they miss rebecca and she has been warming hearts by leaving these hats and scarves on the common. along with science on people who need them to take them. >> it is an open invitation for anyone to,. they can just come here and take what they need. they can just take what they need to keep warm. heather: she is a big heart. rebecca says she heard about someone doing the same thing in new york city and wanted to do the same back here at home. ed: such a simple solution for a problem. heather: fabulous, we are applauding. ed: the city of boston want get in the way. they say leave it alone. harvey: you' be really ok with this weekend. we had a chilly day today and it felt raw as some areas had some tomorrow i' m calling it a kalish wednesday. very mild, from thursday through next monday. that is five days worth. the next in a free and rainfall -- significant rainfall will be moving in after. that is another significant a live today, the wet weather was mostly confined to southeast mass and the cape. rain on route one in boston, but that is all gone now. you see there is still a lot of

john: need to talk to miss rebecca on that. to be bags, and there were supposed to be 5-pound bags. why aren't they made? becky: the reason that we decided -- lemonis: who told you guys that you can decide that? john: it's her. lemonis: you were in charge of sales. -john: yes, sir. -lemonis: any new accounts? john: two follow-up meetings with larkin's. lemonis: interesting. i have pages from my twitter account. "i guess west end coffee -is too busy to quote us." -john: what? lemonis: i'm not calling them out. i'm just saying he called me out. and i look like i don't have my [bleep] together. and then i talked to him, and he said to me follow-up's been terrible. do you want to be in this business? john: i want to be in this business. this is my business. lemonis: well, itour business. -excuse me. yes. -lemonis: i'm scared to have anybody come here because we can't follow up with the local restaurant, and if you guys are now not talking again, how do we deal with that? -i've been gone two weeks. -becky: he's pissed off because yo

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an amber alert has been issued for this missing 3-year-old girl, rebecca value len sway la. the search for her because they believe the father took her in the family car, went over the g.w. bridge into new jersey. this is after he allegedly stabbed the mother multiple times. police are asking for the public's help in tracking down this man, 51-year-old valensuela. they believe he stabbed his wife before taking off with their precious 3-year-old daughter in the family's minivan, a gray 2004 dodge caravan with new jersey plates k 24 ezs. >> they seem like great parents, go to church every week. again, he works for the transit system. it looks like they are up standing citizens. >> reporter: a shocking blow to this quiet section of bedford park in the bronx. the family lived here on perry avenue. neighbors weren't aware of domestic problems but the fighting for her life while the

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the 3-year-old girl that was missing at the center of an amber alert her name is 3-year- old rebecca valenzuela has she is now with new jersey state troopers. police also say that her father domenides valenzuela, 51 years old, in custody. he is believed to have stabbed the baby's mother, a 31-year- old woman. she is at the hospital recovering and being treated but again, that baby has been police are looking for. we'll update you with more information as soon as we get it to the newsroom. >>> in other news, a little girl's frowny face is getting a lot of laughs. take a look at this. >> show me your mad face. >> aw. >> right on cue. the child goes from a smile to a frown. despite the look people say they can't stop laughing. neither can we. she is just too cute. i think she has a future as an actress. good. on cue. >> that's so good. these are the kind of videos i could watch over and over and over again. [ laughter ] >>> still to come, major announcement from jerry seinfeld. up next the new project that may have been inspired by billy joel. >> plus, how your christmas lights could be

. >>> an amber alert we told bye missing new york city girl has been now cancel. police located three-year old rebecca valenzuela, she was allegedly abduct by her 47 year-old father, this afternoon. we're told he was just taken into custody and the child is safe. >>> turning new to campaign 2016, donald trump is threatening to boycott next g.o.p. presidential debate unless he gets the paid millions of dollars to participate. on the democratic side, hillary clinton marks her first television interview since the paris attacks. >> hillary clinton laid out her vision to combat isis in an interview with cbs this morning anchor charlie rose. >> i think we have to have as our objective their tea feet and so what is it that you have to do to defeat them. i think you have to fight them in the air. you have to fight them on the ground and you have to fight them in cyberspace. >> reporter: but former secretary of state says fighting them on the ground means supporting other countries a as they battle ice is in syria. >> we're not putting american combat troops back in syria and iraq. we are not going to do that.

sales -- abc's rebecca jarvis has more to help you find the best deals so you can you cross everything off your list. this morning, if santa strayed from the wish list? and sort of missed the mark? you're not alone. americans typically return about $60 billion worth of gifts over the holidays -- clothing, electronics and toys -- topping the list of returns. so how can you make the most of any unwanted packages under author "bargain fever: how to shop in a discounted world" don't assume you can return any gift any time, but most tailers are very forgiving check those gift receipts: unless the return by deadline's closing, skip the crowds by holding off on that trip to the mall for a few more days. or ship it back, instead? many retailers will now let you return by mail for free! and what about the rules around re- gifting? sot mark ellwood, author "bargain fever: how to shop in a discounted world here's my simple rule for re-gifting. if you'd be horrified to receive something, give it to charity. if you like it, but you've already got it, pass it on. there's great news if you got this year's most popular gift: gift cards. $130 billion worth of gift cards given this year

and abc's rebecca jarvis has more on theest post christmas deals. "if santa strayed from the wish list? and sort of missed the mark? you're not americans s pically billion wowoh of gifts over the holidays -- clothing, electronics and toys -- topping the the most of any unwanted packages under your tree? mark ellwood, author "bargain fever: how to shop in a discounted world" don't assume you can return any gift any time, but most retailers are very forgiving around the holidays check those gift receipts: unless the return by deadline's closing, skip the crowds by holding off on that t ip to the mallllor a few more days. or ship it back, insteaea many retailers will now let you return by mail for free! and what about the rules around re- gifting? mark ellwood, author "bargain fever: how to shop in a discounted world here's my simple rule for re-gifting. if you'd be horrified to receive something, give it to charity. if you like it, but you've already got it, pass it on. there's great news if you got this year's s most popular gift: gift cards. $130 billion worth of gift cards given thisyear. and now is the

>>rebecca: there shall be careful this morning. >>mark: a search continues for two missingr force to to try and air force base in georgia that even if the basis for of war and was signed to a unit and help train, but ready attack pilots they failed to report for training have not been seen since the in for the trend in the pilot's last december video showing five san francisco police officer shooting and killing 26 your mario would spark out raises san francisco police commission is holding a meeting to talk about tonight to protest the city hall before the meeting. >>darya: mr. is one a public apology money for the funeral and a federal investigation is will members of the san francisco police officers association which is defending the officer and all the officers who tried to take him into custody before shooting him there wanted to consult the staff and that happened earlier in the day the police officers' association says that of an equipment hayeses the compensation that in the different ideas working with the police department and the commission to minimize the use o

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