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Analysts say the best buys will be on electronics, appliances, and jewelry. the national retail federation predicts shoppers will take advantage of the markdown. spending on average $970 on gift this holiday season. total spending for november and december, could climb to over $680 billion. >> there's a lot of demand. consumer confidence is at high point. stock market is at high point. we're seeing a lot of spend go on in the market overall. >> which would make it the happiest holiday season for retailers in years. these brick and mortar stores are expected to do really well. >> i've got so ...

Officer with us this morning on the technology industry's role in the online fight against terrorism. the company's hottest products this holiday season as well as we look ahead, this morning on "sunday morning futures." lawmakers are now home for the holidays after approving a $1.1 trillion spending bill. the house and senate averting a government shutdown by passing the measure which also includes a $680 billion tax package. house speaker paul ryan praising the package as a bipartisan compromise, which secures meaningful wins for the american people. and president obama calls speaker ryan ...

Would be voluntary. >> this is not businesses cutting back on jobs. this is people having new choices they didn't used to have. those are two completely different things in terms of the impact it has on people. >> the wide ranging report predicted the federal budget deficit would fall to $514 billion. that's down from last year's 680 billion and the lowest since president obama took office. alleged police corruption rocks the florida criminal justice system potentially leading to scores of appeals from convicted criminals. crime lab analyst joseph graves is accused of stealing and reselling ...

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Scholar at new york university, and former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst the notorious michael steel. with four days until the sequester deadline, lawmakers are taking a page from the shaggy playbook and saying it wasn't me. >> it's made up. it's been created. i didn't support the sequester because that's a stupid way to cut spending. >> i think the sequester was a stupid thing. i voted against it when it first came up. >> woodward said it was president obama who proposed and promoted the sequester. >> you have as usual in washington a large kabuki going on about who can get blamed....