CHO: Welcome back. It's 25 minutes after the hour. Watching your money this morning. A black eye for Best Buy. The retailer is reportedly canceling some holiday online orders just days before Christmas. The company says, it's run out of merchandise because of the overwhelming demand on BestBuy.com. If you're still shopping for some holiday gifts, there are some aggressive last-minute deals out there. Analyst tells a "New York Times" more retailers are offering entire store discounts in these final two days before Christmas. This morning, we'll get a fresh few read on the economy. We'll be getting new reports on personal income and personal spending for November as well as last month's new home sales. Ahead of those reports, U.S. stock futures are trading higher today. The Dow has rallied for the past three days. And the Salvation Army striking gold, literally. The group saying so far this season, they've collected 40 gold coins in their red kettles. Someone also left 14 Swiss gold franks. Those coins together are worth nearly $3,000. Still ahead, we're live from the White House as the payroll tax deadlock ends. And, new developments overnight in Syria as twin suicide bombs shake the capital city of Damascus. AMERICAN MORNING is back after this.
Best Buy Cancels Some Holiday Orders; Salvation Army Strikes Gold