bank and gaza strip are today holding a day of strikes and protests and israel's military has used water cannon against protesters in bethlehem. traditional allies of the united states, including saudi arabia and france, have condemned president trump's decision, but israel has hailed it as "historic," and mr trump himself insists his plan will help to promote peace in the middle east. here's our correspondent tom burridge. tension is again simmering here in the israeli

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>> hm-mm. >> looked nervous, frail and scared. he told me the shooting which took the life of 32-year-old kate stein l w-- steinle was an accident. >> where did you get the gun? over on the bench. it was my leg. and i see one t-shirt and i see over there, something like that. >> reporter: he said the gun was wrapped in the t-shirt and it fired when he picked it up. >> i heard boom, boom, three times. >> reporter: he said that he kicked the gun in to the bay and walked off, unaware that he shot someone until he was arrested by police. despite being deported five times for drug convictions, he made his way back in to the u.s., knowing san francisco was a sanctuary city, a safe haven from immigration officials. >> i'm looking for a job, the restaurant, or roofing or landscaping or construction. >> reporter: he said that he felt remorse for killing kate steinle. >> i'm sorry for to everyone. >> reporter: you feel sorry for everyone? including kate steinle's family? >> hm-mm, yeah. >> reporter: now, as for his weapons convictions. he s

>> hm-mm. >> looked nervous, frail and scared. he told me the shooting which took the life of 32-year-old kate stein l w-- steinle was an accident. >> where did you get the gun? over on the bench. it was my leg. and i see one t-shirt and i see over there, something like that. >> reporter: he said the gun was wrapped in the t-shirt and it fired when he picked it up. >> i heard boom, boom, three sa kicked the gun in to the bay and walked off, unaware that he shot someone until he was arrested by police. despite being deported five times for drug convictions, he made his way back in to the u.s., knowing san francisco was a sanctuary city, a safe haven from immigration officials. >> i'm looking for a job, the restaurant, or roofing or landscaping or construction. >> reporter: he said that he felt remorse for killing kate steinle. >> i'm sorry for to everyone. >> reporter: you feel sorry for everyone? including kate steinle's family? >> hm-mm, yeah. >> reporter: now, as for his weapons convictions. he still faces time in state prison.

one shares a name — the queen commissions britain's new £3 billion carrier hms queen elizabeth.ming up on afternoon live all the sport with hugh. we have tried english teams in the champions league. we have, for the first time, a record so good news for english football with five teams through to the last 16. but will they fear a tough draw? more details later. thank you. and the pictures tell the story of the weather. this has been the story this morning in the northern isles but for scotland tomorrow i suspect we will have seems like this with blizzard like conditions and frequent snow showers tonight but how far south will they go? stay watching and i will tell you in half an hour. thank you. we'll be talking to tv‘s nick hewer about why 80% of the world's orphans aren't actually orphans and what he's doing to help them. we might talk about that other apprentice presenter, dondald trump, as well. hello. the leader of hamas, the palestinian islamist group, has called for an uprising — or intifada — in response to president trump's decision to recognise jerusalem as the capital

. >> mm-hm. that wise woman? dolly parton. in taipei, they put up with a lot of rain but with a big payoff. check out this rainbow painting the skies for nearly nine hours. >> yeah. and according to the news, taiwan news, two university professors documented the rainbow on november 30th, lasting from 7:00 a.m. to nearly 4:00 p.m. you can see it there. >> so bright. >> and it lasts forever. >> i didn't even know that was possible. >> for nine hours. that gives you plenty of time to go chase a rainbow and see if you can -- >>> coming up, the irish town with a strange claim. >> despite assurances that a nearby plant is safe and up to code, residents still claim that something's up. we'll investigate. we'll look under the hood for that. >>> and a very close call at a major airport. a pilot cleared to land with a plane already on the runway. you're watching "world news now." every morning, i thought i had to make a choice. ...that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! my dentist told me about new crest whitening therapy.

hm. okay.s and much more in this morning's trending top topics. >> pantone doing its thing, right. >> yes. >> it is 5:11 right now, we're at 39 degrees. fox5 news morning coming right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> 5:13 right now. let's stories this morning, friday, december 8th. wind fueled wildfires north and west of los angeles forced the evacuation of thousands of people and triggered widespread power outages in san diego a wildfire that's burned 20 homes is roaring westward and could reach the sea. three people have been hospitalized. two firefighters were injured. >> incredible video. happening today, parts of the i-95 express lanes in northern virginia will be closed for several hours as police search for the remains of a missing d.c. woman. she's been missing since 2009. pamela butler vanished from her house in northwest and this year her boyfriend josÉ rodriguez cruz admitted to killing her. he agreed to tell detectives where he buried her. drivers will not be able to access the express lane

and now it has emerged that hms queen elizabeth is leaking. she began taking on 200 litres of water an hour — because of a faulty seal. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. this morning the royal navy's newest, largest and most expensive warship was tied up at portsmouth, undergoing what looks like repairs around her stern. a diving suit hanging up suggesting they have already been investigating the problem. they found a leak around the seal of one of her massive propeller shafts. with hms queen elizabeth taking on around 200 litres of sea water every hour. this morning, the defence secretary was insistent it is not a serious or expensive problem. she's in portsmouth having repairs that are needed. this is the aim of the sea trials is to make sure that we look at the problems that occur. it will not cost the british taxpayer any money. she will be out in the new year continuing her sea trials. a true flagship for the 21st century... this is still embarrassing for the royal navy. less than two weeks ago, amid fanfare, the queen com

mm-hm, with change to spare. (colonial penn jingle) ♪ >>> all right, time now for "the mix."ck things off with a woman in pennsylvania who got quite a surprise ch she received her electric bill. check that one out. over, nearly $300 billion. >> billion. >> is what her bill came from. >> look at that monthly payment. amount due, $28,000. >> she says, we wondered if maybe we did something wrong with the christmas lights. >> you think? >> the company says they're pretty sure they just put a decimal point in the wrong place. like the really wrong place. she apparently only owes $284.46. >> that makes a big difference. >> yes. >> so she did probably use l.e.d. lights. >> thank you. >>> check this out. we've got the selfie museum. that's coming to los angeles. >> oh. >> i like that, that's cute. >> mona lisa, hey. >> they're going to answer these big questions, like, is the selfie art? and why do we disdain selfies? i love this. this is good. hover the producer was on this segment. good for you. >> now, i mean, when in rome, right? >> you're going to do it? >> we have to do it. >>

. >> hm. >> heartache. >> when you said hm we showed that player's face he was like hm. >> hilarious.eryone is feeling that way. >> good morning, tuck. >> good morning, we have temped near 60s. it should be a beautiful afternoon. lots of sunshine and nice, quiet weather pattern here for the next couple days. no rain i know a lot of people are doing a lot of traveling. 41 washington. it's cold up in boston. 37 this morning. let's see 40 in chicago. we'll keep temps above normal in general the next self days and looks like we get really cold around hereby next week. and so enjoy afternoon temperatures near 60. i think we'll be lucky to get out of 30s middle of next w week. and it's nice and quiet early. lots of surprise thin to look forward to. high pressure nice and dry. winds south and west and daytime high drum roll please. upper 50s to 60s. we hit 60 that will be warmest day so far this month. >> i like it. >> day i have snowflakes on it. >> also christmas day on it. >> and teaser. >> stay tuned. >> that was good. >> this is not so good. sky fox made way over to eisenhower avenue up

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the royal navy's new £3 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, is leaking.y's future flagship, which was commissioned by the queen earlier this month, has a problem with one of its propeller shafts. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. earlier this month, amid much fanfare, the royal navy's largest, most expensive warship was being commissioned into service by the queen. i name this ship queen elizabeth. the white ensign. but what the navy did not say at the time was that she was leaking. according to the sun newspaper, a fault with a seal around one of the propeller shafts has left her taking on up to 200 litres of water every hour. the problem was first identified during her sea trials earlier this year. a royal navy spokesman insisted the fault was now scheduled for repair and that it would not prevent the 65,000—ton warship from sailing again early in the new year. it's not clear how easy or how much the repair will cost, but it's believed to be one of a number of snags that will have to be rectified by the contractors. the first f35 inter

hms queen elizabeth, commissioned by her majesty the queen, early this month.esty the at 280 metres long, she has space for a0 jet planes. but defence in the 21st—century does not come cheap. the biggest warship the british navy has ever had cost more than £3 billion. another aircraft carrier is being built in scotland. the ministry of defence want to spend £178 billion on more military equipment over the next ten years. it has to make savings to achieve that goal. to do that, it will have to sell buildings, and make efficiencies. however, the defence committee is extremely doubtful the mod can make those savings from an already stretched budget. the committee says funding pressures will inevitably lead to a reduction in the number of warships, jets and armoured vehicles the mod can buy. the government is currently carrying out a defence review. it is widely expected to recommend more cuts. with the changing nature of and increase in global threats, it is said britain needs to strengthen its armed forces. but will the government have the cash to pay for it? a m

dozens of students at hms school for children with cerebral palsy got new accessories. designed to help increase participation in learning and life. russell goldstein with the institute on disabilities at temple university says the project provides custom cardboard adaptations. >> we try and include the end user in the entire design process, that is a huge piece of this. >> reporter: the kids here work directly with occupational therapy and architecture students from temple. >> s this one slides on. >> reporter: in joshua's they as therapist what he needed. they decided on a more light weight tray that was closer to his body. >> because with his other tray, his -- the cutout, this is the cutout was a little further from his body so what tends to happen is his arm slips in here. >> reporter: goldstein says art students also helped allowing the kids to choose their own designs. >> josh wanted the planes; is that right. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: hms teacher theresa gardenia says the pieces help keep kids communicating active and engaged. >> to be able to use my device

the royal navy's biggest—ever warship is now in service — hms queen elizabeth was launched by the queenrtsmouth. and the authentic pizza from naples is accorded world heritage status by the cultural agency unesco. . f s . é traditional allies of the united states, including saudi arabia and france, have condemned president trump's decision, but israel says it's a welcome step forward, in gaza, hamas, the palestinian islamist group, called for another uprising. in arabic it is intifada, a word synonymous with more troubled times. israel's prime minister is now claiming others will follow suit. translation: i have no doubt that once the american embassy moves to jerusalem or even before, there will be a movement of many other embassies to jerusalem. the time has come. but the international reaction so far suggests otherwise. in istanbul, anger directed at washington outside the us consulate last night. and america's allies, like france, also disagree. president macron was today at an airbase in qatar. a peace deal between the palestinians and israelis he says is only possible ifjerusalem

mm-hm. it was a birthday present. 0h, was it? oh, right. very scary. very wicked. mmm. and to target that sort of thing, you know. yeah. yeah, it's awful, but hopefully they'll mend. yes. we'll get better. it's very interesting how everybody has united, haven't they, here? well, it's been amazing, really. mmm. i describe that hospital visit as a privilege because the patients i met were an example to us all, showing extraordinary bravery and resilience. indeed, many of those who survived the attack came togetherjust days later for a benefit concert. it was a powerful reclaiming of the ground, and of the city those young people call home. we expect our homes to be a place of safety, sanctuary even, which makes it all the more shocking when the comfort they provide is shattered. a few weeks ago, the prince of wales visited the caribbean in the aftermath of hurricanes that destroyed entire communities. and here in london, who can forget the sheer awfulness of the grenfell tower fire? our thoughts and prayers are with all those who died and those who lost so much, and we ar

mm-hm. and there's another company, coca-cola. mm-hm.you have a blindfold test, can you tell the difference? indra: yeah, absolutely. have you tried the two beverages? david: well, i'm told that years ago when there were blindfold tests, more people liked pepsi-cola. indra: yeah. and therefore, coca-cola tried to reformulate its formula, and it didn't quite work out. the secret formula for coca-cola is said to be in some vault somewhere. pepsi-cola formula--? yeah, we have a formula in the vault too. but i tell you, having-- you know, i'm a chemist by undergraduate degree. so i'm always testing competitors' products. the pepsi-cola product was-- which was invented by some chemist way, way, way back, is one of the most complex, refined, amazing formulae. let's say it is very good, yeah. but most people would say that pepsi-cola and maybe coca-cola are not that healthy for you. mm. so you must have heard that argument before. [laughs] yeah. and how does pepsico, under your leadership, try to make products like pepsi-cola healthier? what is

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. >> mm-hm. >> big surprise of the evening. beyonce.he crowd as she presented colin kaepernick with the magazine's mohammad ali legacy award. >> how is there a story about sports awards and somehow beyonce gets the first mention. >> because she's queen. >> colin kaepernick said he would continue on to work for the people with or without the nfl and outside on the red carpet, they showed off their fashion with the sixers. joel embiid and texas star j.j. watt, rockin' the red carpet there. >> wait a second, let's expand that photo there. there he is. houston astros, jose altuve, sandwiched between the two men of lesser talent. relatively speaking. >> that's right. at 5'7", altuve was named the national league's mvp and he has a world series ring. quite a difference there. >> next to the 7 footer and has a way to go. again, he's on the sixers. >> they do have a winning record right now. >> they do have a winninger record. they're pretty good. >>> and ryan reynolds is suiting up again for "deadpool 2" which hits theaters this summer. and th

mm-hm, with change to spare.nial penn jingle) >>> this was the scene outside a warehouse in the czech republic. three men in that red car try to stage a getaway after stealing tools from a parked van, but thankfully quick-thinking forklift operators blocked their escape, trapping and holding them until police could get there. >>> and police now believe that four recent highway shootings are connected. a fourth driver has reported her car was let by gunfire early thursday morning. she wasn't hurt. but one of the shootings did ju injure a driver. all of them happened at about the same time. >>> we turn now to an officer-involved shooting in florida. the body cam has just been released. >> it shows the suspect dragging one of the officers by the leg until the confrontation was erielle reshef has the story. >> reporter: three vantage points of the moments before the altercation turned deadly. >> back down, man! >> reporter: deputy shawn youngguard responding to a disturbance as john pedro pierre charges towards him.

mm-hm, with change to spare. (laughing) (colonial penn jingle) . >>> all right. south korea does not expect another weapons test by north korea any time soon. a spokes woman for the pin stri says now that it has test fired a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile, the kim jong-un regime will not do any soon. >> meanwhile urging china to squeeze north korea by doing more quote with oil. depending on the chinese for 90% of imports, president trump not exactly pleased with beijing tweeting it seems to have had no impact on little rocketman. >> 85-year-old japanese announcing plans to abdicate. his eldest son will ascend one day later. it will be the first abdication from the throne in about 200 years. he sited his age and health. he was 56 years old when he ascended to the throne after the death of his father. >>> a california jury finds an undocumented immigrant not guilty. the president is angry at sanctuary cities back under the mike microscope. >> it could be a historic day in the senator. a rewrite expe

. >> mm-hm. >>> and a salvation army kettle has run over. >> someone dropped a check for $200,000 into a red kettle. the head of the local chapter says it was a big boost. you think? >> you think? >> they were 10% behind last year's donation. >> no mas. the largest was a $500,000 check dropped ago, aka, step it up, slacker. do you think he just wanted them to stop ring the bell. here, i'll give you $200,000. please, for five minutes. >> i'll take out my 401(k). the bell is still ringing. ask all righ . >> we don't have $200,000. >>> a kidnapping at a nativity scene. >> ah-oh. >> baby jesus stolen from the manger, leading to a baby brawl in the middle of church, lord have mercy. >>> and delivery deadlines and how you could save yourself some money and headaches a week from christmas. first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by baron and bud un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent osters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 1

mm-hm, with change to spare. (laughing) (colonial penn jingle) ♪ >>> it's been nearly 100 days since hurricane maria pummeled puerto rico and many people there are still without power and a lack of resources on the ground is making it difficult to help victims who are in need. >> abc's brianna stew raeanna s with one legendary dancer. >> reporter: richard cologne, a-k-a crazy legs is one most famous b-boys. they started the rock steady crew. he went from break dancing on the streets of the south bronx to dancing all over the world. that's him there dancing as jennifer beal's body double in "flash dance ". he has a long history of giving back to his community. and now he is using his connections as the hip-hop ambassador to provide disaster relief. >> i said as soon as you see a plane in the sky, i don't know how i'm going to get there, but i'm going to be on one of those planes. >> reporter: he and his long-time hip-hop buddies started rock steady for life. it gives on the ground aid to victims affected by hurric

finally in the sun, the £3.1 billion hms queen elizabeth has sprung a leak, just over a week after beingxed but it's prompting us to ask on twitter — what have you spent a small fortune on over christmas that gave you a sinking feeling? so let's begin. with me is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. i hope you have had some copy. i hope you have had some copylj did. —— coffee. i hope you have had some copylj did. -- coffee. let's start with the

it is sport and hms albion.n green pawn allegations, falling out with donald trump over the collapse of the nhs, the social mobility crisis, this would be a crisis facing theresa may because backbenchers are furious about defence cuts. they are worried about defence cuts. they are worried about them and i can only imagine the worries and response of those backbenchers and then let it is the french who might come to our rescue. i don‘t think that will improve their mood. it smacks of those concerns about having some kind of eu wide military force dozens at? which are entirely against, it seemed to be the case months ago when the referendum is being done. and if we don't have somewhere else to put our marines, we have to put them somewhere. if they can't wander around on demand... we spend our entire budget on trident of course. it's entire budget on trident of course. it‘s a deterrent, rob. a deterrent. state the facts. samurai. that‘s an opinion isn‘t it group. and people don‘t agree with it. not my opinion. the

. >> mm-hm. >> erielle reshef has more. >> reporter: retailers rolling out last-minute deals to nab mored of shoppers doing the bulk of their gift buying their week before christmas, and some major perks for procrastinators. >> 50% off, really good stores. >> everything at this point of the year is 50, 40. >> reporter: these popular beats headphones originally $380 at best buy now $160. experts say it's also a great time to buy bling. these designer movado watches more than $400 off. up to 70% off men's outer wear at macy's. and savings on stocking stuffers. >> i like the gift section. it's really easy to pick for family members. >> reporter: prices on gift cards slashed on sites like gift card granny. it is expected to be the busiest shopping of the you're looking for is key before heading to the stores. >> i know what i'm looking for. the stores don't have it. >> the lines, the lines are so long! >>> coming up, an eggselent insomnihacks. >> you're watching "world news now." ♪ how do you like your eggs in the morning ♪ ♪ i like mine with a kiss ♪ >> all right, so insomnihacks time with

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