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woolworth, some high-quality lights. >> find out where that woolworth is. >> if only we knew. >>> overowever, the spanish have figured it out. check out the seedless avocado. you know when you try to prep an avocado, it's super dangerous with the giant pit in the middle. no more. they have figured out to make it without an unpollinated blossom. the texture is said to be different but they are great in guacamole. >> thank you, gracias, spain. >>> let's go over to japan where two teenagers decided to give skating a try for the first time in over four years. >> that's not how you're supposed to do it. >> so that didn't quite work. >> let's try again, she's got it this time. >> no, that's not quite how the camera -- (barber) their outfield needs serious work. ya think? -yo! -hey, guys. -what's up? -you're early! have a seat. vince cancelled. (male #1) wow, i just realized i haven't seen you two since his wife's funeral. how's vince holdin' up? eh, he's still in shock. did you know they didn't have life insurance? as if losing her so suddenly wasn't bad enough, now he's got thousands of dol

we went at woolworth's, k-mart, things like that. and i would leave her and i would run to the toy section. and i would have a fit. oftentimes, i was never able to leave wal-mart -- not wal-mart, but k-mart or woolworth's with a toy in my hand. i thought my grandmother was being mean, but the fact of the matter is, we couldn't afford to buy toys. she could barely afford to get us the clothes on our backs, which she oftentimes would put on layaway. and how fortunate that i had station 5 right down the street from my house and i knew no matter what i didn't get throughout the year that in december we would line up outside that door and get handed a bag of toys. [applause] what it does to put smiles on kids' faces, when you hear the gunshots and craziness and everything around you, the time that you can pick up the toys, there is nothing else that matters at that time. no matter if i'm supervisor or anything else in this city, it's a program near and dear to my heart, that it made a difference in my life. it took care of kids in my comm

. >> here's the thing, i grew up with a christmas decoration scheme by way of woolworth's, the five andts on the tree, the better. my wife grew up in a household where the kids were not allowed to decorate the tree. her mom did twhile they were at school. they would come home and it would be all done. and she would say, "honey, you won't do it good, so i have to do it." so rita has this thing about decorating the tree. and my thing had always been tinsel, old-school tinsel. >> stephen: the individual strands. >> the icicle stuff. but remember when we were kids, before i needed glasses, it was made out of literally a toxic substance. >> stephen: sure, sure ( laughter ). >> it should have had, "do not use hands to decorate your tree with this." >> stephen: it was developed at los alamos. >> yes. had a half-life and it was a carcinogen, you could get diabetes from it. ( laughter ) it gave you zits. it was really bad stuff. >> stephen: and delicious. >> and it tasted good. >> stephen: yeah. >> tasted like christmas. you know? it really did. and i-- i-- when we all-- i always put tinsel on t

we're just proud of you and this location, this is the old woolworth mansion, right. >> absolutely. is native washingtonian as well she passed away a couple years ago at 102, last thing she said to me was, i couldn't sit at the counter of woolworth. now my baby girl is all up in their mansion. we both did this. >> i'm doing it. i'm not in the family. are you enjoying the show checked in on own. >> i'm having a wonderful experience an great opportunity to really showcase who we are and how we live, and every single saturday at 10:00 p.m. on own we bring our viewers on vacation. >> right. >> and it's just a beautul beautiful people telling their stories living their lives. >> how did the big o oprah get in touch? what was that about? how did you end up on own? >> we got a series of telephone calls from producers who thought we would make for a great reality series, and i didn't know how that happened because it just all happened in one week. >> right. >> and ultimately, um, we went with own. own went with us, because we're on the same brand. we are about trying to show the best of who

we would go to woolworth. it was like a five and dime store.and we would have to budget. then she would set out the wrapping paper and the scissors and we'd wrap all the gifts. that was all part of it. i was just as excited to watch everybody open the gifts that i purchased as i was to receive the gifts. >> we always had a real christmas tree growing up. we'd go to a farm down the street from us. my dad would have his axe. he'd chop down the tree. we'd bring it back home. >> i remember one year we had a real tree. i remember as a kid going why does the house smell. then i was allergic to everything under the sun and i was itching. we didn't have a real tree after that. >> i remember a couple years where we had to plead with our mother to take the tree down. it was like valentine's day. it was one of those things where it was warm outside and people would drive by. mom kept the tree up for a very long time. >> i really wanted a cabbage patch doll when they were really hard to get. i still have the cabbage patch. in fact, when i got married, my g

we'd go to woolworth. it was like a five and di dime store. we'd write out who to get gifts for.fts. it was all part of it. i was just as excited to watch everybody opened the gifts i purchased as i was to receive the gifts. >> we always had a real christmas tree growing up. we'd go to a farm down the street from us. my dad would have his hacksaw and he'd chop down the tree. we'd bring it back home. >> one year questi, we had a re. i remember thinking as a kid, why does the house smell? i was allergic to everything under the sun and i was itching. we never had a real tree after that. >> a couple years, we had to plead with our mother to take the tree down. it was like valentine's day. it was one of those things where it was warm outside and people drive by and mom kept the tree up for a very long time. >> i really wanted a cabbage patch doll when they were really hard to get. i still have the cabbage patch. when i was married, my it away. my grandmother was like, it's time to pull li put lily away. i was like, lily has been with me in college. she was like, no, nope. >> there was

they seem to be the most exposed to amazon's entry while players like woolworths, kohl's, are expectedave less of a material impact. waiting on october retail sales for australia, so that will keep them on the radar today. betty: we will be keeping our eye on australia retailers as you mentioned the data coming up your nose or tipping as a free lunch took on a horny meaning in brussels as the breakthrough stumbles on what to do with the irish border. theresa may interrupted lunch with jean-claude juncker to call the northern irish party supports her before announcing no deal. our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays with more. so close, but no cigar. but not there yet. it was pretty surprising because one of the reasons that theresa may, prime minister of the u.k., thejean-claude juncker, commission president, made this lunch is because she was so sure, they were so sure, they would be a look to have this lunch. it is there bit deal. the biggest sticking point now is ireland, because if the u.k. leaves the e.u., well, then, you end up with northern ireland leaving, and the

yesjust nine years ago we lost woolworths. was it nine years ago? . yes. experiences and fun and picking up the products, received a stries from the assistant —— advice from the assistant and if it requires batteries you have been told. the internet doesn‘t deliver those personal bits of information and knowledge that a shop assistant has. it might be a trip being made worthwhile for the child, but for the parent you need good customer service and loads of staff and to be there behind the tills and not chats and actualry serving. —— actually serving. yes at the entertainer we are heavily sfafed and i was at a store yesterday and one mum said, children how long do you want. they meant 16 minutes. you must feelfor the staff, just over 3,000 members of staff waiting to find ute what happens, not knowing if they‘re going to have a job. yes, happens, not knowing if they‘re going to have ajob. yes, we happens, not knowing if they‘re going to have a job. yes, we talk about companies going out of business as though it is just a thing. but actually behind the name

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