anderson says it was hard for her mom to go out in public -- an amazing story offow a three- year-old girl saved her pregnant mom. this happened in england. her mother was knocked unconscious, so little emma called 9-9-9, the english equivale of 9-1-1. shecoolly stayed n the line until paramedics arrived tt help... "i was surprised how young she that situation and would have been a lot more panicked. for her tobe three and able to do the salvation army hosts their christmas dinner for the ommunity. organizers say it's a great way to end the year -- and wrap up thier red kettle collection. they raised more than 400-thousand dollars this year. people say the holiday feast of ham, corn, potatoes and pie helped them celebrate the holidadas. sesevers say they were happy to hear the kind words... "we have heard, as they were rain, have a place to go, and have a special meal." gifts and donations to the salvation army can be sent onle or by mail -- through the end of the year. hawkeye quarterback c-j beathard just happens to be carrying on a fmily tradition by makig the trip to the rose bowl

we have been coming down from the peak in december 2011. .1% offow at 5.2%, just the average precrisisplanet levels. as i say, wage growth still not there. what will mark carney do? is there more slack in the market to keep on building productivity, keep on hiring. unemployment level falls. unexpected. mark: the former bank of england positive datasays from the u.k. should signal a start of a rethink of interest rates. >> i think the markets have become too relaxed about u.k. interest rates. perhaps when we see a move from the fed, they may do a reassessment. been.k. economy has growing pretty well. on a planet has come down. we will see some updated unemployment data. we have wage growth picking up if you look at the three-month rolling average. rough gotround pretty employers reporting to the bank of england the highest level of recruitment difficulties they have had for 10 years. so, i think the u.k. economy is in a position where you really should be thinking about rates. ,ark: joining us now bloomberg's jennifer ryan. richard jones. jennifer, let's start with you. what jumped out