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. >> reporter: in saint francis of assisi who was credited with using it to spread the biblical story to those who could not read. whether to include the u.s. president or british royals in that historical scheme is a matter of personal preference. but one constant over the centuries is joy. seth doane, cbs news, naples, italy. >>> coming up, a look at the northern california after thousand of families lost their homes in the campfire. >>> plus gift cards are becoming more popular but they say they're a scammers favorite new way to scam money. one victim shares her story. >>> and we talk about basketball hall of fame coach jim calhoun about why he's coming out of retirement six years later. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, thanks for watching. i'm hena doba, have a great day. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5ews. >> hello area a ing. taking a a this hour. it is wednesday december 26th. thanks for joining us i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm anne makovec. that was really pleasant. hopefully you got everything you wanted for christmas. it does look like ple

francis of assisi who is credited with using creche to spread the biblical story to those who cannot read. whether to include the u.s. president or british royals in that historical scene is a matter of personal preference. but on "san gregorio armeno" alley one constant over the centuries is choice. seth doane, cbs news, naples, italy. >> quijano: a modern twist at an old tradition. well, next on the "cbs evening news," with a nationwide shortage of truck drivers, one group is stepping in to fill the void. later, christmas greetings from the troops. so, i have this recurring dream. i'm 85 years old in a job where i have to wear a giant hot dog suit. what? where's that coming from? i don't know. i started my 401k early, i diversified... i'm not a big spender. sounds like you're doing a lot. but i still feel like i'm not gonna have enough for retirement. like there's something else i should be doing. with the right conversation, you might find you're doing okay. so, no hot dog suit? not unless you want to. no. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade®.

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like saint francis of assisi he wanders the earth doing good works. in this case, highlighting the ancient arts of butchery, sausage making, and the preparation of many of the lord's creatures, as he himself would no doubt like to see them prepared. >> daniel: what have you heard about budapest butchers? >> anthony: not much. >> daniel: we have 70 butchers in budapest. >> anthony: seventy? >> daniel: yeah, in which you can find a small corner with hot meat and roasted meats and so on and so on. >> anthony: it's very, uh -- >> daniel: wherever you are you can -- in 5 minutes walk, you can find a butcher where you can eat something. >> anthony: and on this particular corner, belvarosi disznotoros. one of daniel's favorites. >> anthony: so you're not a butcher. you're not in the food business. >> daniel: no, no, no. >> anthony: what is your -- what do you do? >> daniel: i'm an economist. >> anthony: you're an economist. as i understand it, you go from butcher shop to butcher shop investigating old-school butchers. why do you do that? >> daniel: because i

there is a tunisian vegetable seller named mohammad assisi who it is vegetable cart confiscated by the government by the dictatorship. he asked what is cart was picking nobody would talk to him so he doused himself in gasoline and set himself on fire and notionally the trigger of the arab spring because people recognize that's what it's urging governments do. they treat their citizens like human beings deserve at least and answer the question of where's my vegetable cart? but it's also i think the source of some less nice phenomena like nationalism where people believe their members of a nation that is not politically recognized and so they demand that it be recognized. that's a legitimate demand in many cases. ukraine were georgia, places like that, but it can easily turn into an aggressive desire to dominate other countries. finally in our society, in an established liberal democracy, we are blessed to enjoy and citizens recognition, recognition of our dignity, our constitution and declaration of independence, given to us by granting his rights to believe the freedom of speech,, diss

none of us on team trump or the 63 million who voted for him thought they were voting for francis of assisi. >> why didn't they make it public? >> because it was not a campaign contribution. and the fec is very clear on this. the law is clear on this. if the expenditure can be reasonably be made irrespective of the campaign, and there's a lot of reasons why you would want these women to keep these stories private. there are many, many reasons outside of politics you would do that, and the fec is clear it's not a campaign contribution. >> it's just an incredible coincidence the money happened to change hands just on the eve of the election? >> no. listen, that's a good point, but that part is not coincidental because the reason there was an impetus for them to come forward was the fact that donald trump was achieving fame even though he was already a famous person. he was achieving fame like he had never seen once he became the republican nominee. so that encouraged them to come out, but that doesn't mean there weren't several reasons why, personal life, business life, politics, you would wa