breezy at times, winds out of the south and southwest, gusting to 20. be ready for that showers on the horizon, west earn maryland, west virginia they will march through late to mid- afternoon. be ready for the possibility of showers much of this will probably fall apart as it approaches the 95 corridor, we will at least gather showers in the forecast later today, cooler and dryer air will start to move in later tonight as the frontal system pushes east. here is your forecast plenty of clouds around. mild today, 60 your daytime high. winds out of the south gusting to 20 miles per hour. all right alison, couple minutes we will look at the weekend forecast. back to you. new this morning, the search for a missing 10-year- old boy in dc police still have not released his name we do know he is an african american boy he stands 4'0" tall, weighs between 90 and 108 pounds last

seen yesterday afternoon he was wearing blue pants blue sweater command post is set up in 5500 block b street in southeast. update on an accident involving a dc cab and metro bus this happened in the 3800 block 12th street northeast, police say this all started late last night when a taxi cabin spector was chasing a cab. the driver of that cab, ran a red light crashed into the bus the bus driver and five passengers were all hurt, all expected to be okay. our big story this morning defense secretary, at an official ceremony in baghdad. he is shutting down the 9 year war there. >> pentagon chief is formally retiring the flag of forces in iraq. more on the symbolic ceremony live in arlington near the pentagon good morning stacy. >> good morning. this has been a long time coming certainly president obama has been active in the

draw down and discussing the end of the war, end of this year. today's ceremony was more of a ceremonial end of the war. it was important, he go out there and show the troops this was indeed conclusion of a nine year war that cost america, $800 million, injured 32,000, the u.s. forces flag was lowered and cased they wrapped it around the flag pole and draped it in camouflage when he addressed the crowd he said it was important this war was fought because it was a movement toward getting iraq toward a democracy on the path to democracy. as we confront strategic challenges of the future, we will never forget, lessons of war. nor will we ever forget the sacrifices of the more than 1

million men and women, of the united states armed forces, who served in iraq, and the sacrifices of their families. now though negotiations continue between the u.s. and iraq on future relationship one thing is clear remaining 8,000 troops in iraq are expected to be home before end of the month reporting live stacy cohen back to you. >> thank you very much. >> if you want congress to extend the payroll tax cut you are not alone 6 of 10 people surveyed in a new poll want it renewed nearly all americans seem to be fed up with the mitt call scene as aiynsley earheart tells us this comes as lawmakers work to avoid a possible government shut down. >> we work very hard, we are close to an agreement on every single issue, and i just hope

that we can work this out and get our bill passed. >> while they have different views, both democrats and republicans are working to avoid a partial government shut down temporary bill keeping agencies open expires saturday >> we all work together to bring this thing to a proper conclusion. >> if we have a reasonable agreement, with the republicans on funding the government we should seize that opportunity and do it, and not hold it up >> congressional leaders struggling to clear three critical year end bills one piece of legislation would extend, expiring social security payroll tax cuts and benefits for long term unemployed another is long term spending measure and the third a $362 million defense bill some lawmakers suggest harry reed is holding up the progress. >> american people want us to come here and do our job. you see time after time after time again the house is doing

our job, passing our bills and just pile up on harry reed's desk. >> democrats disagree. >> if anyone is holding this hostage it is the other side. >> republicans are posing the possibility of a back up measure after the money runs out friday. in the race for the white house, fox news hosts a debate tonight the last one with all the republican hopefuls before the iowa caucus next month and comes as newt gingrich has peaked in the polls. others are gaining in iowa. tonight's debate from iowa airs on the fox news channel 9:00 p.m. some top stories we are following here in our area now, new developments on a murder and rape imvest gas going on more than a decade today -- investigators will announce a

new eve -- investigation going on for more than a decade. a new search will be unvailed this morning for the potomac rapist, they will unvail a new website attacks took place in montgomery county in the early 90s ending with a murder in 1998. dc councilman harry thomas junior settling with the federal government on a big debt from his college days he owed, lewis state university $16,000 since early 80s he agreed to a plan for repaying that debt, the councilman is accused of funneling federal court -- funneling $300,000 in city money for his personal use. more tax troubles for former mayor marion barry the irs filed a lien against his home in southeast for not paying last year's income taxes. the washington times first

reported on the lien last night this is not the first time the irs has come after barry he is still paying on income tax dating back more than a dekate. >> -- decade. >> google is making history with what is believed to be the largest ever corporate grant devoted to ending slavery the company says 27 million people are currently trapped in forced labor around the world. >> google is donating $11.5 million to several organizations including slavery footprint.org the website and ap serve to raise awareness and as a call for action. lauren demarco has more on that. >> reporter: 27 million people, tough to thing about, harder to imagine because most of us hopefully, are so far removed from it in our daily lives where at least you would thing so. according to people behind slavery footprint.org at least three slaves are involved in manufacturing each smart phone that can be said for many

household items, the website and ap provide a quick and easy way you can help while shopping this holiday season. the reality of it is jarring, clothes in your closet, products inside your medicine cabinet. your favorite if he can gadgets may contain -- tech gadgets, may contain fabrics or components made by those in forced labor. the sad fact is they are everywhere. one that was troubling for me the sparklies in your make up are likely mined by kids. >> reporter: i spoke with alison the u.s. state department which helps fund slavery footprint.org you take a survey, calculating your carbon footprint instead of evaluating your impact on the environment. >> you find out how many slaves work for you to support your

lifestyle over a calendar year. >> the result is heart breaking >> chef i spend every day at work fighting slavery i go home and take the slavery footprint, survey and i have 92 slaves working for me. >> the idea is not to boycott officials say most major brands have done a good job battling sweat shops what they don't know is where the supplies come from the goal is to encourage companies to look into their supply chains. we think there is a solution here not the problem, the reality is most of the slavery we are looking at is below the commodities market level and the savings of enslaving someone are not passed up to the businesses the risk is and consumers, if they talk to and let companies know i am buying your product i love your product and thinking about slavery i am asking you to thing about it too when sourcing your product it can set people free around the world. >> after you take the survey

select the brands you use, send them a preformatted letter, download the slavery footprint phone ap it works alongside of facebook you can send a note while in the store or restaurant it doesn't cost you anything the federal government clearly believes it will help. >> i think it absolutely will. companies are spending millions of dollars to find out what we care about how to market to us this is a chance to use consumerism for good in a way that helps everybody. >> slavery footprint.org launched in september their goal was to see 150,000 users for the year they have already had more than 900,000 hits, the ap by the way is free available for android and iphone users. tony alison back to you. >> thank you lauren now that is a good ap. that is great. helps keep you more informed and hopefully, helps end slavery. all right thank you. >> coming up next fox 5 morning news you might not know it the

merry-go-round that sits on the national mall, most of us have seen it, it has a rich history from the civil rights movement. maureen. >> reporter: alison and tony we will talk with the author of a new book talks about significance of carousel, you probably pass it a million times but it has a point inapt part plays a role in -- poignant part it plays a role in history. learn about it after the break over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year

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welcome back, august 1963, reverend martin luther king junior made his i have a dream speech. >> a tiny little girl was seated on a merry-go-round outside baltimore and became the symbol for the long struggle for civil rights, maureen has more on this fascinating story it is where you are amazing i love this story maureen. >> reporter: it is.

you know what alison i have passed this carousel a million times, never knew the rich history behind it this carousel came from baltimore, where really the civil rights movement some people say in baltimore was sparked by what happened at that park. i want to show you this book called round and round together taking a merry-go-round ride together into the civil rights movement by amy mason who is here with me the author of this book thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> first question, how does this carousel play a role in the civil rights movement. >> august 28th, 1963, the same day as the march on washington was the first day this amusement park in baltimore maryland dropped segregation and a little girl, 11 months old she was the first african american girl to go for a ride on this merry-go-round >> now it is on the national mall where we can all ride it,.

>> yeah, you know, just a few hours after she took her ride martin luther king gave her famous i have a dream speech talking about wanting there to be a day when black children and white children would treat each other as brothers and sisters, 40 miles away sharon was riding the merry-go-round with two little white kids on either side of her having a great time there was no problem whatsoever. >> what is happen being the occupy protest and what was seen in the middle east you tie that in together, talking about the little things that can spark a movement. >> i use the story of the end of segregation at that amusement park to give an overview of the civil rights movement as a whole and over the s used nonviolent course of the nearly 10 years that it took to integrate this park and relevant to what is going on with the occupy people, they are trying to find what strategies they want to use. whey did you want to -- why

did you want to write this book? looking at you i wouldn't thing you would be interested in a story like this of course you make presungs and you are often wrong but why did you want the write this. >> i grew up in baltimore lived not far from this amusement park and didn't realize the significance of the august 28th connection between this and merry-go-round and the smithsonian i thought that is an maizing story when i found out and it gives people a way to have a personal link to that era, because when you ride this merry-go-round you know the story what it took to make this merry-go-round one that anyone could ride and gives you a chance to feel you understand a little bit about it. also riding a merry-go-round you circle round and round and get nowhere that must have been what it felt like for civil rights protestors. >> our photographer pointed that out as we were driving here and talking about this story i want to talk more about

your book which features an at the doe tall side bars. yeah, i found wonderful photos from the sun and archives that here maryland, college park and african newspapers in baltimore just wonderful archival photos not only of the protest at the amusement park but what was going on in baltimore from the is 1930s on. >> there was a lot of young people. >> that was so interesting the young people really pushed the pressure along from the 30s up to the 1960s young people leading the way. >> again the book is called round and round together taking a merry-go-round ride into the civil rights movement, author amy mason, thank you for writing such a fascinating book

it gives you a look into history i don't think a lot of people thought about. >> yeah, and then you can take a ride on this merry-go-round. it was so much fun. >> it is. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> alison and tony back to you. >> never will we look at that carousel again. >> something i did not know. thank you maureen. appreciate it. >> thieves take aim at a local liquor store overnight surveillance video police want you to see. >> celebrities among the big spenders looking to own a piece of e his beth taylor's jewellery collection. >> what -- elizabeth taylor's jewellery collection. >> what kim kardashian bought. we did some sushi rolling, some grilling and we ate believe me we ate now the chef is going to show us some of his fancy tricks i may take a crack at it but don't want to

embarrass myself too much you can be a part of this come out and enjoy getting a one on one lesson with the chefs with their be the chef program here at dulles town center pgh >> i want to see annie try that. >> do you? >> here is today's trivia question what was oprah winfrey's first name supposed to be before it was miss spelled on her birth certificate ... the answer is coming up fox 5 morning news is back after the break. >> i have known someone who called her oprah. >> that is not right ♪

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the suspects in this video, they pulled guns and robbed fairfax liquors on pennsylvania avenue, southeast earlier this month if you can identify the oners dc police would -- robbers dc police would like to talk to you. >> rescuers say seven trapped miners in idaho overnight, they got trapped in one of the deepest under ground mines in the united states working more than a mile beneath the surface when a rock burst collapsed the line called lucky friday mine the last of them were safely taken out of the mine early this morning one is in the hospital but expected to be okay. disturbing allegations, a university of vermont from a certainty temporarily -- temporarily suspended, when a survey asked members who they would like to rape. a student reported it to school officials, campus police currently are looking into whether an actual crime has been committed a petition to shut down the fraternity

chapter has turned up on the internet. >> pop culture to politics google is out with a list of the most popular web searches of the year next. maryland man proving he may be a true contender for the world heavy weight title. dave ross sits down with him after the break. >> first, holiday greetings from members of our military stationed overseas. >> first class andrew, currently stationed in korea, i would like to wish my wife, two daughtertwo sons merry christmas and happy new year hope you guys are doing all well there in fort bellfor virginia 

fansover late elizabeth taylor are also big spenders one of the big spenders we are talking about, kim kardashian. paying more than $64,000 do you hear me for one of her bracelets tmz reporting that. she snatched up three jade and diamond we thinkles, christy's -- bangles, christy's auction house in new york has been auctioning off her belongings for the past week. her jewels have brought in record setting sales. google is out with an annual list of popular searches for 2011 in the u.s. >> they have broken them down to various searches, the biggest one is rebecca black

teenage singer. >> justin bieber number one for popular people, followed by kim kardashian. >> she is everywhere >> i am just so sick of it i am in the grocery store check outline every other magazine some times almost every magazine she is on the cover. >> what are they talking about now? >> anything related to the kardashians now one of the sisters may sell her baby to kim. >> really? >> one of them. >> oh, you are reading those magazines. >> i just see them in the line >> i have a way to solve the fiscal deficit, tax the kardashians at 100%. >> i like it. all right. 49 degrees, in for a mild day enjoy the next couple hours because temperatures will really surge here next few hours here,. that's right. >> so the rain thing. >> yes. >> when is that going to

happen? >> let's take a look at it. future cast, mid-to late afternoon is the answer 2, 3, 4:00 p.m. >> showers. >> scattered showers. >> okay. >> this is not a wash out. >> okay good. >> don't be too worried about it. >> 49 here in washington. winning number, annapolis, 52 quantico, frederiksburg, 50 for you culpepper temperatures on the mild side, highs pushing 60 here in washington even with cloud cover we have a good wind out of the south and southwest, ahead of our cold front this will help usher in warmer temperatures just for today, all right current wind speed again gusting close to 20 later today breezy at times, 12 your current win washington, 1 quantico -- 12 quantico,. here is your front, mention after a little sunshine, 1 or 2 of us are getting a little sunshine, clouds are lower over the next couple hours, rain

showers will move in, thinking all morning has been rain showers will have a tendency to fall apart as they push further east, western maryland you might pick up a quarter inch of rain as you get closer to the district, maybe a 10th of an inch of rain not a whole lot later this afternoon, timing may be 2, 3, 4. cooler and dryer air will filter in behind it after joint highs upper 50s. low 60s back near 50 tomorrow and cooler for the weekend. >> your future cast and 3:00 p.m. picking up a couple scattered showers not going to do a great job showing you where the showers will develop you get the idea, scattered showers later this afternoon one or two tonight before we clear things out quiet things down for the first part of friday. mostly cloudy, breezy, mention showers, 60 your daytime high, enjoy it, 15 degrees, above what we would consider normal. winds out of the south, 20, clear out late, probably wake up with a little sunshine

tomorrow, cloud up again as the frontal system, rides to the south and east, could bring showers late in the day, night, generally washington south and east and then the weekened should be just fine sunshine saturday and sunday, seasonably cool high temperatures, in the mid-40s. all right. let's look at weather alison tony back to you guys. all right. tucker thank you. big night for dc boxing last saturday's capital show down, several local fighters scored big wins. >> one of them is maryland's own seth mitchell he showed why he is a real heavy weight contender, dave ross is here with seth and his trainer, to talk about the big debut on a national stage. it was a good fight. >> yes, it was tony and alison. historic night for dc boxing to see lamont peterson and seth mitchell do what they did on a national stage it was epic i was there, seth mitchell thank you for coming in andre hunter,

trainer extraordinary in here this morning as well gentlemen. let's get your thoughts, sethly start with you, just having the dc crowd being in that atmosphere for the first time having michael buffer be the ring announcer what was it like for you. >> it was a surreal moment, walking out there, having the crowd you know screaming for me, try to you know block it all out because i have a job to do that is go in there and win the fight but it didn't really soak in until i went home the next day and watched it on tv and watched it -- to have them introduce me but the atmosphere was crazy it is cool i am glad i went out there and put on a good performance for the crowd. >> how do you keep them focused when you've got the hometown crowd, michael buffer in there and the pomp and circumstance how do you keep him focused.

>> sethis disciplined. he knows the job ahead of him we just do what we do stay on our game plan and follow it. >> let's talk about the fight. this was a guy who had a pretty good international pedigree, 30 and 3 coming in there. this was no slouch a big time step up in competition. tell me what you told him end of the first round, seth won that first round you didn't like something you saw. >> what i saw was probably about -- it wasn't bad, but, every round we want to win we want to make a statement, especially at the end of the round some fans just tend to remember beginning of the round. >> sure. >> he got in touch with a couple shots they weren't hard i was like no, don't give me this at this time i told him don't lapse off. >> seth he filed, didn't hurt you though >> he didn't hurt me but we went over and over, during training camp to keep my left hand up and it is something i have to continue to work on it

is a bad habit i have and he touched me with the right hand but i didn't really feel it that much. >> i would say, you suched him with the right hand as well. tell me what you are thinking here, is it a seek and destroy mission at this point. >> absolutely i consider myself a boxer puncher i don't go out there necessarily looking for knock outs when i see the opportunity i am like shock in the water once i caught him with that left hook i saw i had dazed him i jumped on him i hit him with the right hand and hit him again i was thinking to myself you ain't going to put your hands up. right hand through the left hand upper cut it was a good night. >> i was there for the post fight, press conference, oscar dela hoya, you clearly impressed him. he has seen you before obviously but he said this is the future of the heavy weight division i know everyone is talking about somewhere down the road but that is somewhere

down the road what is next andre? what would you like to see seth move up to next. >> just the fight, better competition and big venues keep rolling from there. >> when you say big venues, seth is dc the next venue can we see more big time boxing from seth may ham mitchell in dc. >> absolutely. i love fighting here like i said the atmosphere was crazy. it was electric in there, so if i can bring back you know boxing peter son he did a great job i was so happy for him. i actually watched his fight, and i kept rewinding the part. it sent chills through my body. if we can bring back exciting fights to dc and maryland, that will be great i would love to be a part of it. >> you guys did your part on saturday night. seth mayhem mitchell the next

american heavy weight champion we cannot wait for that day thanks for coming in. we cant wait to see more of these guys in the near future back over to you tony and alison. >> we always knew it. now everybody knows it. well, it has been 200 years since the war of 1812 now you can soon hold a piece of history in your hand coming up a look at new coins, commemorating the 200th anniversary of the star spangled banner. >> plus you can cook like a pro have you ever wanted to make a flaming onion volcano. >> intentionally? >> that's right. annie takes us to benny hanna for a look at cooking. >> what was oprah winfrey's birth name supposed to be before it was misspelled on her birth certificate the champ said c you would want to go with c too.

fox 5 morning news -- tucker you onboard with c tony. >> i am onboard with b. >> i am going with c too we will be right back 

checking wall street, stock exchange opened up in new york, 10 minutes ago the dow is up 123 points, this comes after three days of losses, strong unemployment report that came out an hour ago, showing lots of people filed for benefits, dow up 121 points now. alison the nash fall retail federation revised its holiday retail sales forecast, says it expects more than $469 billion to be spent this november and december. less than last year's gain but above the average increase over the past 10 years. u.s. mint has unvailed two new coins to celebrate the 200th an verse i of the writing

of the star spangled -- an verse i of the the writing of the star spangled banner, on the left, the coin with lady liberty on the left. fort mcenry in the background. on the right the gold coin showing the battle of baltimore from battle of 1812 they will go on sale in march. all right know anyone with a green thumb? up next, christmas less than two weeks out we will take a look at affordable gifts for the gardener in your life. hey, derek. >> hey. then if you are looking to beef up your cooking skills annie yu is learning about a unique oh, i thought it was a knife. >> be careful. >> don't touch the griddle. >> we will be back. >> griddle or grill. >> grill. >> she will break something ♪ making your way in the world today ♪

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just about a week left to pick out gifts for everybody on your holiday list, you can make any gardener on that list happy with gifts that are affordable. derek thomas joins us with great ideas hello. >> how are you. >> happy holidays >> we have only got a few days left. >> i know. >> what i wanted to do today is these are a few of my favorite gifts. >> love it >> first and foremost we have a wonderful wonderful book, that is put out by risoli publishing, preston bailey's flowers talk about inspiration, during the winter months. look at that. i mean can you just imagine on a grey winter day, taking a look at a beautiful floral horse like that and getting some inspiration in your garden. you can still get it. plants, gift plants like this, cyclamen will continue to give to the person that you give the gift to, for years to come.

this, once the flowers are done clip them off you get new growth and flowers, psych la men will go dormant -- cyclamen will go dormant then it will come back. >> this is a good cause breast cancer foundation put out pink gardening tools, this gift set was only $13. >> wow. >> wonderful prices. >> yeah. >> window herbs, fabulous fabulous gift they will live all winter long, on the ledge in your window sill and in the spring what you can do is divide out the herbs, you've got thyme, sage put these into the garden after you have the whole winter harvesting them. >> you know, if your gardener has everything, give them a container of rocks, they will know what to do with it. use it to decorate the top of

containers, what have you. fabulous gift idea only $4. >> that is something you could use to add a little pop. >> add that pop. absolutely. >> right there. >> this gift i love it love it love it $30. >> i don't like artificial plants but this is a preserved box wood you get three miniature top areas you can take them out of the container if you wanted, i think this one over here is a little looser e. take it out -- take it out to display it in different places, once a month, spritz it with water, no other care required. >> i love this store that you got this at i think we are all familiar with it, the store you get discounted things okay it is home goods did it come with instructions i would assume this was fake. >> it came with instructions a little tag all you have to do is keep it out of direct sunlight and spritz it once a month

>> i love it too. >> just thinking forward to spring, this is a great little kit to get the kids involved for christmas this would be a perfect stocking stuffer, peat pellet that will expand plant oregano seed and it is a wonderful little gift box. >> wrapped nicely. >> packaged perfectly. >> these are all great ideas, that is your favorite this one is my face-to-face. >> even if you are cooking. >> -- favorite. >> even if you are cooking. >> a little oregano, thyme. >> he has had great ideas too. if you have ever eaten at a benny hanna restaurant you know the chefs have smooth moves, annie yu is at their dulles location to find out more about their be the chef training program. almost annie almost.

good. yeah, show off okay. these are just the safeway to go. ida joins me again the restaurant manager before we go into some of the promotional stuff, the chef will show me some tricks this is one of the most popular ones we will start with this volcano one. >> what is the secret to unlayering this. >> hold it. >> okay. okay. got it. all right. >> chef how long have you been doing this work here? >> almost four years. >> four years. >> yes. >> how long did it take you to learn and get these tricks down. >> about two, three months. >> oh, wow. >> how much practice time. >> every single day. >> look at that. >> oh, my gosh. okay after we stack these little onion pieces on what do

we do next my gosh. >> some oil. >> we will use your volcano. >> cooking oil right. >> yep. >> why don't we pour some cooking oil in there. >> thin layer. >> and then what -- is that really the secret to making that -- >> oh, here we go. >> steamer. >> then you just watch it go. >> is this one of the most favorite. >> the kids love it. >> yeah, the kids love it. >> you can make a train too. >> chew chew. >> okay now i want something harder i have mastered that already. so what is something else we can do. >> chicken. >> okay. >> a chicken. so shall i crack these eggs. >> yes. >> okay hold on. >> my god. you are doing it so fast scaring me. all right. then we are going to just beat

the eggs. >> yep,. >> okay. >> look this is a really hot grill how hot is this grill? >> 500 degrees. >> all around? >> no, just in middle side. sides 250. >> what do we do. >> make chicken. >> just pour it >> i don't pour it? i poured it. >> oh. what? that's so cool it is an art. this is so awesome. >> so then after you do this what is your way of entertaining what do you do? go coo coo. i bet the kids love that one too. >> you can come out and do this as a one on one lesson. that is why ida is joining me now. tell us about the program. >> yeah, sign up on -- go to

benny han na.com they can sign up here, send the gift card to family member any where in the states,. >> you walk away with a picture with the chef apron, hat and we -- you get to make these sushi rolls, get to learn the tricks, grilling techniques intimate one on one setting bring your entire family, link this information to your website. back to you. >> good stuff looks great. >> thank you. >> tucker has a final check on weather when we come back. >> also the answer to today's trivia question, the question was what was oprah winfrey's first name supposed to be. the answer coming up when we come back 

let's answer the trivia question for the day, what was

oprah winfrey's birth name supposed to be the answer, orpah that is after ruth's sister-in-law in the bible. it is a biblical name. >> now here is the weird thing so it was misspelled they wanted it to be orpah but just went with oprah. >> that's right but guess what that makes her unique probably no one else has that name. >> i think if her name was orpah i don't think she would be as famous. there is something about the name. that's right. >> five day next. >> okay. >> i did this, came back. it was are we doing the five day. >> yeah, that still is offered though. five day, 15 this afternoon plenty warm for you to get out and enjoy it, lights setting them up last minute christmas shopping all that stuff few showers >> you don't do any of it. >> well, you knowthe things

people do over the holidays. >> if you are a regular viewer you will recall a few days ago i had an ornament to hang on the tree that someone sent in and i dropped it and all that is left of that ornament is this, the young lady hand makes her ornaments and stuffs them with stuff that is all that is left well, she was very nice her name is sue seth young i wrote to her apologized explained to her she sent a new one this one is plastic not glass like the last one, harder to break believe me i have tried just kidding. she hand makes these. >> beautiful. >> she stuffs -- >> you can tell this is the white in there. >> yeah. >> the black and the sky. >> she said she watches all the time and was excited about getting one of more onments on the tree can i hand that to you i will carefully do this and sue seth thank you for having --