JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: And at malls across the nation, it is the post-Christmas crush. Hardcore holiday shoppers are out in force, returning and exchanging gifts, plus looking for those steep end-of-the-year discounts. CNN's Deborah Feyerick is on the shopping scene in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Deborah, how crowded is it?</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Jeanne, it's not too bad. The crowds were really big over the weekend. On Sunday, the mall tells us there were about 38,000 people here. So, that's a lot of people: not as many today. Again, it is Tuesday, it is a working day. This store here has -- this mall, I should say, has about 200 stores. Two stories: People coming either to exchange gifts. But the majority of folks we're speaking to actually say they simply came out for the bargains. Every store has signs like this: save up to 70 percent, save up to 40 percent, save up to 30 percent. So those are discounts that a lot of shoppers are trying to take advantage of. Remember, even before Christmas a lot of these stores had marked down their inventory. They're trying to move their merchandise before the spring merchandise arrives -- Jeanne.</s>MESERVE: Deborah Feyerick, thanks so much for joining us.
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