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i'm sorry, valentine. while valentine was negotiating with dixon, the other americans made their way. they made their way back home on various vessels that took months to get back. and when they got back, they had with them a protest that they had itten while they were in rio de jeiro is about a 25 page document at detailed everything that had happened to them on the falklands, both beforehe british showeup and afterwards. and it was deposited with the amican counciln rio de janeiro. it was sent by packet to the secretary of state back in the united states. but the men also brought copies with them and when they got back to the states in particular hudson, new york, i don't know if any of you have been to hudson, new york. it was that's where a lot of these men started out from. and there's a fascinating story there because hudson, new york is a place that many. nantucket is nantucket. wellman went right at the end of the american revolution because they felt too exposed after the revolution to continue wh

on valentine's day, they sent 1200 valentines day cards to nursing home residents, each attached withandy that was one of their grandparents favorites. in september, they raised money to buy school supplies for a district in youngstown, ohio, where courtney used to teach and knows firsthand the financial struggles in that area. >> most of them weren't coming to school with anything anyways. but then, you know, the teachers don't have to worry about spending that money now. they can just do their job and teach. >> of course, they also went all out for the holidays, sending more than 1500 cards to residents of nursing homes. but this year also for people in rehabilitation centers as well. all in all, they estimate that together, these three sisters have sent more than 13,000 cards to over 50 states and around 35 countries. that sure sounds like a lot of hand cramps, but i think it helps us remember him and keep his memory alive. >> but, you know, if we're if we're making a difference for one person, i think that we've fulfilled our mission. >> so their website is project tom.org. and th

i would like to thank that i made her proud before my sisters and i lost her to covid on valentine's day in 2021. mom, pauline bowman, i love you, i thank you, and please continue to guide and watch over me. it's a challenging world we live in and i want to be the best example for my children and the people. i will con to serve outside of this chamber. mom, i love you, i always will love you, this place is better because of you, because of what you raised me to be. prior to being elected to congress i worked in education for 20 years. as a teacher, counselor and middle school principal. my mission was to do everything in my power to unlock the unlimbed potential of our kids. my mission in congress was to unlock the unlimited potential of a district that had been left behind for so long. i am proud of the transformational legislation we introduced and fought for that would uplift hardworking families across the country, particularly the most marginalized. from lowering costs to revolutionizing public education as we know it, the bills we introduced would be life-changing and i'm going

. >> eating a chocolate valentine.i put the chocolate in my mouth and the floor man just said 10 seconds. [laughter] >> we have plenty more of that coming up. do not miss it. anyway. believe me, you do not want to miss it. chinese hackers targeting the treasury department. we will bring you the full report of what they may have gotten access to. a retired u.s. general's warning that elon musk poses a national security risk. lieutenant colonel weighing in on musk's level of influence next. chinese hackers targeting the treasury department, hacking into workstations we are told and unclassified documents. grady is live at the white house what is the administration saying? >> they are calling it a major incident. a hacking group associated or affiliated with the chinese communist party got into the treasury department systems and got a hold of unclassified documents and got into those workstations that treasury department employees use. the treasury department was notified about the hack on december 8 and then sent a lett

i would like to thank that i made her proud before my sisters and i lost her to covid on valentine'say in 2021. mom, pauline bowman, i love you, i thank you, and please continue to guide and watch over me. it's a challenging world we live in and i want to be the best example for my children and the people. i will con to serve outside of this chamber. mom, i love you, i always will love you, this place is better because of you, because of what you raised me to be. prior to being elected to congress i worked in education for 20 years. as a teacher, counselor and middle school principal. my mission was to do everything in my power to unlock the unlimbed potential of our kids. my mission in congress was to unlock the unlimited potential of a district that had been left behind for so long. i am proud of the transformational legislation we introduced and fought for that would uplift hardworking families across the country, particularly the most marginalized. from lowering costs to revolutionizing public education as we know it, the bills we introduced would be life-changing and i'm going t

leona valentine of the saratoga county gazette called the notebooks, quote, the work of a fragile yet mid-level mind. miss valentine's cited instances of electronic interference and surveillance of the subjects to show alleged mens rea. she retraced the accused path admittedly circuitous to the home depot in schenectady, where the accused purchased certain household items. zip ties, duct tape she would later use in furtherance of her deranged aims. jean claude, whom the reporter tracked down to a truckstop just north of the us, canada border, informs valentine time that i appeared off when he encountered me on the night of august fifth, 2011, that i was behaving in a furtive manner, suggestive of criminal enterprise. our actions may be explained in by reference to certain formative experience is whether we are loved, whether we are will care for whether our parents wish we'd never been born and so i remember the last time i saw my mother, the peanut butter and jelly sandwich she made me. sliced on the diagonal, the crusts removed. it sat on my plate with the note. remember? i love you

valentine and that sort of idea. the idea of st. nicholas in a sleigh and so on, the scandinavians, northern europeans have a lot of this stuff. thor. there was a celebration for thor, the great god of thunder. he would be celebrated around a fireplace. he would leave gifts. his sled was powered by two goats. that became part of the lure. if you want to look at christmas advent traditions, i think you can blame the lutherans for a lot of this, northern european. >> not pope gregory this time. >> then the second blame we can put on the magazine writers and novelists. as you may recall and many know martin luther is credited with the christmas tree. >> that's right. >> he was supposedly out wandering about one christmas eve and saw the tree and the stars and the fresh snow. he cut down the tree and brought it into the house. we don't know what mrs. luther said about this. it was an older custom that he built on the evergreen at the dead of winter. >> i heard he preached 2,000 sermons on christmas. >> how many do you? >> probably 40. >

fox's deborah valentine shows us what you can do now to help straighten or strengthen your tree.this season. >> decorating for the holidays isn't always cheap. >> noble firs are really nice because they're full, but they still have just enough room to help consumers get the most bang for their buck. >> plant specialists are highlighting several strategies to help give your live decor a chance of surviving through this season. for starters, when it comes to buying trees, you want to eye them for freshness. >> test the needles to make sure they're still flexible and not brittle. >> and once you get your tree home, cut off about a half inch on the bottom of the stem of the tree and immediately put it in a basin of cool water. you'll also want to make sure your tree stand can hold a proper amount of water. >> a seven foot tree might consume a half gallon of water, a day for the first week, ensuring your tree isn't near heat. >> sources like radiators, fireplaces, or wood stoves is also critical. >> and a cool room tends to be better to keep the tree fresher longer. >> just like chris

i or the 31st of december or valentine's day, - or to discover that it had happened in her- daughter'sthe beach house. so the circumstances were extremely, - extremely disturbing. sometimes you would have an accused man who said, "no, no, no, ididn't. i didn't do anything. "i don't even remember going to the bedroom," or "i did go into the bedroom, but perhaps i'd been drugged." and then the video evidence would show a smiling man looking at the camera, sometimes doing a thumbs up, extremely confident of what he was doing. there was a turning pointjust before the trial, when she sat down with her lawyers and looked at the video evidence and was extremely angry. there was a moment of indignation, her lawyer said, and she thought, "well, you know, i'm not hiding any more. "this needs to be seen. "people need to see what's happened to me." i realised i had nothing to be ashamed of. - i had nothing to be ashamed of. i've been raped 100 times, and it was difficult to takel the decision to broadcast these videos, but it also allowed us l to find out the truth. the shame is not ours to have,

valentine's day of 1944, a western union telegram arrived. my grandmother and my mother think it is from their son and brother. it turns out it was a notice that he was missing. a few weeks later, confirmed dead. i would say since -- they call us the were babies. the children of that generation. we are starting to leave the planet also. it is time to go back and keep the memories alive and think about what happened and what language we would be speaking if it was not for that generation. that is it for now. host: lee in garrison, new york. a couple of your essages and tweets. "it was an attack that lived i infamy. ral members of my family signed up for military service december 8. my grandfather and several of his brotheght in the war, l as my grandmother's brothers. a master sergeant in the texas 36th division. he was friends with and interviewed by bernie pyle." -- ernie pyle." we are split by region. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zone. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific. timo inansas. sacrifices of the heroes tha

. >> you don't turn it into a valentine tree. >> i don't, i don't, i don't because we have decorations for valor. right, right. >> though along these lines, i do appreciate it when our neighbors and we do this ourselves, keep the lights up on the house. so that's after new year's day. okay. partially because, you know, i'm walking out to work at three four. >> oh, you appreciate having some light. i do like the lights. >> last year, embarrassingly, we kept our lights on until like february. >> so valentine's day lights. >> you were that house. okay? >> that house. but, you know, it was. it was nice. they weren't like green and red lights. they were just, you know, nice yellow, whitish lights. >> okay, we're still seasonal lights. >> yeah. >> okay. well, let's talk about holiday cards and family holiday cards. like them or not, i do like them. >> yeah, because i think it's nice for me, especially for family, that i haven't maybe talked to for much of the year or friends that i haven't connected with. sort of nice to get an update with, with what everyone's doing. or sometimes i get a ca

to be one of the most cinematic places on the planet, and if there's one movie that feels like a valentinech capital, it's got to be amelie, which was rereleased in french cinemas to celebrate the games. amelie, played by audrey tautou, is a young woman, she works as a waitress in montmartre. she lives this vivid interior life. but because of her shyness, she's unable to tackle the big things in her own life, and one of those is a crush that she's got on a young man who she collides with one day in paris. so much of montmartre has become famous because of amelie, including here. montmartre has always been an artistic quarter, but amelie, set at the beginning of the 21st century in these dazzling hot, sunny parisian days, all these scenes set around sacre—coeur. and i think in cinema, it gave paris a whole new lease of life just because of the romantic, idyllic, idealistic way that jean—pierrejeunet filmed amelie. another great moment of 2024 for me was at the venice film festival, when i met the celebrated director pedro almodovar. he had made his first film in the english language, the ro

valentine's day of 1944, a western union telegram arrived. my grandmother and my mother think it is from their son and brother. it turns out it was a notice that he was missing. a few weeks later, confirmed dead. i would say since -- they call us the were babies. the children of that generation. we are starting to leave the planet also. it is time to go back and keep the memories alive and think about what happened and what language we would be speaking if it was not for that generation. that is it for now. host: lee in garrison, new york. a couple of your text messages and tweets. "it was an attack that lived in infamy. several members of my famil signed up for military service on december 8. ndfather and several of his brothers fought in the war, as well as my grandmother's brothers. a master sergeant in the texas 36th division. he was friends with and interviewed by bernie pyle." -- ernie pyle." we are split by region. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific. timbo in arkansas. "lpause and reflect on the

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happy valentine's day to you and yours from all of us at cbs sports. >> reporter: to the basketball courtelcome to our new york studios and the ncaa basketball championship selection show. >> reporter: and everything in between. >> to the plate! >> reporter: gumbel was beloved as a studio host of "the nfl today" and a play-by-play voice for the nfl on cbs. a pioneer as the first african american to announce a major sporting event and a fixture on cbs's coverage of march madness. >> tonight marks cbs sports' 23rd year covering march madness. >> reporter: he also anchored winter and summer olympics. gumbel had battled health issues over the past year that kept him out of broadcasting. his voice silenced, his presence missed. cbs sports, in a statement, said of gumbel, there has never been a finer gentleman in all of television. greg gumbel was 78. >> jericka: beloved indeed. that again was dana jacobson. well, millions of americans are hitting the roads and passing through airports today as they head back home ahead of new year's. with just a few days left in 2024, this has been america's b

kevin palostio performed side by side with the j valentine. that's very tough. but this is no ordinary d. j set, the electronic music and digital ops festival tries to push the boundaries and below the lines between the 2 fields. here, palostio uses a i to program, live visuals, to complement the d. j said to me in the, the lab when we deal with the official intelligence in up to its own that we experience things that are historically in the new for the human species as well. but i guess it was little minor. the computer scientist uses different a i models for audio visual work. she generates a music with the help of machine learning algorithms. when the, when i make calls up, i like to think of it as a tree that connect a every single idea, the phone, okay? oh, you have to read this, is that a free is a 7 that have a vision of technology and that revisit at the history of women and technology learning. and i'm using a computer science in particular. then there's the interest in national technological superintendent for a so it any a thing looks like on a center

this marks the 20th year gripman valentine lopez has headed up the decorating.you're going to do it, it's got to come from here. there's plenty of heart here. lopez and the team buy the decorations themselves and multiple generations of families turn up fun. my grandson is the one that coordinated all these kids here. this year, i decided to bring as many people as possible. you get to do something that everyone will see. tourists will see it. passengers will see it. riders will see it throughout the holidays. this festive atmosphere belies the recent grinch like warning from city transportation leaders, who say they might have to scale back cable car lines because of a budget shortfall. lopez believes that's a last resort. there's the cable cars that bring in the tourists, and the tourists spend their money at the restaurants and the hotels and the convention centers. so if these things stop running, the tourists stop coming. if there's an added reward for these volunteer decorators giving up their weekends, it's when these cars hit the streets. oh, it's a blas

[white] it was valentine's day.nd security officials laid out policy initiatives that were gonna be implemented. when parents showed up with children, the parent would be separated from the child, the parent would be charged, and the child would be sent to the office of refugee resettlement as an unaccompanied child. and immediately... i thought, "i have to stop this." but it was very clear from the way it was being presented, that this was a fait accompli this policy had already been decided. during the obama administration, the idea had come up in dhs, and secretary johnson had said that they would not separate children from their parents. it was inhumane. there had always been some who wanted it. so there was a lot of excitement on the part of dhs folks in the room. it was very clear to me that i was not gonna win any arguments. i did say these policies would have the effect of overwhelming office of refugee resettlement capacity. it would lead to a backup into border patrol because i know that was something that

this marks the 20th year gripman valentine lopez has headed up the decorating. if you're going to do it, it's got to come from here. there's plenty of heart here. lopez and the team buy the decorations themselves and multiple generations of families turn up to put them on. it's a lot of fun. my grandson is the one that coordinated all these kids here. this year, i decided to bring as many people as possible. you get to do something that everyone will see. tourists will see it. passengers will see it. riders will see it. throughout the holidays. this festive atmosphere belies the recent grinch like warning from city transportation leaders, who say they might have to scale back cable car lines because of a budget shortfall. lopez believes that's a last resort. there's the cable cars that bring in the tourists, and the tourists spend their money at the restaurants and the hotels and the convention centers. so if these things stop running, the tourists stop coming. if there's an added reward for these volunteer decorators giving up their weekends, it's when these ca

this marks the 20th year gripman valentine lopez haseaded up the decorating. if you're going to do this, is got to come from here. there's plenty of heart here. lopez and the team buy the decorations themselves, and multiple generations of families turn up to put them on. well, it's a lot of fun. my grandson is the one that coordinated all these kids here. this year, i decided to bring as many people as possible. you get to do something that everyone will see. tourists will see it. passengers will see it. riders will see it throughout the holidays. this festive atmosphere belies the recent grinch like warning from city transportation leaders, who say they might have to scale back. cable car lines because of a budget shortfall. lopez believes that's a last resort. there's the cable cars that bring in the tourists, and the tourists spend their money at the restaurants and the hotels and the convention centers. so if these things stop running, the tourists stop coming. if there's an added reward for these volunteer decorators giving up their weekends, it's when t

just like valentine's day.k to the holiday countdown. ou >> they say seeing a kids face on christmas morning, the love, it makes it all worthwhile. i think it's a different story if you are the parents that went out and found that toy... out and found that toy... i was jealous of my friends who got an empty box for christmas. >> i was jealous of my friends maybe you had more than you want to about them. they had an ear riot in north miami beach when the store sold out early. and similar tales are coming in from our area all around the country. i don't think there was a bigger inciter of violence in the history of america's domestic agenda than the battle to get cabbage patch dolls. in 1983, calico came out with a line of pudgy, soft dolls that had their own birth certificates and adoption. papers, and it became the thing that everybody had to have. i remember my mom telling me that my father had to wait in line for hours and hours and hours. i remember my dad going out to the mall because they were getting a sh

and you may be part of a giant proposal live on gma this valentine's day. in, i'm in, i'm in. >> i'm in too. >> i am in, i'm in, i'm in too. i'll be here. >> i love this version of me. >> america's number one most watched daytime talk show is abc's the view. >> you heard it here first. >> this is going to be must see tv. and so much could happen. that's why it's called the what? the view. >> let's get this done. >> to everybody. being a cop is stressful. >> every year on the job is different. you never really stop being a rookie. >> work smarter, not harder. >> the huge retirement sale at jeffrey's diamonds and goldsmith has been extended for one more week. shop stunning diamonds, colored stones and much more. no reasonable offer will be refused. it's now or never. sale ends january 4th. >> kick off the holiday season with the gift of the ultimate concert experience with premium seats for the 2025 season at shoreline amphitheater or toyota pavilion at concord. enjoy as you watch all your favorite musical acts perform from the best seats in the house, with a

one valentine's day i drew arose in pencil, like gothic pencil rose and i rolled it up in the most cruel say his name. he was like, thanks for the r rows. that was it. then i ran into him on the street a couple years ago when i was like ross, remember the rows question when he was like yeah, you did it twice. i did not remember doing it twice. >> stephen: we brought you along with that, thanks for the rose, he was leading you on. >> kate: he is being gracious because it was a freakish thing to do. i apologize to everyone. >> stephen: i enjoy this photo enormously. this is kate mckinnon as a young lady right there. that is a damn fine look you've got. >> kate: thank you. it's a tractor mower. have you ever written on the tractor mower? >> stephen: what's the difference between a tractor mower and a driving one more >> kate: you're sitting on it. >> stephen: it's the same thing. >> kate: it's cooler to call it a tractor mower. >> stephen: could you hook things up to it like a combine? >> kate: you could say tractor and feel like you were on a tractor. >> stephen: did you grow up in nebrask

valentines?ike that, especially the white lights. that's lovely. >> nicole: i want to start a whole movement that allows winter lights to stay up. >> stephen: a movement? >> nicole: yeah, a movement. >> stephen: like with marches and everything. >> nicole: a light up your life movement. >> stephen: i understand like a lot of performers reverse time on stage was in a christmas pageant or a christmas play. what -- >> nicole: i heard you were in the christmas pageant. snow will get to me in a minute. spoiler alert, it was the fourth wise men. it was a problem. for you? >> nicole: i was the sheet. in the manger. >> stephen: oh, okay. did the sheep have any lines? >> nicole: no, i bleated. [bleeding] >> stephen: you still got it. >> nicole: i got a laugh, my first laugh on stage. i'm addicted. >> stephen: one highlight and is you were given the american film institute lifetime achievement award and the first australian -- [applause] first australian. you should win an award for the dress alone. now yo

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stuart: the 2020 -- just eat ago chocolate valentine. i'm sorry.ger said 10 seconds. made a real mistake here. it's a flip phone. >> they love the accent especially when not from new york and think it's the best thing in the world. stuart: let me try something, it's expensive to get out there and date. >> it's extremely expensive to get out there and date. >> you're seeing in your line and describe the first, what is he wearing and the purple notes and more. >> stuart varney. >> the noes all coming together. i didn't dot right tie but you hit the purple tie, my friend. stuart: get the judge back to me. i like stars on my show. >> you're a star, varney. >> that's why she'll come back. reporter: someone else had the bright idea to do this for my moving ride. i don't know how smart that was. >> my wife says this to me, i'm a fantastic whistler. stuart: do it. [ whistling ] >> 25 years love the show and had to get a nod to my favorite character, sponge bob. >> there's a flash mob in the heart of new york city, stuart. ashley: asking if he knows stuart

we will bring that up valentine's day. >> jesse: change my naughty and nice list. >> tyrus: jessica?r's house, does a few fishes, i am not a seafood person, it is a meatball extravaganza. >> judge jeanine: oh, i like that. >> tyrus: dana? >> dana: we just had, may be because we don't have children of our own, we are with the dog usually, but it is something different every year. our tradition is something kind of like a choose your own adventure, something every year, but i do like a midnight mass, but also i like when it gets dark early and you can do midnight mass at 7:00. >> tyrus: i have to be a warden. i have to protect the presents. ingrid and georgie have a hard time with accepting you can only have a tradition, one on christmas eve, they negotiate, they try to open as many as they can, they even try to have a 2-day -- every time i turn around, and here is the worst thing, they try to include me in their stuff, i am strict, one gift, that's it. don't you want to open this one? don't you want to open this one? don't you want to open gifts early? it is always no, no, no. that i

we have a holiday twist on our show during valentine's, we're gonna put a love twist on it, too. so we're trying to spice it up. not along with different performers coming in and leaving. so every time a comeback, you something tonight we've got the twist with this is our city with our vicki liviakis. one of the questions she likes to ask is, you know, what would you say to san francisco if you have the opportunity to talk to the city, what would you say? thank you for all the love in you've always been in my heart. contestant. beautiful. fresh, a thank you for joining us here tonight. the show doesn't start until about 7.30, this evening. so we've got lots more people to chat beautiful marriage of these 2. incredible the segment here on kron 4, but also, of course, the fantastic acrobatics that we are so excited to bring you as well. so stick around with us. we'll be going live. >> all evening long for now live in north beach, noelle bellow, send it back to you guys. >> all right. those who come together like the dream team, right? we're going. yeah. can't wait to see. we'll see

the -- [laughter] i was just eating a chocolate valentine, okay? my mouth, and the floor manager said 10 seconds. i made a real mistake here. [laughter] okay. what's that? stay tuned for a lot, for more, the entire highlight reel coming up in the 11:00 hour. >>> democrats and the media raging over elon musk's recent influence in politics. >> an up elected oligarch governing -- unprotect ared s. >> president elon musk ifing -- [laughter] over the house republican conference than any president in the white house would. stuart: looks like they're trying to drive a wedge between musk and trump. we'll talk about that with joe concha. the. >>> the house failed to pass the federal funding bill last night. there was another vote. expect them on at 10:00 this morning. we're not quite sure what happens next, but we're going to hear from pennsylvania congressman dan meuser. he's next. ♪ ♪ meet the traveling trio. the thrill seeker. the soul searcher. and - ahoy! it's the explorer! each helping to protect their money with chase. woah, a lost card isn't keeping

they have dressed in costume on previous christmas holidays as well as halloween and val valentine'siced by criminals. >>> you may think of trimming the tree, giving gifts or sitting down for a feast. what you may not know is the connection between those treasured traditions and the british royal family. meagan fitzgerald tells us more from windsor castle. >> reporter: for 1,000 years, windsor castle has been a royal palace. it was during the reign of queen victoria that so many of the gical traditions became popular. like the christmas tree. >> there was a well-known image published in the paper that shows the queen, her husband and several children standing around a christmas tree. this was really what started it off in the popular imagination. >> reporter: it was her german grandmother, queen charlotte, now featured in the series, who introduced the tree. it was victoria's husband, another german, who brought many other customs to windsor. >> we are looking at two watercolors. they show christmas trees and presents the couple were giving to each other and to their children in 1850

on february 13th, the day before valentine's day. >> there are spitzer supporters who think wall street had something to do with this. these moneyed interests, all these enemies he'd made when he was attorney general. they were in on a grand conspiracy. >> i think that's that's that that may well be the case, but. so what? you've been offered things in your life. i've been offered things in my life, and i, know i have agency to act. and this guy had a pretty big agency. okay. >> people like to speculate that this whole case was somehow set up by one of spitzer's very wealthy enemies. he certainly lots of really rich people hated him. i tend to think it's ridiculous, because you'd have to know that he was interested in prostitution, and he was not a guy who, like, grabbed women's women by the butt or seemed seemed like someone who would be using prostitutes. i mean, so that's what makes the conspiracy a little bit weird. like, you would have had to know that he was vulnerable this way. >> and when the details came out, it was clear that this was not just one moment of weakness. even if s

this year, on the day before valentine's day, an undercover officer dressed as a teddy bear during a big drug bust. so, um, i guess they like costumes. >> i guess his heart grew. how many sizes that day from drugs? >> oh, that's right, that's a good question. i don't remember terrible. >> unbelievable. erica, you're the best. thank you so much for being with me. and thank you all for what it has been for watching this christmas eve. i'll be back tomorrow at 1 p.m. eastern. history of the sitcom is up next. have a great night. >> oh. >> here we go. pivot. pivot pivot pivot. >> shut up, shut up, shut up. >> i feel like we get to know these sitcom characters. >> they're your friends. >> i don't think it's going to pivot anymore. you think they were purely selfish and purely immature? >> are you still master of your domain? oh, i'm queen of the castle. you hope that you'll have those kinds of relationships in your life. >> tonight is about celebrating our enduring bond as friends. nay, family. >> good to see you too, girl. where are you going? carnival. oh, your friends. >> sometimes tha

it is a conspiracy by the people at hallmark, just like valentine's day. >> now back to the holiday countdowny say, you know, seeing a kid's face on christmas morning, the appreciation, the love. it makes it all worthwhile. >> i think it's a different story if you're the parent that had to go out and find that toy. >> star wars figures r2d2, chewbacca, luke and princess leia in 1977, no one expected star wars to be the monster hit that it was. >> this is not going to be the hot toy. oh, this is going to be the only toy. >> kenner was kind of caught with their pants down, because they didn't anticipate how much demand they would have for star wars toys come christmas time. >> these action figures are not yet available, but this star wars early bird certificate package is in stores. >> you could pay 7.99 and then you would get a box which was decorated with the star wars figures on it. you open it up and it opens into a diorama. >> i can't imagine how unhappy children must have been tearing open the wrapping paper. >> kids love dioramas. yeah, kids from the eighth century, with its colorful sta

so order it and get it in time for valentine's day. like, what's going on here? why was the marketing team not on this earlier? i have so many questions. >> well, i feel like so many people also had their holiday parties over this last weekend. >> yeah, it's over baby. >> and so for this, you know, was it just hard to manufacture these. >> and they just got them in or i'm not sure what it looks like they're trying to play off of like oh we're so disorganized trying to keep it together this christmas, you know. >> but still it is really just too late. >> too late. >> maybe that's the irony. >> okay. >> just trying to keep it together. >> wow. >> that's why we're hearing about it on december 16th. >> yes, exactly. >> and boy, are we talking about it. >> that's true. that is a good depiction of me this weekend, though. just barely hanging on. >> what about me? what about you? myself? what happened yesterday? >> oh, you were here when that alarm went out? >> yeah. >> oh my gosh. yeah, that was that was something else. >> it was. i knew when i walked in the door i was