good morning, america. homeward bound. the mad dash on what's expected to be the busiest air travel day of the year so far. what you need to know to navigate the airports and the highways, and how the weather could complicate your journey home. tripledemic threat. the fears of rising covid, rsv, and flu numbers after the holiday. >> i don't see how there won't be another big spike. >> children's emergency rooms now packed and the shortages in some areas of common antibiotics. shopping the sales. amazon, walmart and best buy all starting their cyber monday deals right now, where you can save big. >> i hope you guys are as excited as your boy to shop some deals. >> plus, the new online shopping

experience at your fingertips. wanted for questioning. investigators hunting for a person of interest in the death of a woman who police say lost consciousness after an encounter with a man at a bar she met online. what the bartender is saying this morning. hunting down clues. investigators poring through hundreds of photos and videos submitted by the public. following the murders of four idaho college students, what they're ruling out, and what students are saying this morning with a beefed up security presence. ♪ i'm still standing ♪ and taking the stage. comedian jay leno set to entertain a live audience for the first time since suffering serious burns while working on one of his beloved cars. what he's saying about the accident as tickets sell out in just hours. good morning, america.

thanks so much for joining us on this sunday and it's so great to see jay leno getting back to performing, doing what he loves. >> seeing that he's okay. >> exactly. >> after a scary accident. >> sure is. we'll have more on that coming up. we have a lot to cover though, rush hour is, it's on, close to 50 million people hitting the roads after holiday gatherings, here's a live look at the traffic in dallas. >> and slow going out there right now, same thing here live at newark airport. lines looking pretty if you're heading right now. but air travel as well as on the road expected to pick up. air travel just shy of pre-pandemic levels for the holidays, about 300 delays into or out of the u.s. so far. barely any cancellations. >> team coverage this morning, abc's elwyn lopez inside hartsfield-jackson airport. >> reporter: right now, security lines moving quick quite smoothly, but that could quickly

change after people dash to the airport. today likely to be the busiest day to hit the skies. now, just to give you a sense of the rush here, at the atlanta airport we could see about 300,000 passengers, nationwide air travel close to 99% to what we saw in 2019. earlier this week major airlines were reporting just 4 cancellations. by saturday, more than 50, and 3,000 delays. mostly focused on the dallas and houston area dealing with heavy rain and that system moving to the east. more grounded and delayed flights are expected there. if you're traveling back home, officials suggest getting to the airport about 2.5 hours before your domestic flight. they say if you can avoid checking a bag in case your flight is rescheduled and you have to have that delay. janai. >> easy to see why that's such a busy airport in this country. elwyn, thank you so much. now to the situation on the road and highways expected to see a lot of traffic in many areas including here in new

york, where abc's reena roy joins us with more. how you can avoid some of that traffic. good morning, reena. >> reporter: janai, good morning to you. behind me drivers are already hitting the road early this morning and it's only expected to get busier. if you're getting behind the wheel today you might get stuck for a bit and that's because 49 million people across the country are doing the exact same thing during this holiday travel period. and that number is up slightly from last year, the busiest time of day expected to be from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. if you can, experts say it's best to head out after that and in the morning before 11:00 a.m. some of the most congested areas in the major cities, new york, los angeles and atlanta. just to give you an idea of how bad traffic could be in some parts, washington, d.c., they're expecting 85% more traffic than usual during today's peak, and back on wednesday, new york saw 158% more congestion, and adding to all of this there's rain and snow in some parts of the

country, certainly not the best timing for all those people heading home, whit. >> exactly. reena, thank you. the weather is going to be huge factor for millions of americans heading home. let's bring in danielle breezy. danielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit, yes, we're tracking a storm system and severe weather. take a look at this map and we have two areas of the concern. one over the panhandle to florida, and the other over virginia beach. a tornado cannot be ruled out. that's attached to a bigger storm system. heavy rain from detroit over to pittsburgh, all the way down to charlotte. that will move to the i-95 corridor, and in the evening hours it's boston and into new england, and by evening and overnight it's pushing out of here. the monday rush hour commute should be dry toward the

northeast, and then we'll watch another system out to the west. in fact, impacting areas today along the i-5 corridor, from seattle to portland and the higher elevations, we are anticipating heavy snow. that heavy snow is then going to shift to the east. it'll start to get to parts of idaho and wyoming as we head into monday, and then we're going to be watching that storm system as it pushes towards the east and brings more severe weather potentially to the middle of the week. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> danielle breezy for us. thanks, danielle. now the threat ahead as the health care system strains with rsv, covid, and flu, and what could be in store as americans head home from family gatherings. abc's elizabeth schulze has more. good morning to you, elizabeth. >> reporter: here at children's national hospital, doctors tell us they've been operating at capacity for weeks and now with flu cases on the rise they warn we're not out of the woods yet.

this morning, hospitals and urgent care centers are bracing for a post-thanksgiving tipledemic threat. of covid, rsv and the flu. >> i don't see how there won't be another big spike, we've opened icu beds, we changed the way our emergency department works. we have a tent up outside for our emergency room. >> reporter: with many children's emergency rooms packed and wait times stretching hours, some urgent care centers are overflowing with pediatric patients. >> our book-ahead slots absolutely fill up the day before, so we're seeing the surge. >> reporter: health experts say decreased immunity may be one reason for this season's early and e severe spike of child respiratory infections. hospitals already overwhelmed with rsv patients now say flu cases are rising first. cdc reports half of u.s. states are experiencing high or very high flu-like activity. >> child after child, we're doing the swab and it's coming back positive for the flu. >> reporter: new concerns this morning that common flu

medications like tamiflu are in high demand. >> we're seeing shortages in some areas of supplies, like amoxicillin, as well as tamiflu and some other medicines as well. >> reporter: johnson & johnson says there's been high demand but we're not experiencing an overall shortage. now, there are often alternatives for medications, so be sure to talk to your doctor or pharmacist if you find yours is short supply. doctors also say that it's not too late to get your covid or flu vaccine for you and your kids if you haven't already. janai? >> a lot to keep in mind. thanks, elizabeth. let's bring in abc news contributor dr. alok patel. dr. patel, thanks for being with us. a children's hospital at capacity for weeks, between rsv, flu and covid, are we going to see that post-holiday surge that we've seen so many times before? >> janai, that's what hospitals are bracing for, more cases and

possibly more hospitalizations. we have no shortages of gatherings right now. some of the busiest travel days in the last few years and all mitigations have been lifted. people need to be on the lookout, there could be lot more sickness around the corner. >> with thanksgiving behind us, and so many holidays ahead of us, what precautions? >> people need to make sure they've gotten their flu shot and make sure they're up to date on their covid shots including the new booster. and also on top of that, testing, wearing a mask if you're symptomatic. ventilation is extremely important. janai, we need to normalize and praise staying home if you have any cold or flu symptoms. we hosted a thanksgiving, a friendsgiving, the winners were the couple were who sick stayed

at home. >> we're talking about hospitals that are under such strain, more hospitalizations, how do you decide when it's time to take yourself or your child or someone else to an emergency room where there could be more sick people? >> i'm so glad you asked that because right now emergency rooms are over-run, and people are waiting hours, even days to be seen. emergency rooms are for emergencies. when it comes to cold, respiratory, distress in other words, troubled breathing, any signs of somebody who's breathing quickly or using extra muscles to move breath. they should be seen by a medical provider immediately. anything else, you might want to chat with your outpatient provider or go to a clinic. >> the big takeaway there is troubled breathing is an absolute emergency. as we're heading into the winter, with flu, rsv and covid, what's your biggest concern right now?

>> we're going to see more of the same and the same is not good, because we have over-run children's hospitals, nine times the amount of hospitalized adults from rsv in comparison to the last few years. this is all on top of an already-strain healthcare system, and we can't normalize what's happening with covid-19 either and say it's okay to have 2500 dead americans a week, but a lot of this is in our hands. prevention is the number one goal we should be focusing on as we head into a hopefully happy, healthy and less sick holiday season in comparison to the last two years. it's on us. everyone stay empowered. >> 2,500 americans still a week. dr. patel, thank you so much for being with us this morning. janai, now to biden administration's latest move to repair relations with venezuela. an agreement on easing sanctions that will allow chevron to resume pumping crude in the south american nation, abc's maryalice parks has more from nantucket this morning. maryalice, good morning to you.

>> reporter: whit, good morning, this is a small step that could have a big impact down the road, and what we know is that the treasury department granted chevron a limited six-month lease to start up operations again, it's part of larger talks. a way to acknowledge that the maduro regime is moving in the right direction, taking small steps toward democracy. all other sanctions will stay in place right now. but of course this comes at a time where global energy markets have been feeling such a crunch with the war in ukraine. venezuela has some of the largest oil reserves in the world. the timing here is noticeable, this white house knows that americans have been feeling the crunch, but for context here the head of chevron said he thought it could take months, even years, to fully ramp up production. to make an impact on energy markets. there's a lot of old equipment down there at least both sides are talking. this morning republicans blasting the administration for this move, whit, saying they think the biden administration

should be doing a lot more to boost domestic energy production. >> what could that mean for gas prices here in the u.s.? >> senior white house officials told us yesterday they didn't think this would impact international oil prices, it wasn't about that and again, the head of chevron said this wouldn't have an instanteous impact. on "this week," martha raddatz speaks exclusively with michael mccaul and mike turner on the war in ukraine. also their priorities for next year's congress with the gop in control of the house. janai? now to the war in ukraine, and a striking claim from british officials that russia has fired cruise missiles with dummy warheads. abc's marcus moore is live in kyiv with more. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: janai, good morning, the battle for ukraine is now in its tenth month, and this uk intelligence report is pretty significant, they're

saying that russia has a depleting arsenal so they've been firing dummy missiles, these are missiles that don't have warheads all in an effort to overwhelm ukraine's air defenses and then they'll fire missiles with warheads to hit critical targets. as you know, russia has been trying to demoralize the ukrainian population, it's been hitting the country's power grid trying to put it in the dark. in fact, a wave of air strikes just days ago left millions of people across the country without heat or water, and the attacks there mark what russia has been trying to do and at one point there were four nuclear power plants here in ukraine. they were completely offline. the president here, zelenskyy, says the number of people without electricity is down to 6 million, as they've been working around the clock to restore to ow y w war

right w, here in kyiv, they've sehis warming center, where families can come to get warm and can also get food and medicine and charge their telephones and their personal devices. they've set up these centers like this one across the city and the region, even in some of the local schools, all in an effort to meet this demand, and you can see the snow is falling here. all indications are right now that this will be a very long and brutal winter for the people here in ukraine, guys. >> no question how important power and heat are for those people right now. thank you, marcus. back home now to the holiday shopping season, cyber monday deals are dropping. the national retail federation is saying holiday shopping set a record this weekend with 166 million americans this weekend on the hunt for those bargains. abc's deirdre bolton is here with more. good morning, deirdre.

>> reporter: there are at least three big retailers not waiting until tomorrow to roll out cyber monday deals, amazon, walmart and best buy are starting their crazy deals today. if you're shopping for a new computer, phone, other kind of electronics, you can find some pretty big discounts. amazon will have surprise deals every 30 minutes going into monday, offering up to 45% off on select black & decker home tools, up to 40% on audio gear. now walmart, tons of deals on home items, tvs, laptops and hundreds of toys. best buy, shoppers can find an apple mac. laptop, $150 off. now, adobe analytics forecast that cyber monday will be the season's biggest online shopping day bringing in $11 billion. eva. >> americans are in the grip of a 40-year inflation high, so my question is, how are people affording all this shopping?

>> that's an excellent question, eva. for the moment americans are putting some of those concerns about inflation aside, they are spending record amounts as we've been reporting, but experts do warn about putting too much on credit cards as rates go higher and also overextending consumers by using a lot of these buy now, pay later programs, they're up 78% just in usage alone last week. eva. >> good warning for people as they prepare for the holidays. thank you, deirdre. >> up 78%. in the meantime we'll get a check of the weather now, danielle breezy from our nashville affiliate wkrn, good morning again, danielle. >> reporter: and good morning, guys. we are tracking that storm system out to the west bringing a lot of wintry weather. we have seven states under winter alerts. we have winter storm warnings, winter advisories, not to mention high wind alerts. that's a lot of snow.

the question in the cascades. over a foot through tuesday in the rockies. there's a lot of snow in that area, and bringing it to the upper midwest by tuesday afternoon. we're also watching for severe storms through the south. look at this. we've go lisa: sunday morning with clouds, partly cloudy this afternoon and more 60's but another cold front rivers tomorrow but that is dry bringing frosty temperatures tuesday and wednesday, highs struggling to get to 60's and rain more likely thursday and friday. 12eu6 downtown and 63 oakland with 65 fremont and maybe a little warmer in the north bay and cold middle of guys, yesterday we were

praising the elements in nashville. today it's all about the wind. back to you. >> a little storm system, looked like an avocado right there on the radar. >> are you hungry? >> yes, we're hungry on a sunday. thank you, danielle. appreciate it. now to space, nasa making history this weekend. its un-crewed orion spacecraft passing apollo-era record and it could have big implications for the future. >> three, two, one -- and liftoff of artemis 1. >> reporter: this morning nasa celebrating a new milestone in space exploration. >> we rise together. back to the moon and beyond. >> reporter: the orion spacecraft breaking the record saturday for the farthest distance traveled by a spacecraft designed to travel people to deep space, the previous record set over a half century ago in 1970, they

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>> orion has cameras on its tips of its solar arrays, so we'll be able to take a selfie from the moon, nothing like apollo could do. >> pretty cool stuff, nasa said they're committed to returning to the moon and that could be as early as 2025 and then as for mars they don't have a date circled on the calendar just yet. they hope it will happen some time in the 2030s. they're talking about building bases on the moon, that deep space travel is in the works. >> you're excited. > you know, it's kind of that next phase of space travel and it's a lot of fun to watch and see what they're doing. >> it gives you jetson vibes. still coming up on "gma," a person of interest, the hunt for a man suspected of targeting woman through an online dating app. this following the death of one woman police say he met. jay leno back on stage hours away from his first appearance that have frightening fire put him in the hospital. and the new look of high-tech bargain hunting how live-stream shopping can change retail.

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the head. police believe this was likely a botched robbery. it happened at the chevron gas station, located on control loma boulevard and lisa arjun. good morning to you. let's go check out. the forecast is we have a quarter mile visibility at half moon bay. you can see the high clouds here from mount tam. so that is a partly cloudy day today. 49 san francisco 40 in oakland, santa clara in the thirties 36 on the peninsula. and we've got sun here. the go. the winds kicking up a bit later. 36 santa rosa, nevada, with 38 conquered . partly cloudy 63 in oakland cooler san francisco mid sixties and san jose. much colder

welcome back to "gma." in its third week out, "black panther: wakanda forever" is still soaring at the box office, the superhero sequel took in a stunning $18.2 million on the friday after thanksgiving alone, just that day. the blockbuster hit is now in position to top the five-day weekend box office with a projected $60 million to $67 million in ticket sales. >> it's doing all right. >> yeah. >> it's also really good. >> certainly is. let's take a look at some of the big stories we're following this morning, happening right now, homeward bound. millions of americans are making their way home after the holidays on what will likely be the busiest travel day of the year so far, close to 50 million

hitting the road while air travel is close to 99% of what we saw during pre-pandemic times during 2019. experts say that get to the airport as early as you and try not to check bags. early voters came out in droves to cast their ballots in the georgia senate runoff election between incumbent raphael warnock and his republican challenger herschel walker, some waiting in lines for hours as those lines wrapped around buildings. georgia secretary of state office reporting at least 70,000 people voted on saturday. if you call frontier airlines the discount carrier has gone fully digital, customers will now have to find information or seek help through an online chatbot, social media or the airline app. it still has a 24-hour chat service available if you really need a live person. >> we all have strong opinions about the online chatbot. it doesn't always work as planned.

we move on and we start this half hour with a warning about the potential dangers of online dating, a man accused of victimizing women he met through a popular app is now a person of interest following a death of a woman who collapsed at a bar. abc's mona kosar abdi is here with more on that. >> reporter: wisconsin police have been searching for this man that they believe is a serial predator. accused of using dating apps to lure women and then drug and steal from them. they're looking to question him about a woman's death. this morning, wisconsin police say they're searching for a suspected dating app predator who's a person of interest in a woman's death. >> she was in here for maybe five minutes until she hit the ground. >> reporter: a 55-year-old mother of four was at a south milwaukee bar when she suddenly collapsed, later dying at the hospital, police say it's unclear if a crime occurred and an autopsy is under way to determine the cause of death. >> i saw the look on her face,

she was holding her drink and she started leaning back. >> reporter: our affiliate obtaining this image captured from surveillance video. you can see her sitting at the bar with a man police believe is 52-year-old timothy olson. >> he had sunglasses on and a hat, and he was wearing a winter vest. >> reporter: according to the owner, the two ordered drinks right before milkulance became unconscious, while an employee called 911 olson quickly left the bar. police in wisconsin have been on the hunt for olson for allegedly drugging and stealing money from at least three different women he met online. one woman telling police she met olson on an online dating app. she says she believes he drugged her. the next day noticing $800 in authorized withdrawals from her account. experts say as the popularity of dating apps rise so do the potential dangers. >> i do believe that you do have

to figure out rather quickly what a person's motive is as to why they're meeting you. >> reporter: police believe that olson uses several aliases. at this time he's facing five counts of felony personal identity theft charges, they're asking everyone to remain vigilant. we turn now to investigators in idaho who are now poring through videos and photos submitted by the public as they work to solve the murder of four college students. as students return from thanksgiving vacation, what police are now ruling out. tension and uncertainty in the idaho community where police still don't have answers for how or why four college students were stabbed to death in an off-campus home and haven't yet named a suspect or made an arrest. >> right here. >> reporter: lily, one of many university of idaho students returning after thanksgiving break, showed us just how close she lives to the murder scene. >> i understand the fear, i think it's super scary but i

think it's important for us to stay together. >> reporter: other students opting to move home for the rest of the semester. >> just feel better until they have somebody apprehended. >> reporter: the university of idaho offering students the option for students to work remotely, while back on campus, officials say the university has partnered with idaho state police to beef up security. >> i feel like with the police saying that they have, know that it was targeted attack. >> reporter: police maintain that these killings were targeted but aren't providing more details, they say to protect the integrity of the investigation. authorities do say that they're now reviewing more than 260 digital submissions from the public to an fbi link hoping to help the case. left with so many unanswered questions. more than two weeks police still aven't named a suspect or a person of interest nor have they determined a motive that has left this small college town and campus on edge. >> unease.

there's someone out there still. >> reporter: and though police say those murders do appear to have been targeted, they have been looking into other incidents in nearby states including a double stabbing in washington state back in 1999 and a double stabbing that happened just last year in oregon. investigators say while there are some similarities no evidence linking those two cases. now to jay leno back on stage tonight for the first time since suffering serious burns in an accident while working on one of his cars. abc's zohreen shah has more. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva, for over 40 years jay leno has a sort of residency club here in hermosa beach, now after his accident he wanted to be back at work for asap, and for most of people that's still a while, for jay leno it's 15 days. he'll be performing in front of a sold-out crowd here tonight. this morning, jay leno hours

away from hitting the stage, his first performance since suffering serious burns after a fire broke out in his garage two weeks ago. entertainment tonight canada catching him at a gas station on wednesday. >> driving that car any time soon? >> which one? yeah. >> reporter: anticipation high for the beloved standup comedian and former late night host, tickets selling out within hours at the comedy and magic club in hermosa beach. what kind of reception do you think he's going to get tomorrow night when he appears on stage? >> adulation, he's done a lot for the town. jay leno, he's a local institution. >> reporter: one of the mechanics saying he was working on a steam car in his burbank home when gas sprayed and then ignited. leno undergoing two surgeries at the grossman burn center for his face, hands and chest. he released a statement acknowledging the severity of his burns but was hopeful of a quick return.

>> it doesn't surprise me, it's just completely keeping with his character, there's not many people that can measure up to his performance through the history of comedy. >> reporter: now this club in hermosa is about an hour away from jay leno's home, but remember, he loves driving and he has a sort of soft spot for this club. i can say this as someone who grew up close by we have a soft spot for him, too. >> because it's sold out tonight, people are turning out to support him. time now for a check of the weather and danielle breezy, from our nashville affiliate. do you have your gloves on today, that's what i want to know. >> i don't have my gloves on today, it's a little warmer, but it's definitely windy out here today. want to start you off with some severe weather that happened

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next phase, next level of shopping. >> reporter: the trend started in china and gained traction during the pandemic. now it's projected to bring in about $25 billion a year in the u.s. by 2025. amazon and walmart have invested heavily with newcomers like nordstrom, macy's and avon dipping their toes in the water. there's facebook. >> this is a beautiful fall print. >> reporter: tiktok. >> this is super cute. >> reporter: and pinterest. >> this is so cute. >> reporter: fashion, beauty and luxury goods are top sellers. while it's a compelling way to learn about the product it's also a place where overspending can happen. according to the consulting firm, mckinsey, companies report that 30% of people who watch end up buying something. that's up to ten times higher than conventional commerce. >> at the end of the day they are essentially advertisements and so while it's great you can

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losses, sean mentioned that it's time for him to step down in a postgame news conference last night. stanford says the search is now on for shah's successor. today is the anniversary. remembering supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone e who were both assassinated on this day at city hall in 1978, there's 44th anniversary of their deaths will be honored today with a vigil in san francisco's castro. the visual also pay tribute to the victims of the recent shooting at club q and colorado springs where five people were killed. that happens tonight at seven pm at harvey milk plaza and lisa arjun. good morning to you. let's go to check on the forecast. all right, liz. good morning. we have some high clouds. patchy fog along the coast and look at emeryville, where the sun is shining 49 downtown 43 in oakland. it's 45 in san jose with santa clara at 35. there are some of the cloud cover right here from the outside our roof 36 santa rosa is 37 by the delta so cold this morning but

gets set for a passage of a dry cold for tomorrow. these numbers will get even higher. we're going to see the coldest air we've seen in quite some time arrived tomorrow. it's going to bring a burst of snow to the mountains. you can see the fog there half mumbai and for the rest of us here locally, it's going to mean a chilly, weak dry conditions as we get through wednesday. so how is today the warmest with low to mid sixties and then as we get towards the end of the week, we're going to bring in some rain. looks like it's going to stick around for a while. liz all right, lisa. thank

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