good morning, america, holiday travel crush. the storms moving across the country that could cause disruptions in the air and on the road. will you be able to get where you're going on this holiday weekend? the black friday frenzy is on. we break down the biggest shopping event of the year with where to score the best bargains on everything from toys to tech. the ceo of best buy joins us live. how they're dealing with rising prices. amazon uprising? workers in the u.s. and around the world planning strikes, walkouts and protests on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. their demands, and what it could mean for the retail giant and your holiday shopping. chilling new details from

the deadly walmart shooting. one of the survivors on what happened inside that break room and why she thinks she was spared. >> he just looked at me and said, “jessie, go home.” >> as president biden vows another attempt at new gun safety measures. new twist in the alex murdaugh case. the prominent south carolina attorney charged with killing his wife and son. why his attorneys now say a key piece of evidence can't be trusted. blockbuster weekend. will "wakanda forever" maintain its reign? how netflix is shaking things up. plus, anticipation growing for the new “avatar.” will it blow everyone else out of the water? ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ christmas tree crunch. inflation sending even these prices soaring. how much more will it cost to deck the halls? and what you can do to save. plus, the hacks to make your tree last longer.

♪ let's get loud, let's get loud ♪ and team usa ready to get loud at the world cup, set to face off in a marquee matchup against powerhouse england after a thrilling day of action on the pitch. is the u.s. finally ready to make an impact on the global stage? ♪ ♪ good morning, america. it may be black friday here at home, but in qatar they are hoping it is a red, white and blue friday. look at will reeve there with all the u.s. fans on the ground getting psyched for that huge world cup match-up between team usa and england. a lot at stake. >> absolutely. >> whit is watching it behind the desk. iran just scored against wales. >> big implications in that game. it'll depend on how the u.s. performs but a lot happening. will making some friends. game is, yeah, yeah, i don't

want to give anything away but we have been watching that closely, and we'll get to that later on. before you settle down to watch the game you may be crossing some of those holiday items off your list this year. there is a live look right there. that's inside a target where it's already jumping this morning. we'll hear from the ceo of best buy joining us live on the hottest electronics this year and what they're doing to help keep prices down. a lot to get to, but first, the holiday weekend travel picture now complicated by storms moving east. abc transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with more. gio, good friday morning. >> reporter: hey, janai, good morning. air travel has been incredibly smooth this week but that may be about to change as severe weather moves across the country. millions will be hitting the roads and skies this weekend heading back home. every airline, though, tells us sunday will be the busiest day of the year so far and that's because so many people who traveled over the past few days will all be going home on the same day. can you imagine that? so here's what to watch out for. snow today across texas, with winter storm warnings into new mexico and a flood watch for the

houston area as heavy rain is expected through tonight. tomorrow, that storm moves through the south, passing through the midwest in the evening and overnight hours, and then that big day, sunday, that rain will reach the mid-atlantic and northeast just in time for that major travel day. so, if you are traveling on sunday, have that airline app already downloaded on your phone. use that first to make any changes. it really is the fastest way, janai. >> a little travel, a little bit of weather, gio, you do it all. thank you. whit, over to you. to black friday now, holiday shoppers hoping for a chance at the biggest sales of the year. abc's elwyn lopez is live inside a target store right there in atlanta. elwyn, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. it's once again that time of year, holiday shopping kicking off and that mad dash for deals is back on and people are lining up in lower numbers this year. according to adobe, americans have already spent more than $64.5 billion online this month

with discounts rolling out for weeks now, that's because stores are dealing with a surplus of inventory following the supply chain issues. even with early deals, black friday is not one to miss. take a look at this. target offering steep discounts on toys, up to 40% off lego and for major toy brands like barbie, you can buy one and get one half off. now, if you're in the market for household items like me, macy's is slashing the price of this black & decker air fryer toaster oven from 167 to 83 bucks and samsung has this top of the line smart tv for $700 off and, guys, if you still want to score the best deals but you want to avoid the crowds, big box retailers like target offering curbside pickup and even same day delivery. whit. >> important tip there. elwyn, what deals should shoppers be on the lookout for as they fill their carts today? >> reporter: you might want to be holiday shopping but experts say that right now is a good time to stock up on everyday items. they say now you're seeing steeper discounts than usual,

whit. >> all right, nice to see everybody is behaving at that target behind you so far, elwyn. thanks so much. we appreciate it. eva. >> and we like a discount. our consumer correspondent becky worley is in our supersaver command center with the best deals going live at this very moment. becky, what are you seeing so far? >> reporter: eva, good morning. i want to start out with gaming consoles. let's go to the best price on the xbox series, 229 at gamestop. that's $50 off. now, we're going to move over to the ps5. it has no discount, but there is a restock that's opened up at walmart stores today. i have seen a little inventory online. they may have some there. they may have some in store. this thing has been so hard to purchase. okay, now, you want my opinion on the best tv for the money. well, it is the tcl 65-incher with the roku operating system built in. so this is the newest model, the series 6 but the one that i'm recommending is last year's version, the series 5.

it's $549 at best buy. it's been fluctuating between that price and 599. that's between 150 and $100 off. it's a lot of great tv for the money. and finally, a hot gift alert. the theragun, the massage gun is $100 off and is available at best buy. great spouse gift. >> or co-anchor gift. you also have three parents sitting here so we need help about the toys. >> reporter: toy deals. it's a great time to buy toys. they are significantly discounted and we have two gift ideas for different age groups so we're going to start out wth kinetics sand. this is going to be hours of fun for your kids. i hope it's not hours of cleanup but it's $20 at walmart. $5 off, and right down here for the tweens, this is a mini maker four-pack donut, omelet, mini grill, waffle maker, omelet

maker, mini donut maker, 25 bucks at walmart. if you bought each individually, it would cost 40 bucks. i don't know why, but my kids and their friends went nuts for this thing at our yankee swap. they were just cut throat to get that donut maker, guys. >> sounds like someone in our control room wants that as well. thanks so much, janai. >> the sequins and sand. we did turn now to amazon workers planning protests. amid the black friday frenzy workers in dozens of countries are taking action demanding better pay and working conditions from the retailing giant. abc's andrew dymburt joins us now with more. andrew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. thousands of amazon warehouse workers from around the world are set to walk out today. it's part of a multinational protest organizers dub make amazon pay. workers are demanding higher wages, safer working conditions and the right to join or form unions. employees from some 40 countries and 18 different warehouses plan to take part in the walkout

today on what is one of the busiest shopping days of the year, black friday. you can expect to see protests here in the u.s. to india, japan and france. this is the third year that make amazon pay has organized a global day of action on black friday. just last year workers walked off the job and rallied in the u.s. from coast to coast, even demonstrating outside of jeff bezos' manhattan penthouse. we reached out to amazon but haven't heard back, but a company spokesperson told "fortune" it is working to address some of those issues. meanwhile, it's unclear how this will affect your holiday orders. black friday, big shopping day. >> thank you. we're learning new details about that mass shooting at a walmart in virginia. one survivor who had only been working there for five days is telling her harrowing story and abc's jay o'brien has the latest for us. jay, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. that survivor's account taking us inside the walmart break room as shots rang out two days before thanksgiving. she tells me she believes this

attack was targeted. this morning, chilling new details emerging from inside the break room at a virginia walmart where a gunman, a store manager, opened fire killing six people and injuring seven others. >> he had the gun pointed at me. when he went like this, he put the gun up and then he just looked at me and said, jessie, go home. >> reporter: survivor jessie wilczewski said the shooter fired into the room and then returned shooting again. she says she believes she was spared because she was new. >> why do you think he told you to leave? >> i don't know. i don't know. i had only been there five days. >> reporter: the city of chesapeake identifying the six killed as lorenzo gamble, brian pendleton, kellie pyle, randall blevins, tyneka johnson and a 16-year-old male whose identity

is being withheld because he's a minor. briana tyler thought it was a drill. >> he didn't point. he literally just put the gun up and just started shooting aimlessly at anything and everything that was moving in the room. >> reporter: this new video, filmed years ago by a co-worker, showing the suspect andre bing working in the store. fellow walmart employees described him as a loner who sometimes clashed with colleagues but say they never expected him to be violent. the 31-year-old died at the scene of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. the gunman's motive still remains a mystery, right now th sem s home and collected at that walmart trying to determine what led to this. whit. >> still so much to learn. thank you. now to president biden's remarks on gun control following the mass shootings of the past seven days. abc's maryalice parks is in nantucket where the president is spending the holiday. maryalice, good morning to you. >> reporter: whit, good morning.

the president over the holiday spoke briefly to reporters about these two devastating mass shootings in colorado and virginia. he said he wants to see red flag laws used more and better enforced. if a judge agrees a family member or law enforcement can move to remove any weapons from a person who might be seen as a danger. and the president again called for a ban on assault weapons. he said, quote, the idea we still allow semiautomatic weapons to be purchased is sick, just sick. it has no social redeeming values. zero, none. president biden is passionate about this. he said he's going to continue to try to get votes for this in congress but, of course, passing any ban like this would be an incredible uphill battle. the reality is he couldn't get this done when democrats had control of both chambers and, of course, next year republicans will control the house and the white house also yesterday told us that the president took time to call the owners of club q,

the site of that shooting in colorado springs to offer his support and condolences. whit. >> all right, maryalice, thank you. well, now, to the new twist in the case of the south carolina attorney accused of killing his wife and son. lawyers for alex murdaugh building their case focusing on a key piece of evidence at the center of the state's case. this morning, the legal team for once prominent south carolina lawyer alex murdaugh accusing investigators of manipulating and destroying evidence. >> all rise. >> reporter: authorities say murdaugh killed his wife maggie and son paul at the family's home in june of last year. at the center of it a blood spattered t-shirt that authorities say puts murdaugh at the scene of the crime when it happened but murdaugh's team questioning that evidence in a filing this week. >> a big part of the prosecution's case is that he fired a weapon killing his wife and his son and that with the firing of that weapon that the blood from the two deceased actually splattered on his shirt.

>> reporter: murdaugh's team showcasing photos showing what they say is a chemal dag cut up and stained shirt writing state investigators elected to conduct its tests in a manner that would prevent anyone else from conducting subsequent tests going on to claim the state's own expert didn't initially find spatter but instead changed his findings after pressure from investigators writing, the state needs blood spatter evidence because it is exceedingly difficult to explain how mr. murdaugh could have murdered paul with multiple 12-gauge shotgun blasts at point blank range in a small closet without getting at least some blood spattered on his shirt. murdaugh's team now asking for the communications between the state and that expert. >> i think the judge will want solid and logical answers from the prosecutors before they allow their expert to give testimony. >> both sides are expected back in court in december on the docket to go to trial in late

january. >> you have done a fantastic job covering that story, eva. we're turning now to the world cup and the huge showdown between the u.s. and england this afternoon. will reeve is in doha for all the action surrounded by all those u.s. fans, again. good morning to you, will. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: hello, janai. the special relationship is on pause for just a moment because it's usa versus england. tensions aren't quite as high as the 1770s but this is a historical match-up. this morning, just hours to go until the marquee match-up of this world cup. the u.s. men's national team preparing to take on mighty england. budding american star timothy weah telling "gma" he and his team are feeling good and prepared. >> everyone is excited. we're ready for the big stage, the big moment. >> reporter: in their first group stage games monday the u.s. tied wales 1-1. england dominating iran, 6-2. today in just its third ever world cup game against england the u.s. is the underdog. >> when we step on the field

against england, we have to ultimately be prepared or else a win is not possible. i wouldn't say there's many things out there that intimidate me other than spiders, so it's fine for me. >> reporter: u.s. fans in qatar optimistic. >> it's a beautiful game so you have to be optimistic. i've been to a lot. i'm going to say 2-1, usa. >> reporter: elsewhere on the pitch yesterday, a day of ghligh andisto. brazilea this sensational scissor kick from brazilian striker richarlison, the goal of the tournament so far, and portugal defeating ghana, 3-2. superstar cristiano ronaldo becoming the first man to score a goal in five different world cups. [ crowd chanting ] now the u.s. and england have played twice in the world cup before and we ave never lost. drew 1-1 in 2010. the americans beating england back in 1950 so this year why not us? >> why not us, tensions not quite as high as the 1770s. we like that.

but okay, so, two other teams in the u.s.' group playing today, iran and wales. we know from whit here that iran scored twice in stoppage time. i'm learning all these terms. what does that mean for team usa? >> reporter: the 2-0 win for iran is a big deal because that means wales can't really advance ahead of the americans. england controls their destiny. all we need to do is get a result, a win or draw against england and beat iran and we're through. it gets complicated but, look, all we need to do is bring the national pride here. i think we're doing a good job. our thanks to the american outlaws coming out here in doha. they'll be out in full force tonight. [ crowd chanting, "usa" ] >> right on cue once whit starts talking. team usa, their destiny is in their own hands. as they say, need that result today. looking forward to it.

we turn to one of our favorite holiday traditions, jamal hinton and wanda dench, the strangers who met when dench thought she was texting her grandson and invited him to thanksgiving dinner and he went. they reunited for the seventh year. he shared a photo and netflix apparently now is planning to make a movie about their story. >> i like when people are nice to each other. that's what we should be talking about. >> exactly. >> a good thanksgiving tradition. >> i love that. we're following a lot of other headlines including the ceo on best buy telling us what the consumer electronics giant has planned for shoppers on this black friday. and if you're not shopping or digging into leftovers you're probably heading to the movies. we break down the blockbusters in theaters and streaming right now. and in a moment a look at the weather where you are.

>> mild day today. upper 50's and low 70's near the bay shoreline. mid 70's in the south bay. you can see the skies will remain bright throughout the weekend. they will start to cool down early next week and we have a chance of showers coming to the bay area by next thursday. stoppage time, 2-0. my one year did not prepare me for on the pitch. stay with us.

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ready? i give you the griswold family christmas tree. ♪ and a happy new year ♪ >> i wish you guys could watch whit watching that. that's obviously the national lampoon's "christmas vacation." it is a holiday classic. if you are out shopping for a tree this weekend you may want to go a little small this year. we'll tell you why, plus how to preserve it for longer is coming up. you were telling us about your lights. >> yeah, a honey of a tree, clark. >> you know, it's that time of year where we get quotes. >> a lot of sap. more on that ahead. some of the top stories

we're following right now and millions of americans getting ready to head home after thanksgiving, they're bracing for weather delays. two storm systems are following each other across the country bringing heavy rain from the midwest to the northeast just in time for that busy travel home. the black friday rush is also under way. prices have been dropping for weeks now. to help retailers clear out excess inventory and ring up sales but there are still huge deals including record discounts for toys according to adobe analytics. we'll have much more on some of the best deals out there coming up. take a look at this dramatic rescue. two police officers in aurora, illinois, racing to save a 9-year-old boy who fell through the ice on a pond trying to get his football. two officers swam to save the boy and a woman also went in safely bringing everyone back to land. fortunately there were only minor injuries and the boy apparently now has a new football at the end of all this. also, a man aboard a carnival cruise ship was rescued

by the u.s. coast guard, the man last seen at 11:00 p.m. wednesday. his sister reported him missing at noon yesterday. after searching the ship, they alerted the coast guard. no word on the man's condition. and talk about getting a meal to go. commuters riding the "l" subway train here in new york were surprised by a full thanksgiving dinner with turkey, stuffing, all the fixings. the pop-up organized by a catering service in brooklyn. you never know what you'll find on the subway. >> love that. we've got a lot more ahead including the must see movies in theaters and streaming right now. you don't want to miss that. that's coming up. >> you know that's why i love brooklyn. everyone is so nice over there. now to the black friday bonanza, an estimated 166 million people are planning to shop from thanksgiving through cyber monday. up nearly 8 million from last year. always at the top of the holiday wish list consumer electronics. corie barry, the ceo of best buy joins us from eden prairie, minnesota.

i saw a line of people sleeping out in front of a best buy on my way in to work this morning. it's black friday. so what can people expect as they head to your stores today? >> well, i hope they can expect joy. i mean i think everyone would like just a little bit more joy in their holiday season this year and we feel like we get to play just a small role in creating that joyful experience for lots of families out there and our associates do an amazing job helping people, providing inspiration and really just adding some joy to the holiday season. >> so we've been seeing the effects of inflation everywhere. how is that impacting your prices this year? >> well, obviously consumers are paying more for the basics like food and fuel and housing and so for us it's really important that we provide great deals no matter what your budget is and so we have everything from opening price point gifts all the way up to amazing televisions that will create that home entertainment experience. everything for every budget. that's the goal for us. >> and how do prices compare to

last year? >> the great news is the stuff we sell, you said it, is incredibly popular. everybody loves consumer electronics and because it's such a giftable item, you're going to see really great promotions across the board. excellent values on everything from laptops to i think you were talking about christmas trees to prelit christmas trees that you can run from your phone. everything will have, i think, a really great value associated with it and you're going to find excellent prices here. >> i don't know if you heard janai go ooh to that christmas tree. best buy's earnings are up but they've had layoffs and store closures so how will that impa s o actually want to >> so r al is to create amazing customer experiences no matter how you want to shop us. if you want convenience we have an amazing curbside pickup experience. if you want a more immersive experience we have thousands of employees and we have actually hired thousands more for the holiday season to help you here in our stores and get you

exactly what you want so you can be the perfect gift giver. >> and before you go, what's the number one item best buy shoppers are buying? >> so here's the key, it's not about the number one item, it's about the perfect item for the person you're gifting, and i feel like we have the most amazing array of perfect gifts for whoever you're giving to. >> that is the reason for the season, right? you're supposed to buy for the person. it's not really about the presents but, you know, presents help, right. corie barry, the ceo of best buy, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. from the christmas tree you control with your phone to the movies you can watch on your phone we're heading to the box office with friends and family gathering for the holidays. it's going to be a big weekend for moviegoers and zohreen shah is in hollywood with all the movies you'll want to keep your eye on. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, janai, it starts with that summer blockbuster. you remember it, it was that "top gun" sequel made shioned vie ents andnd hollywood

so far we're off to a very strong track this month. this morning, "wakanda forever" dominating the box office, the highest grossing film ever in the month of november continuing to break its own global record of over $560 million. with fans flocking to theaters on thanksgiving. >> this is the third weekend in a row that people have gone to the movies and the movie ticket sales have exceeded $100 million. that hasn't happened since july and so this is a really good trend going into december. >> we have the power. >> reporter: a new power playing the box office with an unconventional release move, "glass onion: a knives out mystery." >> we have arrived. disrupters have assembled. >> reporter: it's netflix's first big blockbuster film

hitting movie theaters and it's just going to be there for one week. >> i can't overstate my gratitude to be here. >> when does the murder mystery start? >> reporter: folks will have to wait another three weeks to access it from their homes. >> i need you with me and i need you to be strong. >> reporter: but the big question, will the highly anticipated new "avatar" blow the box office numbers out of the water once again? ♪ the special effects taking the world of "avatar" into the depths of the ocean. >> if you want to live here, you have to ride. >> reporter: and with the original at nearly $3 billion all-time gross it's the most money any movie has ever made. >> the way of water connects all things. >> reporter: in the 13 years since the release, every blockbuster has tried but has not been able to top it. >> projections are saying it's going to make $175 million to $200 million in its opening weekend.

that would put it on track to pull in some really big numbers. >> reporter: some movie fans might want to keep the fun going on at home. there are some really good black friday streaming sales. hey, if you can buy it there's probably a good bargain on it the next few days. janai. >> we're into it. >> i like sitting at home on my couch. >> rooster? >> eva just saw "top gun" months later, rooster and goose. more on that coming up. next, here, the christmas tree crunch already in short supply. how to find the perfect tree at an affordable price.

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back now on "gma," and while many of us may still be full, stuffed digesting from thanksgiving dinner, wishing we had -- >> is that you? >> -- the elastic waistband today, the belt is not working out. lots are getting a jump on christmas tree shopping. with costs rising, we have deirdre bolton here with how to save and how to make your tree last longer. deirdre, good morning. >> good tips coming your way, and, of course, as we remember, this can be a little bit of a family adventure. the point is you do it together. family and friends. >> there it is. >> reporter: it's one of the ultimate holiday symbols but this year instead of rocking around the christmas tree some are seeing a nightmare before christmas as inflation sends

prices soaring. >> the trucking and the supply chain is just awful. we try to keep our prices as reasonable as we can because we know families are struggling right now. >> reporter: farmers' production costs are skyrocketing. >> delivery is a big problem. freight has been really expensive. labor continues to creep up and we're experiencing all of that. >> reporter: as a result, you may pay more for your tree this year. >> we use fertilizers. we use other, you know, weed items and we've spent this year probably 30% to 35% more on the inputs that go into the farm and we have raised our prices about 10%. >> reporter: the majority of growers cited a likely wholesale price increase of 5% to 15% compared to last year. with the average cost of a real christmas tree last year coming in around $81, this year be prepared to spend between $85 and $93 for the same kind of tree.

>> every year there are some reports of christmas tree shortages. >> there's a little bit of a shortage on christmas trees this year, especially the real large ones. they're hard to find right now. >> reporter: but most experts say for this year not to worry. wow! >> there are not quite as many big trees on the market as there have been in the past but i can promise you that there are a lot of christmas trees that have been planted in the past few years. >> reporter: you may find that prices are higher for certain kinds of trees within the fir, pine or spruce families but there are ways to save. >> if you're on a tighter of a budget this year, choosing a shorter christmas tree or maybe a different variety, not all varieties are priced the same because they don't grow at the same rate can help you save you and your family some money. >> reporter: and one other tip, buy local if you can, not only will you get a fresher tree, you are more than likely to get a better price.

>> and, deirdre, thanksgiving a little earlier this year so people might have their trees longer. what can they do to keep them healthy. >> a few tips here. after you buy your tree, essentially trim the ends again. that makes them absorb a little bit more water. check those water levels daily. very important and probably an obvious point but important, keep the tree away from a very clear heat source so think fireplace, heat ducts, et cetera. >> my dog likes to drink from the tree water too, it's fragrant. >> puppy cocktail. >> try to avoid that. >> a ton of water. >> exactly. >> thank you, deirdre. coming up still, becky worley is back with even more worley is back with even more money-saving bla f [television]: ♪ feliz navidad, feliz navidad ♪ ♪ deseamos que todos ♪ ♪ tengan un mundo lleno de amor y paz ♪ [click]

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advocate and land protector quannah chasinghorse who went from hunting and fishing in rural alaska to the pages of "vogue." ♪ now, brooklyn, queens ♪ one-on-one with brian tyree henry on his new movie opposite jennifer lawrence already generating oscar buzz and saying good-bye to "atlanta." ♪ baby, bye, bye, bye ♪ and we're going to help you buy, buy, buy, some of the best black friday b >> both: good morning, america. ♪ baby, but it ain't no lie ♪ good morning, america. hope you had a great thanksgiving. we're all a little sluggish today recovering from the meals. are we feeling okay? >> but you're singing. >> we're stretching. yeah, yeah, exactly. good day for the elastic

waistbands and it also is a good day to shop until you drop and we have tory johnson here with big "deals & steals" from beauty to bedtime, she has everyone on your list covered plus free shipping. >> we love that. becky worley is on a reconnaissance mission. look at her for the best bargains out there searching full price items, bringing us the top bargains on this black friday. >> beyonce fan going too. >> got it all. first, storms around the country may play havoc with holiday travel. transportation correspondent gio benitez is back with the details. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning again. most people are staying put today but this weekend is what we need to watch out for because weather may affect some major travel hubs. now, the big travel day this weekend is sunday. the majority of those people who traveled all week long will be hitting th together on the same day. here's what we're watching. snow today across texas with winter storm warnings into new mexico and a flood watch for the houston area as heavy rain is expected through tonight.

then that storm moves through the south and midwest and here we go on sunday, because the mid-atlantic and northeast will be feeling that rain. possibly affecting some of the busiest airports in the country. now, here is my big tip. if your flight is canceled or delayed jump on to that airline app right away. make that change yourself. even if you're already at the airport, eva. >> gio, such a good tip for people if they have trouble with their flights. whit. >> sure is. now to black friday, with shoppers clamoring to grab the biggest deals of the year, elwyn lopez is back inside a target store there in atlanta. elwyn, good morning. everybody behaving so far? >> reporter: so far, yes, whit, good morning to you. deal hunters are here strolling the aisles, they are looking for deals but when we first got here there were a few people outside. by 7:00 a.m. when the doors opened, 30 to 40 people rushed in for those bargains. and this year, even with folks lining up,

people have alrene opng aheadf ti. toadobe analyti, americans have already spent more than $64.5 billion online this month with discounts rolling out for weeks now. that is because stores are dealing with a surplus of inventory following the supply chain issues, but the deals are still out there. if you still want to score the best bargains but you're not a fan of the crowd some big box retailers offer curbside pickup and even same day delivery, and here's a pro tip. while you're shopping for holiday gifts, experts say that a good time to stock up on everyday items is now. we're seeing deeper discounts than usual, whit. >> all right, we'll take those tips. thanks so much. janai. now to some concerning news for online shoppers, protests planned in dozens of countries against amazon. workers taking action to demand better pay and working conditions. andrew dymburt is back with more on that story. andrew, good morning again to you. >> reporter: good morning, janai. today thousands of amazon workers are expected to strike on what is arguably the biggest

shopping day of the year, black friday. it is a global call to action. part of the make amazon pay initiative and it involves workers from the u.s. and more than 30 other countries including germany, france and even india. a union in germany meanwhile expects work stoppages in at least ten fulfillment centers in that country alone today. employees are demanding higher pay, better working conditions and the right to join unions. the company has faced this sort of pressure before, earlier this year, a warehouse on new york city's staten island became the first fulfillment center to successful ly unionize. others are hoping to follow suit or at the very least send a message to the retail giant. as for the planned walkouts we reached to amazon for comment but have not heard back. in the past they have defended working conditions at its warehouses. meanwhile, we don't know how this protest will affect your holiday orders, guys. >> thank you. coming up on our "gma morning menu," becky worley is in our black friday flight deck ready to take off on the highway to the savings zone. bear with us, folks.

tory johnson also has huge "deals & steals" all with free shipping. also this morning, this might be my favorite story of the day. the husband who woke up after a motorcycle accident thinking it was 1993. how his wife helped him get through it making their relationship stronger than ever. such a good love story. plus, a special holiday weekend edition of "binge this" from j. lo to college football. what you won't want to miss and "reasonable doubt" star emayatzy corinealdi is here live. all of that coming up right here on "gma." ♪

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welcome back to "gma." you're digging that. >> it was like, da, da, da, black friday. here we go, yeah. >> thanks for joining us. on monday we're going back to pandora kicking off a week with the stars of "avatar: the way of water" starting with zoe saldana live in times square. should be a lot of fun. >> definitely looking forward to that. now to our "gma" cover story. those black friday sales. the day so intense we at "good morning america" launched an elite training program for supet and find t best bargains on the most competitive shopping day of the year. the top graduate and only student is here to guide you to the deepest discounts. she goes by the call sign, bear with us, folks, she goes by saver so becky worley, you hit your cruising altitude i see. help us soar into savings. >> yes, whit, that's right. i am the wingman for all our "gma" viewers. i have inbound bogeys for amazon products right now. you can pick up discounts on

kindles and alexas at will. the 10-inch fire tablet $74, that's $75 off. if you're flying with kids you know they need a tablet to distract them. then another amazon device, the echo show is $34, that's $50 off. talk to me, goose. are these the types of deals you're looking for? >> absolutely, yes. roger that. >> rooster. >> with good deals, becky. thank you. so my headset seems to be going out. are there any headphones or air buds that could help or even i could give to my non-aviation family. >> copy that. we've got a target rich environment for those as well at, well, target. they have beats noise canceling ear buds for just $89. that's $60 off -- whoa. there's not one but two inbound bogeys, the air pod pr are o sale at be ou goose, they take my breath away.

fe flight here. are you headed on a personal mission now, we're being told. >> well, you know, dramatically taking my sunglasses on and off scratched them pretty bad so i need ray bans. their site has a sale today, 30% off. that means my aviators would cost $144, that's $49 off. i'm going to go for the next deal, levi's, 40% off their entire site and free shipping. i need a new pair, because ever since that beach volleyball game in my jeans i can't get the sand out. that's itchy. >> tower to becky here. this is urgent. we're being told you have to refuel. let's bring the savings in for a landing then. >> okay, okay, you're getting bored. it's time to spice this plot up. turn and burn. we have a price drop dog fight ahead.

lg 55-inch high-end oled just reduced, to $800, $500 off and get ready for this nex tone, the bella eight-quart air fryer is coming in hot at best buy, $59, that's $70 off, and, whoa, i'm in the jet wash of a hot deal. hot wheels track. at kohl's for $5 off, that's $25 is the price. oh, my god, the engines just went dark. i can't hold on. watch out. eject. >> becky, watch your six. becky. becky? >> it's okay. it's okay. turns out this is just an air flight simulator. i'm okay. i'm okay. i'm okay, guys. >> wow, becky, that was informative. it was something. thank you so much, becky worley, we appreciate it. >> i love that becky is always a good sport. >> it's black friday, ladies and gentlemen. >> you got your oscar -- >> rooster, whatever we're calling you this morning.

now to a man who barely survived a motorcycle accident only to wake up thinking it was 1993. it's a story we first saw in "people's" real-life digital series and the love of his life helped him recover and it only made their bond stronger. kristy and andrew are living a love story married 37 years and they cherished time with the family and traveling on the open road. >> on that motorcycle, it just -- it feels so free and i'm holding on to the love of my life. >> reporter: for 58-year-old andrew all those memories came to a screeching halt after a near-fatal motorcycle accident last june. after t-boning a car that ran a red light witnesses say kristy and andrew were hurled 50 feet across the pavement. >> all i truly wanted to now was he okay and where my husband was. >> reporter: andrew, unconscious, is airlifted to the hospital for emergency surgery. their injuries are extensive. broken bones, internal bleeding, punctured lungs and concussions and when andrew wakes up three days later the nightmare isn't

over, 29 years of his life have disappeared into thin air. >> he thought it was 1993. >> he doesn't even recognize his own daughters. >> you just immediately, where's my wife? where's my wife? and i think he thought i was working at the hospital >> we could tell him over and over a few things and then an hour later it was like repeating everything. >> reporter: doctors couldn't tell the family whether andrew's memory would return but just 24 hours after kristy convinced the staff to put them in the same room -- >> one of my first things i remember is kristy in the wheelchair trying to worry about me taking care of myself. >> he started coming around asking me things and i was like amazed. there was happy tears and within 24 hours he was a new person. >> reporter: after 11 days in the hospital and extensive rehab the couple could walk again and in august took a family beach

vacation where andrew popped the question for a second time renewing their vows days later. >> luckily she said yes. we had already been married 37 years or whatever and so it worked out. >> reporter: andrew, who doesn't remember any of the accident, says the one thing that got him through. >> my wife, of course. we're trying to take all the positive things from this, maybe een joking a little bit now. >> it was a nightmare but i want to live in gratitude. we have each other and that's all that matters. >> such an incredible love story and it's so cool that he knew she was the one that he loved even though he couldn't remember anything else. so special. >> amazing. >> really is. we turn now to our "gma" cover story. it's national native american heritage day and quannah chasinghorse is one of the most in demand models right now bringing representation for native americans to the fashion world but she calls herself a land protector first and foremost advocating for native american rights.

♪ from the runways of new york and paris to the pages of "vogue," quannah chasinghorse is changing the face of fashion. >> i always wanted to be a model but i never thought that that was going to be in my path. i never saw myself represented and i didn't fit the beauty standards. i still don't fit that beauty standard. >> reporter: the 20-year-old appearing on magazine covers attending the met gala, even premiering a documentary called "walking two worlds" at the tribeca festival, a long way from the remote village she calls home in rural alaska. >> my mom raised us hunting, fishing, dog mushing. having that experience and having a relationship with the earth and the animals really i think is the foundation of how i walk my path. >> reporter: alaska is at the forefront of the climate crisis.

>> our people are becoming climate refugees. >> reporter: chasinghorse's connection to the earth along with her heritage informs her mission as a land protector first and foremost. >> we have been dealing with a lot of these environmental issues long before it has become a trend to talk about because our ways of life, our existence has been at stake for so many years. it is not just something we choose to be or choose to do. it's survival. >> we can't just sit back and watch what happens. >> reporter: now, she's using her platform to bring that advocacy to the fashion world working with friends to become more sustainable and as a beacon for other native youth to see themselves represented authentically. >> we are not a mascot. we are not a costume. we are not a fairy tale. we are real people.

i don't represent just quannah chasinghorse. i represent all of native america and i want to be able to share with the world who we are in the best way that i can. >> so incredible and you can learn much more about quannah's story along with other native americans fighting for indigenous sovereignty in a documentary called "our america: reclaiming turtle island" and this's available >> mild day today. upper 50's and low 70's near the bay shoreline. mid 70's in the south bay. you can see the skies will remain bright throughout the weekend. they will start to cool down early next week and we have a chance of showers coming to the bay area by next thursday.

okay, now to an actor getting oscar buzz for his performance opposite jennifer lawrence in the new movie "causeway," brian tyree henry had become a familiar face on tv and in movies since his breakout role in "atlanta" and stephanie ramos, i am so jealous of because you got a chance to talk to him, in "atlanta" he's paper boi. paper boi. >> he was so incredible. not to rub it in, but i had such a wonderful conversation with brian who was absolutely amazing. he says when you watch "causeway," his new film, he wants to really make sure that even for just a second when you walk away from the tv or out of the theater that you look back and wonder if his character is okay. but that's really the experience he wants to leave you with after all of his performances. ♪ i got to get myself together ♪ >> reporter: brian tyree henry might just be one of the busiest

actors in hollywood. the tony and emmy award nominee has graced our screens as a marvel superhero in "eternals." >> you know what's never saved the world? your sarcasm. >> reporter: a paranoid engineer in "godzilla versus kong." >> you have to let me know. >> reporter: and a british assassin in "bullet train." >> you got blown up over there. >> reporter: henry giving one of his most intimate performances yet, to say you have range is an understatement. starring alongside acting powerhouse jennifer lawrence in "causeway." >> what happened? >> i was in a car accident on the causeway. >> "causeway" is following our character lynsey who is coming back from afghanistan after suffering a brain injury and she meets my character, james, and he's also gone through his own trauma as well and disability and they form this bond, this friendship that you see grow throughout the movie.

>> we get you another snowball. i see you're eyeing mine. >> what was it like working with jennifer? >> you know, jennifer is quite a person. i think jen and i in our own ways discovered that we kind of saw each other, called each other on our stuff, and so in essence that then built these characters for the film. >> you know, i have to live with your mother. >> reporter: henry's portrayal of james already earning him a spirit award nomination and some oscar buzz. >> to have the validation and to have the attention that says, hey, you're actually good at wat you do means the world. >> reporter: the 40-year-old reflecting on one of his most iconic roles. >> paper boi. >> are you paper boi? >> yes. >> nah. >> yeah, you are. >> reporter: reluctant rap star alfred miles affectionately known as paper boi in the fx hit series "atlanta," which just aired its final season. >> we created something -- how

>> what will you remember the most from that show? >> how often i was shot at. how often i had to run. how often i was lost in the woods and the laughs. i've never seen a show that pushes the boundaries when it comes to comedy and drama at the same time. >> that's historic. >> but what i do know is that the relationship i made with my co-stars and the creators of the show is unlike anything i have ever experienced. >> reporter: he's my new best friend in my head, by the way. brian tyree henry says being part of "atlanta" was so worth it and his character alfred will always have a special place in his heart. he still gets critiques from his family like, they'll send text messages and they're like, i don't know about that role and so they keep him humble and it's all out of love but he is so fun to talk to. he really was. great guy. >> that's so cool. thanks, stephanie. >> i love that everyone's family

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busting some moves. i mean it's different, right? "the hip-hop nutcracker" is streaming right now on disney plus. pretty cool. next up, eva, something for the bookworm. >> i was just about your dance moves up the stairs this morning yes, if you're looking to shut out the noise and all the people in your house, you can curl up with a good read. we are here for you. first up is our holiday weekend buzz pick, "before i let go," by kennedy ryan, it's the story of a second chance romance and there's hope and healing and lots of feelings and for a bonus book binge, let's send it over to the host of the podcast, "moms don't have time to read books" for a couple more recommendations. >> you should definitely read "signal fires," by danny shapiro, a beautiful novel about two families whose lives intersect in a small town, and "we all want impossible things" by catherine newman. a true love letter to friendship and what it means to laugh through the darkest of times.

>> do you see her color coordinated books? >> i love it. the organization is next level. thanks so much to zibby. we always love having her. be sure to keep reading along with us on our instagram @gmabookclub. janai, you're up. if you're looking for a dance party to work off carbs, invite whit but reacquaint yourself with j. lo's much loved album "this is me...then" which was released 20 years ago. and it's just in time because she has a big announcement, news of a follow-up. "this is me...now" and "dear ben" a song that definitely aged well. on monday, what jennifer told apple's zane lowe. j. lo behind the scenes of the teaser for her new record. ♪ >> at this moment in time.

>> you know i be rocking this time around. >> if you have like me at times lost hope, almost given up, don't. and that's real. and i want to put that message out to the world. >> oh, on my christmas list is to not age like her. >> i think that's on all of our lists. for sure. now this one is for the football fanatics so bring in the wings, we got chips and dip because espn's kevin connors has this weekend's must watch games. take a look. >> whit, a couple of enormous must watch college football games this weekend. like the game, michigan/ohio state, the stakes have never been higher. both teams undefeated. winner plays for a big ten title and possible trip to the playoff. loser is likely shut out of both and then notre dame/usc, a rivalry nearly a century deep. the trojans are headed to the

pac-12 title game but unless they win in their shot at a playoff spot goes up in flames. whit, two games you absolutely got to watch. >> all right, kevin, thanks so much. check out that game when the notre dame fighting irish look to stomp on usc's playoff hopes tomorrow night at 7:30 eastern right here on abc. >> i love how we all dove in to the food. >> seconds to eat. >> yes. and finally, if you're looking for an escape, pour yourself a spritzer, in my case a glass of wine and check into season 2 of "white lotus." don't take my word for it, here's one of the stars, adam demarco. >> good morning, good morning, america. hope you're having a great morning in america and if you haven't seen season 2 of "white lotus" yet, what are you doing? this is the perfect weekend to get caught up. you can watch the first four episodes on hbo max and get ready for the final three which are insane. you're going to want to watch them live. everyone will be talking about them. my mom will be talking about

them. everyone will be talking about them. new episodes sundays at 9:00 at hbo. come to sicily, it's great. lots of people die. >> yes, maybe don't bring the little ones to watch that but it's definitely a good time. a little something for everyone else. >> i love that show. it's a great show. stressful. a lot of bad decisions made but check it out. coming up here even if more savings we do have some more savings, tory johnson here with great "deals & steals" to get you started on your holiday shopping. >> and we can eat these wings now. >> yeah.

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i am more than happy to turn this case to anyone at this firm who has more criminal defense experience than i do. hmm. until then, this is my case. swaying public opinion and selecting the right people are the two things we need to be focusing on right now. the jurors make all the difference. >> hmm. well, welcome back to "gma." our next guest plays the fearless defense attorney jax stewart in the hit hulu series "reasonable doubt" produced by

kerry washington. it's emayatzy corinealdi. thanks so much for being with us. > welcome. >> thank you. thank you. >> how was your thanksgiving? >> it was wonderful. you know, i had it with my family, baby girl and dog and husband. it was really, really wonderful. i cooked, you know, and i wasn't sure how i would be able to cook and make it but it was perfect. >> you do it all. >> do it all, don't we? >> yes, we do. >> we do. >> so you said that this is your dream role and you manifested working with kerry washington, a picture of her was on your vision board ten years ago, really manifested. >> yes, it was a surprise to me, you know, i had always looked for the vision board. i couldn't find it and found it a few months ago and lo and behold there's kerry's face right in between clint eastwood and maya angelou and so i took a picture and said, kerry, who knew that this would be the case? so i really believe in putting things out there and manifesting

them, and this is one of those moments. >> they know manifesting is my thing. >> yeah, yeah, janai is all on board with that. >> there you go. >> for sure. >> did i hear this right you wanted to be a lawyer when you were in high school? >> i did. i did. i thought that was the ride i was going to take. i loved just the power, you know, the control in the courtroom and my girlfriend and i had it all planned out. it was going to be corinealdi and sweeney incorporated. >> i like that. >> you just like the drama in the courtroom. you like the suits. you don't really want to go to law school. she went on to become a lawyer so it worked out perfectly. >> you're playing a lawyer on tv. >> and it's full circle. full circle. >> this show just wrapped its first season. why do you think it's so special? >> this show is so special for a lot of reasons but one is because of people behind the scene, you have kerry washington and larry wilmore and raamla mohamed, the show was loosely based on shawn holley who is a powerful criminal defense

attorney in los angeles, and so it's just a dynamic, smart, you know, group of people, you know, who have come together to create the show and raamla who is the writer, she wrote a woman in jax who is powerful and driven but also very flawed, you know. so to have a black woman at the center of this kind of story being able to live in all of her complexities, you know, is just really something we don't see all of the time. we get to see the messiness and all the frayed edges so that's what makes it special for me. >> obviously kerry washington brought us olivia pope and then we had annalise keating to see this role -- >> it's a continuation. >> season 1 ending leaves viewers wanting more. for season 2, where do you want to see jax go? >> you know, people will learn in watching season 1 that jax goes on a journey. when we first meet her we see this woman who is at a point in her life where she has to kind of deal with things she wasn't quite ready to, you know, so i

would love for jax to kind of get a chance to do some of that inner work and see how that pans out for her, to see how she's able to navigate her career and personal life. having done some of the work she probably was not anticipating having to do. >> we are all on a journey. >> we are. >> aren't we? >> what are you manifesting now? >> a lot of things. i'm always manifesting always and the key about that is you can't always tell people what you're manifesting at the moment, you got to leave it. that's between you and the lord and leave it right there. >> i feel it. >> i think that's janai. that's the trick there. >> yeah. [ laughter ] i've been putting it out for everybody. >> exactly. love it. >> right. so great talking to you. congratulations. >> yeah. >> thank you very much. >> you can stream all the episodes of "reasonable doubt" right now on hulu. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. okay liz, we're off to a pretty cool start in the morning. we've got temperatures still hovering in the mid forties and some locations, but it's going to warm up later. skies are bright. these are forecast headlines coming up. a mix of clouds and sun will be with us for the next few days. today we'll see temperatures almost where they were yesterday was warm. thanksgiving day cooling trend begins over the weekend with a chance of rain late next week. so let's take a good look at the weather 70 forecast, starting with today's outlook, mainly sunny with a few high clouds inland highs in the upper sixties to near 70. but as we get of the weekend. you can see well, actually, this is the weekend today's highest upper sixties sr 70 over the weekend upper sixties as well, cooling down sharply early next week. frosty mornings midweek next week and then chance of rain by

spring. we'll be right back. ♪ abc. black friday arrives in the queen city with out sell out at nippert stadium on senior day. a stake is the berth in the aac. tulane hasn't won a conference title since 1988, but can get closer today with the eyes on the prize. bearcats are the reigning champs. they won 22 in a row in cincinnati under coach fickell. the holidays are here. it is all on the line in the final weekend of the regular