'Tis the Season for Shoplifting
CHO: Good morning, Washington D.C., where it's 45 and mostly cloudy, going up to a high and sunny 63. And there's a look at our newsroom on this Bangles "Manic Monday". Good morning, everybody. New this morning, it's the first win for Tiger Woods in two years. Call it vintage Tiger. Woods rolled in a 10-foot birdie putt on the final hole yesterday for a one-stroke victory over Zach Johnson in the Chevron World Challenge in California. It's the fifth time he's won the event, which he happens to host. Afterwards, when he was asked how it felt to win a tournament again, Tiger said "Awesome". The Green Bay Packers still undefeated, barely. The New York Giants came close to handing the Super Bowl champs their first loss of the season yesterday, when Eli Manning tossed a late touchdown pass to Hakim Nicks. And D.J. Ware ran in the two-point conversion to the score at 35-35. But the Packers marched down the field in the final minute and Mason Crosby, take a look at that, hit a 30-yard field goal in the final seconds to give the Packers their 18th straight win dating back to last season. Final score: Packers 38, Giants 35. Close one. And it's official. The NFL says Madonna will be the featured performer at this year's Super Bowl halftime show. She'll collaborate with Cirque du Soleil for the big gig. Super Bowl XLVI is February 5th in Indianapolis two days after Madonna's movie release. It's the season for gift giving and apparently gift stealing. Get this. One in every 11 people who walks into a store this holiday season will steal at least one item. You won't believe what the top three items are. According to a recent survey by Ad Week, the number one item is meat -- not kidding here. Officials say thieves target fillet mignon and other choice cuts. Number two, pricey liquors like Jameson Irish Whiskey. And number three, electric tools like toothbrushes and power tools. Go figure. That will do it for me. I'm Alina Cho. I'll be right back here tomorrow with Carole Costello on</s>AMERICAN MORNING 6: 00 to 9:00 a.m. Eastern. Right now, "CNN NEWSROOM" with Kyra Phillips starts right now. So what did you think of Tiger's win? You're a golfer, Kyra.</s>KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR, "CNN NEWSROOM": Oh, Scottie and I, my director, we were just talking about that. Well, I won't tell you what we were saying behind the scenes, but all right, good for him. It's the quality of the tournament, Alina. All right. Good to see you.