ilana gold is live in rego center with more. >> reporter: good morning. it's going to be a busy day at rego center this morning. we are already seeing dozens of shopping. some of the stores actually opened four hours early. we can tell you kohl's was open 24 hours and this year the ever. and people across the tri-state area will flood the stores on this christmas saturday. this morning? >> 6:30. >> reporter: joseph beat the crowds, buying for his family. >> i'm done. >> reporter: all done, how does it feel? >> good. feel like i finished a race. >> reporter: today's shoppers their procrastination. stores including toys r us opened at 6:00 this morning to prepare for the holiday rush. here we found one carrying out bags for her daughter. >> this is early for me because eve to get stuff. >> reporter: the national retail federation says the average holiday shopper has done about 50% of their shopping and 90% of holiday shoppers still have items to decorations. today? >> yes, the next couple day, i will be shopping a lot. for my mom, my sister. >> reporter: th

we are live in rego park this news. >> yeah, we can tell by looking at you. stay warm. thank you so much. >>> well just hours after cbs 2 news showed you the images of homeless people living at laguardia airport, the port authority announced some major changes. cbs 2 news' meg baker has this exclusive story. >> reporter: it's a saturday and shocking situation, more than 50 people living next to the christmas tree at terminal b in laguardia airport, last night and every night. you see a person asleep many a wheelchair with bags full of ledge, camped out in sleeping bags and even people bathing in the public bathrooms, cleaning themselves and their clothes, in full public view. this 68-year-old man has lived here for years and began talking to me, telling me why. >> much safer here than in the shelter. because with all this stuff here, i can get knifed. could have bed bugs on me, lice. >> reporter: people asleep in the food court, near baggage claim, waiting areas and tucked away near bathrooms and we noticed a smell where they gather. using the public restrooms to groom

"wall street journal" editorial board member joe rego joins us with what's in the deal. joe, i have covered a lot of these. they are always ugly. there is a lot of junk in there. on the ugliness scale, where does it fall? >> probably in the middle. >> there's been much, much worse. there is a lot of good stuff in here. you're got important delays to taxes and obamacare. a boom for american energy and permanent tax policy to help economic growth. >> the oil export ban is a big deal, dan. it's 40 years of putting in this policy to create new markets for u.s. producers. maybe not right away since the old market has a glut. down the road it could help american energy production. >> especially since we have the base going now with fracking to produce a lot more energy in the united states. you've got to do something with that, the glut in the united states is holding prices down now. if we can make oil a primary export for the united states they can only long-term produce more jobs for the u.s. >> 20 years ago, now they are grown adults and still getting subsidies. >> >> what

quick recap here rego 70 in denver in the last eight meetings yesterday emmanuel stewart it gave the break through horrible in the first half but the derrick that's what you to after rough start come through michael rivera here's the big coil mac house is a longtime record and six and seven so breezy for plath spot raiders again six and seven we will see what happens there was a football game tonight new york giants miami so many great great plays miami dolphin hall of fame be honored still explain been eli o del there he goes 84 yds the giants have just gotten 246 catches hundred 61 yds their six and seven tied with washington he lied 27 of 31 tonight and reason untune been my son plays fantasy he as eli as quarterback still had hovered boards look like a lot of fun now retailers are reacting to reports of safety concerns because >> catherine: boards really big for christmas consumer product investigating reports of fires connected to these intense states amazon halting the sale of almost every model and brand reports again even burst into flames problems with the batteries unplugs

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with regoing to keep working. i don't know. we lost our leg. props to kansas city. they beat us.hey didn't make the mistakes that we. did >> reporter: and finally, check this one out. this is antonio brown, the steelers' wide receiver, the guy you just can't stop him. we found something to stop him. check out the celebration on the touchdown. straddling the padding on the goal post! now that is a touchdown celebration! >>> that will do it from at&t park. we are going to go back inside and enjoy the party. nothing like 350 kids running around on a sugar high. won't ever go to bed. >> sounds like my house. >> fantastic. >> thank you, vern. >>> for news throughout the evening, cbssf.com. save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! steve: how's everybody? let's go. thank you very much. i appreciate y'all, now. all right, everybody, welcome to family feud. i'm your man, steve harvey. we got another good one for you today. this family here returns for their third day, with a total of 20,980 bucks. from gary, indi

stores merchandise all everywhere amid rego.y maloney has a roundup of some popular star wars products you may be surprised by what, lest. before >> pam: silicon's inspired everything from toys tissues. >> reporter: the copy on the store's bandwagon blockbuster marketing to the page out of space ball's 1987 star wars spoof. this time fads, creative >> reporter: see how much concern nearby and a high even if it comes from a galaxy far far away >> pam: other delivery company banning however boards on airplanes the concern over popular gadget keep right here for details >> pam: 0 huskisson holiday season delivery company is to not want to put it on their airplanes postal; service. this latest a band aboard by air. popular get only ship ground transportation because of potential safety hazards involving the batteries. have come under a lot of scrutiny after several of the devices reported a burst of flames. causing fires. sending writers to the emergency room. including hover board fire at home and abroad with redwood. at issue is t

regoing by christmas eve. >> yesterdays rough weather lead to delays. cbs 2 janelle burrell joins us live from laguardia with an update on the situation there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris and andrea. a long night here at laguardia for a lot of passengers because so many flights were cancelled here last night. so far the boards are showing that most flights are on time. there are a few delays as people rush to try to get home long lines, countless delays and cancelled flights, and plenty of confusion for christmas travelers. >> i don't know anything. the website says one thing. somebody just came by and said your flight is cancelled but then i called and it wasn't cancelled. >> the foggy soggy weather wednesday and overnight leading to scenes like these at area airports. frustrated fliers at jfk hoping to make it to france last night only to find out that their flight had been cancelled three times an airline employee telling them to come back to the airport today but couldn't tell them what time they may get a flight out. >> ve