morgan upgraded wynn resorts pointing to strong momentum in macao. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: american newspapers and magazines were hit hard during the recession, but they weren't the only ones. eight of japan's leading publishing firms were in the red for the latest fiscal year. and now, the rise of e-books is a threat for traditional publishers. but as lucy craft reports, that uncertainty is leading to some unusual survival strategies in japan. >> reporter: something strange is happening, down at the bookstore. the publishing world's biggest sensation is magazines that are not just words on paper, but are hefty bundles, with elaborate freebies stuffed between the covers. >> ( translated ): this magazine sold out in just one week. >> reporter: the giveaways aren't tiny free samples, but items like luxury-icon tote bags, pouches, or beauty accessories, as painstakingly designed as the magazine articles surrounding them. face rollers and fake-fur purses have made this publisher one of industry's rare profit stories. >> ( translate

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. >>> and giving a victory to incumbent republican senator, lisa macao ski, refusing to overturn theld war style spy swap has turned political activist, speaking wednesday at a rally for prime minister vladimir putin's party. putin himself is a former kgb spy. >>> a new study finds obesity raises a driver's risk of dying in a car crash by as much as 56%. >>> and eating local has been taken to a whole new extreme in china. subway stations there now have refrigerated vending machines that sell live hairy crabs, a local delicacy. i think i'll stick with the snickers, if you don't mind. it's now 8:03. to stephanie with the weather. >>> are you going to have a wh >> good morning to you. bay area. not a white christmas, but definitely a wet christmas. that's what we're counting on. but as you can see, a nice, beautiful sunrise over the city by the bay. and this morning, temperaturewise, we're looking pretty good. mostly upper 40s. around the bay in the upper 50s. 58 degrees today for san jose. 56 down in gilroy. there's that storm as of christmas day. clearing by late sunday. have a great