jim. >> axelrod: meg oliver in kingston, new york, thank you. it may feel like a lot longer given the mass shootings in colorado springs and san bernardino but the paris terror attacks were just three weeks ago. friend and family gathered last night to remember nohemi gonzales. she was the 23-year-old from california killed in the paris attacks. her father reynaldo called her his princess and said he is still picking up the pieces of his heart. up next, we'll take you to a city where sex trafficking is a trade handed down through generations. . >> axelrod: forced prostitution is a multibillion-dollar-a-year industry that can be found in just about any american city, but marlie hall reports one city in particular is generating a culture that has turned sex trafficking into a family business. >> reporter: on milwaukee's west side, chandra cooper is looking for prostitutes. >> my dad was a pimp. my dad was a violator. >> reporter: that's why she's on a mission to give back what her father has taken. >> we're going to be out here looking for you. >>

meg oliver now, on who gets the bigger benefit, shoppers or shop owners? >> reporter: two purses, perfume and a few kitchen gadgets later, frank destra says it pays to procrastinate. did you find better deals? >> today i probably saved 500 bucks. >> reporter: frank is not alone. it's estimated 75% of americans are not finished shopping for christmas yet. >> i still have more to do. >> reporter: how many more presents do you have to buy? >> six or seven. >> reporter: deep discounts drive many to wait until the last minute, like jenny markham. >> this sweater, i wasn't going to buy because its expensive, and i came thinking, i'm going to buy it and it was actually discounted by half. probably worth doing. >> reporter: 80% of americans are looking for at least 60% off or more, nothing less. research analyst dana telsey says savvy shoppers will find those impressive bargains this year. >> i think overall, retailers have definitely trained consumers that the longer they wait, the deeper the discount may be. this year in the apparel category, there is a lot of i

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here's cbs's meg oliver with more on who is getting the bigger benefit, the shoppers or the shop owners. >> reporter: purses, perfume and kitchen gadgets, frank says it pays to procrastinate. >> did you find a deal? >> yes, i probably saved $500. >> reporter: frank is not alone, it i estimated 75 percent of americans are not finished shopping for christmas just yet. >> i still have more to do. >> reporter: how many more do you have to buy. >> six or seven. >> reporter: deep discounts draw many to wait until last minute like jenny. >> i was than the going to buy this because it was expensive and i came, just to buy it and it is discounted by half. in this case it was probably worth doing. >> reporter: 80 percent of americans are looking for 60 percent off or more, nothing less, research analyst say savvy shoppers will find those impressive bargains this year. >> i think overall retailers have definitely train consumers longer they way deeper discount may be. this year in the apparel category there is inventory and you can see discounts of 40 to 60 percent, and as we get closer to the the

meg oliver reports on the sheheff who isis asking locals in hihicounty to help him protect thpublic from a terrorist attack by arming themselves. 3 the images of mass shootings are relentless -- nearly every week, another release of 9-1-1 calls, another new vigil honoring those lost -- all of it makes people just want to do something. but what? ulster county sheriff paul van barclun knew he had to act. t/sheriff paul j. van barclum: 00:01:20-:01:34 "it just sort of all built up not being able to do anything thought i'd remind our people that went through the process it's not a 2nd amendment issue these people are already permitted to carry guns." (graphic)in a facebook post that quickly went viralthe responsibly take advantage of your legal right to carry a firearm""we are the thin blue line that is entrusted in keeping this country safe, and we must be prepared to act at any given moment."02:24 meg: "sheriff how n a handgun compmpe with a shooter armed with an assault style weapon? 02:29-02:39 sheriff: "it's better than nothing i would never want to see people walking around with long g