Returned gifts give brick and mortar businesses edge over online retailers

Christmas Day has been and gone but brick and mortar retailers in the
United States are still hoping to cash in on the holiday season.

Online shopping is becoming increasingly popular but traditional
retailers are hoping to capitalize on the huge numbers of people
coming to their stores to return gifts.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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