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Betty NGUYEN, CNN anchor: "In the news now": the Iraqi president has rejected an important report on Iraq.
He said that the proposal of the Iraqi research group had undermined the sovereignty of the country.
President Talabani said the report was unfair and unjust.
In a live report in Baghdad, we will learn more about the story.
It's in less than two minutes.
The BBC reported that more than nine years after Diana's deadly car accident, new DNA tests showed that Diana's limousine driver was drunk in a Paris car accident. And the "U. K.
The Observer reported on the United States. S.
On the night of Diana's death, the Secret Service was hacking her phone.
The newspaper said the calls had no new knowledge of her death. T. J.
CNN anchor Holmes: A bribery survey and $90,000 of cold, hard cash are stuck in the refrigerator, which is not enough to lose work on behalf of William Jefferson.
Jefferson won 57% of the vote in yesterday's special runoff.
Unidentified man: three, two, one, we have a booster ignition, the space shuttle Discovery lifted off to illuminate the night sky.
After two weather delays, they finally got on the road.
The shuttle took off from Florida last night.
The discovery will be docked at the International Space Station tomorrow, and the crew will do some rewiring work, scheduled for 12-day mission.
Unidentified male: the removal of the Christmas tree was never our intention and the decision was clearly made on behalf of the port. HOLMES: 'Tis --
Seattle airport is obviously not the season.
We will tell you why the Christmas tree was demolished and it was also demolished.
NGUYEN: people are angry about it.
Yes, they are.
NGUYEN: we will share some of themmails with you.
We will discuss this issue later.
But at the CNN Center in Atlanta, it's CNN on Sunday morning.
9: 00 on December 10m.
At six in the morning in Atlanta. m.
They cut down those trees in Seattle.
Good morning to you. I'm T. J. Holmes.
Good Morning, everyone.
I'm Betty's prank.
We would like to thank you for starting a new day from us.
Donald rensfi expressed his gratitude to the army, while an Iraqi leader said he did not thank an important report on the war.
More information about the defense minister's visit to Iraq in a minute, but the first Iraqi president rejected the advice of an influential research group.
Senior International Correspondent Nick Robertson is on the spot with us in Baghdad.
Let's talk about the ISG report and why the Iraqi president is not happy with it.
Actually, doesn't he think it's dangerous, Nic?
Nick Robertson, CNN senior correspondentINT'L.
Reporter: dangerous, unfair and unjust, he said.
Betty, incredibly, this is the most senior Iraqi official who has criticized the report in a very condemned way. He is a Kurd.
Kurds from the north of the country are often very, very supportive of what the United States is doing in Iraq.
So it is very surprising to hear his criticism at this time.
He criticized it because he said it left too much AmericaS.
Too much impact on the Iraqi army;
Military trainers.
'We can do better ourselves, 'he said.
And by bringing the United StatesS.
The sovereignty of the armed forces has undermined the sovereignty of the state.
He said it was unfair. (
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Several Iraq In JALAL: I think Baker
Hamilton is unfair and unfair.
It contains very dangerous provisions that undermine Iraq's sovereignty and constitution. (END VIDEO CLIP)
Roberston: there's some background as well.
Another Kurdish leader in Iraq said that the report of the research team was flawed because a report said that they did not go to talk to the Kurds when they came to Iraq, but more importantly, he said it would take control of local governments such as the Kurdish government, which is placed under central control in Baghdad.
He said it would reduce the impact of Kurds on their oil revenues.
It seems that this is all about oil.
It's all oil fields in the Kurdish region.
It seems that the Kurds have lost control of these oil revenues.
They always wanted to be more independent.
It seems to be a very, very Kurdish complaint about the report of the Iraqi research group, Betty, if you like.
NGUYEN: It's all a matter of the Army, says Donald lensfeld.
In fact, the outgoing defense minister made an unexpected visit.
Tell me what happened?
Robertson: Betty, he has traveled all over the country, perhaps his biggest visit in Iraq, and we have seen the minister of defense participate in this visit.
It happened in a confidential manner.
Even the military spokesman here is aware of the defense minister's visit.
He visited Al Asad air base in western Iraq.
He visited a folk Air Force Base, a huge base about 50 miles north of Baghdad, the main medical facility in Iraq-emergency medical facility.
He visited with the troops there and thanked them.
He also came to Baghdad, met with the troops there, ate with them, and thanked them.
It was a very big trip.
It was a very personal issue and he wanted to thank the general and the commander and personally thank the troops for their efforts and sacrifices here and for the sacrifices of their families, Betty.
NGUYEN: cnn's Nic Robertson joined us live in Baghdad.
Thanks, Nic.
Message from co-
Later this morning, the chairman of the Iraq research group was on the eastern 11 th.
Wolf Blitzer interviewed Lee Hamilton and James Baker.
This was later on the "Late Edition" of eastern 11, just on CNN.
We finally took off.
Spectacular night
It was even the launch time of the space shuttle Discovery.
The Discovery and seven crew members are now heading to the International Space Station, where CNN's Brianna Keilar and the astronauts have more to do. (Start Video)
Unidentified man: three, two, one, we have the booster of the space shuttle Discovery ignited and lifted off, illuminating the night sky.
CNN Correspondent brianna keilar, CNN Sunday morning (voice over)
: After two days of weather delays, space shuttle Discovery went to the International Space Station, where astronauts will take three spacewalks to reconnect some of the equipment of the International Space Station, make way for new science modules to accommodate new solar panels.
This was the first night launch since the 2003 launch of the space shuttle Columbia, when the foam fell off the external fuel tank and damaged the hot tiles, eventually leading to the Columbia 7-member crew.
Unidentified male: The lights are very good when the plume of the host expands, and you can see very good views below the orbiter.
From the point of view of damage, we do not see any results.
KEILAR: only two of the seven astronauts found were in space.
Commander Mike Curbeam Polanksy and mission expert Roger.
In the next six months, Senta Williams is one of the five rookies.
Astronaut sunita williams, space shuttle Discovery: opened the hatch for the first time and could see the Earth with only my sun visor-
You know, the window between me and the earth, I think it would be great.
So I really look forward to it. KEILAR (on camera)
: Also on this discovery mission, the first Swede to enter space, johanster Fuglesang, and the third African, Joan Higinbotham
American women who do this.
At the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, I'm Brianna Keilar. (END VIDEOTAPE)
Holmes: For more information on the shuttle mission and what the crew will do in the next few days, please check out cnn. com/space.
NGUYEN: he, he ,--hold it!
Yes, the Christmas tree at Seattle airport was torn down yesterday because of a complaint.
Kim Holcombe, King of the league, has this story. (Start Video)
King's television reporter kim holcomb (voice over)
This is the busiest time of the year in the sea.
Tac for one reason.
They are here.
HOLCOMB: thousands of families on holiday, but in the symbolic evergreen tree, the purpose of the rush is no longer visible in the terminal.
Airport officials said a huge Christmas tree and other small Christmas trees were removed overnight.
Woman: I think sometimes the voice of ethnic minorities is dominant.
Unidentified male: It's a bit sad that we have to do this now.
It seems to try to please everyone.
Airport officials said it was not a simple complaint.
A rabbi threatened to file a lawsuit if the court did not allow him to hold a public light party next to the trees.
The best way for their Port board to decide is to take them down.
Terry Ann betangu, SEA-
TAC public affairs manager: our focus is on customer service to get our passengers through the airport.
We think that if we can cut down the tree and avoid litigation, because we don't want to file a lawsuit with this person.
We want to reach some solutions.
But this requires some thoughtful discussion, and we hope to have time for a thoughtful discussion.
HOLCOMB: a response to a traveler sending unattended messages to more people.
Unidentified Woman: So for me, taking the Christmas tree just says Christmas doesn't count.
Unidentified male: When will we take off the wreath and when will the winter green tree take off?
HOLCOMB: Many of these symbols are still hanging behind the airline and the rental counter, as well as the Sea-
Tac said they will stay here with more hope. JIM, SEA-
TAC staff: they may come up with their own solution to demonstrate tomorrow.
I think they will bring their own Christmas tree. (END VIDEOTAPE)
NGUYEN: earlier this morning, I spoke to the main players on both sides of the dispute.
That's what they have to say. (
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Patricia Davis
Seattle port Council: we don't have enough time to find a solution to this problem, but because the time is too close, the rabbi told us after several ultimatum, they will sue the port in federal court.
When the commission heard about it on Thursday afternoon, the threat was to sue us at 10: 00 The next day, Friday.
We discuss the fact that we do represent the very diverse population of Kim county in the Pacific Northwest, and in fact, we want to respect all cultures, however, we don't have enough time to address how to adapt to all cultures that may wish to be represented.
Rabbi elazar bogomilsky, moderator "shmoze RADIO": Removing the Christmas tree was never our intention and this decision was clearly made on behalf of the port.
We were all shocked and we were all surprised and, to say the least, we were all shocked by the decision to remove the Christmas tree.
I mean, it's been 25 years since the Christmas tree.
The Christmas tree is a symbol of the spirit of the festival.
People look forward to it.
Thousands of people leave Seattle every day and thousands go home. (END VIDEO CLIP)
Holmes: So, when talking about the holidays, the political correctness is too much.
We have received your reply and read them and they are very attractive.
We got a lot--
Please let them continue.
We will read more about what you have to say on the news show later.
NGUYEN: there are people on both sides, but what I want to say is that nine out of ten are angry at the whole fact that the trees are cut down.
One of the stories you're going to tell.
Here's another story of scratching your head.
Who stole Jesus? (
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Unidentified woman: it is impossible to be a wise man, because one of the wise men has been stolen, so it is impossible to be one of them. (END VIDEO CLIP)
NGUYEN: it's impossible to be one of them. (LAUGHTER)
This is our favorite clip of the past few weeks.
Love: love.
But the children in kindergarten discovered the true meaning of Christmas.
They are raising money for the birth of a stolen Jesus.
We will talk to one of the children.
Later, shoes were the girl's best friend.
And, of course, diamonds.
But now we're talking about shoes.
How about these shoes that can help you find the perfect man?
The shoe psychologist gave us a scoop on how to figure out what type of man you're dating by looking at his kick. (
Business break)
NGUYEN: we're gone.
Yesterday there was a lot of red in the center of Las Vegas;
The 5 k charity event is known as the "Great Santa race" and "Chris Klingle jingle ".
They jingle there.
The $45 registration fee gives each runner £ 5.
A Santa suit and of course a gift bag.
The feeling of helping a good business, you can't put a price tag on it. (
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Because he was stolen.
Man: It's terrible!
Man: Yes.
Can you imagine someone stealing Jesus?
Isn't that terrible?
Man: Yes. (END VIDEO CLIP)
Holmes: this is the worst thing I 've heard in a long time.
You know, it's not right to steal things, but of all the things you're going to steal, how are you going to steal baby Jesus?
Jesus the baby? !
Holmes: this is a crime.
But this is the case.
The vandals destroyed the scene of the birth of Jesus.
Yes, they took baby Jesus.
For the kindergarten of the sacred school, there is too much injustice in all this ---
You can also hear some people in our newsroom getting frustrated with this.
Stephanie Van Duze and some of her classmates replaced the scene of Jesus's birth with money to sell cupcakes.
She was here with her mother Tara this morning.
Good morning both of you.
Thank you for coming.
Nice to meet you.
I'm sorry because someone stole baby Jesus.
Stephanie, you tell me first, what do you think when you hear someone stealing baby Jesus from the scene of Jesus' birth?
Stephanie Van Duze raised money for the birth of Jesus-
Are you not happy about this? VAN DUZER:Yeah.
Can you believe someone did this? VAN DUZER:Yes.
Can you believe it?
Tara Van Duze, Stephen's mother: No, you can't believe it. (LAUGHTER)
Holmes: You can't believe it when I hear it.
What do you think would happen to those who destroyed this scene of the birth of Jesus and stole the baby Jesus?
Go to jail.
They should go to jail. VAN DUZER:Yeah.
Okay, mom.
Tara, you tell me what you think when you hear about this scene of the birth of Jesus. T.
Well, this is very unfortunate.
Stephanie was worried when we saw it in the newspaper on Monday morning.
So I explained it to her.
Let her know that in this world, sometimes we have some bad guys doing bad things.
Holmes: is it really harder for parents?
How old is Stephanie? T.
Stephanie is five years old.
Holmes: I think, explaining to a child something as pure, fun and complete as Christmas, would it be much more difficult for someone to do something like this?
Is this a tricky and difficult thing for all of you? T.
Van Duze: Well, one thing, because you want to keep them innocent and protect them from such things.
But, unfortunately, with TV and newspapers, they will see it on TV.
So I just explained this to her as much as I can and she was very worried that baby Jesus was gone.
And, you know, obviously, she went to school with her classmates and left school.
Stephanie, you tell me what happened at school.
How did you make the plan? What is the plan?
What do you all decide to do?
I think you want to talk about it, though you don't want to talk to me this morning.
Dear, a little shy this morning.
It's okay.
Well, Mom, you tell me, what's this class doing? -
Tell me what they want to help? T.
Van Duze: Sorry, usually we can't keep her quiet.
Apparently, they sell cupcakes at school once a month for 25 cents.
She mentioned to me one morning that she asked if I could give my coin to Little Jesus instead of buying cupcakes?
I said, of course. go ahead.
I didn't think of it until I found out that she had suggested to the teacher.
Like I said, it took off from there.
The kindergarten students are very good.
The rest of the school is in place.
The children are wonderful and all parents should be very, very proud of our children.
Holmes: Stephanie, I will give you the last sentence if you can come up with one for me.
Are you satisfied with the results of all this? T.
Van Duze: Are you satisfied with the results of all this?
Van Duze: solved it. T.
Is the result good? VAN DUZER:Yeah. T. VAN DUZER:OK.
Holmes: Okay.
Mom, I'm glad to have you here. T.
Van DUZER: Thank you very much.
Holmes: I don't know what I will do without you this morning.
Stephanie, and mom Tara. T.
Do you want to say goodbye? VAN DUZER:Bye.
Holmes: Goodbye, everyone. Good job.
I'm glad you guys--
I hate that you have to learn the lesson, but it's a good thing that you all do the right thing.
Merry Christmas. you all had a good time. T.
Thank you. thank you.
Holmes: happy holiday to you. T.
I wish you a happy holiday.
Thank you. thank you. Happy Holidays.
Lesson: class here because mom can save the day, so be sure to take mom with you.
Holmes: Mom just saved the day for me. Thank you, Mom.
NGUYEN: Well, do you think your microwave is really off when you don't heat the food?
You better think about it. (
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Do you know the two points on your microwave?
Man: those two points are the responsibility of three watts. (END VIDEO CLIP)
Vampire Electronics, suck the energy out of your home.
You won't believe you when they are closed because of how much they spent.
NGUYEN: are you looking for your soulmate?
Look down, ladies. That's right.
His shoes.
In 25 minutes, our shoe psychologist will help you analyze your man's sneakers and casual shoes and find out if he is perfect. (
Business break)
NGUYEN: Renault Wolf is now checking out the weather outside with us. (WEATHER REPORT)
Well, we have a real one.
The certificate in life tells you. (
Start Video Editing)
This is McVey's pistol.
He left the "don't drag the note" in his escape car, which was a ticket issued after he was parked because he didn't have a license plate. (END VIDEO CLIP)
Holmes: this is a rare sight of a famous crime scene.
We'll show you the evidence behind the explosion in the city of orcala.
NGUYEN: Also, they may save us some time, but they certainly won't save us any money.
Yes, even in off mode, the cost of your electronics is higher than you think. We'll explain. (
Business break)
NGUYEN: news now: the President of Iraq today rejected the proposal of the Iraqi research group.
President Talabani said the findings were very dangerous for Iraq's sovereignty.
He criticized part of the report, which suggested allowing thousands of former officials of Saddam Hussein's party to serve in the government.
Pay tribute to the troops.
The outgoing US defense secretary, Donald Lombard, announced his gratitude to the United States. S. troops in Iraq.
He told them about the strength of the United States. S.
The army is in the hearts of those who serve.
When his successor, Robert Gates, was sworn in on December 18, rensfe left the office.
Holmes: New Hampshire is a test ground for presidential candidates and a major Test ground.
Today, Democratic Senators Barack Obama and Evan Bayh will make some adjustments to this.
Both are considering a bid for the White House.
A bribery survey and $90,000 of cold and hard cash were stuffed into the fridge, not enough to prevent voters in the state of Louis Anna from voting for William Jefferson.
Jefferson won 57% of the vote in yesterday's special runoff. (
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Unidentified man: three, two, one, we have the booster of the space shuttle Discovery ignited and lifted off, illuminating the night sky. (END VIDEO CLIP)
Holmes: The Space Shuttle Discovery took off from Florida last night and flew to the International Space Station.
The discovery will dock with the space station tomorrow.
Three spacewalks are planned to reconnect the orbital outpost.
If you're a fan of CSI, or just curious about how the FBI's CSI team is dealing with a tricky case like the federal building in the city of oclach, you can.
The evidence of the case is temporarily open to the public at the National Memorial Museum in the city of orramah.
Kyung Lah from CNN and more(
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CNN reporter kuyng lah (voice over)
In the city of Russia, they are dealing with the ruins left over from history.
Some people think it is a potential evidence and catch it.
The students are learning how the FBI is putting the puzzle together to catch the bomber.
FBI bomb technician Barry Black: there is a vehicle identification number on this particular evidence to track the vehicle back to the rental Ryder rental truck, which led to the identity of Timothy McVey.
LA: Barry Black, a FBI bomb technician, pieced together the evidence of the crime scene from the Morra federal building where the 1995 explosion occurred.
Black: It came in from the window, hit the wall, and was found on the floor there by an evidence response team.
Man: Come back! Get back!
We saw the injured people everywhere. . .
LA: Since Timothy mcpeacekeeping and Terry Nichols were convicted in an explosion that killed 168 people, this evidence has been in the FBI's evidence Bank.
It is now on public display for the first time in the National Memorial and Museum of the city of orrama.
Black: only people familiar with 60-
Small TV shows like "CSI" can see the workload, working hours, and the type of expertise needed to actually complete the case.
LAH: from a major FBI case, even after the trial, there is little evidence to show.
This is McVey's pistol.
The "Don't drag" note he left in the escape car, the ticket he issued after parking because he did not have a license plate, resulting in the parking place where he was arrested, the wreckage of a Ryder truck filled with explosives turned into a deadly bomb.
Cary Watkins, Museum Executive Directory: You know, this exhibition was created as a crime scene ---
I mean, as a crime scene investigation
They had to cross the pins and needles in order to solve the problem.
Unidentified woman: Did you go by ambulance or by car?
Fran Ferrari survived the bombing in the City of Oklahoma.
The rescuers held her in the office chair and was seriously injured.
Fran Ferrari, the OKC explosion survivor: it gives me a better idea of the dimensions, how far the impact is, what's going on, but not just me, but there's a lot of other people involved.
Someone like the bleckett and now. -
A national memorial and museum site allows the United States to see how the real-life CSI team has solved one of the largest domestic terrorism cases in history.
CNN reporter Kyung Lah reports from Chicago. (END VIDEOTAPE)
Holmes: American news.
In Fort Myers, Florida, police say a baby boy who was kidnapped at the knife was taken away because his parents owed money to the smugglers.
They said they did not pay the full amount when the parents were brought to the United StatesS.
Illegal entry from Brazil
At first, the police thought a woman had kidnapped the baby, claiming it was her own. (
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Megan Lido, daughter of the missing couple: It's like a nightmare I'm going through.
I just want to wake up from it. (END VIDEO CLIP)
A South Carolina couple is missing and their daughter is eager to get an answer.
The couple left their home in South Carolina early Wednesday to visit their family in Queens, New York.
The couple last met at the Virginia gas station on Wednesday morning.
NGUYEN: Well, in Allen town, Pennsylvania, a huge explosion destroyed three rows of houses. Look at this. -
Local residents told local news lines that the explosion was caused by a gas leak.
No one was killed or seriously injured, thankfully.
However, some residents had to leave in time after they smelled the leading gas.
Like you, many of us just like electronics from flat panel TVs to appliances, gadgets and gadgets.
But it turns out that even with these devices turned off, they could be real energy consumption.
CNN's Gary nunenberg knows more about these vampire electronics. (Start Video)
CNN reporter Gary Nurberg (voice-over)
: The Festival of buying large electronic products may make consumers think Halloween is not Christmas. Think vampires.
ASST Energy Minister Alexander Carlner: it is possible for all devices to become vampire devices, because when they are in standby mode, it is indeed a feature of sucking out extra power.
NURENBERG: for example, this washing machine needs power to keep the electronic keyboard ready even if it looks completely off.
Alan Mel of Lawrence Berkeley NATL lab: it consumes about two Watts in standby.
Alan Meyer has been working on vampire electronics for years.
Maier: every family has 10 to 50 such products, which adds up to the equivalent of a month of your electricity bill.
NURENBERG: insert this DVD player that does not play the DVD into the electric energy meter, showing the consumption of 11.
Power on 32 watts.
But I turned it off and now it's 6 watts.
NURENBERG: because of the need for "instant on", closing does not mean closing.
Even Mel will be surprised.
These electric toothbrushes do not consume much power. . .
But plug in the meter.
Well, I was wrong. Here --
This electric toothbrush is about 1.
8 watts, so the electricity consumption is about $2.
Nunenberg: Meles's home computer is right next to it.
This is 65 watts.
Do you know the two points on your microwave?
These two points are the reason for the three watts. GEORGE W.
US President George w. Bush: We want our organization to remove vampires. . .
Nunenberg: President Bush ordered the federal government to buy no more than 1 watt of spare products.
California prohibits the sale of equipment that uses more than three watts but is used nationwide. . .
Catherine Kennedy, Committee for the conservation of natural resources: the federal government has not yet set standards for these, and we need some new laws to do that.
The manufacturer believes this will increase the cost of the product. (on camera)
: Energy experts suggest simply unplug the appliance or use 21st century garlic or stakes ---
A power strip that can kill several vampires at the same time.
Your electricity bill may cost a lot of money.
CNN, Gary nunenberg, Washington. (END VIDEOTAPE)
Now you know.
Well, ladies, it's better to listen to this as well, especially since casual shoes, sneakers, and in-house shoes have a big impact on your men.
Yes, you can really know if you're dating a straight person.
Old forward-
Only by looking at his shoes formed values.
I don't know, Betty.
NGUYEN: Actually, we're going to check it out. J. 's shoes.
I don't know, Betty.
I don't know that.
NGUYEN: When we talk to the shoe psychologist, look at what it says to him.
This is CNN's next show on Sunday morning. (
Business break)(Start Video)
Announcer: John Wood, a former Microsoft executive, founded
After hiking in Nepal, the profit organization reads the space.
John Wood, founder, CEO room read: they have 450 students in this school, but about 15 books in the library are all backpackers.
Announcer: Wood found the mission to educate developing children around the world.
What was the beginning?
The number of emails asking for donations from 100 friends has expanded to non-
Working with rural communities to build profits for libraries and schools.
Wood: there are people all over the world who will tell you why you shouldn't follow your dreams, and I think a lot of people who follow your passion are respectful of not listening to critics.
Announcer: in just six years, "reading space" has built more than 200 schools and 3,000 libraries.
Wood: We have grown from one country to seven, and we are all very focused on reaching as many children as possible in the developing world. (END VIDEOTAPE)
Holmes: So, it's time to find out on cnn what you clicked on this morning. com?
Nicole: Nicole Lapin is everywhere.
She has the most popular online story here.
Good morning, CNN reporter Nicole Lapin.
Good morning, Betty.
Well, you can bet that people are still talking about the night launch of the space shuttle Discovery.
"Did you miss it?
Or do you want to see it again?
Well, it's there and you can see it online.
Discovery was released last night.
The space shuttle is 12-
Travel one day to the International Space Station and launch it for four years on its first night.
This is already the top 10 most popular list for the whole morning and is still there: New details about Princess Diana's death.
Now, the new DNA proves that her limo driver was drunk the night she was killed.
According to The Observer, on the night of Diane's death, the Secret Service was bugging her phone.
Stories about what people bought on eBay and how much they spent are the most popular stories online at the moment.
Forty years ago, the first record of "Velvet Underground", a record, first purchased for 75 cents, was just sold on eBay for over $150,000.
So who will buy it?
This is what we want to know.
All we know is that this person's net name is "mechaddy ".
"So look at cnn if you want to know more details. Most popular.
NGUYEN: That's right.
Lapin: On that note.
Holmes: You're right. I'm mechaddy.
I'm sure that's what he thought.
Lapin: "mechaddy", I think ".
You can go to CNN. com.
Okay, thanks Nicole. NGUYEN:Gotcha. (
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Woman: Is this true?
Your watch and ring, fast.
Woman: Oh.
Man: And your Manolo blannix.
Woman: What? No! (END VIDEO CLIP)
Oh, no, not shoes.
You know, it's a priceless property for women, how sweet the perfect shoes are.
Like the scene in Sex and the city, it's really hard for them to give up, but what if a shoe can help you find a perfect man? Yep, it's true.
Women can understand the character of their date by looking at his shoes. T. J.
We don't agree, but let's invite an expert, shall we?
Now joining us is Megan Cleary, author of the perfect fit: Your Shoe's evaluation of you.
"Thank you for being with us today.
Megan Cleary: Thank you.
NGUYEN: Well, let's start right away, can you really determine what kind of character a person has by looking at his shoes?
Of course. Absolutely. It's really --
This is the script of the old saying your mom always told you on a date.
If you want to know a man, just look at his shoes.
But isn't that just the first impression?
I mean, when you first met him, he might want to make you think he was a great person, but then when he put on his sneakers, probably not the same person.
CLEARY: Well, you know, a person is never really comfortable wearing a shoe that doesn't really express his personality, so the risk of this happening is low. Guys. . . NGUYEN:T. J.
Hesitant about this.
So let's get started, Megan.
Let's talk about shoes.
Let's start with the wingtip.
What does this mean?
Yes, wingtip.
We have wingtips here. That --
This is someone who really wants to impress you. He is --
He does everything.
He will take you to the best restaurant in town.
Your table will be the best.
This is the man, you know. -
Most leaders in the world wear wingtips. . .
NGUYEN: but in business, isn't that part of the uniform?
CLEARY: "W" will wear him when he is not in cowboy boots. Sorry?
But isn't that part of the uniform in the business world?
Don't you want them to wear that?
CLEARY: It's part of the uniform, you know, they're very serious in the business world.
They want to be taken seriously.
So if he comes on a date. .
NGUYEN: I have to ask you these shoes, though, because I always want to know.
When you see a three-year-old manquarter boot.
What is it?
Kerry: threequarter boot.
This is a man of the bucks convention in his own way.
He was a bit traditional, but he actually attended the conference in his own way.
It's a way, you know, he can put his trouser legs down and it looks like a custom shoe, but the boots are still there if he lifts it up so he keeps his personality
NGUYEN: it would be interesting, I can imagine.
I don't know. maybe not.
Would you mind the penny slip and Penny inside?
CLEARY: the coin inside is really from the old school, but the guy who bought the coin, he's a straight man.
Traditional, family, work.
This is his values.
He is not a flashy man.
He's very modest, you know. going guy?
Hey: and the blockage?
Blockages. The clog man --
Now, usually a wooden clog person is such a person, you know, he is wearing these clothes for his profession, he is a surgeon, he is like Mario Batali
If he doesn't wear it professionally, it's a bit of a spiritual person.
He is usually very interested in the environment and environmental reasons.
NGUYEN: and the Chuck Taylor family.
Many of them wear this.
Chuck Taylor's family.
NGUYEN: I wear them all. CLEARY:Classic.
I wear this too.
They are very comfortable and interesting.
It's a bit of an inner rebel, even if he's wearing them, you know, attending a parent-teacher meeting.
He was a bit rebellious.
Many rock stars wear these.
NGUYEN: running shoes.
But who has no pair?
Shoes: running shoes.
This is a very direct person. he is very active. he is on the journey.
He is very practical and interesting, but he is not stupid.
NGUYEN: OK, we need to enlarge the size of T. J. Very fast.
Hope you have a monitor there and you can look at the shoes he is wearing today, please note that he just wiped them clean and clean two seconds ago.
Oh, he just took them out for me? Wow!
He wanted to impress so he had an Oxford University here, but it was a square toe.
This is a little avant-garde-
It is also important to think about and the fact that he takes care of his shoes.
Oh, he just bought it yesterday.
Don't let that fool you.
I'm joking. I'm joking.
But what shoes are you looking? -
Will the woman say "Oh, he's a Tramp?
"Do I know you're a loser? NGUYEN:T. J. !
Holmes: No, I mean, you're talking about personality, but how does she know if she's a winner or a loser?
Most importantly, T. J.
How do men take care of their shoes.
Whether he is in a jam or in a sports shoe.
How did he take care of them?
Do you have any new laces?
Are the sneakers well maintained?
Is Clog polished?
That's it--
Because that's how he took care of you.
NGUYEN: You know, women around the world would be happy if you could find a solution to this problem.
You say shoes can decide men, but can shoes really change men?
So if we want to make our men more upright and more traditional, you can say, just today, can you put on those cheap bento shoes?
Will this change him? HOLMES:Oh, gee.
Isn't that great?
Just shoes, will this be a magical change?
Well, you know, the thing is once you and one of you really--
Sometimes you can use your influence. . .
Oh, this is just. . .
Cleary: If you lead him to the shoes you want.
He will--
He will go there and he will make some other changes in the wardrobe as well. NGUYEN:See, T. J.
We are very sad about all this.
He's really leaving.
I'm leaving.
But there is a question about him. He wears boots.
What does this tell you? .
He wears boots?
What boots? The three-quarter?
Holmes: I have cowboy boots at home.
Cowboy boots.
Oh, he's wearing cowboy boots?
He's a cowboy boot man.
Oh, great.
They are really interesting.
People who like ropes, steering wheels, or running companies. You know?
They have done things well, they are very active and very interesting.
Hey: Okay.
This is very interesting.
Megan Cleary, author of the perfect fit, we thank you for your time today.
Jiali: Thank you.
NGUYEN: We don't want you to go anywhere because you don't want to miss the smallest grand piano in the world.
The sound of this tiny, tiny instrument. -
This appears in the "water cooler. "(
Business break)
Holmes: It's time to check out Howard Kurtz in Washington and see CNN's Reliable Sources (INAUDIBLE).
Good morning, Howard.
Good morning, sir.
Howard Kurtz, reliable source: Good morning, you two.
Next, after a very difficult week on the Iraq issue, White House spokesman Tony snowfield raised questions about his often controversial relationship with the media, why did he attack NBC's David Gregory for challenging him at the Baker?
Hamilton reports why his boss is not always keen on dealing with journalists.
We will also talk to top commentators about doubts about the house's coverage of the Mark welfare page scandal and why Mary Cheney's pregnancy caught her in a media exchange of fire with same-sex marriage.
Is this really fair?
All of this, and more information from reliable sources.
Look forward to it.
Thank you, Howard.
Holmes: It's 10: 00 eastern time.
Next is Wolf Blitzer and late edition at 11: 00, then the war at 1: 00 this week.
So when we go in, keep watching CNN-
Learn more about the story of the day.
NGUYEN: Ah, yes, the moment we were all waiting, the "water dispenser ".
Yes, we just--
Here, when we browse the news of strangers we meet on the news day, give you a gift.
NGUYEN: Yes, first of all, you have to look at this and listen. (PIANO MUSIC)
There was no voice over that voice.
This is the actual note that is considered to be the smallest, complete grid in the world
Big piano.
Yes, Sega's latest toy.
It may be small, but not cheap, 88-
The key miracle will be sold--
Excuse me, did I see it right? -$400,000 --in April? NGUYEN:Four-Hundred dollarsHOLMES:Four-Hundred dollarsOK. NGUYEN:Four-hundred-thousand --wow.
Holmes: I put thousands in it.
Sorry, I put thousands in it.
NGUYEN: that's different.
Now take a look at this, and I think, for every new dad who hates to drag a cute diaper bag, salvation is right in front of him.
It was produced by Pascal bags in Richmond, Virginia, for £ 175.
Holmes: OK, this macho diaper bag made of recycled truck inner tires.
I think it looks like rubber.
Holmes: So, when you and junior touch the diesel on the road with power in your Big Horn, whatever it is, it will look great.
NGUYEN: when it comes to masculine taste, you will find that the most popular men in Egypt will be very popular. Wow.
This is the annual meeting of the beard club.
Holmes: I 've been asking for this road, but they won't let me go in the air.
Members of the exclusive club began to get together 20 years ago.
The unique and smooth beard makes it easy for them to be recognized by celebrities in Cairo.
NGUYEN: Listen to me, a member of parliament said that once he suddenly appeared in an administrative office of the government saying it was "King of beard ".
"Well, the minister immediately approved his meeting.
The power of the beard.
Holmes: The power of the beard.
Now, of course, we want to go back to our problems today.
Throughout the morning, we are asking you what you think about the holiday.
PC holiday because it's gone too far?
This is, of course, after the story of Seattle.
They cut down the Christmas tree because of the rabbi's complaint. . .
NGUYEN: and want to put a menorah next to it. -an eight-
Foot menorah, please note that he will sue if it is not fixed within 24 hours.
So they took everything down and that's all you have to say. Got those e-mails in hand.
There are many here.
Cindy's first one, she said it was easy, and since the rabbi stole Christmas, Grinch could officially retire.
"Yes, next is Alison from Florida," I celebrate the festival of light, and I must tell you how I was shocked by how the rabbi had such an unpleasant smell of the Christmas tree rising.
Although I do not celebrate Christmas, I believe that holiday decorations are just holiday decorations, and they do not represent the religious or spiritual aspects of Christianity in any case.
Threatening to file a lawsuit, unless someone has filed menorah, will only ruin the whole idea of happy holidays!
NGUYEN: Well, Steve from New York said, "Why not allow menorah to be tolerated and disposed?
I think the airport is intentional.
Respond to this situation and make improper criticisms of the rabbi.
Holmes: Finally Tim said, "I think the airport is doing the right thing in terms of removing the Christmas tree.
In fact, we are a society with a high degree of religious diversity, but in the public space, the symbol of Christianity dominates.
Airports, shops, schools and other public places should find a better way to represent our religious diversity. . .
"This is Tim wishing us a happy holiday.
"NGUYEN: when it comes to holidays, it feels very similar in such cold weather outside.
Renault Wolf checked this. Hi there. (WEATHER REPORT)
Okay, thank you, Reynolds.
Followed by reliable sources, followed by the latest version and this week's war, so don't go anywhere.
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NGUYEN: I wish you all a good time.
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